Abstract: An envelope design and processes for manufacturing said envelopes is disclosed herein. The disclosed envelopes have an integrated and removable label portion secured within a panel of the envelope by an adhesive liner. The envelopes may be manufactured by die-cutting the label portions in a paper web, applying the adhesive liner to one side of the paper web covering the die-cut label portions, die-cutting an envelope blank from the paper web, and forming a folded envelope from the blank.
Abstract: An envelope design and processes for manufacturing said envelopes is disclosed herein. The disclosed envelopes have an integrated and removable label portion secured within a panel of the envelope by an adhesive liner. The envelopes may be manufactured by die-cutting the label portions in a paper web, applying the adhesive liner to one side of the paper web covering the die-cut label portions, die-cutting an envelope blank from the paper web, and forming a folded envelope from the blank.
Abstract: An in-line automated system for generating business forms. A spool of paper is unwound and fed into a tinter. A water-based tint is applied to the continuous stream of paper and then fed into a digital printer. The digital printer prints continuous streams of business forms onto the continuous stream of paper. The printer may print seven individual streams of product across the width of the paper. Shipping documentation may be printed concurrently with the printing of the product. After printing, the paper is fed into a binder delivery unit to cut and group the individual business forms into batches for shipment. The continuous sheet of paper may travel through the process at speeds of at least 100 feet per minute. The print job orders may be received via an online interface.
Type:
Application
Filed:
December 9, 2008
Publication date:
June 10, 2010
Applicant:
Ennis, Inc.
Inventors:
John W. Christenson, Henry P. Schultz, Dennis J. Shilling