Abstract: This invention relates to an article useful as a substrate for security printing comprising a pre-cut facestock capable of being printed, a pressure sensitive adhesive having a first and second surface, and a release liner, wherein the first surface of the pressure sensitive adhesive is bonded to the facestock and the second surface is releasably bonded to the release liner, and wherein the bond strength of the releasable bond between the pressure sensitive adhesive and the release liner is greater than the temporary bonds formed with an ink and the printable surface of the facestock. The articles and methods of the present invention involve articles useful as facestocks for security printing. In one embodiment, the invention relates to the preparation and printing of stamps. An advantage of the present articles and methods is the use of articles with a pressure sensitive adhesive and a release layer, which do not lift off during printing.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
May 28, 1997
Date of Patent:
October 17, 2000
Assignee:
Avery Dennison Corporation
Inventors:
William R. Kennerly, Gordon C. Morison, Julia J. Souther, Kathy Alpaugh
Abstract: A die cut self adhesive label sheet, comprising at least three circular CD-ROM labels arranged on a letter or A4 size sheet. The sheet preferably has about a 5 mm margin on each side, with CD-ROM label diameters of about 115 mm (letter size) and 112-113 mm (A4 size). A plurality of additional labels may be formed in the interstices.