Abstract: In an antifungal protective film having at least one layer and an acidifying polymer and a disulfite the at least one film layer includes fluid-filled bubbles or cells that are created by foaming. The cells created by foaming during the extrusion enable the generated sulfur dioxide to collect inside this film layer, thereby being buffered and achieving a long-term action releasing the antifungal sulfur dioxide. The film can have a single foamed layer containing the polymer and disulfite or such a layer sandwiched between two outer layers having different properties, all produced by coextrusion.

Abstract: A body in the form of a packaging or of a molded part has an outer layer composed of a film, on which a radio-frequency identification (RFID) arrangement is provided. An antenna of the RFID arrangement is printed directly on a layer of the film, wherein an RFID chip of the RFID arrangement is disposed on a support section, and wherein the support section with the RFID chip is set onto the film in the region of the RFID antenna.

Abstract: A method for contact-free testing of antennas applied to a material web, wherein the material web having the antennas is passed to a measurement device. The antennas are passed past an assigned measurement antenna arrangement of the measurement device in the region of the measurement device and the measurement antenna arrangement has a high-frequency signal Smess of a transmitter applied to it. This signal is correlated with a pre-determined working frequency fA of the antennas. The high-frequency signal Srück that returns from the measurement antenna arrangement is determined and compared with default values, and the adherence to production tolerances is determined by the comparison of the returning high-frequency signal Srück with the default values for each of the individual antennas.

Abstract: A method for contact-free testing of antennas applied to a material web, wherein the material web having the antennas is passed to a measurement device. The antennas are passed past an assigned measurement antenna arrangement of the measurement device in the region of the measurement device and the measurement antenna arrangement has a high-frequency signal Smess of a transmitter applied to it. This signal is correlated with a pre-determined working frequency fA of the antennas. The high-frequency signal Srück that returns from the measurement antenna arrangement is determined and compared with default values, and the adherence to production tolerances is determined by the comparison of the returning high-frequency signal Srück with the default values for each of the individual antennas.

Abstract: A film having an imprinted antenna, for use with an RFID chip. The antenna consists of a conductor track provided with connector ends. According to the invention, the antenna, applied in a printing method, with a conductive printing ink, has window-like recesses in the conductor track, whereby the area of the recesses amounts to at least 20% of the total area having the recesses.

Abstract: A film having an imprinted antenna, for use with an RFID chip. The antenna consists of a conductor track provided with connector ends. According to the invention, the antenna, applied in a printing method, with a conductive printing ink, has window-like recesses in the conductor track, whereby the area of the recesses amounts to at least 20% of the total area having the recesses.

Abstract: A luminescent coating compound of organic binder and luminescent fibers containing at least one organic binder and fibers which of a fiber-forming material with at least one luminescent dye or pigment distributed therein. Also a process of producing coatings of such compounds and articles with such coatings.

Abstract: A luminescent coating compound of organic binder and luminescent fibers containing at least one organic binder and fibers which of a fiber-forming material with at least one luminescent dye or pigment distributed therein. Also a process of producing coatings of such compounds and articles with such coatings.