Durable security laminate with heat-shrinkable layer
First Claim
1. A security laminate comprising:
- (a) a heat-shrinkable layer having a major surface;
(b) a patterned low adhesion coating layer bonded to a portion of said surface;
(c) an emblem layer comprising at least one emblem, a portion of which is bonded to the major surface and a portion of which is bonded to the coating layer, and (d) an adhesive layer bonded to the emblem layer, for bonding the laminate to an object;
wherein the application of a sufficient amount of heat distorts the heat-shrinkable layer to provide an indication of tampering.
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Abstract
A security laminate comprising (1) a protective layer having a first and a second surface, (2) a pattern of low adhesion coating bonded to a portion of the second surface of the protective layer, (3) at least one emblem bonded to a portion of the low adhesion coating/protective layer composite, (4) an adhesive bonded to the emblem layer/low adhesion coating/protective layer composite, and (5) a primer is not included between the low adhesion coating and emblem layers; wherein the bond between the emblem and the protective layer and the bond between the adhesive layer and protective layer are the most tenacious bonds, and the bond between the low adhesion coating and the protective layer is the least tenacious, whereby the emblems and adhesive layers are damaged in the pattern of the low adhesion coating during delamination. Also, secured documents comprising such security laminates and a method for securing documents utilizing such security laminates.
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1. A security laminate comprising:
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(a) a heat-shrinkable layer having a major surface;
(b) a patterned low adhesion coating layer bonded to a portion of said surface;
(c) an emblem layer comprising at least one emblem, a portion of which is bonded to the major surface and a portion of which is bonded to the coating layer, and (d) an adhesive layer bonded to the emblem layer, for bonding the laminate to an object;
wherein the application of a sufficient amount of heat distorts the heat-shrinkable layer to provide an indication of tampering. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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