Window envelopes with optical character readable window film patches
A windowed envelope and patch technology, applied to optical components, postal envelopes, household appliances, etc., can solve problems affecting the failure rate of MERLIN tests
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[0045] Preparation of Windowed Envelopes
[0046] Unwind window film from roll. The adhesive is applied to the film or the paper to which the film will be bonded. The film was cut into rectangles, and the rectangles were transferred to paper by a vacuum patch transfer cylinder. The resulting paper / adhesive / film structure is transferred to subsequent converting operations.
Embodiment 12
[0056] Comparative Example A was repeated, but using the 100% by weight HIPS-made film used in Comparative Example B in place of the windowed envelope patch sections. Method A and varying compositions are shown in Table I below. The 45° gloss and haze and MHCFD percent failure data for the films are summarized in Table I below.
Embodiment 13-15
[0058] Comparative Example B was repeated, but varying the composition of each Example as shown in Table I below. As with Comparative Example A, each of Examples 13-15 contained a 1% PTFE concentrate. The 45° gloss and haze and MHCFD percent failure data for the films are summarized in Table I below.
[0059] Table I
[0060] Example
[0061]The data presented in Table I illustrate two points. First, rubber-modified VAP (eg, rubber-modified polystyrene) affects the optical properties of the film, such as haze and gloss. Second, the type and amount of rubber-modified VAP used can be varied in order to obtain a windowed envelope film with the desired balance of haze % and 45° gloss.
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