A sublimation transfer sheet including a backing layer positionable between overlapping end portions of the sublimation transfer sheet, method of using the same, and object decorated with method of using the same. Preferably, the backing layer is an absorbent layer. Also preferably, the backing layer is secured to a side of a release layer facing away from a side of the release layer having dyes or inks thereon.

A label with improved physical properties comprising: a base layer having a microstructured area; a composite microstructure having a first, second and third set of microstructures disposed on the microstructured area; a dry lift force attributable to the composite microstructure greater than 7 pounds according to lift testing; a wet lift force attributable to the composite microstructure greater than 7 pounds according to lift testing; an adhesive layer affixed to the base layer for affixing the label to a container; and, thereby providing a microstructured label having improved gripping physical properties that can be affixed to a container.

A labeled article comprising a label and an article, the article having a top end, a bottom end, a bottom surface, and at least one side surface, wherein the at least one side surface extends between the top end and the bottom end of the article. In this embodiment, the label is positioned around a lower portion of the side surface of the article to confront said side surface and does not extend past the bottom end of the article.

An article that can be formed into a sleeve or a coaster for a beverage container. The article includes: (a) a first sheet that is at least sufficiently flexible to be wrapped around the cylindrical body of the beverage container to position an inner surface of an end portion of the first sheet adjacent an outer surface of a tab portion of the first sheet to form an overlapping area between the end portion and the tab portion; (b) a first adhesive on a first portion of an inner surface of the first sheet, wherein the first portion is at least partially within the overlapping area; and (c) a second adhesive on a second portion of the inner surface of the first sheet, wherein the second portion is at least partially outside the overlapping area, and wherein the first adhesive and the second adhesive can be the same or different.

The self-adhesive label is produced in relief in order to visually and/or tactilely simulate a decorative molding of a material of a container or a decorative seal or stamp applied to the container. The self-adhesive label comprises, successively: a layer of adhesive, a flexible plastic sheet, an undercoat varnish on the flexible plastic sheet, and an overcoat varnish on the undercoat varnish. The undercoat varnish and the overcoat varnish are configured to repel each other, so that the overcoat varnish is retracted into the shape of a drop.

A RFID label for use on a lid of a container, and a method of using the RFID label. The RFID label comprises a substrate component, a RFID antenna formed on the substrate component, and a RFID chip for storing data coupled to the RFID antenna. The RFID label is positioned or configured on the lid so as to limit or avoid any interference between the RFID antenna and the RFID chip by any metal component of the container. The RFID label is particularly useful for containers that have small lids or metal components, such as vials, where conventional RFID usage is limited.

A container including an open end; a closed end opposing the open end; a container wall extending longitudinally between the closed end and the open end about a longitudinal axis; an end seam extending at least partially across the closed end; a longitudinal overlapping seam extending from the end seam, a portion of the overlapping seam extending longitudinally along the container wall from the closed end to a neck portion proximal the open end; a stretched label bonded to the container wall, wherein the stretched label includes a label substrate and ink; wherein a common one-piece distortion printed thermoplastic substrate forms both the closed end and the container wall.

A cluster pack with at least two containers, each of which each container carries a label. One or more glued joints interconnect the containers. At least one of the glued joints is applied in a cut-out section of a label.

The present invention relates to a one-touch-removable container packaging film, and a container comprising same and, more specifically, to a one-touch-removable container packaging film, and a container comprising same, the packaging film: being naturally removable from the container when a container lid is rotatably separated from a container body in order to open contents sealed in the container, so as to be forcibly removed from the container according to the opening of the container contents without the need to consciously remove the packaging film in order to recycle the used container, and thus inconvenient actions such as removal of the packaging film during disposal of the container can be fundamentally eliminated; being forcibly removable according to the opening of the container contents so that the packaging film is necessarily removed from the container after the container is used even if the packaging film is not intended to be removed; and being easily removable with only a one-touch rotational operation of the lid so that the separation and discharge of the packaging film can be conveniently induced.

A RFID label for use on a lid of a container, and a method of using the RFID label. The RFID label comprises a substrate component, a RFID antenna formed on the substrate component, and a RFID chip for storing data coupled to the RFID antenna. The RFID label is positioned or configured on the lid so as to limit or avoid any interference between the RFID antenna and the RFID chip by any metal component of the container. The RFID label is particularly useful for containers that have small lids or metal components, such as vials, where conventional RFID usage is limited.