Silk screen roller applicator technique
CA 1250797 A · Owner: Avery International Corporation · Inventors: Wyss, Bill W.
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Abstract of the Disclosure, Silk screen roller applicators employed in a, process which is also known as Screen Process Printing are often used in the printing of labels and other materials. The present invention involves joining the edges of silk screen type material along a very narrow line, such as 1/32 inch, so that economies are achieved in printing and the associated use of paper when the, resultant applicator is formed. The two edges to be joined are each marked with at least two index marks and, these are aligned with corresponding light slots which are located on a base on either side of a fusing line. The silk screen type mesh which may be formed of a polyester coated with nickel, …
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- Granted March 7, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 7, 2006.
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