18264011. SHEET ASSEMBLY FOR FORMING ONE OR MORE CARDS simplified abstract (Illinois Tool Works Inc.)
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SHEET ASSEMBLY FOR FORMING ONE OR MORE CARDS
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Inventor(s)
Suwit John Sangkaratana of Crown Point IN (US)
Robert Michael Korson of Traverse City MI (US)
SHEET ASSEMBLY FOR FORMING ONE OR MORE CARDS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18264011 titled 'SHEET ASSEMBLY FOR FORMING ONE OR MORE CARDS
The abstract describes a patent application for a sheet assembly that can be cut into one or more cards. The assembly includes an upper layer for the first printing of indicia, a core, and a lower layer for the second printing of indicia, with one or more layers made from paper impregnated with a biobased resin.
- Sheet assembly can be cut into one or more cards
- Upper layer for first printing of indicia
- Core coupled with upper layer
- Lower layer for second printing of indicia
- Biobased resin used in one or more layers
Potential Applications: - Card manufacturing industry - Eco-friendly printing materials
Problems Solved: - Providing a sustainable alternative to traditional card materials - Enhancing the durability and quality of printed cards
Benefits: - Reduced environmental impact - Improved card longevity and quality
Commercial Applications: - Card printing companies - Eco-conscious businesses looking for sustainable materials
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the use of biobased resin impact the durability of the cards? 2. Are there any limitations to the types of printing processes that can be used with this sheet assembly?
Original Abstract Submitted
A sheet assembly can be cut into one or more cards. The sheet assembly includes an upper layer configured to receive a first printing of first indicia for the one or more cards. The sheet assembly may further include a core coupled with the upper layer and a lower layer configured to receive a second printing of second indicia for the one or more cards. The lower layer is coupled with the core with the core disposed between the upper sheet and the lower sheet. One or more of the upper layer, the core, or the lower layer is formed from paper impregnated with a resin that includes a biobased resin.
