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Textile label and method for production therof

A label and fabric technology, applied in the field of clothing with such labels, can solve the problems of increased manufacturing costs, damage to the configuration of the transponder, and inconspicuousness.

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-01-03
SCHREINER GRP GMBH & CO KG
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[0004] RFID tags are often quite hard, and when the tag is applied to fabrics, this hard characteristic is usually not popular. At present, there are also fabric tags that use more elastic RFID, so it is less obvious under the consideration of privacy However, such fabric tags are often not adequately protected and are susceptible to environmental influences. In the textile sector, when garments equipped with RFID tags are sent for washing or cleaning, the transponder configuration should remain undamaged, but traditional RFID Labels do not meet this requirement
[0005] FR-A-2 823 898 discloses a woven label designed to be attached to clothing and provided thereon with a bonded transponder arrangement, where the sensitive location of the chip is protected from damage by a silicon sealing substance. Environmental impact, however the silicone sealant adds to manufacturing costs and in all instances does not achieve the required elasticity, ideally clothing labels should be barely noticeable and when the label is sewn to the garment There is also the possibility that the interrogator configuration can be damaged by the needles, which is another disadvantage

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[0023] The fabric label 1 shown in Figures 1a and 1b actually consists of a printable fabric base layer 2, two adhesive layers 3, 4, and an interrogator configuration with a chip 5 and an antenna 6, the antenna 6 and The chip 5 is bonded to the fabric base layer 2 by means of a first adhesive layer 3, which preferably consists of a polyester adhesive. In addition to using the chip 5 in direct contact, it is also possible to use a chip The module is connected to the antenna 6 by metal bonding. The advantage of the polyester adhesive is that it can provide sufficient waterproofness, and sufficient resistance to soapy water and chemical cleaning agents. It is very difficult to break and has high resistance Thermal and excellent sealing properties, even under adverse environmental conditions. In addition, the material properties of the elastic polyester adhesive contribute to the elasticity of the adhesive layer 3. In view of the anti-etching properties of the polyester adhesive, ...

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The invention relates to a textile label in which the chip (5) of the transponder arrangement is completely embedded in adhesive, which not only provides the connection to the textile base layer (2) and to a similarly textile top label (7), or to the piece of clothing itself, but also provides a highly effective sealing. The adhesive of the adhesive layers (3, 4) is well-absorbed into the tissue structure by the textile base layer (2) and optionally into the further textile layers to give a flexible and resistant material composite which does not tend to delaminate or warp under mechanical, thermal and / or chemical stress. It is of advantage with regard to the long-life and reliability of the transponder arrangement to seal the same completely with adhesive, in other words, not just the chip (5).

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to textile labels, i.e. labels having at least one layer of fabric, and methods of manufacture; the invention further relates to methods of applying labels of this type to garments, and garments having such labels . According to common usage, the term textile is used here to refer to a structure of fibrous material that can be woven, woven, or realized in the form of a so-called "nonwoven" (nonwoven fabric). (fibrous material texture) in which the fibers may consist of spun or non-spun - natural, synthetic or blended fibers. Background technique [0002] Clothing (Garment) and other fabrics usually have the above-mentioned type of label. In this case, the information recorded on the fabric label, for example, includes the product trademark, the manufacturer and / or source of the garment, precautions, and the composition of the fabric. Wait. [0003] It has been a common practice for many years to attach so-called RFID ta...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D06H1/04G08B13/24D06H1/00G09F3/02
CPCG09F2003/0232G08B13/2437G09F3/02D06H1/00G09F2003/0235G06K19/027Y10T428/28Y10T428/2852Y10T428/2476Y10T156/10
Inventor S·霍夫迈尔H·-D·希尔默R·祖尔考
Owner SCHREINER GRP GMBH & CO KG
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