Method of Laminating a Fragrance onto a Substrate and Product Constructed by said Method
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Aug 14, 2008
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Feb 7, 2008
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Feb 9, 2007
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A pull-apart fragrance sampler laminate is constructed by dispersing microcapsules containing fragrance oil into a quick setting adhesive. The resulting dispersion is applied to a surface of a substrate and then covered with an overlayer. The substrate and overlayer adhere to the dispersion until they are pulled apart whereby the microcapsules are fractured, releasing the fragrance. The substrate may be a continuous web of two-layer stock having a silicone coated liner and a release layer on which the dispersion is coated for making fragrance samplers in the form of die cut labels. The dispersion may be applied to the substrate by a relief printing plate at a station of a printing press through which the substrate and cover layer are transported.
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