Packaging element with printed marking, use thereof and method for making same
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Jun 29, 2004
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Jan 25, 2002
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Jul 30, 1999
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The invention relates to a packaging element with printed marking, and in which the wall of the element is made out of plastics material. According to the invention, for a wall that is essentially transparent, the packaging element (10) comprises on one of its faces (11) marking (15) which is printed with sympathetic ink, and said marking (15) is sandwiched between a primary dispersing screen (14) deposited on said face and on which said marking is printed, and a dispersing screen (16) overprinted thereon so as to cover the marking (15) and at least the zone (17) of said face surrounding said marking so as to make the marking undetectable. Such a packaging element can be made in particular in the form of a film, specifically for making heat-shrink packaging sleeves, or in the form of a container, in particular a bottle, a blister, or a box.
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