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A label structure includes a base sheet, a top sheet, and a barrier sheet therebetween for preventing ink or print media transfer between the top base sheets. The top sheet is removable in its entirety. Paper, clear and other base sheets are contemplated. A preferred method for manufacturing the label structure includes printing a top web, applying glue to both sides of a barrier web, joining the top web to the barrier and another side of the barrier to a base web and carrier web composite, die cutting top sheets, barrier sheets and base sheets from said respective webs, and on the carrier web, and thereafter rolling the carrier web with separate label structures thereon to form a rolled label supply.
1. A label supply in elongated form and comprising:
an elongated carrier web of predetermined width and indeterminate length;
a plurality of separate base sheets on said web, an upper side of said base sheet being printed with ink;
a plurality of top sheets, respective ones of said top sheets being disposed over respective base sheets, said top sheets being printed with ink on at least an underside thereof;
a plurality of barrier sheets, respective ones of said barrier sheets disposed between respective top and base sheets;
first adhesive layers securing respective barrier sheets to upper sides of their respective base sheets;
second adhesive layers removably securing respective barrier sheets to the undersides of their respective top sheets so said respective top sheets can be removed therefrom;
said barrier sheets preventing ink transfer between said top sheets and said base sheets; and
said barrier sheets remaining with said base sheets when said top sheets are removed therefrom.
2. A label supply as in claim 1, wherein said base sheet is coated paper and a side of said top sheet toward said base sheet is uncoated paper.
3. A label supply as in claim 1, wherein said top sheets have edge portions overlapping portions of said first adhesive layers, respectively.
4. A label supply as in claim 1, wherein said top, base and barrier sheets are die cut and define separate composite labels on said web.
5. A label supply as in claim 1, wherein said barrier sheet is made from a synthetic material and is print treated.
6. A label supply as in claim 5, wherein said synthetic material is selected from the group consisting of polypropylene, polyester and acetate.
7. A label supply as in claim 6, wherein said barrier sheet is clear polypropylene.
8. A label supply as in claim 1, wherein said base sheet is paper and the upper side thereof is coated, and said top sheet is paper and the underside thereof is uncoated, said ink printed on the underside of said top sheets remaining therewith when said top sheets are removed.
9. A composite label for use on a surface and having a removable portion, said label comprising:
a die cut base sheet;
adhesive means on an underside of said base sheet for securing same to a surface;
a die cut top sheet having an underside disposed over a top side of said base sheet, said underside having ink printed thereon;
a barrier sheet disposed between said base sheet and said top sheet;
a first adhesive layer securing said barrier sheet to said base sheet top side;
a second adhesive layer removably securing said top sheet underside to said barrier sheet;
said top sheet being selectively removable from said barrier sheet and base sheet, said barrier sheet remaining with said base sheet, and said ink remaining with said top sheet when it is removed.
10. A composite label as in claim 9, wherein said base sheet top side is coated paper and said top sheet underside is uncoated paper, said second adhesive layer remaining with said top sheet when said top sheet is removed, and said barrier sheet and said first adhesive layer remain with said base sheet.
11. A composite label as in claim 9, wherein said barrier sheet is made from a material selected from a group consisting of polypropylene, polyester and acetate.
12. A composite label as in claim 11, wherein said barrier sheet is print treated polypropylene.
13. A composite label as in claim 9, wherein said top side of said base sheet and said underside of said top sheet are printed with ink, said barrier sheet preventing ink transfer between said sheets.
14. A composite label as in claim 9, wherein a portion of said top sheet overlaps a portion of said first adhesive layer.
15. A label supply comprising a plurality of multiple ply printed labels wherein a top label sheet is adhered to a base sheet and is removable therefrom and comprising:
an elongated carrier web of predetermined width and indeterminate length, said carrier web comprising a release liner;
a plurality of separate base sheets on said web, an upper side of said base sheet being printed with ink;
a plurality of top sheets, respective ones of said top sheets being disposed over respective base sheets, said top sheets having a top side and an underside and being printed with ink on at least said underside;
the underside of said top sheets facing the respective upper sides of said base sheets;
a plurality of barrier sheets, respective ones of said barrier sheets disposed between respective top and base sheets;
first adhesive layers securing respective barrier sheets to their respective base sheets;
second adhesive layers removably securing respective barrier sheets to the undersides of the respective top sheets so said respective top sheets can be removed therefrom;
said second adhesive layer remaining with said top sheets when said top sheets are removed; and
said barrier sheets preventing ink transfer between said top sheets and said base sheets.
This invention relates to coupons and labels and more particularly to composite coupons and labels and to manufacturing processes therefor.
My U.S. Pat. No. 4,281,762 discloses a composite in-store coupon having a top sheet and a base sheet wherein the top sheet has side portions permanently secured to the base sheet and a removable central coupon portion free of adherence to the base sheet. A central portion of the top sheet is detachable from the side portions and serves as a redemption, discount or promotional coupon, for example. This, of course, leaves the side portions with the base. Any copy or art work to stay on the removed coupon must be disposed within the confines of the removable center area.
Where it is desired to reduce the overall label structure size, a top sheet with no side portions is provided, and the copy or art work is printed thereon from one edge to another. Applicant has previously manufactured and sold a prior art label structure such as this, including a composite label having a removable top sheet which is adhesively, but removably, secured to a base sheet. The entire top sheet is removed from the base sheet and the top sheet does not retain any sticky adhesiveness or tackiness. Adhesives known in the industry as "fugitive" adhesives provide this removal function wherein no adhesive remains on the base. Such an adhesive is, for example, the adhesive sold as "EASY OFF" adhesive by Adhesive Products of New York, N.Y., under type production formula designation 1167-S2.
In manufacturing this structure, both sides of a top web are printed, the upper side of a pressure sensitive base web is printed, fugitive adhesive is applied, the webs are joined together, and thereafter the webs are die cut on a backing or liner web, all on the same equipment, to define individual labels, having top and base sheets, disposed on the backing web. This is similar to the manufacture of labels under the aforesaid patent, except that a fugitive adhesive is used and no perforations are cut to define side portions in the top sheets.
Such a procedure requires the use of a significant amount of adhesive; more so than would be used in other circumstances as will be explained. This use of excessive adhesive is believed to cause significant visual imperfections in the finished label, upon top sheet removal. These imperfections are believed to be due to the transfer of ink, or print media, between the top and base sheets, while the ink and the glue are still wet or viscous, spoiling the appearance of the receiving sheet.
More particularly, it is desirable to manufacture a label supply of composite labels on web fed printing apparatus running at speeds, for example, of 200-300 feet per minute. A top web is printed, for example, joined on the fly to a moving base web to which fugitive adhesive has been applied, and thereafter the top and base webs are die cut on the fly into individual labels. Due to the rapid movement of the two webs during joining and die cutting, it will be appreciated that it is difficult to maintain proper register between the webs, and between the top and base sheets during and after die cutting.
To insure proper register and orientation of the sheets, it has been found preferable to use a significant amount of the "fugitive" adhesive. Such adhesive, in its wet form, tends to hold the top and base sheets together during and after die cutting, and until the adhesive later cures. Use of excess amounts of such "fugitive" adhesive, while required for sheet orientation, is expensive.
It would be possible to use significantly less adhesive if the ultimate releasable securement of the sheets was the only goal, however, the manufacturing speeds and process require use of more adhesive than is otherwise required.
Normally, and apart from the added cost of the excess adhesive, its use would not present any problem. However, due to machine speed, and since at least the top web is printed immediately before joining to the base web by wet adhesive, the ink or other print media is still wet or damp when the top web is joined to the base web. It is believed that the wet or damp ink coalesces or otherwise transfers from the top sheet underside to the adhesive, and then to the base web, or remains with any small amount of adhesive which might be left with the base web when the top sheet is eventually removed as a coupon. Of course, a similar result is obtained when the base web is printed on the same press, and base web ink may transfer to the underside of the top sheet or removable coupon.
This transfer of ink or print media between webs or sheets is undesirable and occasionally spoils an otherwise acceptable print job. Any ink or other print media on the base is particularly distracting and detrimental.
Accordingly, it has been one objective of this invention to provide improved composite labels and coupons.
A further objective of this invention has been to provide an improved process for manufacturing a composite label supply.
A further objective of this invention has been to provide a composite label including a removable top sheet, printed on its under side, and a base sheet, all without ink or print media transfer between the sheets.
To these ends, a label according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a pressure sensitive base sheet and a liner or backing, a top sheet, and a clear barrier sheet therebetween. Respective adhesive layers between the barrier sheet and the top sheet on one side, and between the barrier sheet and the base sheet on another side secure the composite structure together. Preferably, the underside of the top sheet is uncoated paper and the top side of the base sheet is coated paper. Under this condition, the top sheet can be removed while the clear barrier sheet sticks with the base. A small portion of the top sheet overlaps the adhesive securing the top sheet to the barrier to facilitate top sheet removal.
Also, and in this embodiment, it is no longer necessary to use a "fugitive" adhesive. A less specialized, general purpose and less costly adhesive can be used. Thus, and even though a relatively large amount of adhesive may be used to prevent the components from skewing during manufacture, the cost is not as great.
A label supply, according to a preferred embodiment of the invention, includes the aforementioned composite label and an elongated carrier backing, liner, or release web on which the labels are mounted by the pressure sensitive adhesive. After manufacture, the web is rolled into a roll to provide a rolled label supply.
In a preferred process of manufacturing the aforesaid labels, a top web is printed on one or both sides, glue is applied to both sides of a barrier web, and the top web and barrier web are joined with a base web and carrier web composite. Thereafter, separate labels are die cut to define composite label structures on the carrier web. In addition, of course, the base web can also be printed.
The barrier sheet inhibits transfer of any ink or other print media used, between the top and the base components of the label. The wet ink, even if it coalesces with the adhesive on either side of the barrier, cannot transfer through the barrier. Moreover, the glue between the top sheet and barrier, even though it is not a fugitive glue, all tends to remain with the top sheet when it is removed from the barrier, due to the use of uncoated paper, so that even if any ink coalesces into the glue, it simply remains therein over the area on the top sheet from which it came. It is thus not left on the barrier nor, of course, on the base.
It will be appreciated that the invention provides significant advantages. First, general purpose adhesive can be used and no special expensive glues are required between the top and the base sheet. Secondly, enough of the adhesive can be used to maintain register and orientation between the top and base sheets, but without undesirable ink transfer therebetween. Moreover, paper base sheets can be used with ease, and without undesirable ink transfer or spoiling.
These and other advantages will become readily apparent from the following detailed description of a preferred embodiment of the invention, and from the drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of a preferred embodiment of a label supply according to the invention, and is taken along lines 1--1 of FIG. 4;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a product with a composite label thereon and showing a top portion of the composite label having been removed;
FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic elevational view of an apparatus for making a rolled label supply according to the invention;
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a web of the labels of FIG. 1, illustrating one portion of the label forming process;
FIG. 5 illustrates a typical label application operation;
FIG. 6 diagrammatically illustrates the intermediate composite web structure prior to die cutting into separate composite labels; and
FIG. 7 illustrates the removal of a top sheet from a composite label structure according to the invention.
Turning now to FIG. 1, a portion of a label supply according to the invention is shown in cross section. The rolled label supply 10 includes an elongated carrier, release liner, or backing web 11. Mounted on the web 11 is a preferred composite label structure 12 according to the invention. The composite label structure 12 includes a removable top sheet 13, a barrier sheet 14 and a base sheet 15. Layers of adhesive, 16 and 17, lie between the top sheet 13 and barrier sheet 14, and between the barrier sheet 14 and the base sheet 15, respectively. Also, a layer of pressure sensitive adhesive 18 is disposed between the base sheet 15 and the web 11.
It will be appreciated that the top sheet 13 has an upperside 13a and a lower or underside 13b. The barrier sheet has an upper or top side 14a and a lower or underside 14b. The base sheet 15 has an upper or top side 15a and a lower or bottom side 15b. As will be later described with reference to FIG. 7, top sheet 13 has a portion 13c, which may be a full edge portion or just a corner portion, overlapping first adhesive layer 16.
Turning now to FIG. 2, a label structure according to the invention is shown in use in connection with a product 20. A base sheet 15 is mounted on a surface 21 of the product by means of the pressure sensitive adhesive 18 (the composite label structure 12 having been removed from the liner web 11 and applied to the product 20).
As shown in FIG. 2, the top sheet 13 has been removed from the base sheet 15. This would occur at point of sale, for example, where a purchaser desires to use the top sheet 13 for the purposes of a redemption, discount, or the like, depending upon how the label structure is utilized in connection with the product.
It will be appreciated that the top sheet 13 is preferably the same size as the base sheet 15, and is preferably coextensive therewith. It will also be appreciated that the base sheet 15 remains with the product 20, while the top sheet 13 is removable therefrom.
Turning now to FIG. 3, there is shown in that figure a diagrammatic view illustrating the manufacture of a rolled label supply, according to the invention, on a single apparatus. The manufacturing operation and process is preferably conducted on a printing apparatus, known in the industry as a "Mark Andy", Model 2100, In-Line, Flexographic Printing, Die Cutting, and Laminating Press. Such apparatus is available from Mark Andy, Incorporated, 18081 Chesterfield Airport Road, Chesterfield, Mo. 63017. While any other suitable apparatus may be useful for forming the composite label structure of the invention, this apparatus is particularly useful as will be described.
Considering now the details of FIG. 3, a rolled, elongated, coupon or top web 30 is illustrated at the lefthand area of the figure. This coupon web includes material which will eventually define the top sheet 13 of the label composite 12.
This web is run through a print station 31 which prints one side of the web, turn station 32, which turns the web over in a well known manner, and additional print stations 33 and 34 which print opposite sides of the web. Accordingly, an underneath side of the web corresponding to the underneath side 13b of the top sheet 13 is printed at the first print station 31 while the top side of the web corresponding to surface 13a of the top sheet 13 is printed at stations 33 and 34. Thereafter, the web 30 is directed to a joining nip 35 where it is joined with the other materials of the invention as will be described.
It will be appreciated that the web 30 can be run through varying numbers of printing stations, and on any side, to produce desired multi-color printing on either or both sides of the web.
The barrier sheets 14 are initially provided in elongated web rolled form, as shown at web 40 in FIG. 3. Preferably, this web is slightly narrower than the top sheet web at this time, and later diecutting of the composite cuts all three webs into structures where top sheet, barrier and base sheet are generally coextensive. Alternately, the barrier sheet may be left slightly narrower than the top sheet in cut form. In either structure or process, a cleaner operation, with no tramp edge glue, is the result.
Preferably, the barrier material is purchased in rolled, elongated webs in pre-print treated condition. The print treating is believed to promote adhesion to the other webs. Such print treating operations are well known in the art and include electronic corona discharge, flame treatment or any other known treatment means.
Web 40 can be print treated on the press equipment of a print treating station 41 (FIG. 3) which subjects the web to a print treating operation.
The barrier web 40 comprises preferably a clear transparent film made from, for example, polypropylene, polyester, or acetate. For desired applications, the barrier could be translucent or opaque, instead of clear the transparent. Also, the barrier could be pre-printed.
The barrier web 40 is directed through a double side glue treatment station 45 where adhesive is rolled onto both sides of the barrier web in any suitable manner well known in the art. This glue station 45 is operable to apply a layer of adhesive to each side of the barrier web, and preferably, slightly inboard of the barrier edges, and at least along one edge thereof (FIG. 6). Also, layer 16 is preferably slightly narrower than layer 17, at least along one longitudinal edge so as to provide a non-adhered top sheet portion as will be described. Such adhesive, according to the invention, can be any suitable, general purpose adhesive. Preferably, an adhesive such as Adhesive No. 1533X, sold by Fuller Adhesives of Minneapolis, Minn., is utilized in a preferred embodiment of the invention. From the glue station 45, the barrier web 40 is directed to the nip 35 for joining with other components of the label structure.
An elongated base web, which will ultimately correspond to the pressure sensitive base sheet 15 is provided, together with the elongated release liner or backing web 11. This composite pressure sensitive base web and liner is jointly identified by the numeral 50 in FIG. 3. This web is directed also to the nip 35.
Accordingly, and at nip 35, the web 30 and the composite web 50 are joined to opposite sides of the barrier web 40.
It will be appreciated that the web 30 has been printed on the same apparatus at the various print stations and that the entire operation runs at a speed of approximately 200-300 feet per minute, that being the approximate speed of each of the individual webs. Accordingly, and in the operation shown in FIG. 3, the web 30 is printed on the apparatus while the composite web 50, eventually to comprise portions of the base sheets 15, are not printed.
If it is desired to print the base sheets, they can be printed on the same apparatus as shown in FIG. 3. To accomplish this, the web 30 could be printed, for example, at the first print station 31. Thereafter, the web 30 bypasses the second and third print stations 33 and 34. The elongated composite web 50 is run through the print stations 33 and/or 34 and thereafter around the barrier web to a position beneath the barrier web 40 at the nip 35.
In FIG. 3, then, the composite web 50 is shown in a position where it is not printed on the apparatus, this being for clarity and illustration in this particular explanation. It will be appreciated that it can be printed on the same apparatus as well as web 30.
A cross section of the still uncut composite web structure is shown in FIG. 6.
After running through the joining nip 35, the composite formed by the web 30, the barrier web 40 and the composite, pressure sensitive base web and backing 50, are introduced into die cutting station 60. Die cutting station 60 is operable to cut through the respective components of the apparatus, down to the carrier or liner web 11. A cross section of the still uncut composite web structure is shown in FIG. 6. In this figure, the yet uncut barrier web is inboard of the top web and base web, and adhesive layer 16 is inboard of the edge of the barrier web. The die cutting edge is diagrammatically shown to produce a cut "C" through the respective components to leave separate labels with an edge, as shown in FIG. 7.
Considering momentarily FIG. 6, then, at the die cutting station, the die apparatus is operable to cut through the top web to define a top sheet 13, the barrier web to define a barrier sheet 14, adhesive layer 17 and the base web to define a base sheet 15, but leaves intact the carrier or backing web 11. Any suitable well known die cutting operation can be utilized to provide this die cutting function.
After the individual label or coupon structures 12 are cut, the entire composite 10 is directed through a waste remnant station 65 where a matrix 66 is drawn away from the individual composite labels 12 and the backing 11. This is illustrated in FIG. 4.
Thereafter, it will be appreciated that the carrier web 11 is thereafter rolled to provide an elongated rolled label or coupon supply of indeterminate length, including a carrier web 11 and individual and separate composite label or coupon structures 12 thereon, forming the rolled label or coupon supply 70 as shown in FIG. 3. Alternately, the supply can be fan folded, or otherwise handled, however, the rolled form is most common.
In one use of the supply 70, in a coupon applying operation, for example, the rolled coupon supply 70 is delivered to an application apparatus of any known type. For example, one form of such apparatus is diagrammatically illustrated in FIG. 5. This apparatus serves to bend the backing web 11 sharply away from the coupons and then attaches the coupons to a product 20 by means of an airblast or some mechanical means which do not form part of this invention. The pressure sensitive adhesive 18 on the rear side of the respective base sheets 15 adheres the composite coupon structure to the product.
While this is only one manner in which the coupons can be applied, it should be appreciated that the composite construction of the structure 12 greatly facilitates the application of coupons to products 20 by the means illustrated in FIG. 5. When the backing web 11 is bent sharply around a corner, such as corner 71, the coupons should remain rigid so as not to bend before actually engaging the product 20. Such bending could cause folds in the coupons, misregistration, sticking of the coupon to itself, or other undesirable circumstances. Light, single ply coupons or pattern gummed coupons, for example, tend to bend or to droop in such an operation, or in the case of pattern gummed coupons tend to have an ungummed portion hit the product first. When the gummed portion immediately thereafter engages the product surface, it may do so in such a position as to cause wrinkles in the coupon. These difficulties result in poor coupon indexing and placement on the products. At the least, poor coupon control between the point of removal from the backing and the point of application to a product 20 can result. In this invention, the multiple composite construction of the coupon structure produces a relatively rigid workpiece, greatly facilitating control, placement and handling without unnecessary bending, drooping, folding, wrinkling or the like.
Returning now to FIGS. 1 and 7, it will be appreciated that in the individual cut label structure, the barrier sheet 14 is preferably of the same size as the top sheet 13 and the base sheet 15. It will also be appreciated that the adhesive layer 17 extends across the barrier sheet to that sheet's edges, but that layer 16 is short of the edge of top sheet 13 and barrier sheet 14. This facilitates later top sheet removal.
Removal of the top sheet from the barrier and base is illustrated in FIG. 7, which illustrates the top sheet 13 being removed from the barrier 14 and base sheet 15. This is greatly facilitated by non-adhered portion 13c of the top sheet which overlaps the adhesive layer 16 either at a label corner, or along the full edge of top sheet 13.
It will be appreciated, then, in the operation illustrated in FIG. 6, the top sheet 13 can be completely removed from the barrier sheet 14, base sheet 15, and the remainder of the composite structure 12. In order to insure that the barrier sheet remains with the base sheet 15, the various components of the label structure are so selected such that the adhesive between the top sheet 13 and the barrier sheet 14 permit such removal, while the adhesive layer 17 between the barrier sheet 14 and the base sheet 15 tends to stick the barrier sheet onto the base sheet 15 in a more permanent fashion.
In particular, I have discovered that when the base sheet 15 is manufactured of coated paper, it does not permit the adhesive layer 17 to soak into the base sheet, thereby leaving more adhesive 17 to secure the barrier sheet 14 to the base sheet 15. On the other hand, the paper top sheet 13 is preferably made with at least an underside, 13b, uncoated. Since that underside 13b is uncoated, the adhesive 16 tends to soak into the top sheet 13 and not as much adhesive is left between the top sheet 13 and the barrier sheet 14. Accordingly, the barrier sheet 14 tends to remain with the base sheet 15, while the top sheet 13 tends to more readily pull away from the barrier sheet 14.
Accordingly, in this preferred embodiment, the label structure 12 includes a top sheet 13 which can be printed on both upper and undersides 13a and 13b, and a base sheet 15 which, if desired, can be printed on an upper side 15a. Once the top sheet 13 is removed, the barrier sheet 14 remains secure to the base sheet 15, covering and protecting the base sheet.
Moreover, it will be appreciated that the adhesive layer 16, due to the uncoated nature of the paper of the top sheet 13, tends to remain with the top sheet 13. Where the top sheet 13 has been printed on its underside 13b with ink or other print media, and where that ink or media is still wet or uncured, it is possible that the ink or media may transfer into or coalesce with the wet adhesive layer 16. Nevertheless, since most of that adhesive is removed with the top sheet 13 when the top sheet is peeled away, the ink does not transfer to the barrier sheet 14 or to the base sheet 15. Thus, the remaining portion of the composite label structure 12 is not spoiled by ink transfer thereto from the top sheet, as it might be where the paper base sheet was not covered by the barrier which is more resistant to the sticking of the glue.
Also, it will be appreciated that as much glue as necessary can be utilized in order to maintain the register between the base sheet 15, the barrier 14 and the top sheet 14 throughout the web joining and the die cutting, waste remnant removal, and the rolling stages as shown in FIG. 3.
Of course, while the foregoing description has been directed to a composite structure having a base sheet of paper, wherein the barrier sheet is particularly effective to help block ink transfer from top sheet to base sheet, and to serve as a protective film for the base sheet once the top sheet is removed, the base sheet can be made of transparent or clear material, such as acetate.
Finally, it should be appreciated that many various types of printing combinations or graphic display can be provided by this invention. For example, both sides of the top sheet and the top side of the base, whether paper or clear, may be printed or otherwise decorated. In another example, the top sheets could be printed on one or both sides while the base sheets are clear, permitting package graphics or printing to show through, once the top sheet is removed. Alternately, a clear base sheet could be pre-printed.
In any event, the invention provides a large amount of total area for printing, including the areas over both sides of the top sheet and at least an upper side of the base, and without ink transfer or spoiling between sheets. No tabs or other top sheet parts are left on the base when the top sheet is removed.
Accordingly, it will be appreciated that the invention provides a composite label structure including a base sheet, a removable top sheet and a barrier sheet which prevents ink or print media transfer between the top sheet and the base sheet. In a preferred embodiment, the top sheet is removed from the barrier sheet and base sheet, which remain together, the barrier sheet covering and protecting the base sheet and any material printed thereon.
It will be appreciated that this label structure does not require the coupons or labels to be perforated, nor does it require any other means for tearing a portion of one sheet from another portion of the same sheet during the removal process. Also, it will be appreciated that the undesirable ink or print media transfer between the top sheet and the base sheet are prevented, and the base sheet can be made of paper or clear base materials, as described herein.
These and other modifications and advantages will be readily apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art, without departing from the scope of the invention, and applicant intends to be bound only by the claims appended hereto.
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I brewed this and a Irish red up two weeks ago yesterday, and had planned on it being ready to transfer to some secondary so I could free up the two 6.5 gallon carboys. I have two more kits that I need to brew. I used WLP400 on the Summer Ale with a OG of 1.060 and damn it's still churning. This is the first batch that I've had two solid weeks of active fermenting. The stuff just keeps going and going and going. The whole point of doing a double brew day was so that I could cold crash them at the same time in the freezer and get the carboys empty for another brew day that I was initially planning for tomorrow. Oh well.
It's been in my chest freezer with the temp set at 68. The Irish red finished up fast thankfully. I finally got frustrated and pulled all the lower shelving out of my kitchen fridge so I could go ahead and cold crash the red and get it off my back. I've read previous post where others have also had prolonged fermentation using the WLP400.
Today, I finally just pulled the dang thing out of the chest freezer and carried it into the house to finish up. I had my blow off tube in a gallon bucket of Star san and I guess overtime the stuff ate a hole in the bottom of the jug or something. I checked on it the other day and it had all but leaked out into the bottom on the freezer. I tried to dry up the spilled goop in bottom of the freezer, but the stuff was getting to stinking pretty bad so I just pulled the carboy so I could wash the chest freezer out.
I dropped the ball on this one. I should have read about it being a slow yeast. Any of you guys ever run into this? I keep thinking I'm going to see the Duracell bunny go swimming by inside the thing. It's been active since I pitched it.
Going to transfer the red tomorrow onto some Knox, I also have a blond that is probably ready to transfer and cold crash. I used Knotty on it and it finished up pretty fast. Next two batches will be a Wisconsin Red and a American Wheat. Looking forward to a beautiful double brew day Saturday - I hope lol.
Have a great week guys,
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Technology Will Save Us x Lomography DIY Rumblewritten by hannah_brown on 2015-02-12 in #world #news #competitions
When it's cold outside and the rain is pouring, it can be the perfect time to sit down and build something. Lomography UK has teamed up with Technology Will Save Us, a company that makes build-it-yourself electronic kits, to bring you the perfect DIY Rumble. Get the chance to win a Konstruktor camera and a DIY Instrument Kit. Read on for details on how to enter this fab competition.7 8 Share Tweet
LomoAmigo: Susanna Brownwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-26 in #people #lomoamigos
Susanna Brown is the Curator of Photographs at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. She curated the exhibition "Horst: Photographer of Style" as well as recent V&A shows "Selling Dreams: One Hundred Years of Fashion Photography" and "Queen Elizabeth II by Cecil Beaton." We lent her an LC-A+ to test out her own photography skills and asked her a few questions about this fascinating job.4 Share Tweet
February Workshops and Eventswritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-20 in #events
February is here and the daffodils are out! We've got a great selection of workshops lined up this month. Learn how to get amazing shots with the Lubitel, transfer your favourite image onto a bag with our Lumi Paint workshop and join our Valentine's LC-A + workshop. We've also got a great exhibition from photographer Chris Pollard and you're all invited to the opening night. Read on for all the details.2 Share Tweet
Petzval In All Its Glory by Chris Pollardwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-20 in #people #lomoamigos
London based photographer Chris Pollard captured the catwalks and presentations of London Collections: Men (LCM) - the capital's showcase of menswear trends this season with the Petzval Lens. His wonderful photos from that night will be showcased in our Lomography Soho Store from Feb 5th onwards. Keep on reading for the details.3 12 Share Tweet
Loving the Lomo'instant!written by hannah_brown on 2015-01-16 in #news
It's only been a few months since the lovely Lomo'instant camera was officially launched online and in the Lomography stores. Since then this Instant compact camera has been flying off the shelves. You've all been busy experimenting and uploading your amazing shots so we've decided show you some of the best shots out there to inspire you to get creative!3 Share Tweet
LomoAmigo: Stephen Dowling Tests the LC-A 120written by hannah_brown on 2015-01-14 in #people #lomoamigos
Previously a music journalist, Stephen Dowling now writes for the BBC. If that isn't interesting enough, London-based writer is also passionate about film photography. He has blog called zorkiphoto where he writes about all his favourite cameras and film types. The folks over at Lomography UK lent him an LC-A 120 and, as you'll see in a bit, he managed to get some wonderful shots.2 28 Share Tweet
Tatty Devine X Lomography Rumble WINNERSwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-13 in #news
We've been picking our way through all the submissions of the Tatty Devine x Lomography rumble. After much deliberation, we have chosen three winners.6 Share Tweet
Julian Hand takes the LC-A + on Tourwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-12 in #people #lomoamigos
Julian Hand is an experimental filmmaker who embraces analogue photography and methods in his work. He creates visuals for The Oscillation, a UK based psych band and recently went on tour to Spain with the LC-A + camera. Have a look at his shots here.Share Tweet
Community Amigo Cee Pikewritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-10 in #people #lomoamigos
In this new series, we talk to film fanatics from all around the UK about their passion for film photography and the best places to shoot in their home town. Today we meet Cee Pike from Bristol.1 Share Tweet
LomoAmigos: Public Service Broadcastingwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-07 in #people #lomoamigos
Public Service Broadcasting is a UK-based duo with J. Willgoose, Esq. on guitar, banjo & samplings and Wrigglesworth on drums & piano. They've been on tour promoting their debut album "Inform - Educate - Entertain," which was released in 2013. The folks at Lomography UK managed to catch them mid-tour for an interview and gave them an LC-A+ to capture all the action.2 3 Share Tweet
Lomography x National Portrait Gallery Rumble WINNERS!written by hannah_brown on 2015-01-06 in #news
We had a staggering 1110 entries to this rumble. We have picked our way through all of them and were very inspired by the quality of all your photos! It was a real challenge narrowing it down to just 3 winners. Find out who won this great competition.1 7 Share Tweet
Workshops and Events for January 2015 at Lomography UKwritten by hannah_brown on 2015-01-05 in #events
Happy New Year Everyone. We're confident that our January 2015 workshops will help you dust off those January blues and get you smiling again. You'll be able to learn how to expose an image onto fabric or canvas with our LUMI paint workshop, learn the basics of our super Diana F+ camera and take to the streets with the Lomo'instant. There is also a great exhibition of analogue prints from photographer Arat "Huge" Komsawadichai. Find out more and book your spot by clicking here.3 Share Tweet
My Review of the Lomography Color Negative 100written by simonesavo on 2014-12-27 in #reviews
A bright day requires a film that highlights every color. The Lomography Color Negative 100 has fine grain and crazy tones that give your photos stunning color and exceptional sharpness.2 8 Share Tweet
Love is in the Air with Easelle Cho and the Lomo'Instantwritten by mindofmyra on 2014-12-17 in #people #lomoamigos
Through the Love Project, Korean artist Easelle Cho uses instant photographs to portray the beauty of love through images captured in different locations. The showcase of images features love's different interpretations in Japan, Paris, and New York . Presenting the work and insight of our latest Lomo'Instant LomoAmigo, Easelle Cho.4 Share Tweet
How We Used to Live – A film By Paul Kellywritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-15 in #news
How We Used to Live is a beautiful film by Paul Kelly using archive footage of London from the 1950's right up to the 1980's. It's a fascinating analogue film with a great soundtrack from St Etienne. Read on for more information.2 Share Tweet
Phaidon x Lomography Hans Eijkelboom Winners!written by hannah_brown on 2014-12-15 in #news
Here are the winners of the Phaidon x Lomography Hans Eijkelboom rumble. Did you enter? Well, it could be you. Read on to see who has won.2 2 Share Tweet
December 9th Advent Offer: Save 10% On Film Today! (Online Code: FILMFANTASY10)written by jacobs on 2014-12-09 in #news
We've got another great opportunity for you to load up on all your favorite films! Today's Advent deal is 10% off of all our films! Keep your holidays classy with one of our awesome black and white films or get creative with one of our Redscale films. Whatever you choose will be a great way to document all the upcoming fesitivities!1 Share Tweet
Petzval LomoAmigo Chris Pollardwritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-08 in #people #lomoamigos
Chris Pollard is a fashion photographer who, despite his exposure to the fast-paced world of runways and fashion, still has a passion for film photography. He expressed a keen interest in testing the New Petzval Lens, and we were more than glad to let him try it for himself. He shares photos ad answers a few questions in this exclusive feature.2 Share Tweet
Shooting theTaylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize event with the Petzvalwritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-05 in #news
We were recently invited along to the award ceremony of the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize Exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. We decided to take two Petzval lenses along to document the evening. One with film and one with digital. Have a look at the results here.1 Share Tweet
Lomography x Tatty Devine Rumblewritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-05 in #competitions
Lomography has teamed up with UK-based, fun and distinctive jewellery maker Tatty Devine to bring you an extra special sparkly Christmas rumble. You can win a bespoke name necklace in any colour you like and a Sprocket Rocket POP camera to match. Find out how to enter this fabulous rumble.8 20 Share Tweet
LomoAmigo Tom Ambrose Tests the LC-A 120written by hannah_brown on 2014-12-03 in #people #lomoamigos
After working at both the the Manchester and the Soho Store, Tom Ambrose knows pretty much everything there is to know about Lomography We put his skills to the test and lent him an LC-A 120 for the weekend.2 7 Share Tweet
Community Amigo: Timothy Percival from Bournemouthwritten by dribri on 2014-11-30 in #people #lomoamigos
In this new series, we talk to film fanatics from all around the UK about their passion for film photography and the best places to shoot in their hometown. Meet Timothy Percival from Bournemouth.1 1 Share Tweet
Workshops and Events in December at the Lomography Gallery Store Sohowritten by hannah_brown on 2014-11-28 in #events
December is here and with it comes lots of festive cheer and some exciting events and workshops at the Lomography Gallery Store Soho. Read on to find out more and to book your spot this Christmas Season.Share Tweet
Lomography X Warp Flying Lotus Winners announced!written by hannah_brown on 2014-11-27 in #news
We had a huge response from this competition and quite rightly so, I mean who wouldn't want the chance to win a copy of the new Flying Lotus album? Anyway, we've picked our way through them all and chosen the best three. Find out who has won here.4 Share Tweet
Meet the UK Team: Adam Powellwritten by hannah_brown on 2014-11-26 in #lifestyle
In this series we meet all the staff that make up Lomography UK. That's everyone from the Soho shop staff to the guys that hide away in the office! Today we talk to Shop Supervisor Adam Powell about his love for film photography and his journeys to some seriously strange locations.4 Share Tweet
Community Amigo: Laurence Arnold from South West Londonwritten by hannah_brown on 2014-11-23 in #people #lomoamigos
In this new series, we talk to film fanatics from all around the UK about their passion for film photography and the best places to shoot in their home town. Meet Laurence Arnold from South West London.4 Share Tweet
Lomography x HORST Rumble Winnerswritten by hannah_brown on 2014-11-22 in #competitions
The Lomography x The Victoria and Albert Museum HORST Rumble was so successful with over 800 entries! As you can imagine it's been a tough challenge deciding on the winners but we've done it! Read on to find out who the winners are.2 8 Share Tweet
Paddington Bear Trail with the Petzval lenswritten by hannah_brown on 2014-11-21 in #news
If you visit London in the next few weeks,you might bump into a Paddington Bear sculpture more than once. Don't be alarmed, he's not following you around. There are hundreds of Paddington Bear sculptures dotted around the city in celebration of the launch of a new film. We captured a few using the glorious Petzval lens. Take a look here.2 Share Tweet
Lovin' Life with the Lomo LC-A 120written by fl0werp0wer on 2014-11-21 in #lifestyle
Take a gander through the gallery below which exhibits the latest luxurious LC-A 120 lomographs developed at Vienna HQ! We hope these sweet and sentimental shots showcasing the sublime LC-A 120 will spread some heart-warming smiles.3 Share Tweet
Lomography x National Portrait Gallery Rumblewritten by hannah_brown on 2014-11-21 in #competitions
Lomography has teamed up with the National Portrait Gallery to give you the chance to win tickets to the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2014 and an exhibition catalogue. This annual exhibition showcases the work of some of the most talented emerging young photographers from around the world, alongside that of established professionals, photography students and gifted amateurs. On top of this fantastic prize you could win a Diana F+ camera and a cool tote bag from the Photographic Portrait Prize range. Click here to join the competition.2 20 Share Tweet


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Swans Curate Fest Program Featuring Wire, Savages, Ben Frost, Xiu Xiu, More
By Evan Minsker on August 20, 2014 at 9:45 a.m. EDT
Le Guess Who? Festival takes place from November 20-23 at various venues across Utrecht, the Netherlands. Today, it's been announced that Michael Gira and Swans have curated a three-day program at the festival called Mouth to Mouth.
Swans Share New Song "Oxygen"
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You've heard "A Little God in My Hands", and now the Quietus has "Oxygen", from nasty noise behemoths Swans' new album, To Be Kind. The follow-up to 2012's incredible The Seer is out May 13 via Young God/Mute. It features a number of guest contributors, including St. Vincent's Annie Clark, Little Annie, Cold Specks, and Bill Rieflin.
Swans Announce Summer Tour
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Swans have announced even more dates in support of To Be Kind, the followup to 2012's The Seer, out May 13 in the U.S. via Young God and May 12 internationally via Mute. (As previously reported, the new record will feature contributions from St. Vincent's Annie Clark, Little Annie, Cold Specks, and Bill Rieflin.) Following spring U.S. and Europe dates with Jenny Hval, Michael Gira and co. will tour North America this summer. Check out the dates below and listen to "A Little God in My Hands" off of the forthcoming record, above.
Swans Share New Song "A Little God in My Hands", Six-Part Art for New Album To Be Kind
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Swans: "A Little God in My Hands"
On May 13, Swans will release their next album, To Be Kind, the followup to 2012's epic The Seer, via Young God/Mute. It features a number of guest contributors, including St. Vincent's Annie Clark, Little Annie, Cold Specks, and Bill Rieflin. The band has now shared To Be Kind cut "A Little God in My Hands" as a free download, as well as the cover art, above.
Swans Announce Spring Tour With Jenny Hval
By Jenn Pelly on February 12, 2014 at 3:08 p.m. EST
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Swans will follow up their epic 2012 album The Seer with a new one, To Be Kind, out May 13 in North America through Young God and May 12 elsewhere through Mute. In support of the record, the band will tour the U.S. and UK in May and June. Norwegian experimental artist Jenny Hval will support the May dates.
Swans Announce New Album To Be Kind Featuring St. Vincent, Michael Gira Announces Solo Tour
By Evan Minsker on January 27, 2014 at 9:34 a.m. EST
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Following their 2012 epic The Seer and their recent live LP Not Here/Not Now, Swans have announced their next album. It's called To Be Kind and it's out May 13 on Michael Gira's Young God imprint in North America and on Mute everywhere else.
Swans Funding New Album With Live Record and More, Michael Gira Will Write a Song About You
By Jenn Pelly on October 14, 2013 at 3:43 p.m. EDT
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Swans are currently at work on their next album, the follow-up to their 2012 epic The Seer. Recorded at Sonic Ranch studios near El Paso, Texas, the record is being produced by Michael Gira and engineered by John Congleton with an expected release in spring 2014. To raise funds for the record, they're selling a new live album, Not Here/Not Now, which Gira first announced this summer. The handmade, limited edition 2xCD release is available to order now from Young God.
Pitchfork Music Festival Portraits and Candids: R. Kelly, Björk, Joanna Newsom, More
By Pitchfork on July 31, 2013 at 5:13 p.m. EDT
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During this year's Pitchfork Music Festival, our photographers captured a series of portraits and candids of the artists. Check out a selection of shots after the jump, then head over to our slideshow and Facebook page for even more photos.
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Today, Pitchfork.tv has shared more videos from Pitchfork Music Festival 2013. Below, check out footage of Lil B (performing "Like a Martian" and "I'm God"), Mikal Cronin (performing "See It My Way" and "Change"), Daughn Gibson (performing "Kissing on the Blacktop" and "Mad Ocean") and DJ Rashad.
Swans Planning New Live Album and DVD, Beginning Work on New Record This Fall
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Following last year's epic The Seer LP, Swans have hardly stopped to pause at all. Amidst their current tour schedule, Michael Gira has announced the band will begin recording its next album in October. "god knows how long it will take," Gira said, in a press release (the lowercase lettering is his).
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Apply for Molesworth hunting permits online or contact the DOC office.
Molesworth Station is the largest farm in New Zealand. It is administered by the Department of Conservation and leased to Landcorp Farming Ltd.
Hunting is restricted as Molesworth is both a recreation reserve and a working farm, and there is a need to balance the requirements of both.
Red deer, chamois, goats, pigs, and Canada geese are found on the station.
Gate to Molesworth Station
Permits for hunting deer, chamois, goats and pigs will only be issued for a specific period (up to a week) and for a specified area. Different areas are available at different times of the year, depending on farm requirements and stock locations.
DOC is trialling an exclusive block system for the 2015 roar. This will run from Wednesday 18 March to Tuesday 28 April with the available periods being:
Period 1: Wednesday 18 March to Tuesday 24 MarchPeriod 2: Wednesday 25 March to Tuesday 31 MarchPeriod 3: Wednesday 1 April to Tuesday 7 AprilPeriod 4: Wednesday 8 April to Tuesday 14 AprilPeriod 5: Wednesday 15 April to Tuesday 21 AprilPeriod 6: Wednesday 22 April to Tuesday 28 April
The booking system is first in first served. Only 1 block may be booked by each party during this period. Maps of each block are being developed.
Molesworth DRAFT hunting map (PDF, 600K)
Allow up to a week to organise and issue permits.
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Three goose shoot weekends are held each year. Please contact the Renwick Office if you want to attend these hunts. Goose hunting is not available at other times.
Vehicle access is limited to the main formed roads Acheron Road and Tophouse/Wairau Hanmer Springs Road (also known as Rainbow Road).
Helicopters are not permitted at all.
There are three main road access points:
This road is open all year round, weather conditions permitting. This gives access to the southern end of the station, and north through to Lake Sedgemere. The road can be impassable because of snow during the winter months.
Rainbow Road goes through Rainbow Station and Molesworth Station, from near St Arnaud (turn off SH63) to Hanmer. This is a 4WD toll road, open Boxing Day to Easter Monday. Rainbow Road and Upper Wairau Valley
The road can be closed at any times due to weather conditions. Check Lone Star Farms website for up to date information about the road conditions.
For access outside the open season, contact the farm manager on +64 3 521 1838 after 6:30 pm.
This links the Acheron to the top of the Awatere Valley Road. The road is open from Labour Weekend to Easter Monday OR the last Sunday in April (whichever is the latest). Limited access is available by arrangement at other times (farming and weather conditions permitting). Molesworth Acheron Road
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No dogs permitted.
There are no WARO activities allowed in this area.
For further mapping and access information refer to Walking Access Aotearoa or DOC maps.
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Im sorry I like it but it is way overpriced for what it is It does hold my flip flops and sandals ok but I didnt notice there were different sizes for cardboard its a bit overpriced
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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The product was easy to put together.
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This item is very attractive and once you figure out how to assemble, it holds your purses in an orderly fashion, but it took me a whole afternoon to figure out the instructions...
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I am using the divider box to store my purses. It keeps them in order and not all crushed up. It also gives one the ability to easily see which purse would be available for use.
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very poor instructions. clumsy assembly. not worth the money. the only product I've purchased from Brylane for which I was not satisfied.
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brought 2 and can't put them together not asking for a refund because someone else said this product was hard to put together and I brought them anyway good for me
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The flimsy cardboard couldn't even with stand putting it together let alone keeping purses in it. That price for cardboard is definitely not worth it.
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Wish it had been built better than a put together cardboard project, but it does work on my closet shelf and serves the purpose.
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I'm in the same boat as you. After doing lots of research and talking to a past employee that runs the raspberry pi program. The chalkboard monitor seemed to be the best choice. From the impression I got from the adfruit monitor, I would have to config the display to work properly with the RPI. I really wanted something that would work effortlessly. (The more crap that doesn't work perfectly, the more hectic a brew day could be).
What did you have to send ponoko to get the cover cut? Also what are you planning for the rest of the enclosure. Im looking to redo my entire enclosure and curious how you got that done and what was the cost
The cost for the material + cut with Ponoko here in Italy was around Euros 20,00, convert it in USD and you should have a comparable value for your US cost.
If you take a look at my post #13 in this thread, you'll find the .eps files sent to ponoko for the cut. Feel free to use them if you may need.
In my post #1 you'll see the chosen steel enclosure, heavy and big enough to have all the components well placed inside.
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Thanks for the reply, i might have missed it, but do you have any pics of the enclosure with the new lid on it? Also how did you attach the panel?
Great thanks. Now the hamster wheels are in overdrive. Guess I can sleep some other night. Could you use the beagle board?
It's ok to stare at my kegs! Just don't touch them!
When you got the panel back did you just cut the front of your enclosure open and bolt the new piece on?
@Adeering and Kickflip: I've not cut the front panel yet, but I'll do it making some holes for bolts. If you see my design, there are holes in the new front panel just for that.
@ReuFroman: Raspberry PI or Beagleboard would have been the same, I'm sure also that nice object would well do its job. All the brewing processes will be managed by the Opentroller, the RPI has been introduced to improve the stand alone usability of the system.
Currently I have some troubles with my Opentroller DX1, the ethernet interface is not working in the standard way, as expected for the board. Talking with oscsys team to find a suitable solution in order to proceed with this build.
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