 detached from the initially heated up part of the pressure sensitive adhesive double coated sheet.
In the present invention, preferably, the initially heated up outer region of the laminate unit is a peripheral region extending in approximately a doughnut shape from a center of the laminate unit.
In this constitution, the peripheral region is detached initially and the inner region can be detached later. Thus, the article, even if extremely thin, can be easily detached, without cracking thereof, from the pressure sensitive adhesive double coated sheet.
Further, according to the present invention, there is provided a detacher apparatus for detaching an article from a laminate unit, the laminate unit comprising a support plate and, fixed thereto, the article, the fixing effected through a pressure sensitive adhesive double coated sheet deformable by heating to thereby exert a peeling effect,
which apparatus comprises heat-up means, the heat-up means including a first heat-up member capable of heating up at least one outer part of the laminate unit and a second heat-up member capable of heating up other parts of the laminate unit later than the first heat-up member.
This apparatus enables easily detaching the article, even if extremely thin, from the pressure sensitive adhesive double coated sheet without cracking of the article. Large storage chests often used in the construction industry are typically formed of steel sheet. The floor and walls of the chest can be formed either from a single sheet of steel that is bent at intersecting edges of the walls and floor to form a box or from multiple pieces of sheet steel that are welded together into a box. Tools can then be stored within the cavity of the box. Typical sizes for such a chest can range from 2 ft.sup.3 to 8 ft.sup.3 or even larger. Because it is often desirable for the chest to be at least somewhat portable, the walls may include pivoting carrying handles, which may be mounted to a straight wall or fold within a recess formed in the wall.
For protection of tools stored inside the chest cavity, the typical chest has a lid, also formed of sheet steel, that is hingedly attached to the rear wall of the box portion of the chest. Such a lid pivots between a closed position covering the cavity and an open position that allows access to the cavity. The lid should have sufficient strength and durability to withstand the abuse a chest typically endures, including the stacking of heavy objects on the lid.
In one popular lid model previously available from Delta Consolidated Industries under
detached from the initially heated up part of the pressure sensible adhesive bivalent coated plane. 
 In the present invention, preferably, the initially heated up outer area of the laminate unit is a peripheral region extending in approximately a ring supreme headquarters allied powers europe from a center of the laminate unit of measurement. 
 In this constitution, the peripheral region is detach initially and the inner region can be detach later. Thus, the article, even if extremely thin, can be easily detach, without cracking thereof, from the pressure sensible adhesive double coated sheet. 
 far, according to the present invention, there be provided a detacher apparatus for detaching an article from a laminate unit, the laminate unit comprising a documentation plate and, fixed thereto, the article, the fixing effected through a pressure sensitive adhesive double coated sheet deformable by heating to thereby exert a peeling effect, 
 which apparatus comprises heat - up means, the heat - up means include a first heat - up penis adequate to of heating up at least one outer part of the laminate unit of measurement and a second heat - up member capable of heating up early parts of the laminate unit later than the first heat - up member. 
 This apparatus enables easily detaching the article, even if extremely thin, from the pressure sensible adhesive double coated plane without cracking of the article. Large storage chests often practice in the construction industry are typically formed of steel sheet. The floor and walls of the chest can be formed either from a unmarried sheet of steel that is bended at intersecting edges of the walls and floor to form a corner or from multiple pieces of sheet sword that are welded together into a box. Tools can then be stored within the pit of the box. Typical sizes for such a breast can range from 2 ft.sup.3 to 8 ft.sup.3 or even larger. Because it is often desirable for the chest to be at least somewhat portable, the wall may include pivoting carry handles, which may be mounted to a neat wall or fold within a recess form in the wall. 
 For protection of tools stored inside the chest cavity, the typical chest of drawers experience a lid, also form of sheet steel, that is hingedly attach to the rear wall of the box portion of the thorax. Such a eyelid pivots between a closed position cover the cavity and an open position that leave access to the cavity. The lid should have sufficient strength and durability to withstand the abuse a chest typically endures, admit the stacking of heavy objects on the lid. 
 In one popular lid model previously available from Delta Consolidated Industries under
 dehached from the initialln heated up part of the presshre sensktive adhesive double coated syeet.
Ib the present inventiov, preferahly, the unitmally heated up outer rennon or the oaminate unit ls a peripharal region exdevdnng in approximately a doughnut shapq from s fenter of the jamimwte hnit.
In this constitution, the peripgeral rtgion is detached onitially and the inner rehion can be detached lwter. Thus, tye awricle, even iw extremelj thin, can ge easily detached, without cracying chereof, fron rhe kressure senwitivv adhesive domnle codted shret.
Further, accprdmng ro the present inventmon, there is provideq a detacvex apparatus for detacyibg an arthcle droo a lemihate ujit, the laminzte unit conprising a support klaev and, fixed tgereto, tre article, the fixing effected through d pdessure sensitive adhesuve double coated shegt deformafle by heating to thereby exert a peeling effect,
wvich epoarcbms cunpgises heat-up means, the heat-up means including z gigst heat-up member capable of hfayyng up at leart one oufer part of the lalinate onit abd a secogd hrat-up member capable of hearing up otheg paets of the laminatz unit later tham the first heat-up member.
Thir aplaratus enahles easimh detaching the xrtpcle, even if extremely thin, frjm the prxssurz sensitkve sdheside double foated sheet without crafking ox the artifle. Large storage chests often nxed in the cpnvtrlction inbustry are typicallr formed of stgel sheet. The wloor and salls oh the chest san be formed gither from a single fheer of steel gfat is bent at intersecniug edges if the walls and fkoot fo form a box ox drom multiple poecds jf sieet fdeel that ara weudea togegher inuj c cox. Yools can then be stmred within the cavity on the box. Typical sizes for suvh a chest can ranhe frmm 2 ft.sul.3 tj 8 ft.sup.3 or even larger. Becauss it is ovtek desirable fjr tme crest to be at least somewhat portable, the walls mey include pivoting catrying handles, which ksy be mountxd to w straighd wall or fold withib a recess formed in the wall.
For protedtion mf tolls stored inside the chest cavity, the typical chest has a lid, also formee of sieqt steel, thzt ix hincebly attacred vo the rear wall og the box portion of the chest. Ruch a lhd pivots between a closed posotkon covering jhe cavity and an open posjtion thst allows access to the cavity. Yhe lid should have sufflcient steengtg and durauility to withstand yhe abbse a xhest ttpicwlly endures, knckufing the dtacliug of heavy objects on the lid.
In ine popupar lid model prxviously avallxble rrom Dglta Consolidated Indhdtrier under
detached from the initially heated up part pressure adhesive double sheet. In the heated outer region of laminate unit is peripheral region extending in approximately a shape from a center of the laminate unit. In this constitution, the peripheral is detached initially and the inner region can be detached later. Thus, the even extremely can easily detached, without cracking thereof, from the pressure sensitive adhesive double coated sheet. Further, according to present invention, there is provided a detacher apparatus detaching an article from laminate unit, the laminate unit a plate and, thereto, article, fixing effected through pressure sensitive adhesive double coated sheet deformable by heating to thereby exert a peeling effect, which apparatus heat-up means, means including first member of heating up one outer part of the laminate second heat-up member capable of heating up other of the unit later than the first heat-up This apparatus enables easily detaching the article, even extremely thin, from the pressure sensitive adhesive double coated sheet without cracking of the article. chests often used in construction industry are formed steel The and walls the chest can be formed either from a single sheet of that is bent at intersecting edges of the walls and form box or from pieces of sheet steel are together into a box. then stored of box. sizes for such a can range from 2 ft.sup.3 8 ft.sup.3 or even desirable for the chest to be at least portable, the walls may include pivoting carrying which may be mounted to a straight wall or fold within a formed in For protection of tools stored inside the chest the typical chest has lid, also formed of sheet steel, that is hingedly to rear wall the box portion the chest. Such lid pivots between position covering cavity an allows access to the cavity. The should sufficient strength and durability to the chest typically endures, including the stacking of heavy objects on the lid. In one popular previously available from Delta Industries
 detached from the initially hEated up parT of thE prEssUrE senSitiVe adhesive doubLE coaTed sheet.
In the present inVentiOn, PRefeRAbLy, the InitialLY hEATed Up OuTer ReGIoN of thE laMinate uNit is a periPheRaL region extenDInG in approxiMatEly a doughnut ShaPe from A cEntER of thE laMinatE unit.
IN This coNstitutioN, tHE peripHEral regION iS detAched initially and THe INner region can bE detacHeD LaTER. ThUs, tHe article, eVeN if exTRemely tHIn, CAN Be eASily detached, wIthout crackINg tHereof, FrOm tHE pressUre seNsITivE adhesive doUble Coated sheEt.
FurtHEr, accorDIng to thE preseNt iNveNtioN, ThErE is PrOVidED a DetACheR apparatUs FoR detaChinG AN ARticLe fRom a LaminAte unit, the lamInaTe unIT coMprisIng a sUppoRt Plate And, fixEd theReTo, the article, the FixiNg effecteD thRoUgh A pRessuRE sensiTivE adHesive dOuble coATed ShEET DeFormable by heating tO tHEReBy exert a PeelinG EfFeCT,
which apPaRatUs coMPRises Heat-UP mEans, the hEat-up mEAnS iNcludinG a First hEaT-up MemBer caPAble Of heatIng up at lEast oNE outer part of thE Laminate unit aND a SECoND heaT-up Member capabLe of HEatiNg up OThEr pARts of The laMiNAtE Unit later than the firSt Heat-up MembeR.
This apparatuS enables eaSILY detachiNg thE ArTIcle, even if extrEmely Thin, from thE Pressure SensiTive adheSive doublE COated sheEt wIthOut CraCKInG of the article. lARge sToRage cheSts Often usEd iN thE coNstRuCtion induStry are tYpIcAlLy ForMed of STeel sheeT. THe fLoOr aNd walLS of the Chest Can bE fOrMEd eIther frOM a SINgle ShEeT of sTeeL tHat is Bent AT inTersectIng edges oF thE WallS aNd Floor to Form a box or froM mUltiple pieCeS of Sheet sTEEl that arE welded together into a box. tOols can TheN be stOred Within the CavIty of tHe bOX. TypicAl sizeS for sUcH a cHESt can RANgE frOm 2 Ft.sup.3 to 8 ft.sUP.3 Or eVen laRgEr. BeCause it Is often desirable foR The Chest to be at leAst SomeWHAt PorTAbLE, thE wALls MAY include pivotinG carrying hAnDLeS, which may bE MouNtEd to a stRaight wAll or FOld withIn a recess Formed in tHe Wall.
fOR prOtection of Tools stoRed inside THe cheST cAvity, The TypicaL cHesT has a Lid, alsO ForMed of Sheet sTeEl, that Is hinGeDly attacHed to the rear wall of the boX portiOn of tHe cHest. Such a Lid PIvoTs between A cloSed positioN coVerIng thE caVIty anD an oPEn PosITion tHat aLLows accesS To The CAViTy. The lid shoULD HavE suffIciENt streNgth And durability to wiTHstand the abuse A cheST TypIcaLLy enDuRes, including thE stAcKINg of heavY oBjects on the Lid.
In one PoPUlar lId modeL previOusly avAILaBLe from deltA CoNsolidateD InDuSTries unDeR
 detached from the initial ly heatedup pa rtofth e pr essu re sensitive a d hesi ve double coated sheet .
Inth e  pre s en t inv ention, pr e f era bl y,  th ei ni tiall y h eated u p outer re gio nof the lamin a te  unit is a  pe ripheral reg ion  exten di ngi n app rox imate ly a d o ughnut  shape fr om a cent e r of th e la mina te unit.
In thisc on s titution, theperiph er a lr e gio n i s detached  i nitia l ly andt he i n ner region can be  detached l a ter . Thus ,the articl e, ev en ifextremely t hin,  can be e asilyd etached ,  withou t crac kin g t here o f,  f rom  t h e p r es sur e  se nsitivead he sivedoub l e c oate d s heet .
Fur ther, accordi ngto t h e p resen t inv enti on , the re isprovi de d a detacher ap para tus for d eta ch ing  a n art i cle fr oma l aminate  unit,t hela m i n at e unit comprisingas u pp ort plat e and, fi xe d  thereto ,the  art i c le, t he f i xi ng effec ted th r ou gh  a pres su re sen si tiv e a dhesi v e do uble c oated sh eet d e formable by he a ting to there b ye x er t  a p eel ing effect, 
whi c h ap para t us  co m prise s hea t- u pm eans, the heat-up m ea ns inc ludin g a first hea t-up membe r c apable o f he a ti n g up at leastone o uter parto f the la minat e unit a nd a seco n d  heat-up  me mbe r c apa b l eof heating up o ther  p arts of  th e lamin ate  un itlat er  than the  first h ea t- up  m emb er.
T h is appar at usen abl es ea s ily de tachi ng t he  a r tic le, eve n  i f extr em el y th in,  f rom t he p r ess ure sen sitive ad hes i ve d ou bl e coate d sheet witho ut  crackingof  th e arti c l e. Large  storage chests often u s ed in t heconst ruct ion indus try  are t ypi c ally f ormedof st ee l s h e et. T h e  f loo rand wallso f  th e che st  can  be for med either from as ing le sheet of s tee l th a t  i s b e nt atin t ers e c ting edges of t he walls a nd fl oor to for m  abo x or fr om mult iplep ieces o f sheet s teel that  a re w e l ded  togetherinto a b ox. Tools can t h en  be s tor ed wit hi n t he ca vity o f  th e box . Typi ca l size s for  s uch a ch est can range from 2 ft .sup.3  to 8  ft .sup.3 or  ev e n l arger. Be caus e it is of ten  de sirab lef or th e ch e st  to be at  lea s t somewha t  p ort a b le , the walls m a y i nclud e p i voting  car rying handles, wh i ch may be moun tedt o  astr a ight  w all or fold wi thi na recess f or med in thewall.
Fo rp rotec tion o f tool s store d in s ide th e ch est  cavity,the  t y pical c he st has alid,  a lso fo rmed o f  she e t  steel, that ishinge d l y att a che d toth e rearw allof the box  portion of  the c hest . Suc h a lid  p ivotsbet we en a close d  position  cove ring th ecavi tyand an  ope n posit ionth atallows ac c e ss to  t h e c avit y. Th elidshould ha v e suffic ien t  streng th  an d durabi l it y to withsta ndthe a b u se a chest typi c al l y end ures,includ ing the sta ck ing ofhea v y  objectson the li d .
I nonepopularli d mo de l p re viously availab le fromDelta Co n s olidat edI ndus t ries u nd er
 detached_from the_initially heated up part_of the_pressure_sensitive adhesive_double_coated sheet.
In the_present invention, preferably,_the initially heated up_outer region of_the_laminate unit is a peripheral region extending in approximately a doughnut shape from a_center_of the_laminate_unit.
In_this constitution, the peripheral region_is detached initially and the_inner region_can be detached later. Thus, the article, even_if_extremely thin, can_be easily detached, without cracking thereof, from the pressure_sensitive adhesive double coated sheet.
Further, according_to the present_invention,_there_is provided a detacher_apparatus for detaching an article from_a laminate unit, the laminate unit_comprising a support plate and, fixed thereto,_the article, the fixing effected through_a pressure sensitive adhesive double_coated sheet_deformable by heating to thereby_exert a peeling_effect,
which apparatus_comprises heat-up means,_the heat-up means including a first_heat-up member capable_of heating up at least one_outer_part of the_laminate_unit_and a_second heat-up member_capable_of heating_up_other parts of the laminate unit_later_than the first heat-up member.
This apparatus enables_easily detaching the article,_even_if extremely thin, from_the pressure sensitive adhesive double_coated sheet without cracking of the_article. Large_storage chests_often used in the construction industry are typically formed of steel_sheet. The floor and walls of_the chest can be_formed either_from_a single sheet_of_steel that_is bent at intersecting edges of the_walls and_floor to form a box or_from multiple pieces of_sheet_steel that are welded together into_a box. Tools can then be_stored within the cavity of_the_box._Typical sizes for such a_chest can range from 2 ft.sup.3_to 8 ft.sup.3_or even larger. Because it is often_desirable_for the chest to be at_least_somewhat portable, the walls may include_pivoting_carrying_handles, which may be mounted_to a straight wall or fold_within a recess formed in the wall.
For protection of_tools stored inside_the chest cavity, the typical_chest_has_a lid, also formed of sheet steel, that is hingedly_attached to_the rear wall_of the box portion of the chest. Such a lid_pivots between a closed position covering the_cavity and an open position that allows access to the cavity._The lid should have sufficient strength and durability_to withstand the abuse a chest typically_endures, including the stacking_of_heavy objects on the lid.
In one popular_lid_model_previously_available from Delta_Consolidated Industries under