Patent Profiles: Q3 2022

Alex Nevels

US Patent #11,373,556 (awarded June 28, 2022) Inventors: Phil Quick, et al (Fort Scott, KS) Assignee: Ward Kraft, Inc. Abstract: A shipping label is formed of a single ply and is configured to be removably adhered to a liner. The shipping label has a front face configured for the printing of indicia. The label has a back face having a first strip of adhesive, a second strip of adhesive and a printable area. The first and second adhesive strips respectively extend along a top edge and a bottom edge of the shipping label. The printable area is between the first and second adhesive strips. The liner associated with the shipping label is configured to be removably secured to the first and second adhesive strips. The printable area is adapted to be printed while the liner is removably secured to the first and second adhesive strips.

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