Tamper-indicating label
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Oct 1, 1996
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Mar 8, 1995
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Mar 8, 1995
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A tamper indicating label is made of tear-resistant paper material which is cut to form an enlarged base area and an elongate tongue projecting from the base area. The base area has a signature area imprinted on its front face, and is at least partially coated with adhesive material on its rear face. The tongue is threaded through eyelets on two parts of a closure of a container or the like to be protected, and the projecting end portion of the tongue is placed against the adhesive coating of the base area while the base area is folded about a central fold line dividing the base area into two halves, and the two halves are pressed against each other with the adhesive layer innermost and the projecting end portion of the tongue trapped between the two halves.
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