Printed matter – Method – Fingerprint
Patent
1986-05-02
1988-04-12
Yost, Frank T.
Printed matter
Method
Fingerprint
428 40, 428900, 3461351, B42D 1500, B32B 500, B32B 300, G01D 900
Patent
active
047369663
ABSTRACT:
An optical data storage medium, such as a data card with a strip of optical data storage material, having peelable transparent protective layers adhered above the storage material. When a protective layer becomes too scratched to read or write through, it may be removed by peeling. More than one layer may be adhered successively above one another, and removed one by one as they become scratched. The peelable protective layers are preferably adhesive tapes made of Aclar, Mylar, polyester, or other hard-to-tear polymers with pressure sensitive adhesive. One or more of the layers, and an underlayer between substrate or card base and the storage material may be a water barrier material such as a polytrichlorofluoroethylene.
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Bouldin Eric
Dyball Christopher J.
Haddock Richard
Drexler Technology Corporation
Heyrana Sr. Paul M.
Schneck Thomas
Yost Frank T.
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