Reflex device with marking behind cover layer

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Including variation in thickness

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428 66, 428 67, 428 68, 428194, 428203, 428204, 428913, G02B 5128

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042646650

ABSTRACT:
A reflex device has a marking or other particular distinctive feature provided on a carrier which is located behind a covering layer having a light reflectivity and a light transmission varying in response to the direction of incidence of incident light. The covering layer offers the highest reflectivity and the lowest transmission to light having a direction of incidence substantially perpendicular to said layer.

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