Self-adhesive crossover foil of metal and polyester

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Layer or component removable to expose adhesive – Halogen containing compound

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428343, 428352, 428458, 428480, B32B 1508

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042986427

ABSTRACT:
A self-adhesive crossover foil for use in security alarm systems consisting of a lead conductor foil, a Mylar insulating foil, adhesively joined to one surface of the lead foil, the Mylar strip being at least as wide as the lead foil, and a pressure-sensitive adhesive, disposed on the exposed surface of the Mylar foil opposite the surface adjoining the insulator to the lead foil. The crossover foil additionally includes a release strip which is coupled to the pressure-sensitive adhesive. In a further embodiment, the Mylar insulating strip is substantially wider than the lead foil strip.

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