Static cling

Abstract: A conveyor belt of the type used at checkout counters at retail establishments is adapted to the changeable display of advertising material on the visible surface of the conveyor belt Static cling sheets bearing advertising indicia are adhered to the conveyor belt by electrostatic attraction As an alternative embodiment, a low friction coating is applied to the visible surface of the static cling sheets An additional alterative embodiment adds a strip of adhesive material between the conveyor belt and the leading edge of the static cling sheet for releasably securing the leading edge to the conveyor belt

Abstract: An assembly of a web substrate, and pluralities of release liners having static cling labels provides a scheme for dispensing static cling labels. The web substrate may be a roll having a surface release coating. The release liners have on one side an adhesive for releasably adhering to the release coating of the web substrate. Static cling labels adhere to the side of each release liner opposite to the adhesive. A release liner with static cling label is removed together from the web substrate. The removed release liner and static cling label are transported to an application surface. At the application surface, the static cling label is removed from the release liner and applied to the surface.

Abstract: In a flip-chart comprising at least two sheets disposed in overlying relationship and releasably securable to one another by means of static cling, each said sheet adapted for writing thereon and erasure of said writing, and each said sheet being removeable from said other sheets for releasable securement to a surface soley by means of static cling.

Abstract: A reusable sign/banner system which includes flexible static cling vinyl indicia and a sheet of flexible, smooth, non-porous, flaccid plastic material. The indicia are electrostatically adhered to the plastic sheet. The indicia are cut in a plurality of shapes and forms as to form letters, numbers and symbols for the purpose of creating signs and banners to communicate words, numerical expressions and directions. In use, the indicia are peeled from a plasticized paper backing sheet and applied to the flexible, smooth, non-porous plastic material in a variety of configurations. The banner material can be hung by grommets installed in the sheet of flexible, smooth, non-porous plastic material or displayed against any irregular or curved surface or hung across open spaces. Both the static cling vinyl and the flexible, smooth, non-porous plastic material can be provided in a variety of colors to facilitate visibility.