the block copolymer or the blend of block copolymers according to the invention comprises : a mass percentage of the styrene phase in the polymer of between 10 and 35 % and preferably between 10 and 25 %; a mass percentage of diblock structures in the polymer of greater than 30 % and preferably greater than 40 %; and a melt flow index ( mfi ) according to condition no . 10 of the nft 51 - 016 standard of between 2 and 40 g / 10 min . as compatible tackifying resin , a resin or a blend of resins conventionally used in hot - melt adhesives will be used , such as : optionally hydrogenated polymers coming from aliphatic or aromatic cuts or blends of these cuts ; having a softening point measured according to the en 1238 standard of between 5 and 150 ° c ., and preferably between 80 and 140 ° c . to give the hot - melt adhesive according to the invention tack suitable for the application , the predominant resin is chosen with a pronounced aliphatic character , so as to obtain sufficient compatibility between the resin and the elastomeric phase , that is to say the non - styrenic phase of the block copolymer . the choice of this predominant resin is guided by the determination of its cloud point in a solvent , carried out according to the method below . five grams of resin are dissolved hot in 10 milliliters of a ½ mixture by volume of methylcyclohexane and aniline and the solution is cooled to room temperature until the appearance of a phase separation . according to the conditions of this test , the predominant resin having a benefit for the tack of the adhesive according to the invention is chosen with a phase separation temperature above 60 ° c ., and preferably above 75 ° c . the predominant resin will be chosen more particularly from polyterpene families , polymers coming from c 5 cuts , optionally modified by c 9 cuts , polymers coming from partially or completely hydrogenated c 9 cuts optionally modified by aliphatic cuts . 45 to 85 %, preferably 55 to 70 %, by weight of copolymer or a blend of copolymers ; and 15 to 55 %, preferably 30 to 45 %, by weight of tackifying resin or a blend of tackifying resins . the adhesive according to the invention may also contain a small fraction of a plasticizer , a stabilizer or a filler , these being additives conventionally used in hot - melt adhesives . for their use in coextrusion , the adhesives of the invention must be in the form of granules . the hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesive granules according to the invention may be obtained using a conventional manufacturing process , the mixing of the constituents being obtained by hot extrusion ( twin - screw extruder , buss ® co - kneader or the like ) followed thereafter by granulation of the underwater cutting type with coating of the granules ( for example coating with a mineral filler such as talc ). during manufacture of the multilayer film , the hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesive in granule form is coextruded between two thermoplastics ( at least ) by coextrusion - blowing of a bubble so as to obtain a three - layer film ( at least ), which film then has one face that is sealable and separable ( or tearable ) and another face that can be complexed with another film for the production of a package . a representative example of a three - layer film , produced with the hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesive according to the invention , has the following thicknesses : a sealable and separable layer of 10 to 100 μm , preferably 10 to 30 μm ; a hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesive layer of 10 to 30 μm , preferably 15 to 20 μm ; and a complexable layer of 10 to 100 μm , preferably 10 to 30 μm . during coextrusion , the hot - melt adhesive is preplasticized by passage along a screw with a smooth barrel , having a low shear in the feed zone . the temperature profile chosen for the adhesive will generally go from about 50 ° c . at the screw entry to about 140 ° c . at the screw exit — said profile may be adapted according to the geometry of the screw adopted . the hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesive layer is formed and combined between the sealable layer and the complexable layer into a three - layer film by bubble coextrusion - blowing . the temperature of the die is set according to the theological characteristics of the materials chosen for the sealable and complexable layers , but preferably is less than or equal to 180 ° c . the usual characteristics of the sealable and separable layer are well known to those skilled in the art of coextrusion processing . the layer contains , for example , one of the following materials ( or a blend of these materials ): eva , grafted eva ( for example : grafted with maleic anhydride , hea , etc . ), ema , pe , metallocene pe , grafted pe , grafted pp or an ionomer ( for example : surlyn ® from dupont ); together with additives such as antioxidants , fillers , slip agents , etc ., that provide the separability , thermal stability , color and other desirable ancillary properties of the films to be used in packaging . likewise , the usual characteristics of the complexable layer , that are known to those skilled in the art of coextrusion processing , are for example the following : it contains one of the following materials ( or a blend of these materials ): eva , grafted eva ( for example : grafted with maleic anhydride , hea , etc . ), ema , pe , metallocene pe , grafted pe , grafted pp or an ionomer ( for example : surlyn ® from dupont ), etc . ; together with additives such as antioxidants , fillets , slip agents , etc ., that provide the thermal stability , color and other desirable ancillary properties of the films to be complexed and used in packaging ; this layer may be of the same kind as the tearable sealable layer ; and it is corona - treated before the film is wound with a treatment of greater than 30 mn . m − 1 so as to be then transferred to another film by lamination . the three - layer film obtained may be laminated to a nonsealable film so as to give the final package mechanical properties , barrier properties , printing properties , etc . as an example of the added film , mention may be made in a nonlimiting manner of the following materials : pet , metallized pet , opp , opa , cpa , pvc , apet , pan , etc . the structure thus described ( coextruded and then complexed ) may be employed within the context of an industrial packaging process ( bags , doypacks ® or thermoformed trays , etc . ), the structure thus possibly being heat - sealed to itself or to a suitable support . the package thus obtained by heat sealing remains completely sealed when being handled . the structure may be peeled manually and easily when the package is opened for the first time , the sealing and separable layer being broken in such a way that the adhesive appears on the surface in the sealing region . the package may be reclosed by repositioning the structure in the initial weld region by simple manual pressure . successive reopening and reclosing operations are possible . depending on the structures chosen , if a cohesive failure is obtained in the hot - melt adhesive layer according to the invention upon opening the package for the first time , the maximum propagation force at the first opening of the package will generally be less than or equal to 11 n / cm ( which characterizes easy - open packages ). if an adhesive failure is obtained , the opening force will then automatically be less than the cohesion force of the hot - melt adhesive . this type of failure will also be characteristic of an easy - open package , but runs the risk of having adhesion properties on reclosure that are inferior to the requirements of the use . for the application , the forces for the next 5 reopening operations will have values of greater than around 2 n / cm and preferably greater than or equal to 4 n / cm . the hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesives according to the invention , taken individually or incorporated in a multilayer structure , may be easily identified using conventional analytical deformulation techniques such as : dissolving and semipreparative liquid chromatography followed by identification of the various fractions by infrared spectroscopy , gel permeation chromatography , nuclear magnetic resonance or differential calorimetry dsc ); infrared microscopy or nuclear magnetic resonance imaging ( mri ) directly on the multilayer films . the examples and comparative examples that follow illustrate the invention . in the examples , the effectiveness of various hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesive compositions is compared . composition 1 is an example according to the invention while composition 2 is an example outside the invention . in examples 1 and 2 that follow , the hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesives are characterized by : a viscosity profile measured by capillary rheometry ( according to the iso 11443 standard ) at a temperature of 150 ° c . for a shear rate lying between 100 and 1 , 000 s − 1 ; a tensile strength profile for a pull speed of 1 m . s − 1 , measured using the method described above ; a polymer composition consisting of blends of sis , kraton ® d1111 and / or d1113 copolymers from kraton polymers ; a tackifying resin composition consisting of a polyterpene resin blend , sylvares ® tr7115 from arizona chemicals , characterized by a softening point of 115 ° c . ( ring - and - ball method ) and a weight - average molecular weight of around 1 , 100 g / mol and of a resin coming from the polymerization of c 5 cuts , wingtack ® 95 from goodyear chemicals , characterized by a softening point of the order of 95 ° c . ( ring - and - ball method ) and a weight - average molecular weight of around 2 , 000 g / mol . in example 3 , the adhesives of examples 1 and 2 were used in succession in a three - layer structure so as to compare their application performance . the film preparation and evaluation properties were the following : a three - layer film was prepared by bubble coextrusion - blowing and had the following structure : 20 μm of a complexable layer corona - treated to more than 38 mn / m ; 60 % by weight of a polyolefin resin obtained by single - site catalysis , engage ® 8480 from dow chemicals ; 5 % of additives : the masterbatch fsu 105e from schulman as slip agent and the masterbatch silice f15c from schulman as antiblock agent . the layer of adhesive had as composition , in succession , that described in example 1 and then that described in example 2 . 65 % by weight of a polyolefin resin obtained by single - site catalysis , engage ® 8480 from dow chemicals ; 5 % of additives : the masterbatch fsu 105e from schulman as slip agent and the masterbatch silice f15c from schulman as antiblock agent . the three - layer film was produced by bubble coextrusion - blowing on a compex 50 / 60 / 50 sa machine from kiefel . this three - layer film forms part of the construction of the package — a complex structure with a rigid film and a cover film . this structure is described with reference to fig1 a , 1b , 2 and 3 appended hereto . [ 0084 ] fig1 a is a sectional view of a package formed from a rigid film a and a cover film b welded together along the edges 1 of the package , the welding technique allowing this sealing region to be weakened . [ 0085 ] fig1 b is a top view of this same closed package . [ 0086 ] fig2 is an enlarged sectional view detailing the edge 1 of the package with the rigid film a welded to the cover film b in the weakened region before the package is opened . the cover film is formed from a sealing layer 2 , a tie layer 3 and a support layer 4 . the multilayer film 5 of the invention constitutes one element of the rigid film a . the multilayer film 5 comprises a sealable and separable film 6 , the film 7 of adhesive of the invention and a complexable film 8 , the latter being joined to the rigid support film 10 by means of a tie 9 — a complexing adhesive . the films a and b are welded by means of the two sealing layers 2 and 6 , thus forming the weakened region . [ 0087 ] fig3 shows the same edge 1 after the package has been opened . a fraction 6 ′ of the separable layer 6 , to which a fraction 7 ′ of the adhesive layer 7 is attached , is bonded to the sealing layer 2 in the weakening region . to evaluate the opening and the reclosing performance of the structure produced , the three - layer film thus described was then laminated to a 350 μm rigid pvc film on a solvent laminator , thus forming the rigid film a . the lamination was carried out using a polyurethane adhesive as solvent — the two - component adhesive colflex ® lg 59 a / b from bostik findley , the adhesive being deposited on the complexable face of the three - layer film . the cover film b used for the example had the following composition : for the final application ( see the appended diagram ), the rigid film a is designed to be thermoformed . for the measurements below , there was no thermoforming of the film before the rigid film a was welded to the cover film b . the films a and b making up the package were welded together using a rubber welding bar and a flat , ptfe - coated metal welding bar heated to 160 ° c ., in contact with the cover film b . the weld was produced by applying a pressure of 5 bar for 3 seconds . the weld was made over an area of 10 mm × 150 mm on 25 mm × 250 mm specimens of film a with 25 mm × 400 mm test pieces of film b . the force needed for the first opening in the weld was measured by a 180 ° peel strength test at 200 mm . min − 1 on a 5543 test machine from instron ( according to the nft 54 - 122 standard ) carried out after 24 hours of conditioning at 23 ° c . and 50 % humidity after welding . the peel strength measurement at the first reopening was carried out on manually opened test pieces . the two films , a and b , were immediately repositioned in the welding region and were sealed by means of two unheated flat metal welding bars . the sealing was then carried out by applying a pressure of 0 . 5 bar for 3 seconds . the force needed for reopening the weld was measured by a 180 ° peel strength test at 200 mm . min − 1 on a 5543 test machine from instron ( according to the nft 54 - 122 standard ) carried out after 24 hours of conditioning at 23 ° c . and 50 % humidity after resealing . this handling operation was repeated on the same test piece so as to measure the peel strength for the following reopening operations . for each measurement , the peel strength results given are averages on three test pieces and are expressed in n / cm . the composition of the hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesive 1 according to the invention is given in table a below : table a compo - sition 1 nature of polymer fraction sis polymer in the adhesive ( wt %) 65 styrene in the polymer phase ( wt %) 18 . 0 diblocks in the polymer phase ( wt %) 45 . 0 calculated mfi of the polymer phase ( g / 10 min ) 18 . 0 ( calculated centroid of the mfis of the polymers used , weighted by their mass fraction within the polymer fraction ) polyterpene resin in the resin phase ( wt %) 50 capillary rheometry at 150 ° c . and 1 000 s − 1 ( pa · s ) 107 . 0 maximum force at 640 % elongation ( mpa ) with a pull rate 0 . 5 of 1 m / s this composition had a viscosity profile between 100 and 1 , 000 s − 1 lying within the claimed range , namely above the previously defined lower limit . and a tensile strength at 1 m . s − 1 lying within the claimed range , namely below the previously defined upper limit : since all the conditions according to the invention are met , the adhesive of example 1 perfectly illustrates the invention . the hot - melt pressure - sensitive composition 2 not according to the invention is given in table b below : table b compo - sition 2 nature of polymer fraction sis polymer in the adhesive ( wt %) 60 styrene in the polymer phase ( wt %) 22 . 0 diblocks in the polymer phase ( wt %) 15 . 0 calculated mfi of the polymer phase ( g / 10 min ) 2 . 0 ( calculated centroid of the mfis of the polymers used , weighted by their mass fraction within the polymer fraction ) polyterpene resin in the resin phase ( wt %) 60 capillary rheometry at 150 ° c . and 1 000 s − 1 ( pa · s ) 170 . 0 maximum force at 640 % elongation ( mpa ) with a pull rate 1 . 3 of 1 m / s this composition has a viscosity profile between 100 and 1 , 000 s − 1 lying above the previously defined lower limit , but a tensile strength at 1 m . s − 1 above the previously defined limit because of its low diblock content . since only one of the two conditions according to the invention is met , example 2 perfectly illustrates the state of the prior art as regards hot - melt pressure - sensitive adhesive and does not correspond to the criteria according to the invention . evaluation on a three - layer film obtained by bubble coextrusion - blowing and then use in a package structure as were described above . example 3 illustrates the impact and the advantages of composition 1 according to the invention . it is compared with composition 2 that is not according to the invention and is characteristic of the adhesives of the prior art . table c coextruded , coextruded , complexed and complexed welded structure and welded based on structure based composition 1 on composition 2 initiation at 1st 14 . 7 & gt ; 30 opening in peel at 200 mm / min ( n / cm ) propagation of the 1st 9 . 8 27 opening in peel at 200 mm / min ( n / cm ) 2nd opening in peel at 6 9 200 mm / min after 1 manual repositioning operation ( n / cm ) 5th opening in peel at 4 7 200 mm / min after 4 manual repositioning operations ( n / cm ) failure mode at the cohesive cohesive first opening for the structure produced using composition 1 according to the invention , the forces needed to initiate and propagate the first opening are characteristic of an easy - open package . these forces , that are very high for the structure produced from composition 2 , make it difficult to open the package . the forces measured during reopening after repositioning the film are high in the case of the structures produced from the two compositions , which is the desired aim , so as to obtain good isolation within the package . the benefit of composition 1 for the production of multilayer films intended for “ repositionable ” easy - open / reclose packages is thus demonstrated through this comparative example . the packages using these multilayer films , obtained beforehand by coextrusion , exhibit an excellent compromise between easy opening and good reclosing .