DE1783143U - PLASTIC FILM FOR SURFACE DESIGN. - Google Patents

Description

Reference : Registration Dr. Robert Czerweny from Arland, Graefelfing Your courteous letter of October 24, 1958 is politely referred to taken.

You will receive three drawings in A4 format as enclosures.

Proofs as samples will be delivered later. In order not to miss the deadline of 4 weeks, the drawings are included as a makeshift. To clarify, I note the following: ZD There are transparent films such. B. Genotherm L or Beka transparencies etc. used. Samples are included. These or similar foils are printed with patterns, in particular wood grains.

The prints are made a) on water-white foils b) on tinted foils (with transparent basic colors. Etched plates or etched cylinders are used for the printing process. Individual parts of the wood structure are reproduced with opaque colors, other parts with transparent colors individual types of wood only have transparent colors Find use. The prints consist of one or more color ben on top of each other. The colors are sintered out photographically (Image production). The X XEK prints extend usually on one side of the film, but can also be on both sides be made. The foils are made with clear adhesives z. B. Ipacoll KU or Kleiberit attached to the wooden surfaces.

This process can be carried out by the furniture manufacturer using standard veneer presses are executed. The film webs can reach a width of up to 2 m and even more. Special machines and cylinders are required for these wide belts, which will later form the subject of their own claims. The product is new and different from the previous imitations, which are printed opaque.

The combination of the wooden underlays shining through the foils with the transparent color samples is the core of the progressive innovations. The commercial area of application extends a) on furniture manufacturers b) on interior linings c) on glass windows d) on decoration effects e) Decoration effects for theater, films, etc. Protection claims: 1. Printing pattern characterized in that au transparent Transparencies used for the purpose of applying clear colors Creation of imitation effects, especially on wood documents (e.g. Limba peeled or sliced, Africans Pear tree, Swiss pear tree, birch and the like) concealed, with the shimmering of the wooden base a completion of the effect and a new type of pla- tic color intensification. v 2. Claim according to 1. with partially covering, partially transparent c e 1 be * -m 1 u tt clear colors. 3. Claim according to 1 and 2, but with other than wood patterns nd 2 edoch z. B. Flowers, pictorial representations, geometric figures. bildljc n Da]? st hZd 3 4. Claims according to 1, and 3 with double-sided printed films. 1, uyl with 5. Claims 2 and 3 with foils printed on one side. h 2 and 3 with mj t get 6. Claims nac 1-5 with tinted foils. 5 7. Claims still 1-6 with film webs over 60 cm wide. 'ü ehe'l 8.Application of the foils according to 1-7 on plywood, doors, Ilgu - Bed heads and feet, chipboard, fiberboard, glass p -0 r and other substances. If you need further details, please let me know To ask questions. Sincerely

Claims (1)

To the German Patent Office 13b) Munich 2 Museum island - Subject: File number 6 5776/75 d Gm)% ' Label foils with transparent prints With reference to your decision of 17th Ds. I hand protective claim in triplicate and ask for a under the designation plastic film for surface design. The subsequently submitted models will be withdrawn. It is requested to leave these in the files for explanation. Attached two new models. Protection claim I. Plastic film for surface design thereby marked that these are printed with completely or partially transparent inks is.