JP3114435U - Japanese paper - Google Patents

Abstract

Kind Code: A1 To provide a Japanese paper rich in taste by reusing strips of used banknotes cut into chips for various uses such as fan, fan, wallpaper, and interior goods.
A spent paper bill strip 3 cut into a chip shape is added as an additional material to a bast fiber 2 such as Kozo, Mitsumata, Ganpi, etc., which is a main raw material, and mixed to obtain a Japanese paper 1. From the viewpoint of the recycling of the conventional waste paper bill strips 3, the above-mentioned Japanese paper 1 increases the interest of consumers in familiar materials, and the waste bill strips 3 are not treated as combustibles. A gentle effect can be obtained.
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Description

  The present invention relates to Japanese paper in which strips of used discarded banknotes cut into chips, for example, are rolled in the form of recycling.

  The use of woven paper has a long history and is still expensive, but it is used for paper, shoji paper, and art. At present, most of the paper is machine-made paper, but Japanese paper has been reviewed again in this era. The durability, beauty, and sound absorption of Japanese woven paper are recognized worldwide. It is most suitable for the Japanese climate with large humidity changes.

  In order to make Japanese paper, we use plant basts such as Kozo, Mitsumata and Gampi as raw materials. Remove the steamed skin in the kettle. Dry skin and boil in alkaline solution. Wash off with running water or chemicals, tap well, add water and trolley mushrooms, and mix with bamboo. Scrape the paper while swinging back and forth and left and right from the front of the girder. Repeat this process depending on the type and thickness of the paper. Washi paper can be made by squeezing and drying the wet paper.

Today, Japanese paper is made in this way.
However, there was no taste of Japanese paper. An unprecedented pattern can be provided by using strips of discarded banknotes without breaking the texture and touch as in the present invention.

  As mentioned above, woven Japanese paper has strong properties, dense paper, glossy paper depending on the main raw materials, and has a perfect use and characteristics at present, such as texture, touch and healing effect, such properties Today, the paper-making method that matches the application is improved.

  The design of Japanese paper paper shoji is very simple, but you can create a rich and playful pattern by throwing scraps of discarded banknotes into it.

  In addition, used scrap banknotes cut into chips are currently recycled as barrier materials, toilet paper, etc., and most of them are treated as combustible materials.

  As described above, it becomes a different viewpoint from the viewpoint of reuse of strips of discarded banknotes and the importance of things.

As described above, the strips of discarded banknotes that have been reused until now have almost no shape, and it has not been known whether the strips of discarded banknotes are contained. And I don't know its preciousness.
The present invention keeps the above-mentioned Washi production process as it is and uses it to infinitely inspire fans, fans, lucky charms, wallpaper, shoji, roll curtains, large bags, etc. The purpose is to provide Japanese paper that can be used to produce newness, provide Japanese paper from a new perspective, and recycle discarded banknotes.

  The inked Japanese paper of the present invention is characterized by adding bast fibers made mainly of kouzo, mitsumata, ganpi, etc. and strips of used waste banknotes cut into chips as additional materials. Japanese paper.

Also, gold powder can be poured into the surface of the wet paper according to the application. In that case, if the ratio of the gold powder is about 1%, the paper is very excellent in design.

As described above, the present invention has the following effects because it is a Japanese paper that has been subjected to a normal winding process using bast fibers and strips of discarded banknotes.
(1) Very interesting.
(2) Applicable waste paper bills to any Japanese paper product.
(3) There are abundant patterns in design.
(4) The image of recycling becomes familiar.

  The inked Japanese paper of the present invention is characterized by the fact that waste paper bills of additional materials are mixed and reused by bast fiber, the main raw material, and reused to make the image of recycling more familiar to Japanese paper. There is.

  The manufacturing process for combining the bast fibers of Japanese paper, which is the main raw material, may be as before. Depending on the application, it can be used for hand-made Japanese paper or machine-made Japanese paper.

  The additional material is used waste banknotes and gold powder cut into chips at the Bank of Japan or a factory commissioned by the Bank. The old waste banknotes, in which waste banknote ink is mixed with the main raw material, bast fibers, could not have been thought of in Japanese paper. This is possible because the banknote strips have no ink bleed on Japanese paper, and the Bank of Japan generally releases used scrap banknotes that have been cut into chips.

If the waste bills of the additional material are about 100% or more of the main raw material, the Japanese paper itself becomes rough and feels hard. If the additional bill scrap strip becomes less than 3% of the main raw material, the pattern design of the scrap bill strip will fade. If the waste bills of the additional material are about 3 to 100% of the main raw material, the finished Japanese paper pattern is beautiful in design and the pattern appears to be elegant. By adjusting the amount, the endless design can be produced and the product image is infinite.

Moreover, it can also be set as the Japanese paper which made the ratio of the gold powder penetrated with respect to the surface of a wet paper into about 1% according to a use.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 is a plan view showing the entirety of the present invention Japanese paper. This Japanese paper 1 has a configuration in which 50% of scrap pieces 3 of used waste banknotes cut into a chip shape are squeezed into the main raw material 2 for the main raw material 2.

  In the Japanese paper 1, so that the waste paper strips 3 are not gathered or hardened in one place, water is added to the mulberry 2 which is the main raw material in the step of spreading the Japanese paper, and the waste banknote strips 3 are added. Etc. are added later.

  FIG. 1 is a Japanese paper made in the present invention in which 50% of used waste banknotes cut into a chip shape are mixed into a main raw material by 50%.

  In this way, Japanese paper with a new design and method is different in expression from traditional Japanese paper and has a strong presence. The biggest applications that make use of these features are fan fans, fans, large bags, interior goods, lighting equipment, bags, shoji, coasters, wallpaper, photo frames, lucky charms, etc., but they can be used for many other purposes. .

It is a top view of the engraving Japanese paper of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Whole Japanese paper
2 Bast fibers
3 Strips of discarded banknotes

Claims (2)

It has bast fibers made mainly of kouzo, mitsumata, ganpi, etc., and used scrap banknotes cut into chips, and these bast fibers and scrap banknotes are swallowed. A Japanese paper that is characterized by that. The transparent Japanese paper according to claim 1, wherein gold powder is added to the Japanese paper.

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