JP3143009U - Border tape - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides an edge tape that can be easily attached to a fabric product without being sewn to the fabric of the fabric product, and at the same time serves to prevent the fabric from coming loose with a heat-sensitive adhesive.
A tape base cloth 18 having a decorative pattern composed of a large number of recesses 16 on a surface 14 and a heat-sensitive adhesive layer applied to the back surface of the tape base cloth. The tape base fabric has folds 24 in the longitudinal direction, and the folds are composed of a plurality of cuts provided at intervals.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an edge tape attached to an edge of a fabric product such as a curtain, a handkerchief, an umbrella, clothing, and footwear to prevent fraying of the edge and to decorate the fabric product.

Conventionally, such an edge tape is sewn so as to sandwich a fabric edge of a cloth product such as clothing or personal belongings at both edges of the tape folded in half along the longitudinal direction (see, for example, Patent Document 1). ).
JP 2002-309425 A

  However, when the conventional edging tape is attached to a fabric product, it must be sewn, and the sewing work takes time and is not easy. In particular, when attaching the edging tape to a textile product made of a thick and thick fabric such as an athletic shoe, it is difficult to pass the needle even in the case of sewing, and it takes time for the sewing work, which is not easy.

  Further, when sewing, it took a double labor to fold and sew the edge of the fabric and then sew the edging tape so that the edge of the fabric could not be unraveled.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a trimming tape that can be easily attached to a fabric product in less time than the conventional trimming tape.

  The edging tape according to the present invention includes a tape base fabric having a decorative pattern consisting of a large number of recesses on the surface, and a heat-sensitive adhesive layer applied to the back surface of the tape base fabric.

  The tape base fabric may have a fold in the longitudinal direction. The fold may be composed of a plurality of cuts provided at intervals. The tape base cloth may have a slot in the longitudinal direction. Furthermore, the said tape base fabric can have the said decoration pattern along a longitudinal direction at the both ends or one end part in the width direction.

  According to the present invention, the tape base fabric can be attached to the fabric product by the heat-sensitive adhesive layer. As a result, the edging tape according to the present invention can prevent unraveling of the fabric edge of the fabric product and can be easily attached to the fabric product without being sewn to the fabric of the fabric product.

  If a fold or a slot is provided in the longitudinal direction of the tape base cloth, the tape base cloth can be neatly bent along the fold or slot. Thus, the tape base fabric can be easily positioned on the fabric product in order to sandwich the edge of the fabric product fabric on the back side of the edging tape folded in half. Moreover, if it is a slot, it can be easily bent along this.

  If the fold is composed of a plurality of cuts provided at intervals, the fold can be easily bent along these.

  Referring to FIGS. 1A and 2, a first embodiment of an edging tape according to the present invention is indicated generally by the numeral 10.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the edging tape 10 is attached to a fabric product such as a curtain 12 and used to decorate the fabric product.

  The rim tape 10 includes a tape base fabric 18 having a large number of recesses 16 on the front surface 14 and a heat-sensitive adhesive layer 22 applied to the back surface 20 of the tape base fabric 18.

  A large number of recesses 16 form a decorative pattern. These concave portions 16 are formed by melting the surface 14 of the tape base fabric 18 by a melting means such as an ultrasonic processing machine, a heat source, a laser processing machine or the like. In addition, since an ultrasonic processing machine can form many fine recessed parts in a tape base fabric rather than other processing means, it is desirable to use it for manufacturing the edging tape 10.

  In the illustrated example, the tape base fabric 18 has a stepped portion 18a formed by melting at both ends in the width direction in the same manner as the formation of the recess 16. The decorative pattern formed from the recess 16 has a three-dimensional effect on the tape base fabric 18 by the stepped portion 18a.

  The tape base fabric 18 is made of a synthetic fiber or chemical fiber fabric, a synthetic resin film, or the like. Further, the tape base fabric 18 may be one having a single color, one having two or more colors, one having a pattern, a plain one having no pattern, or the like.

  The tape base fabric 18 has a fold 24 in its longitudinal direction. The fold 24 is provided at the center of the tape base fabric 18 in the width direction. The crease 24 is formed by melting the surface 14 of the tape base fabric 18 by a melting means such as an ultrasonic processing machine, a heat source, a laser processing machine or the like, similarly to the formation of the recess 16.

  In the illustrated example, the crease 24 is formed by a plurality of cuts provided at intervals. As shown in FIG. 2, each cut does not penetrate the tape base fabric 18 in the thickness direction, but may penetrate therethrough. If an ultrasonic machine is used at a different frequency, the depth of the cut can be adjusted.

  In the illustrated example, the fold is provided at the center in the width direction of the tape base fabric. However, the fold can be provided at other than the center, and the number of folds can be two or more.

  Furthermore, although the recessed part 16 was formed in the both ends in the width direction of the tape base fabric 18, as shown to FIG. 1B, it can form only in one end part.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the decoration of the curtain 12 with the edge tape 10 is performed by folding the edge tape 10 from the fold line 24 so that the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 22 faces, and sandwiching the edge of the curtain 12 with the bent edge tape 10. . A heat source such as an iron is pressed from the surface 14 of the edging tape 10 across the edge of the curtain 12. Thereby, the edging tape 10 and the curtain 12 are bonded to each other via the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 22. At the same time, the edge of the curtain 12 is prevented from being broken by the heat-sensitive adhesive layer 22.

  4 shows a plan view of the edging tape 40 having a concave portion 16a having a shape different from that of the concave portion 16 of FIG. 1, and the concave portion 16a forms a decorative pattern different from the decorative pattern formed by the concave portion 16 of FIG. . The concave portion 16a is formed by melting the surface 14 of the tape base fabric 18 by a melting means such as an ultrasonic processing machine, a heat source, a laser processing machine, or the like, as in the formation of the concave portion 16 of FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the tape base fabric 18 can be provided with a slot 26 in the longitudinal direction instead of the crease 24. The slot 26 is formed by melting the surface 14 of the tape base fabric 18 by a melting means such as an ultrasonic processing machine, a heat source, a laser processing machine or the like, as in the formation of the recess 16 in FIG. 5 shows a plan view of the edging tape 50 having the recess 16a of FIG. 4 at both ends and one end in the width direction of the tape base fabric 18. As shown in FIG.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

The top view which shows the 1st Example of the edging tape which concerns on this invention. The top view which shows the modification of the 1st Example shown to FIG. 1A. FIG. 1B is an enlarged schematic cross-sectional view of an edge tape cut along line 2-2 in FIG. 1A. The use state figure which attached the border tape of FIG. 1 to the curtain. The top view which shows the 2nd Example of the edging tape which concerns on this invention. The top view which shows the 3rd Example of the edging tape which concerns on this invention.

Explanation of symbols

10, 40, 50 Border tape 12 Curtain (fabric products)
14 Front 16, 16 a Recess 18 Tape base fabric 18 a Step 20 Back 22 Heat sensitive adhesive layer 24 Fold 26 Groove hole

Claims (5)

  A border tape comprising a tape base fabric having a decorative pattern comprising a large number of recesses on the surface and a heat-sensitive adhesive layer applied to the back surface of the tape base fabric.   The border tape according to claim 1, wherein the tape base fabric has a fold in the longitudinal direction.   The edging tape according to claim 2, wherein the fold is composed of a plurality of cuts provided at intervals.   The border tape according to claim 1, wherein the tape base fabric has a slot in a longitudinal direction.   The border tape according to claim 1, wherein the tape base fabric has the decorative pattern along the longitudinal direction at both ends or one end in the width direction.

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