JP3858032B2 - Wood grain board manufacturing method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a method for producing a wood grain board mainly used for furniture such as a desk top board and a bed decoration board.

A method of producing a wood grain board by transferring a wood grain pattern onto the surface of the plywood has been developed (see Patent Document 1). In addition, a wood grain board has been developed in which a surface sheet printed with a wood grain pattern is bonded to the surface of the plywood to decorate the surface.
Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 6-312407

  The wood grain board that has transferred the wood grain pattern to the surface of the plywood has an uneven surface by applying a base paint to the surface of the plywood, transferring the wood grain pattern to the surface of this base paint, and then embossing this base paint. It can be a wood grain pattern. However, if this wood grain board is cracked on the surface of the plywood, this can cause damage to the surface of the wood grain pattern. In addition, when embossing and locally pressing the surface of the plywood, the embossed grain and the grain of the plywood itself do not match, so there is a disadvantage that embossing can not be processed into beautiful irregularities in the grain. . Moreover, a strong pressing force acts on the local part of the plywood by embossing, and the surface may be cracked or locally damaged.

  The present invention has been developed for the purpose of solving such drawbacks. An important object of the present invention is that the surface of the wood grain board can be provided with a fine grain pattern similar to natural wood grain by providing both the embossed irregularities and the printed wood grain pattern neatly. An object of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a wood grain board that can retain a durable and beautiful wood grain pattern for a long period of time.

  The method for producing a wood grain board of the present invention is a method for producing a wood grain board having a wood grain pattern printed on the surface of the MDF. The method for producing a wood grain board according to claim 1 of the present invention comprises: a base coating step for applying a base coating to the surface of the MDF; and a surface of the MDF where the base coating is applied is locally pressed to Embossing process to provide the uneven pattern, printing process to print the wood grain pattern on the surface of the base paint that has the grain uneven pattern in the embossing process, and the grain pattern to be printed in the embossing process And an overcoating step in which a transparent or translucent finish paint is applied to the surface of the MDF provided with.

Furthermore, the method for producing a wood grain board of the present invention comprises a ground coating process for coating a surface of the MDF with a base coating, a printing process for printing a wood grain pattern on the surface of the MDF base coating, and a wood grain pattern printed on the ground coating. The embossing process of locally pressing the surface of the MDF to provide a grainy uneven pattern on both the base paint and the MDF, and the grain pattern printed in the printing process, the grainy uneven pattern was provided in the embossing process. And an overcoating step of applying a transparent or translucent finish paint on the surface of the MDF.

In the method for producing a wood grain board of the present invention, the undercoating step includes a first undercoating step in which a sealer is applied to the surface of the MDF, and the applied sealer is impregnated in the surface of the MDF, and an ultraviolet curable coating is applied to the surface of the sealer. (2) A subbing step and a third subbing step of applying a base color paint to the surface of the ultraviolet curable paint and coloring the base color .

Furthermore, in the method for producing a wood grain board according to the present invention, the top coating process includes a first top coating process in which a first finish paint is applied with a roll coater, and an ultraviolet curable paint on the surface of the first finish paint applied in the first top coating process. composed of a second topcoat applying a.

  The method for producing a wood grain board according to the present invention can provide a high-quality wood grain pattern on the surface of the wood grain board by providing both the unevenness by embossing and the wood grain pattern by printing neatly as in the case of natural wood grain. There are features. In the method for producing a wood grain board of the present invention, the base coating is applied to the surface of the MDF, and the surface of the MDF coated with the base coating is provided with unevenness by embossing and a wood pattern by printing. This is because a wood grain board on which a wood grain pattern is printed by applying a transparent or translucent finish paint to the surface is manufactured. The present invention does not use plywood as in the prior art, but uses MDF to produce wood grain boards. The plywood is prone to cracking on the surface during processing, and the plywood itself has the disadvantage that the grain of the plywood itself does not match the embossed grain, so that the plywood could not be processed into beautiful grainy irregularities. On the other hand, the wood grain board of the present invention using MDF can be processed into beautiful wood grain irregularities by embossing, so that a high-quality wood grain pattern can be provided in the same manner as natural wood grain. Moreover, the wood grain board of the present invention has a feature that it is durable and can maintain a beautiful wood grain pattern for a long period of time.

  Examples of the present invention will be described below. However, the examples shown below exemplify a method for manufacturing a wood grain board for embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the present invention does not specify the following method for manufacturing a wood grain board. Further, this specification does not limit the members shown in the claims to the members of the embodiments.

  In the method for producing a wood grain board of the present invention, the sheet on which the wood grain pattern is printed is not adhered to the surface of the MDF to form the wood grain pattern. Print on the surface of the MDF to provide a grain pattern. In order to print the wood grain pattern beautifully, a base coating is applied to the surface of the MDF in the undercoating process. The base paint smoothes the surface of the MDF. Furthermore, the surface of the MDF is colored with a base color that is optimal for printing a wood grain pattern. The undercoating step includes applying a sealer to the surface of the MDF, impregnating the sealer with the surface of the MDF, a second undercoating step of applying an ultraviolet curable coating to the surface of the sealer, and a surface of the ultraviolet curable coating. And a third undercoating step of applying MDF to the base color by applying a base color paint.

  In the first undercoating step, the base paint is adhered to the MDF so as not to peel off. The sealer used in this process is impregnated on the surface of the MDF to firmly attach the base coating to the MDF. The sealer is a low-viscosity polyester-based or urethane-based liquid paint that penetrates into the fine gaps of the MDF and adheres firmly to the MDF.

  The ultraviolet curable coating in the second undercoating step is quickly cured by irradiating ultraviolet rays with a urethane-based coating. This UV curable coating makes the base coating a tough layer. The UV curable paint is not colored, and the base color paint applied in the next third undercoat step is firmly bonded to the sealer layer. The ultraviolet curable coating applied in the second undercoating step is cured by the irradiated ultraviolet rays, and then the surface is polished with a brush sander.

  The base color paint in the third undercoating process is used to color the base color of the wood grain pattern, and the surface of the MDF is colored closer to white than the summer color of the wood grain printed in the printing process. The base color paint almost completely hides the base and colors the entire surface of the MDF with a uniform and uniform color. Further, in the undercoat process, the base color paint is applied in the third undercoat process, and after the base color paint is cured, an ultraviolet curable paint is further applied to the surface thereof. After curing the UV curable coating with UV light, the entire surface is uniformly polished with a sander.

  The MDF to which the base paint is applied prints a wood grain pattern in the next printing process. In this printing process, the MDF prints a wood grain pattern on the base paint. The grain pattern is the same color and pattern as the grain pattern of various natural trees.

  Thereafter, in the embossing process, the surface of the MDF on which the wood grain pattern is printed is locally pressed to provide a grain pattern on the base paint and the MDF on which the wood grain pattern is printed. However, the embossing process can be a pre-process of the printing process for printing the wood grain pattern. In this method, an uneven pattern of grain is provided in an embossing process on a base paint on which a wood grain pattern is not printed and an MDF, and the grain pattern is printed on the surface of the base paint provided with the unevenness of the grain in the next printing process.

  In the final overcoating process, a transparent or translucent finish paint is applied to the surface of the MDF on which the grain pattern is printed in the printing process and the grainy uneven pattern is provided in the embossing process. The top coating process consists of a first top coating process in which a first finish paint is applied by a roll coater and a second top coating process in which an ultraviolet curable paint is applied to the surface of the first finish paint applied in the first top coating process. Apply paint.

The table top is manufactured in the following steps.
[Priming process]
(1) First primer step First, as a first primer step, a sanding sealer is applied with a roll coater.
(2) After the sanding sealer is cured, an ultraviolet curable coating is applied as the second undercoat step. This ultraviolet curable coating is cured by irradiation with ultraviolet rays. After curing the UV curable paint, the surface is polished with a brush sander machine.
(3) Thereafter, as the third undercoat step, the base color paint is applied thickly with a flow rotor machine, the base is almost completely hidden, and the surface of the MDF is colored in a light brown color.
(4) After the base color paint is cured, an ultraviolet curable paint is further applied to the surface, and this is cured by irradiating with ultraviolet rays. After the UV curable coating is cured, the surface is polished with a wide sander.

[Printing process]
Print the wood grain pattern directly on the surface of the base paint. The wood grain pattern is printed by pressing a roller having ink on the surface against the surface of the MDF.

[Embossing process]
After the paint for printing the wood grain pattern is dried, the grain pattern is provided on the base paint and the MDF. In this process, an embossing roller provided with innumerable convex portions forming a wood grain pattern is pressed against the surface of the MDF to provide a wood grain uneven pattern, more precisely, a wood grain concave portion. Create a texture. An embossing roller rolls in the state which presses the surface of MDF, and provides the recessed part of the grain on the surface of MDF.

[Coating process]
A finish paint is applied to the surface of the MDF on which the wood grain pattern is printed and the wood grain uneven pattern is provided. The finish paint is applied to the surface of the base paint in a first top coating process in which a transparent paint is applied by a roll coater and a second top coating process in which an ultraviolet curable paint is applied thereon. In the first overcoating step, a urethane, polyester, or acrylic paint is applied. After this coating is cured, a urethane-based ultraviolet curing coating is applied.

  Through the above-described process, a wood grain board used for a top board of a desk provided with a beautiful wood grain pattern composed of three-dimensional unevenness and wood grain pattern is manufactured.

The table top is manufactured in the following steps.
[Priming process]
(1) First primer step First, as a first primer step, a sanding sealer is applied with a roll coater.
(2) After the sanding sealer is cured, an ultraviolet curable coating is applied as the second undercoat step. This ultraviolet curable coating is cured by irradiation with ultraviolet rays. After curing the UV curable paint, the surface is polished with a brush sander machine.
(3) Thereafter, as the third undercoat step, the base color paint is applied thickly with a flow rotor machine, the base is almost completely hidden, and the surface of the MDF is colored in a light brown color.
(4) After the base color paint is cured, an ultraviolet curable paint is further applied to the surface, and this is cured by irradiating with ultraviolet rays. After the UV curable coating is cured, the surface is polished with a wide sander.

[Embossing process]
After the base coating is completely cured, a textured pattern is provided on the base coating and the MDF. In this process, an embossing roller provided with innumerable convex portions forming a wood grain pattern is pressed against the surface of the MDF to provide a wood grain uneven pattern, more precisely, a wood grain concave portion. Create a texture. An embossing roller rolls in the state which presses the surface of MDF, and provides the recessed part of the grain on the surface of MDF.

[Printing process]
A wood grain pattern is printed directly on the surface of the base coating provided with irregularities in the embossing process. The wood grain pattern is printed by pressing a roller having ink on the surface against the surface of the MDF.

[Coating process]
A finish paint is applied to the surface of the MDF provided with a concavo-convex pattern of wood grain and further printed with the wood grain pattern. The finish paint is applied to the surface of the base paint in a first top coating process in which a transparent paint is applied by a roll coater and a second top coating process in which an ultraviolet curable paint is applied thereon. In the first overcoating step, a urethane, polyester, or acrylic paint is applied. After this coating is cured, a urethane-based ultraviolet curing coating is applied.

  Also through the above process, a wood grain board used for a top board of a desk having a beautiful grain pattern composed of three-dimensional unevenness and wood grain pattern on the surface is manufactured.

Claims (2)

A method of manufacturing a wood grain board having a wood grain pattern printed on the surface of an MDF,
An undercoating step of applying a base coating to the surface of the MDF;
And locally it presses the surface of the M DF that a base paint is coated, and the embossed step of providing the uneven pattern of the wood grain in the underlying paint and MDF,
A printing process that prints a wood grain pattern on the surface of the base paint that has an uneven pattern of grain in the embossing process;
It consists of a top coating process in which a wood grain pattern is printed in the printing process, and a transparent or translucent finish paint is applied to the surface of the MDF on which the texture pattern is provided in the embossing process.
The undercoating step includes applying a sealer to the surface of the MDF, impregnating the applied sealer into the surface of the MDF, a second undercoating step of applying an ultraviolet curable coating to the surface of the sealer, and the surface of the ultraviolet curable coating. In addition, a base color paint that is colored whiter than the Natsume color of wood printed in the printing process is applied, and a base color paint is applied in this third undercoat process. Then, after the base color paint is cured, it comprises a treatment step of uniformly polishing the entire surface after applying the ultraviolet curable paint on the surface and curing the ultraviolet curable paint with ultraviolet rays.
A wood grain board comprising a first top coating step in which a first finish coating is applied by a roll coater and a second top coating step in which an ultraviolet curable coating is applied to the surface of the first finish coating applied in the first top coating step . Production method. A method of manufacturing a wood grain board having a wood grain pattern printed on the surface of an MDF,
An undercoating step of applying a base coating to the surface of the MDF;
A printing process for printing a wood grain pattern on the surface of the MDF base coating;
An embossing step of locally pressing the surface of the MDF on which a wood grain pattern is printed on the base paint to provide a grainy pattern on both the base paint and the MDF;
It consists of a top coating process in which a wood grain pattern is printed in the printing process, and a transparent or translucent finish paint is applied to the surface of the MDF on which the texture pattern is provided in the embossing process.
The undercoating step includes applying a sealer to the surface of the MDF, impregnating the applied sealer into the surface of the MDF, a second undercoating step of applying an ultraviolet curable coating to the surface of the sealer, and the surface of the ultraviolet curable coating. In addition, a base color paint that is colored whiter than the Natsume color of wood printed in the printing process is applied, and a base color paint is applied in this third undercoat process. Then, after the base color paint is cured, it comprises a treatment step of uniformly polishing the entire surface after applying the ultraviolet curable paint on the surface and curing the ultraviolet curable paint with ultraviolet rays.
Further, the graining process includes a first top coating process in which the first finishing paint is applied by a roll coater and a second top coating process in which an ultraviolet curable coating is applied to the surface of the first finishing paint applied in the first top coating process. A manufacturing method of a board.