JPH05104847A - Method for transfer molding of leather of reptiles - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To enable printing directly on reptiles skin without executing preliminary processing to it. CONSTITUTION: Patterns painted using a special ink are directly transferred to tanned skin of reptiles by a transfer machine or the similar in technology, after the transfer, a casein product is sprayed to fix the patterns, and the patterns are glossed mechanically.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a transfer molding method which allows direct printing on reptile leather without the essential pretreatment of the leather.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for transfer printing of reptiles, since these leathers have a mixture structure of a corneal water-impermeable part and a cartilage part having many pores, it is originally a water-repellent reserve. Processing was required. Therefore, if transfer printing is performed without pretreatment for repelling water with the current ink, different printing effects will appear due to penetration into cartilage.

The absorption of such ink leads to a deterioration in the quality of the leather as time passes.

[0004]

[Operation] According to the method of the present application, the natural water-repellent property of reptile leather can be effectively compared with its limited possibility of penetration. Therefore, a transfer drawing obtained by a special ink that does not penetrate into cartilage tissue By using, it is possible to avoid the pretreatment of repelling water, and transfer can be performed directly on the bottom leather in one or two steps depending on the needs of the operation.

[0005]

[Embodiment] For example, in order to obtain a different color effect, for example, by making the bottom have a different color, the leather of a reptile is soaked in a normal tank, wiped with a spray, or smeared on the surface before printing. Can be colored by and on the reptile leather the final processing is done after the transfer mold.

These final processes consist of initially fixing the transferred drawings, which are carried out by spraying the casein product in order to protect the print from airborne agents and friction, followed by mechanical polishing. Further, a transparent film can be attached to the reptile bottom leather with an adhesive or glue.

[0007]

[Effect] As a result, the thickness of the bottom leather is increased, and since the two parts are joined together, the resulting effect is structurally strong.

One works keeping the trim scheme, the other softly touching. This property is very important for the final product in the processing industry, especially in the shoe manufacturing industry.

Furthermore, the material is made up of two plate-like elements, the one below being opaque and colored, while the one above is transparent, so that an opaque glossy on the bottom. The perception and surface will create gloss with a varying effect.

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Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A method of transfer-healing to reptile leather, wherein tanned bottom skin of a reptile is directly transferred with a design drawing drawn with a special ink by a transfer machine or a technically equivalent method. However, this was effectively compared with the natural water-repellent property of the osmotic reptile skin with its limited cartilage tissue.After transfer, the casein product was wiped by spraying on the bottom leather to fix the transfer. A method of transfer molding onto reptile leather, which is characterized by mechanically polishing after finishing. 2. The method of transfer molding to the reptile leather according to claim 1, wherein a transparent film is attached to the transferred bottom leather with an adhesive or a system to maintain a trim plan and strength. A method of transfer molding onto reptile leather, characterized by maintaining opaque optical perception and producing gloss with a surface-changing effect. 3. A method of transfer molding onto reptile leather according to claim 1, wherein the reptile leather is dipped and sprayed in a tank before the reptile leather is transferred to obtain different color effects. A method of transfer molding onto a reptile's leather, which is characterized in that coloring is performed by a normal method such as wiping or painting.