JPS58146305A - Shoe string and production thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a novel shoelace provided with patterns, characters, etc., and a method for manufacturing the same.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.A white braid (1) in which the yarn is spirally tied into a cylindrical shape and crushed flat has a releasable property on both sides. After printing a colored picture (3) on a paper base material (2) that has excellent properties, a hot-melt adhesive (not shown) is applied to the printed surface, and a release paper (5) is applied to the coated surface. The heat-pressing type transfer material (6) formed by adhesion is superimposed while the release paper (5) is sequentially peeled off, and the roller (7) performs a heat-pressing action and a feeding action on the polymer material.・Transfer the above picture (3) to both sides of the braid +1) by sandwiching it.

Next, synthetic resin pipes (8) are attached to the long braided cord (1) with pictures, letters, etc. at predetermined intervals, and two terminal parts (8) are attached to the same places. 9) is formed, this terminal part (9) is cut into 1 part, and the terminal part (9) is pressed at both ends to make a flat braided shoelace with a picture pattern on both sides (to complete A1). be.

Since the present invention is made of soft soil, it has the effect of being able to mass-produce shoelaces with pictures, letters, etc. on the yarn side or the bottom side in an extremely simple process, continuously, mechanically, and automatically. The resulting shoelaces have pictures, letters, etc. transferred onto them, so there is no risk that the pictures, letters, etc. will stain, spread, or become blurred during use, and will maintain their clarity over a long period of time. When worn, the upper surface of the shoe becomes colorful with pictures, letters, etc., and has various desirable effects, such as increasing the commercial value of the shoe.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the shoelace and its manufacturing method of the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is an overall flow sheet, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the main parts. +1)...Braid, (2)...Base material, (3)...Picture, (5)...Release paper, (6)...Transfer material, (Ka...
・Roller, (8) Synthetic resin tube, (9)...terminal part, (a)...shoelace. Patent Applicant: Inagaki Shoten Co., Ltd. (5) 20 Procedural Amendment June 1980 2 [1 1, Indication of Case: 1982 Patent Application No. 28541 2, Title of Invention: Shoelace and its manufacturing method 3, Patent of the person making the amendment Applicant: 1-11-10 Kojima, Taito-ku, Tokyo Takeo Inagaki, Representative Director of Inagaki Shoten Co., Ltd. 4, Attorney's Amendment The following corrections are made in the attached specification of the present application. 1. A shoelace characterized by having a picture pattern, letters, etc. formed on one or both sides by a heat-pressure transfer method. 2. A tape-shaped transfer material for transferring pictures, letters, etc. is superimposed on both sides or one side of the flat braided cord by heat and pressure, and the polymerized material is sandwiched and sent by rollers that perform heat and pressure action and feeding action. By doing so, the above-mentioned pictures, letters, etc. are transferred onto both sides or one side of the braid, and then metal posts or synthetic resin pipes are covered at predetermined intervals on the long braid with pictures, letters, etc. A shoelace characterized in that a synthetic resin material is soaked in the same part and then solidified to form an end part of two lengths at the said part, and the end part is divided into one part by cutting. Production method. ” he corrected. 2. The next line under line 11 on page 4 of the condolence [1] The present invention uses dyes (generally called disperse dyes, etc.) that enrich fabrics by heating them as ink to turn colored patterns into a surface inverted state. In some cases, a pattern is dyed on one or both sides of the braid using a tape-shaped transfer material printed with a tape. Insert 1. 23-

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A shoelace characterized by having a picture pattern, letters, etc. formed on one or both sides by a heat-pressure transfer method. 2. By printing pictures, letters, etc. on a base material such as paper or plastic film with excellent mold release properties, applying hot melt adhesive to the printed surface, and then covering the coated surface with release paper. By superimposing the configured heat-pressing type transfer material on both sides or one side of a flat braid while sequentially peeling off the release paper, and feeding the polymerized material between rollers that perform heat-pressing and feeding functions. The above-mentioned pictures and letters are transferred onto both sides or one side of the braid, and then metal pipes or synthetic resin pipes are attached at predetermined intervals on the long braid with pictures and letters, etc. A method for manufacturing shoelaces, characterized in that a terminal portion of two lengths is formed at the location by impregnating and solidifying a synthetic resin material, and the terminal portion is cut into one segment. .