JPS5983691A - Decorative material with printed pattern sectioned - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a decorative member wherein boundary lines in a pattern are matted so that they are not conspicuous, by a method wherein boundary lines for sectioning printed patterns are formed from an ink containing a pigment in a lower content than that in an ink used for printing the patterns. CONSTITUTION:A pattern printed layer 2 and a boundary line printed layer 3 comprised of an ink containing a pigment in a lower content than that in the ink used for the layer 2 are provided on a base 1, and then an amino-alkyd resin base coating material or the like is applied thereon to provide a transparent coating material layer 4. In the thus obtained decorative member, the transparent coating material is abosorbed more into the boundary line printed layer 3, so that the parts between the patterns are matted, and an outside appearance rich in elegance can be realized.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] At this time, these printed patterns are shown in Figures 1, 2, and 6. , When performing printing that is divided by dividing lines, the border line is not printed on 11, and Otsu ink GC is printed with an ink with a higher pigment content than the ink used for pattern printing. The transparent paint applied to the area penetrates more into the ink layer only in the border area, so only in this area is 7! The present invention relates to an elegant decorative material in which divisions are clearly defined by exhibiting a matte appearance.

Conventionally, when printing on decorative materials, printing on a part of the pattern with an ink containing a large amount of colored pigments and extender pigments as a matte ink, for example, wood 1-] specific parts of the print, conduit grooves, winter colors, etc. Techniques have been proposed to exaggerate the area.

(For example, Special Publication No. 51-41364, Special Publication No. 53.
No. 427, etc.) The present invention does not apply accents by using ink with a high pigment content on a part of the pattern, as shown in these prior documents, but instead uses printing formed on the surface of the printing material. Some patterns! ! This method is characterized by using ink with a high pigment content to print the border lines when dividing the 1K.

Conventionally, in order to classify a printed pattern, for example, after pasting it on a decorative printed plywood board or a non-material board, cut a groove in the part you want to classify, and cut 9 grooves at both ends (C is a half-cut shape). The inner surface was colored and painted.

Compared to such conventional methods, the present invention requires only one printing process. Iir
It is possible to divide the pattern using a chisel, and it is possible to make individual patterns after cutting 111Σ (no need for 7J cutting).
4g+7) The seams do not stand out and give an interesting appearance.

Fig. 4 shows an enlarged cross-section of the decorative material of the present invention with some parts missing. is table 1m
This is a transparent paint layer.

It should be noted that the phase-q relationship between the pattern-printed layer and the boundary line-printed layer is not the positional relationship as shown in FIG. Good too. Strictly speaking, the boundary line should be more depressed than the other surfaces due to the absorption of paint, but the surface coating of such decorative materials is relatively thin, so you can almost feel it (・
No depressions are formed.

As mentioned above, when the decorative material of the present invention is applied as a very simple blade, or when it is applied to a wall or ceiling after being attached to a base material such as plywood or a plain board, there is no difference between the decorative materials. This creates an elegant appearance with no visible seams and clearly defined pattern divisions.

<Example> After performing teak straight-grain printing on resin-mixed paper with a yield of 30 g/nf using a multicolor gravure printing machine, 1 mark was printed on the surface of the hand at a pitch of 95 m/m in the long ink direction.
Go 4 u+ / m (tatashi both sides I/'i2 m
/m ) border printing was carried out with a printing ink containing twice the amount of pigment (approximately 38%) as the printing ink used for pattern printing. This decorative printing paper was attached to a 4 x 8 size plywood board with a thickness of 4 m/m using a 1st agent, and an amino alkyd resin paint was applied to the surface at a ratio of 30 g/77 cm and dried. As a result, printed plywood was obtained in which the printed pattern was partitioned and only the border areas were matte.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1, 2, and 6 are plan views showing the appearance of the decorative material of the present invention, and Figure 4 is a 1 m enlarged cross-section of the decorative material of the present invention with a portion removed.
It is a diagram. 1. Base material 2.2 Pattern printing layer 6.3' Boundary line printing layer 4 Transparent coating layer

Claims (1)

[Claims] A printed pattern and a boundary line that divides the printed pattern into several sections are printed on the surface of the base, and the boundary line is printed with more ink than the printing ink used for the frame-like seal. The transparent coating applied to the entire surface permeates more into the ink layer at the boundary line, resulting in a printed pattern where only the boundary line has a matte appearance than other areas. A decorative material with compartments.