JPS60155789A - Substrate for printing type paper and its production - 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 This Takamei has developed a textile printing pattern base material that can be used to produce textile printing patterns extremely easily using the American method, and a textile printing pattern base material that can easily produce textile printing patterns using the textile printing pattern base material. It provides a manufacturing method.

The generally adopted procedure for making slow-dyed paper patterns is as follows (see the margin below).

(1) Knife cutting method ・The artist draws the design.

・Make a contour map by applying thin paper or film to this pattern and copying the outline of each color.

Place carbon paper on top of the φ pattern, place the outline drawing on top of it, trace the outline, and copy it once on the pattern.

Cut the pattern along one outline with a knife.

In this case, if a floating island is formed, cut it by cutting a thin joint called a tree to prevent the floating island from shifting, and after pasting a paper lining to prevent the floating island from shifting, cut off the tree. .

・Then, the gauze is pasted with urethane resin, etc., and the backing paper is removed to form a printing pattern.

(2) Photography method ・The artist collects the designs.

1 Apply thin paper or film to this pattern and copy the outline of each color to create an outline part.

・This outline drawing is superimposed on a dried photosensitive resin film distributed on a gauze with a frame, and after exposure from the drawing, the photosensitive resin film is washed with water etc. to determine the photosensitivity of the exposed and unexposed areas. A pattern for printing is created by developing the resin film by utilizing the difference in solubility of the resin film.

The drawbacks of the above two methods are as follows.

(1) A common drawback is that the design must first be copied onto thin paper or film in many different colors.

(2) In the case of the knife cutting method, carbon paper is used as a medium,
It is extremely troublesome to trace from the outline drawing and copy it onto the paper pattern.

(3) Furthermore, when cutting, it is necessary to trace the tree onto the floating island and also to paste backing paper, which requires both labor and materials.

(4) Also, when pasting the gauze after cutting, two-step adhesion work is required: temporary adhesion and final adhesion.

The present invention solves these drawbacks and will be detailed as follows with reference to the attached FIG. 1, which shows an example of implementation.

On the sheet-like support (1), removable adhesive II Itjl
(A pattern sheet (2) is adhered via 2r, and a resin layer (3) which is soluble in a solvent and crosslinkable with a crosslinking agent is formed on the pattern sheet (2). This relates to base materials for textile printing patterns.

・The sheet-like support (1) is a sheet with a smooth surface.
-, and it is preferable to use polyester film, polypropylene film, vinyl chloride film, polycarbonate film, etc.

- The pattern sheet (2) is astringent paper, synthetic fiber sheet, polyurethane resin, or polyvinyl chloride resin.

Polyvinyl acetate resin, cellulose resin, and acrylic resin are used alone or in combination.

The sheet-like support (1) and the pattern plate (2) are bonded together using a removable adhesive layer ( 2) Form '.

It is desirable to give consideration to properties such as water resistance and solvent resistance depending on the purpose of dyeing.

The resin layer (3) is a polyester polyol resin.

Polyether polyol resin, polyacrylic polyol resin, crosslinking reaction type acrylic resin, polyester resin, etc. are used.

As the crosslinking agent, for example, incyanate is used.

In addition, the sheet-like support (1), the paper pattern sheet (2), and the resin layer (3) are made of transparent or translucent materials, or are made of extremely thin materials so that they can be seen through. Place the edges directly on the pattern and trace the outline with the printing pattern material (4
) and can be immediately cut with a knife.

Further, the present invention provides a pattern sheet (2) on a sheet-like support (1) via a removable adhesive (2)'.
A resin layer (3) that is soluble in solvents and can be crosslinked with a crosslinking agent is formed on this pattern sheet (2) to form a tentative fabric. Then, cut the pattern sheet (21) with a knife along the contour and peel off the inside of the contour, and after this peeling operation, the resin composition layer (3) on the printing pattern base material (4) is coated with a solvent mixed with a crosslinking agent. The gauze (4) is placed and pressed, and the sheet-like support (11) of the printing pattern base material (5) is peeled off to produce a printing pattern frame (B) for each color. The present invention relates to a method for producing a textile printing pattern.

An example of the process is as follows based on FIG. 2.

(Ino diagram Draw the outline of the pattern for each color on the textile printing pattern material (4).

In this case, it is also possible to place the design paper (5) through the carbon paper and follow the pattern 1lllf pattern for each color.

In addition, in the case of a transparent printing pattern material (4), it is sufficient to simply place the printing pattern material (4) directly on the pattern paper (5).

(Cff) Printing pattern paper base material (4) pattern v -) (2) with a figure knife
is cut according to the outline of each color of the pattern (6), and the inside of the outline is peeled off and removed.

(c) The resin layer (3) on the pattern paper base material (4) is dissolved with a solvent mixed with a crosslinking agent to a bondable state, and the gauze (4)
Place and press with a roll to adhere.

(ii) After applying the drawing gauze (4) to the entire surface of the printing pattern base material (4), the sheet-like support (1) is peeled off and removed.

If necessary, reinforce the gauze (4) with urethane resin or the like to further strengthen its adhesion.

(E) Figure Formwork (When pressed with force, a printing pattern frame (B) is completed.

The present invention is an excellent textile printing pattern base material (
4), and this textile printing pattern base material (4) was used.
The method of manufacturing textile printing patterns also exhibits the following features.

(11 Knife cutting pattern &-) (21 Since there is a sheet-like support on the bottom surface, even if floating islands are formed, it is not necessary to attach a tree as in the conventional method.

Also, there is no need to allocate a front-printed paper ticket.

(2) Compared to the photographic method, the cutting process is a knife cut, so the outline of the printing window is sharper.

(3) It is easy to attach to the gauze (4), and there is less clogging of the gauze (4).

71 (resin that can be crosslinked in solvent “I bath” and crosslinking agent)
3), the resin layer crosslinked with a crosslinking agent (3) is used.
) is again not commonly understood as a bath salt, so P(4) can be firmly fixed.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a cutaway perspective view of the base material for printing patterns, Figure 2
The figure is a flowchart of the manufacturing process for textile printing patterns. (1) Sheet-like support, (2) Paper pattern sheet) i3
)...resin layer, (4)...gauge, (4)...printing pattern paper base material, (g))...printing pattern paper crumble, (2)'...removable adhesive layer. January 20, 1980 Applicant: Nippon Kanko Paper Industries Co., Ltd. Inventor: Satoshi Nomura

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A pattern sheet is adhered to a sheet-like support via a removable adhesive layer, and a resin layer that is solvent-soluble and crosslinkable with a crosslinking agent is adhered to the pattern sheet. A textile printing pattern material characterized by having been formed. 2. A textile printing in which a pattern sheet is adhered to a sheet-like support via a removable adhesive layer, and a solvent-soluble and crosslinkable resin I- is formed on the pattern sheet. Draw a pattern outline for each color on the pattern material, cut the pattern sheet with a knife along the outline, peel off the inside of the outline, and then
Dissolve the resin layer of the subsequent printing pattern base material into a bondable state using a bath agent containing a crosslinking agent, apply a % softener and press it, and peel off the sheet-like support of the textile printing pattern base material. A method for producing a printing pattern, which is characterized by producing a printing pattern frame for each color.