JPS6025756A - Pad printing method using ultraviolet ray curing ink - Google Patents

Pad printing method using ultraviolet ray curing ink

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Publication number
JPS6025756A
JPS6025756A JP13629183A JP13629183A JPS6025756A JP S6025756 A JPS6025756 A JP S6025756A JP 13629183 A JP13629183 A JP 13629183A JP 13629183 A JP13629183 A JP 13629183A JP S6025756 A JPS6025756 A JP S6025756A
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ink
pad
printing
ultraviolet
printed
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JPH032066B2 (en
Inventor
Shigeo Murata
村田 重男
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Navitas Co Ltd
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41FPRINTING MACHINES OR PRESSES
    • B41F17/00Printing apparatus or machines of special types or for particular purposes, not otherwise provided for
    • B41F17/001Pad printing apparatus or machines

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable the sharp transfer application of an ultraviolet curing ink, by irradiating the ultraviolet ray curing ink transferred to the surface of a pad from a printing plate ith ultraviolet rays to enhance the viscosity thereof, and transferring and applying the thickened ink to a surface to be printed. CONSTITUTION:Ultraviolet curing ink 50 is supplied to the ink pocket of a printing plate 3 and a pad 1 is pressed to and separated from said printing plate 3 to transfer the ink 50 to the surface of the pad 1. The ink 50 is irradiated with an ultraviolet lamp 7 to enhance the viscosity and the pad 1 is pressed to an object 6 to be printed to transfer the ink 50 to the object 6 to be printed. Thereafter, the ink 50 on the object 6 to be printed is irradiated with ultraviolet rays from an ultraviolet lamp 8 to cure the ink 50.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 この発明は、パッド印刷の方法に関する改良に係り、紫
外線硬化型インクを用いた場合でも繰り返し鮮明なバン
ド印刷が行えるようにしようとするものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an improvement regarding a pad printing method, and is intended to enable clear band printing to be performed repeatedly even when using ultraviolet curable ink.

ところで通常のパッド印刷は、第1図に例示す(1) る如く、パッド支持体2に取りつりられた弾力性に冨む
パッド1と、インクポケット4が備えられた凹版である
印版3とを用意し、まず印版3のインクポケット4へ所
要量のインク5を図(1)の如く供給した後、その印版
3にパッド1を図(2)の如く押しつりで、該バンドの
表面で」二記ポケット4内のインク5を図(3)の如く
受け取り、次いでこのパッド1を対象物品6の被印刷面
へ図(4)の如く押しつけて、該バラ1′表面のインク
5をその被印刷面へ図(5)の如く転着せしめる、とい
う工程順に従って実行される。
By the way, normal pad printing, as shown in FIG. 1 (1), consists of a highly elastic pad 1 attached to a pad support 2, and a printing plate 3, which is an intaglio plate, and is equipped with an ink pocket 4. First, the required amount of ink 5 is supplied to the ink pocket 4 of the printing plate 3 as shown in Figure (1), and then the pad 1 is pressed against the printing plate 3 as shown in Figure (2), and the band The ink 5 in the pocket 4 is received on the surface of the rose 1' as shown in Figure (3), and then this pad 1 is pressed onto the printing surface of the target article 6 as shown in Figure (4) to remove the ink on the surface of the rose 1'. 5 is transferred onto the printing surface as shown in Figure (5).

このようなバンド印刷には、通常、溶剤型のインクが使
用されている。この種のインクは、溶剤の蒸発に伴って
粘性が高まり、他物への粘着性を増して終には固まる性
質を有する。従って、かかるインクを上記のバンド印刷
に使用するときは、該インクが印版3から対象物品6へ
移されるまでのパッド表面に付着している僅かな時間内
でも、これの粘性が溶剤の蒸発によって多少は高められ
るため、そのインクをパッド表面から被印刷面へ(2) 容易に転着させfl−て該バンドの表面に残存させるこ
とがなく、それ故に次回以降も引続き鮮明なバ・ノド印
刷を可能ならしめ得る。
Solvent-based ink is usually used for such band printing. This type of ink has the property of increasing its viscosity as the solvent evaporates, increasing its adhesion to other objects, and eventually solidifying. Therefore, when such an ink is used for the above-mentioned band printing, even during the short time that the ink is attached to the pad surface until it is transferred from the printing plate 3 to the target article 6, the viscosity of the ink is reduced by the evaporation of the solvent. The ink is easily transferred from the pad surface to the printing surface (2) and does not remain on the surface of the band, so that the ink remains clear next time. Printing can be made possible.

一方、紫外線硬化型のインクは、硬くて耐紫外線性の良
好な印刷被膜を形成することができるため、例えば耐擦
過性や紫外線による褪色が問題視されるような用途で賞
月されている。
On the other hand, since UV-curable inks can form a printed film that is hard and has good UV resistance, they are prized for applications where, for example, scratch resistance or fading due to UV rays is a problem.

然し乍らこの種のインクは、前記した溶剤型のインクと
異なって溶剤を含まない無溶剤型であるため、溶剤の蒸
発による’Is果を期待し得ず、従って溶剤型インクと
同様には取り扱えない。即ちこの紫外線硬化型インクは
、紫外線に重合反応するような合成樹脂を展色剤に使用
して、その反応で固まるように作られており、且つその
展色剤が、室内照明光に含まれている程度の弱い紫外線
では重合を開始せず、紫外線ランプによる強力な紫外線
照射を受けたとき初めて重合を開始するように調整され
ているため、空気中に放置しても粘性が変化せず、従っ
て自然には固まらない性質を有する。それ故にこのイン
クは、印刷後に上記のラン(3) プで紫外線を照射して展色剤を重合させ、言わば強制的
に固まらせる必要がある。
However, unlike the above-mentioned solvent-based inks, this type of ink is a solvent-free type that does not contain any solvent, so it cannot be expected to produce any effects due to evaporation of the solvent, and therefore cannot be handled in the same way as solvent-based inks. . In other words, this UV-curable ink uses a synthetic resin that polymerizes when exposed to ultraviolet light as a color vehicle, and is made to harden through the reaction, and the color vehicle is not included in indoor lighting. It is adjusted so that it does not start polymerization under weak ultraviolet rays, but starts polymerization only when it is exposed to strong ultraviolet rays from an ultraviolet lamp, so its viscosity does not change even if it is left in the air. Therefore, it has the property of not hardening naturally. Therefore, after printing, this ink must be irradiated with ultraviolet rays using the lamp (3) mentioned above to polymerize the color vehicle and forcefully harden it, so to speak.

そこで、このような紫りF線硬化型のインクを前記した
パッド印刷に使用せんとするときは、次のような問題が
生じる。
Therefore, when trying to use such a purple F-ray curing type ink for the above-mentioned pad printing, the following problem occurs.

まず前記した第1図のパッド印刷工程に於いて、通常の
溶剤型インクに代え紫外線硬化型インクを使用すると、
このインクは、図(2)の段階で散散えずインクポケッ
ト4からパッド1の表面に受番」取られ、図(3)の状
態を経て図(4)に示す如く物品6の被印刷面へ押しつ
げられはするが、その間におLJる粘性の高まりが全く
みられないため、被印刷面に対して図(5)のようには
転着され得ない。
First, in the pad printing process shown in FIG.
This ink is transferred from the ink pocket 4 to the surface of the pad 1 without scattering at the stage shown in FIG. Although it is pressed against the surface, no increase in viscosity due to LJ is observed during that time, so it cannot be transferred to the printing surface as shown in Figure (5).

即ち第1図(4)の段階に相当した第2図(1)に示す
如く、パッド1の表面に付着して運ばれた紫外線硬化型
インク50は、粘性が低いままであるため、物品6の被
印刷面へ押しつりられても全量が核部へ転着するに至ら
ず、パッド1を物品6から引きMltすときに図中の八
−A線付近から略二分されて、同図(2)に符号51 
、52で示す如く、約半分だりが被(4) 印刷面へ転着されるにとどまり、残りは依然としてバン
ド表面へ付着したままとなる。従って被印刷面では、転
着されたインク51の票が予期したよりも少ないため、
印刷被膜の膜厚が薄くて、いわゆるインク乗りが悪い掠
れた印刷となり易く、またパッド表面に残されたインク
52は、その後に該表面が印版から受け取る新たなイン
クとの僅かな位置のずれによっても、その新たなインク
でtWかれる印刷パターンの輪郭を崩して、次回以降の
印刷を不鮮明にすることが多い。
That is, as shown in FIG. 2 (1), which corresponds to the stage of FIG. Even if the pad 1 is pushed onto the printing surface of the article 6, the entire amount is not transferred to the core part, and when the pad 1 is pulled from the article 6, it is roughly bisected from the vicinity of the line 8-A in the figure ( 2) code 51
, 52, only about half of it is transferred to the printing surface (4), and the rest remains attached to the band surface. Therefore, on the printing surface, there are fewer votes of transferred ink 51 than expected.
The thickness of the printing film is thin, which tends to result in blurred printing with poor ink adhesion, and the ink 52 left on the pad surface may be slightly misaligned with new ink that the surface subsequently receives from the printing plate. However, the new ink often destroys the outline of the printed pattern and makes subsequent printing unclear.

よって紫外線硬化型インクは、上記したような実情のた
め、現在ではバンド印刷に不向きとされており、硬くて
耐紫外線性の良好な印刷被膜をパッド印刷によって得る
ことが不可能視されていた。
Therefore, due to the above-mentioned circumstances, UV-curable inks are currently considered unsuitable for band printing, and it has been considered impossible to obtain a hard, UV-resistant printed film by pad printing.

本発明は、かかる従来の実情に対処して、紫外線硬化型
インクによる鮮明なパッド印刷を繰り返し容易に実現可
能ならしめるため、パッド表面で受け取られたインクが
被印刷面へ転着されるまでの段階で、展色剤の重合を一
部開始させて該インクの粘性を少しだけ高め、然る後に
これを被印刷(5) 面へ転着させるようにしたものである。以下その詳細を
第3図に示した実施例に基づいて説明する。
The present invention deals with the conventional situation and makes it possible to repeatedly and easily perform clear pad printing using ultraviolet curable ink. At this step, polymerization of the color vehicle is partially initiated to slightly increase the viscosity of the ink, which is then transferred to the printing surface (5). The details will be explained below based on the embodiment shown in FIG.

この第3図に於いて、第1.2図と共通の符号がト11
されているものは同一物を示し、7,8は紫外線ランプ
である。
In this Figure 3, the same reference numerals as in Figures 1.2 and 11 are
Items marked with are the same, and 7 and 8 are ultraviolet lamps.

まず第3図(1)に示す如く、印版3のインクポケット
4へ公知の手段で紫外線硬化型インク50を所要量だけ
供給した後、この印版面へ図(2)の如くパッド1を押
しつげて、インクボケ・ノド4内のインク50をそのパ
ッド表面で受け取らせる。ここまでの工程は従来と変わ
らない。
First, as shown in FIG. 3 (1), a required amount of ultraviolet curable ink 50 is supplied to the ink pocket 4 of the printing plate 3 by a known means, and then the pad 1 is pressed onto the printing plate surface as shown in FIG. The ink 50 in the ink blur throat 4 is received on the surface of the pad. The process up to this point is the same as before.

このようにしてパッド表面へ移されたインク50には、
次いで第3図1(3)に示す如く、紫外線ランプ7を用
いて紫外線が照射される。するとそのインク50は、展
色剤として使用されている合成樹脂の重合開始により、
粘性が高まる。但しこの紫外線照射は、インク50の粘
性を高める目的で行われ、該インクの完全な固化を目的
としたものではない。
The ink 50 transferred to the pad surface in this way has
Next, as shown in FIG. 1(3), ultraviolet light is irradiated using an ultraviolet lamp 7. Then, the ink 50 starts to polymerize the synthetic resin used as a color vehicle.
Viscosity increases. However, this ultraviolet irradiation is performed for the purpose of increasing the viscosity of the ink 50, and is not for the purpose of completely solidifying the ink.

従ってこの段階で使用される紫外線ランプ7は、出力の
小なるものでよく、またその照射量は、次(6) 工程でのインク転着を容易ならしめる程度に該インクの
粘性を高め(qる範囲で設定される。
Therefore, the ultraviolet lamp 7 used in this step may have a small output, and its irradiation amount is determined by increasing the viscosity of the ink (q It is set within the range.

然る後、第3図(4)に示す如く、紫外線照射済みのイ
ンク50′ をもつバソF lは、物品6の被印刷面上
へ押しつけられる。するとこのインク50′ は、上記
のように粘性が高められているから、同図(5)に示す
如く、バンド表面から被印刷面上へ容易に転着され、該
パッドの表面に残存することがない。
Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 3(4), the batho F1 having the ink 50' which has been irradiated with ultraviolet rays is pressed onto the printing surface of the article 6. Since this ink 50' has increased viscosity as described above, it is easily transferred from the band surface to the printing surface and remains on the surface of the pad, as shown in (5) in the same figure. There is no.

即ち紫外線照射済みのインク50′ は、溶剤が一部蒸
発したときの溶剤型インクと同様に取り扱い得て、その
全量を被転写面上へ転着させることができ、従って被印
刷面上には、印刷被膜の膜厚が大でいわゆるインク乗り
の良いパッド印刷が実現されることになり、またパッド
表面にインク残りがないため、次回以降も印刷パターン
に輪郭部れのない鮮明な印刷が可能となる。
That is, the ink 50' that has been irradiated with ultraviolet rays can be handled in the same way as solvent-based ink when the solvent has partially evaporated, and the entire amount can be transferred onto the surface to be printed. This enables pad printing with a thicker printing film and better ink coverage.Also, since there is no ink left on the pad surface, it is possible to print clearly and without outlines in the printed pattern from next time onwards. becomes.

なお、このようにして被印刷面上へ転着されたインク5
0′ は、当初よりも粘性が高められているだけであっ
て、未だ固まってはいない。従ってその転着後、第3図
(6)に示す如(、紫外線ランプ8(7) で改めて紫外線を照射して、展色剤の完全な硬化により
固化さ・已る必要がある。
Note that the ink 5 transferred onto the printing surface in this way
At 0', the viscosity is only increased compared to the initial level, and it has not yet solidified. Therefore, after the transfer, it is necessary to irradiate ultraviolet rays again with an ultraviolet lamp 8 (7) as shown in FIG. 3 (6) to completely cure the color vehicle and solidify it.

以上のように本発明は、紫外線硬化型インクを使用する
パッド印刷に於いて、印版からパッド表面へ移されたイ
ンクに紫外線を照射して該インクの粘性を高め、然る後
、このインクを印刷対象物品の被印刷面へ転着させるよ
うにしたものであるから、かかる本発明の印刷方法によ
れば、従来不可能視されていた紫外線硬化型インクによ
るバンド印刷を比較的節単に実行可能ならしめ得て、膜
厚が大で然も印刷パターンに輪郭部れのない鮮明な印刷
被膜を−、被印刷面上へ繰り返し容易に形成さセるごと
ができる。
As described above, in pad printing using ultraviolet curable ink, the ink transferred from the printing plate to the pad surface is irradiated with ultraviolet rays to increase the viscosity of the ink, and then the ink is The printing method of the present invention allows band printing using ultraviolet curable ink, which was considered impossible in the past, to be relatively simple. This makes it possible to easily and repeatedly form a thick printed film on a printed surface with no outline blurring in the printed pattern.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図(11〜(5)は溶剤型インクを使用した通雷の
パッド印刷を工程順に示す正面図、第2図(1)、 (
21は紫外線硬化型インク、を使用した場合の従来例を
示す正面図、第3図(11〜(6)は本発明の実施例を
工程順に示す正面図である。 (8) 1 パッド、3−印版、4−−−(ンクボケ・ノド、6
印刷対象物品、7−紫外線ランプ、50.50 ’ −
紫外線硬化型インク (9)
Figure 1 (11-(5) is a front view showing the process order of lightning pad printing using solvent-based ink, Figure 2 (1), (
21 is a front view showing a conventional example using ultraviolet curable ink, and FIGS. 3 (11 to (6) are front views showing embodiments of the present invention in order of process. -Print plate, 4---(Nukuboke Nodo, 6
Article to be printed, 7-UV lamp, 50.50'-
UV curing ink (9)

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (11印版のインクポケットに供給された紫外線硬化型
インクを、その印版面に押しつけたバ・ノドの表面で受
け取らせた後に於いて、パ・ノド表面のインクに紫外線
を照射して該インクの粘性を高め、然る後このインクを
、パッド表面から印刷対象物品の被印刷面へ転着させる
ようにしたことを特徴とする紫外線硬化型インクを用い
たパ・ノド印刷方法。
(11) After the ultraviolet curable ink supplied to the ink pocket of the printing plate is received by the surface of the plate pressed against the printing plate surface, the ink on the surface of the plate is irradiated with ultraviolet rays to remove the ink. 1. A pa-nod printing method using an ultraviolet curable ink, characterized in that the viscosity of the ink is increased, and then the ink is transferred from the pad surface to the printing surface of an article to be printed.
JP13629183A 1983-07-25 1983-07-25 Pad printing method using ultraviolet ray curing ink Granted JPS6025756A (en)

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