JPS6053600A - Patterned soap bar and manufacture - 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 bar soap with printed pictures having an arcuate longitudinal section and a method for manufacturing the same.

Conventionally, it has been widely used by DJs to use bar soap as an advertising medium. That is, since bar soap is used for a relatively long period of time, from several days to several days, and is used daily in the morning and evening, it is highly effective as an advertising medium, so the required intaglio is applied to its surface. This is widely practiced.

However, as the bar soap is used, the front and back sides of the bar wear out to an almost equal amount. Therefore, the intaglio plates with advertising slogans etc. applied to the surface also deteriorate as the frequency of use of the soap increases. There is a drawback that the intaglio plate disappears rapidly.

In the past, when looking at the longitudinal cross-section of soap, the upper surface was either a flat surface or a slightly convex surface with an intaglio, etc. Even if you dare to use it on the front side, when using bar soap, be sure to use the front and back sides of the soap! I have used both sides in the same way without doing anything. Therefore, if the front side of the stamp '1Δ' is used more frequently than the back side, the core will be severely worn out and the NK stamp, which was applied for promotional purposes, will quickly disappear.

Nowadays, in many cases, when washing clothes, etc., an electric washing machine is used, and powdered or granular soap is used instead of bar soap. Bar soaps are mostly used only for face washing or bathing. By the way, when using bar soap for face washing, in many cases, both hands use the bar soap on both sides almost equally, but when you want to apply soap to a towel when taking a bath, you place the towel on your lap. In many cases, towels are left with soap. At this time, since the towel has an arcuate cross section along the roundness of the thigh, one side of the bar soap 11 to be put on has a concave shape of μ[1] of the bar soap 9 according to the present invention. Deai 1. The adhesion becomes very easy by placing the concave side surface on a towel and covering it with "CC Fol Soap-H"1.

In this case, the soap will be consumed more slowly on the back surface which is located below the concave portion, and the consumption on the convex portion of the front surface will be much less than on the concave back surface.

The present invention focuses on bar soap as an advertising medium, and is a soap that has been beautifully treated.The present invention is a very useful bar soap with pictures for advertising that retains the beautiful treatment until the soap is exhausted. Its manufacturing method is as follows.

Porous paper web 11 with relatively good water absorption as shown in Figure 1
A relatively soluble glue such as gum arabic and starch paste is applied to the surface of the film and dried.

A film r2 of soluble glue is formed on one side of the paper web 11.

Next, a synthetic resin solution is thinly applied to the surface of the glue film 12 of the paper web 11 to form an alkali-resistant and acid-resistant film 1.
3. Form by coating or printing. After drying, a film is formed on the upper surface of this synthetic resin alkali-resistant and acid-resistant thin film coating 3 that has not only good water resistance but also alkali and acid resistance.
The desired multicolor printing is performed using a gravure ink or the like made of a synthetic resin vehicle such as the above, and thoroughly dried to form a printed film 14 on the upper surface of the zero-proof coating 13.

Thereafter, a protective coating 15 which is not only water resistant but also 7' alkali acid resistant is provided on the upper surface of the printed J film body 14 by applying so-called vinyl coating or the like.

In this way, the appearance of the printed film body 14 is made even more beautiful, and 1
To prevent peeling and contamination of a printed surface due to soapy water when soap is used.

After that, a new cut 16 is made, and when the illustrated paper 10 for pasting on the bar soap 19 having an arc-shaped cross section as shown in FIG. 4 is immersed in water, preferably in lukewarm water, the surface of The paper is immersed from the back side, which is covered with a water-resistant protective coating 15 made of vinyl or the like.

In this case, the a-material film body 12 easily swells because it is a relatively soluble paste made of rubber, starch paste, and the like.

Therefore, the protective coating is 15f! :The peeling 1', the protective coating 15, the printed film body 14, and the thin film body 13 are integrally formed in the shape of δ.As shown in FIG. , (4/12' is applied to one side of the thin film body 13, and it becomes like this, and becomes the printed body 17 for pasting, and the paper web 1
Separated from 171. Ru.

In this way, the adhesive film 176 is provided with a water-resistant protective coating 15 such as a vinyl coating on the upper surface, the printed film 14 is broken in the middle, and the alkali-resistant thin film 13 is formed, and the glue film 12 is swollen on the F side. 1, and when the printing material 17 for adhesion as shown in FIG. After the moisture in the glue film 12' is absorbed by the soap and dried, the printed film 14 is integrated with the upper surface of the bar soap 19 together with the thin film 13, and the water-resistant protective coating 15 is also formed. is integrated with the convex surface 21 of the bar soap 19 having an arcuate cross section.

The illustrated bar soap 20 having an arcuate cross-section and a convex surface with a figure attached thereto is used when it is used.

As mentioned above, the concave back surface 22 is more severely worn than the convex surface 21, but the convex surface 22 not only has very little wear but also only the part not covered with the water-resistant protective coating 15 can be used as soap. Water resistant protective coating 15
The part covered by the bar soap 19, which has an arc-shaped cross section, has the printed film body 14 integrated on the upper surface of the convex surface 21. The parts remain without being consumed.

Therefore, the beautiful printed film body 14 exerts an advertising effect on its convex surface 21 until the bar soap 19 having an arcuate cross section is exhausted. In short, the present invention provides a bar soap 2o with a picture, which is characterized by a toga structure, in which a printed film body 17, which is made waterproof by printing, is integrally attached to the convex surface 21 of a bar soap 19 having an arcuate cross section. This is related.

Since the printed film body is covered with synthetic resin on the top and bottom, the back side of the printed film body is not easily attacked by alkaline substances, and when used as a soap, the surface of the printed film body can be peeled off by soapy water. I don't have to worry about contaminating my family.

The Kihara (Summer invention) is made of a solid soap in which a printed film body 17 is attached to a convex surface 21 of a bar soap 19 having an arcuate cross section.

When the soap is applied to the towel, the convex surface of the soap 19 is less likely to be rubbed, and wear and tear on the printed film body 17 can be prevented.

Conventionally, it was impossible to print directly on the surface of bar soap, but the present invention uses the above-mentioned method to print a beautifully multi-colored printed film on bar soap having an arc-shaped cross section. By using a bar soap that is attached to a convex surface and mainly uses the concave back side of the bar soap, a beautiful advertising effect can be maintained until it is used up.

In addition, if the printed film body 14 with sufficient water resistance is not formed after drying the hexhill after printing, vinyl coating or the like may be applied to form a protective film 15 covering the printed film body 14. Sometimes it is not done intentionally.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of the adhesive picture paper, Figure 2 is a plan view of Figure 3, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the printed film body for pasting, and Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the bar soap with an arc-shaped cross-sectional diagram. . 50-Illustrated paper for pasting, 12-paper roll, 12-glue film body, 1
3-Synthetic resin thin film, 14-Printed film body. 15-protective coating, 16-cutting line, 17-printed film body for adhesion, 19-bar soap having an arc-shaped cross section, 20-illustration phrase arc-shaped cross section 1i
'n-form lithic acid. Fang 1 Fig. Fang 3 Fig./17

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) Printing (i-Water resistant printed membrane) While maintaining the required thickness, the surface is convex and the back side is concave. , a pictorial wart bar soap featuring an integrally attached shell. (2) -8- A water-resistant printed film is formed on the upper surface of the resin thin film, and a picture-adhesive body with a water-resistant protective coating is applied to the convex surface of the bar soap having an arc-shaped cross section. 4-shaped soap with a picture attached as described in paragraph 1, which is integrally affixed to the (3) A water-soluble adhesive is applied to the surface of the paper web and dried to form a soluble adhesive film, and then the adhesive is applied to the surface of the adhesive film (01
A thin oil film is formed, and a desired water-repellent picture is printed on the top surface of the thin film to form a printed film body, after which the water-soluble adhesive on the back side of the thin film is ready for application. After that, the picture-attached body is printed by the method of attaching the printed film body mentioned in 1 above only on the convex surface of the bar soap having an arc-shaped cross section at the required locations. The entire printed film body 1 is attached with a picture attached integrally to the convex surface of the arc-shaped bar soap.
Method for producing rζ1 type soap.