JPS6073845A - Printed decorative board - 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 [Field of Application of the Invention] The present invention relates to a woodgrain pattern printed #l board that is washed up on the wall surface of a house or the like.

[Prior Art and Problems] Conventionally, wood grain pattern printed decorative boards are produced by applying a ground sealant to the surface of a substrate such as plywood or particle board or pasting thin paper, and then Paint the entire surface with Kinoshita base color 4-year-old'I tg L, , then wood 11
After printing a wood grain pattern using a printing roll that has separated the pattern into 2 or 3 versions, apply a transparent top coat, or print a wood background color on the surface of thin paper or synthetic resin film, and then print the wood grain pattern. Print it, and then apply a topcoat on the second side;
It was manufactured by attaching the sheet to a substrate.

By the way, the conventional wood [] pattern printed board has pursued an appearance similar to the natural wood 1 pattern, and has only emphasized the wood pattern 11 of the decorative board, and after Group 1, it has been applied to indoor furniture and There were many +1 lists that were difficult to harmonize with other Kengetsu.

In particular, the direction of diversification and quality of nearby housing 1. There has been a strong demand for harmony between the indoor and outdoor spaces, and it has become difficult for printed boards to meet these demands, leading to a decrease in demand.

[Objective 1-1 of the invention] Therefore, this invention solves the above problems and creates a plain wood-like material that not only harmonizes with furniture and other building materials but also has been used as an interior decoration material for high-class homes. The purpose is to provide a printed board with an appearance.

[Structure of the Invention] The printed M board of the present invention includes the entire wood grain pattern ink layer on the L side of the wood base color layer coated or printed on the base material 2,
Or, a part of the ink layer is formed by printing, and one side of the ink layer is made of a white semi-transparent layer, or the print ink layer covers the entire surface of the ink layer so that the wood grain pattern ink layer can be seen through. ing.

Hereinafter, this invention will be explained in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a decorative board showing an embodiment of the present invention, and f
The JSz diagram is a sectional view showing another embodiment of the present invention.

(, 1) is a commonly used substrate such as plywood, particle board, or slate board.

(2) is the base material, which in this example is 23 g/m
' is used, and the board (1) is attached via adhesive.
It is attached to J-:. As the base material (2), synthetic paper, synthetic wood NH film, Hatada's sheet autumn products, thin iron plate, etc. are used.

In the case of Direct Print I/Decorative Board, the base material (2) is plywood, particle board IS, etc., and a filler or the like is applied 4j to 11 sides thereof.

(3) is a wood base color layer, and in this example, pink ink is printed on the entire surface of the base material (2) made of M paper.

(4-]), (4-2), and (4-3) show the ink layer on which the pattern of Saxi tree 1, which is separated into three versions, is printed. The ink used is Hatada Nou, car type, or amino resin type.

(5) is a white translucent coating + 1Q layer applied to the entire surface of the base material (2) so that the wood grain pattern ink (4-1), (4-2), and (4-3) can be seen through. It is printed.

The white translucent coating layer (5) is made by mixing a coloring agent such as a white pigment such as titanium or a dye into a transparent synthetic resin.
Paints and printing inks diluted with solvents are used. Note that the color and thickness of the white translucent coating layer (5) used in this invention need only be transparent and thick enough to allow the wood grain pattern ink printed underneath to be seen through. However, it is not limited to white only. The amount of white colorant added to the resin content is approximately 100% by weight of paint or ink, and the amount of paint or ltt is approximately 0.5 to 5 g.
It is about 7m'.

The white translucent coating layer (5) is ink (4-1) and (4-2) with a wood grain pattern as shown in FIG.

After all of (4-3) is printed, some of the ink (4-1
), (4-2) are printed, and after forming a white semi-transparent IIA coating layer (5) on the first side, a part of the wood grain pattern ink (4-3), for example a road, is printed. A groove pattern etc. may be printed.
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(6) is a transparent seven-coat layer, on which commonly used transparent or colored transparent synthetic resin paint is applied.

In this example, amino alkyd resin coating TL Ka1o~
Approximately 20 g/m' is applied.

The transparent top coat layer (6) may be omitted when the white semi-transparent coat layer (5) has a coating performance suitable for use.

[Effects of the Invention j Since the woodgrain pattern pudding I/veneer board of this invention has a configuration as shown in the −1° mark, it has the following effects.

Since the wood 11 pattern is covered with a white translucent coating layer, the wood 11 pattern becomes obscured and replaced with a soft-looking chemical board.

lb) The wood 1-1 pattern has depth and gives the Bakao 1#y a sense of novelty.

(d) Although it is a decorative board with a wood grain pattern, wood 1
You can select the decorative board based on its surface color without being limited to just one pattern, and the wood grain pattern becomes invisible depending on the viewing angle, making it easy to color coordinate with furniture and other building materials, and brightening up the interior. Become.

t'cl) When grooves are applied to the surface of a decorative board, the color of the groove coating stands out and the grooves are clearly visible.

(Compared to conventional printed decorative boards, the entire surface of the decorative board is covered with one more layer of colored coating, so it prevents the difference in color of the decorative board caused by the difference in the color of the board. The effect is large and the range of use of the board is expanded.

(f) Even if there are small irregularities such as pipe grooves on the surface of the substrate, the surface is covered with white translucent coating 1, so
The luster of the decorative surface disappears and unsightly unevenness disappears, leaving a smooth surface of the decorative board.

(If a pigment with a particle size of about 10 to 50 IL is used as a white coloring agent, the surface of the decorative board will have a texture similar to that of wallpaper, resulting in an unprecedented printed decorative board.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a decorative board showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing another embodiment of the invention. (+) One substrate (2) - Base material (3) - Wood base color layer (4-1), (4-2), (4-3) - Wood [1 pattern ink (5) - White half color layer Transparent coating layer (B)-u-coating layer Applicant: Danya Sangyo Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. All or part of the wood pattern ink layer is printed on the side of the wood base color layer coated or printed on the base material 4j, and the -L side is further coated with a white half-color layer. A wood-grain pattern pudding J/M board characterized in that a transparent paint or printing ink layer covers the entire wood grain pattern ink layer so that it can be seen through.