JPS6228234Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention provides Western tableware such as spoons and forks that have an extremely good appearance, with glittering golden and silver advertisements and patterns that look like plaques through a transparent plastic plate. The detailed configuration is as follows with reference to .

A rectangular shallow press recess 3 is provided in the handle part 2 of Western tableware such as a spoon 1 and a fork.

Gold or silver foil with predetermined letters or patterns 5 is attached to the back surface of a transparent polycarbonate plate 4 that has been press punched to a size that fits snugly into the press recess 3.

Although the drawing shows a pattern 5 with a flower design on the handle 2 of the spoon 1, promotional characters such as a company name, telephone number, catchphrase, etc. may also be displayed.

This gold and silver foil can be easily transferred to the back surface of the polycarbonate plate 4 by thermally welding the stamp using a mold formed in accordance with the desired characters or pattern 5.

This polycarbonate plate 4 with letters or patterns 5 is fixed to the recess 3 of the handle using a heat-resistant adhesive 8. The drawing shows the case where a colored layer 6 is formed, but if the colored layer 6 is formed, the letters or pattern 5 of the gold and silver foil will stand out even more.

Reference numeral 7 in the figure is a protrusion on the back surface of the handle 2.

As mentioned above, the present invention is to provide a rectangular shallow press recess 3 in the handle 2 of a spoon 1 or a fork, etc., and attach a transparent polycarbonate plate 4 that fits snugly into the press recess 3. Since the polycarbonate plate 4 is fitted into the press recess 3 without any gaps, it can be bonded very well and reliably.

Moreover, since the polycarbonate plate 4 can withstand heat of about 150 degrees, it will not warp or deform if the water temperature is the same as that used on a daily basis, and can sufficiently withstand washing with hot water.

In addition, since it is hard, it can be formed by press punching like metal, making the over-forming work suitable for mass production easy, and it always fits perfectly into the press recess without chipping at the corners or edges. It becomes possible to press mold to the correct shape.

On the back side of this polycarbonate plate 4, desired letters or patterns 5 are attached using gold or silver foil, so that the letters or patterns 5 shine on the gold and silver.
can be seen from the surface through the transparent polycarbonate plate 4, resulting in an extremely good-looking product with advertising text and decorative patterns expressed in a glittering state.

This character or pattern 5 is printed on the polycarbonate board 4
Since it does not come into contact with hot washing water, it is durable and protected without peeling off during washing, allowing Western tableware such as spoons and forks to remain in good shape.

Furthermore, a polycarbonate plate 4 with letters or patterns 5
Since the polycarbonate plate 4 is fixed to the press recess 3 using a heat-resistant adhesive 8, the adhesive 8 will not dissolve in the hot water used on a daily basis and will permanently maintain the adhesion of the polycarbonate plate 4, creating beautiful gold and silver foils. Western tableware such as spoons and forks have many excellent features such as retaining the glittering effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line A-A. 1...Spoon, 2...Handle, 3...Press recess, 4...Polycarbonate plate, 5...Pattern, 8
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Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A shallow rectangular pressed recess is provided in the handle of Western tableware such as spoons and forks, and a gold leaf with predetermined letters or patterns is printed on the back of a transparent polycarbonate plate that is press punched to a size that fits snugly into the pressed recess. Alternatively, Western tableware, such as spoons and forks, characterized in that a polycarbonate plate with letters or patterns is attached with silver foil and fixed to the concave part of the handle with a heat-resistant adhesive.