JPS6277453A - Vapor deposited film - Google Patents
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【発明の詳細な説明】
韮朶上の利用分野
本発明は蒸着フィルムに関し、史に詳しくはp面粗さく
Ha )が0.005μm以上である配向ポリエステ
ルの六回にスポット的なコロナ処理を施してから金鵜#
層層を設4ブ℃なる、装飾用途に好適な#瘉フィルムに
lI41−fる9、従来技術
従来から、金銀糸、イーマー、反射鏡等の用途に光線反
射ノーをフィルムに一体化した蒸着フィルムが用いられ
−Cいる。このA’E yNフ1ルムがこの用途に用い
られ、凌れた灸奴を呈する1こめには、反射性ヤ尤沢が
浚れていることは15(・て及はす、101よりもまず
A水炎を生じさせない、−とが最も大切である。促つ℃
、蒸着フィルムは専ら#着斑を生じさせ4cい技告+段
が恢djコJ’L、今までそれらにIN−fる技術も多
数提案されて米ている。[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a vapor-deposited film, and more specifically, a spot corona treatment is applied to 6 times of an oriented polyester having a p-surface roughness (Ha) of 0.005 μm or more. Then gold cormorant#
A layered film suitable for decorative purposes is created by forming a layer of 4℃, which is suitable for decorative purposes. Conventional technology: Vapor deposition has been used to integrate light reflection into the film for applications such as gold and silver threads, immerses, and reflectors. A film is used. The fact that this A'E yN film is used for this purpose, and that it has excellent moxibustion properties, is covered with a lot of reflective paint is 15 (more than 101). First of all, the most important thing is not to cause water sores.
However, vapor-deposited films exclusively cause spotting, and many techniques have been proposed to address these problems.
しかし、蒸着フィルムも、生活様式JIF′β3味の多
様化等に対応して、上述以外の幅広い用途分野で様々な
形態で利用されるようになつ(米でいる。However, in response to the diversification of lifestyles and tastes, vapor-deposited films have come to be used in various forms in a wide range of fields other than those mentioned above.
これに応えるものの一つとして、人工的、&何字模様的
あるいは規則的な感じをいだか一+シない、極(自然な
装飾模様の尤沢をイラする#5看]イルムが求められて
いる。As one of the things that can meet this demand, there is a need for an ilm that does not have an artificial, character-like or regular feel (see #5, which irritates the abundance of natural decorative patterns). .
発明の目的
本発明者は、このような人工的、幾イρJ学模株的ある
いは規則的でない、他(自然な感じの装助模a O)
光沢を自する#看フィルムについて我意検討の結果、特
定の表面粗さを甘する配向ポリエステルの表面に不均一
で不規則にコロナ処理を施すことにより、極め又広範な
装飾模様の光沢を有する蒸着フィルムを得ることに成功
した。OBJECT OF THE INVENTION The present inventors have discovered that artificial, geometrical or irregular, and other (natural-looking)
As a result of our own research on the #gloss film, we found that by applying a non-uniform and irregular corona treatment to the surface of oriented polyester to achieve a specific surface roughness, we have created a film that has an extremely wide range of decorative patterns. We succeeded in obtaining a vapor-deposited film.
本発明の目的は、装飾用途に有用な、極く自然な感じの
装置tllij模様の光沢を有する76着フィルムを提
供することにある。It is an object of the present invention to provide a 76-layer film with a highly natural-looking device tllij pattern gloss useful for decorative applications.
発明の構成・効果
本発明の目的は、本発明によnば、表面粗さくRa )
カ0.0O5μm以上である配向ポリエステルフィル
ムの表面に、被処理面が直径または長径2〜50mの円
形、長円形またはこれらの変形した形状をとりかつ表面
積の10〜50%を占めるようにコロナ処理を施した後
金縞蒸着1flJを設けてなる蒸着フィルムによって達
成される。Structure and Effects of the Invention According to the present invention, an object of the present invention is to improve the surface roughness (Ra)
Corona treatment is applied to the surface of an oriented polyester film having a resistance of 0.005 μm or more so that the surface to be treated has a circular or oval shape with a diameter or major axis of 2 to 50 m, or a modified shape thereof, and occupies 10 to 50% of the surface area. This is achieved by a vapor-deposited film in which 1flJ of gold stripes are deposited after the process.
本発明におい1基材フイルムは配向ポリエステルフィル
ムであり、この表面は0.005μrn以上の表面粗さ
を有する。このポリエステルは二軸配向能を七するポリ
エステルであり、符に芳香族ポリエステル(例えはポリ
エチレンプレフタレート、ポリテトフメチレンテレフタ
レート。In the present invention, one base film is an oriented polyester film, the surface of which has a surface roughness of 0.005 μrn or more. This polyester is a polyester with a biaxial orientation ability of 7, and aromatic polyesters (eg, polyethylene prephthalate, polytetophmethylene terephthalate).
ポリエチレン−2,6−ナフタリンジカルホキンレート
等)が熱特性、吸湿特性寺の点から好ましい。ポリエス
テルには、心安に応じて、安定剤1着色剤、酸化防止剤
、艷消畑及びその他姫加剤を含有せしめることができる
。Polyethylene-2,6-naphthalene dicarphoquinate, etc.) are preferred from the viewpoint of thermal properties and moisture absorption properties. The polyester may contain a stabilizer, a coloring agent, an antioxidant, a dehydrator, and other additives, depending on safety.
配向ポリエステルフィルムはそのフィルム表面に多数の
倣細な突起を仔り又いろ。それらの多数のa細な突起は
、通常ポリエステル甲に分散して含有させる多数の実質
的に不活性な固体微粒子に由来する。The oriented polyester film has many fine protrusions on its surface. The large number of thin protrusions are derived from a large number of substantially inert solid particles that are normally dispersed and contained in the polyester upper.
多数の不活性固体微粒子を含有するポリニスアルは、通
常ポリニスアルを形成するための反応時、例えばエステ
ル父換法による場合のエステル交俟反応中ないし京幅せ
反応中の任意の時期又は直接1合法による場合の任意の
時期に、不活性固体微粒子(好ましくはクリコール中の
スラリーとして)を反応系中に添加することにより製造
することができる。好ましくは、瓜鰯合反応の初期例え
ば固有粘匿が約0.3に至るまでの間に、不活性同体倣
粒子を反応系中に添加するのが好ましい。Polynisal containing a large number of inert solid particles is usually prepared at any time during the reaction to form polynisal, for example, during the transesterification reaction using the ester parent exchange method or during the transesterification reaction, or directly by one method. It can be prepared by adding inert solid particulates (preferably as a slurry in glycol) into the reaction system at any time. Preferably, the inert isomeromimetic particles are added to the reaction system at the beginning of the melonization reaction, for example, until the intrinsic viscosity reaches about 0.3.
不活性固体微粒子とし壬は、本発明QCおいては、好ま
しくは■二ぼ化グ・f系(水相物、ケイ味土、ケイ砂2
石英等を會IJ);■アルミナ;■S+02分を30重
鉦%以上含有するケイ酸塩(例えば非話質或は結晶質の
粘土私物、アルミノンリケード(焼成物や水相物を含む
)、妃石月島ジルコン、フフイアツシュ4 ) r■M
g。In the QC of the present invention, the inert solid fine particles are preferably
quartz, etc.); ■Alumina; ■Silicate containing 30% or more of S+02 (e.g., non-porous or crystalline clay, aluminium non-silicade (including fired products and aqueous materials)) , Hiseki Tsukishima Zircon, Fuuiatshu 4) r■M
g.
Z n HZ r +及び’riの酸化物;■Ca 、
及びBaの硫醸培;■Ll 、Na +及びCaのリン
皺塩(l水素塩JT″′2水木塩を含むう;■Ll +
Na 、及びKの安息* 淑N :■Cat Bat
Zn+及びMnのテレフタル酸塩:■Mg + Ca
+ Ba + Zn + Cd + Pb + Sr
+ Mn + Fe +CO及びN1のチタン醸塩;
[有]Ba、及びpbのクロム酸塩;り炭素(例えはカ
ーホンブランク、グラファイト寺);す刀ラス(−例え
はカフス粉。Z n HZ r + and 'ri oxide; ■Ca,
and sulfur fermentation culture of Ba; ■Ll, phosphorous salt of Na + and Ca (including hydrogen salt JT'''2 Mizuki salt; ■Ll +
Na, and K's Rest *ShukuN: ■Cat Bat
Zn + and Mn terephthalate: ■Mg + Ca
+ Ba + Zn + Cd + Pb + Sr
+ Mn + Fe + CO and N1 titanium brewed salt;
Chromate of Ba and Pb; carbon (e.g. carphone blank, graphite); sword lath (e.g. cuff link powder).
ガラスピース4P) ; (lCa bLひMgの炭敵
扇;0ホタル石及び◎ZnSが例示される。史に好iL
(は、無水ケイ酸、含水ケイ酸、鹸化アルキニウム、ケ
イ酸アルミニウム(焼成物、水預物寺を含む)、燐酸1
リチウム、燐数3リナウム。(Glass piece 4P) ; (lCa bL Mg charcoal fan; 0 fluorite and ◎ZnS are examples. History is good iL
(Includes anhydrous silicic acid, hydrated silicic acid, saponified alkynium, aluminum silicate (including fired products and water deposits), phosphoric acid 1
Lithium, phosphorus number 3 linium.
燐酸ナトリウム、燐酸カルシウム、4mtlNバリウム
、酸化チタン、安息香酸リナウム、これらI/)化合物
の複塩(水相物を言む)、カラスセJ、粘土(カオリン
、ベントナイト、白土号を含む)。Sodium phosphate, calcium phosphate, 4mtlN barium, titanium oxide, linium benzoate, double salts (referring to aqueous phase products) of these I/) compounds, Carrasse J, clay (including kaolin, bentonite, and white clay).
タルク、ケイ除土、炭酸力ルシワム等が例示される。こ
れら不活性固体倣程子はその平均粒径がlJ、05〜I
Oμm、史には0.U H〜2゜56mが好ましく、ま
たその添加量はo、u 03〜1.5亜慧%(対ポリエ
ステル)、丈にはu、o o s〜0,61鼠%(同)
であることが好ましい。これら不活性固体微粒子は阜独
で用い又も拭く、また粒子棟、平均程径の異なる二MM
ないしそれ以上を各々の添IA量を変えた組合せで用い
ても艮い。Examples include talc, silica removal soil, carbonic acid luciferum, and the like. These inert solid imitators have an average particle size of lJ, 05~I
Oμm, 0. Preferably, UH ~ 2°56m, and the amount added is o, u 03~1.5% (based on polyester), and the length is u, o s ~ 0,61% (same)
It is preferable that These inert solid particles can be used independently or wiped, and can also be used in particle buildings, with two MM particles having different average diameters.
It is also permissible to use a combination of different IA amounts or more.
本つコ明の配向ポリエステルフィルムは、フィルム表面
特性として表面粗さく1ea)が0.005μW 以上
であることが心安である。フィルムの次1fO租さくH
a)は蒸着フィルムとしての品質特注の面から大切であ
るが、−」時に製膜工程あるいは山王工程における取扱
い性の面からも大切である。製膜工程あるいは加工工程
における取扱い性につい又は、表面粗さく Ra )と
フィルム厚さとの兼ね甘いが効いて(る。たとえば、フ
ィルムの厚みが50μm程度以上になるとフィルム自体
の腰の強さが効い1きて、例えば表面粗さく Ha )
が0.01μm以下のレベルであってもその取扱い性は
特に−】題ない。フィルムの厚みが薄(なるにつれ表t
hi粗さく Ra )は高目にもつ1い(ことが取扱い
性の点から好ましい。この表面粗さく Ra )とフィ
ルム厚さとは用途に対応させて適宜使いわけると艮い。It is safe that Hontsukomei's oriented polyester film has a surface roughness (1ea) of 0.005 μW or more as a film surface characteristic. Next 1fO sale of film H
A) is important from the viewpoint of quality as a vapor-deposited film, but it is also important from the viewpoint of ease of handling in the film forming process or the Sanno process. Regarding ease of handling in the film forming process or processing process, the combination of surface roughness (Ra) and film thickness may be affected (for example, when the film thickness is about 50 μm or more, the stiffness of the film itself becomes effective). 1, for example, surface roughness (Ha)
Even if it is at a level of 0.01 μm or less, there is no particular problem with its handling. The thickness of the film becomes thinner (as the thickness becomes thinner)
A high surface roughness (Ra) of 1 is preferable from the viewpoint of ease of handling.The surface roughness (Ra) and film thickness can be used as appropriate depending on the application.
しかし、@面粗さく Ra )は0.065μmJ)、
下、更には0.(145μm以下、特に0.tJ 30
μm以下にとどめるのが好マL(1゜
本発明におけるコロナ処理は、フィルム表面中にコロナ
放1じの処理量が不均一かつ不規則に存在するよ5にC
s 5 n コロナ処理を不規則、局所的に211!I
すと5個々の被処理面は円形ないしは長円形となること
が長(・が、処理条件によっては史に変形して長円形が
肉面して弓形、三I:1月形ないしは蹄鉄の如き形状と
することもでき会。However, @surface roughness (Ra) is 0.065 μmJ),
Below, even 0. (145μm or less, especially 0.tJ 30
It is preferable to keep the amount of corona radiation below 1 μm (1°).
s 5 n corona treatment irregularly, locally 211! I
5. Each surface to be treated may be circular or oval (but depending on the processing conditions, the oval may be transformed into an arcuate shape with the flesh side facing the flesh; III: January-shaped or horseshoe-shaped). It can also be shaped and shaped.
ここで、個々の被処理部の形状は、コロナ処理後のフィ
ルム表面に粉末消石灰な満遍なくふりかけ″′C現嫁し
たときの、被処理部のJtf+ <象によって定めろこ
とができる。この形状の大きさは、円形に相当できるも
のは直径で、また長円形に相当できるものは長径で、史
にまた弓形、三日月形ないしは雁鉄の如き形状のものは
それらの両端な結んで形づ(つた形状のうち最も侵い直
線距離で、それぞれ表わす。こ、の大ささは、21以上
50寵以下であることが必賃である。この大きさが2簡
より小さいものは実用上&動線様としての作用を奏する
に至ら丁、また50mmより大きいものは全体的な装飾
バランスの上で好ましくない。被処理面がフィルム表面
に占める6割合は、@積比率と1−il(1〜50?b
である。この割合が10%より小さくても、また50%
より大きくても装飾効果は11離い。Here, the shape of each treated area can be determined by the Jtf+ of the treated area when powdered slaked lime is evenly sprinkled on the film surface after corona treatment. In terms of size, those that can correspond to a circle are measured by the diameter, and those that can correspond to an oval are measured by the major axis.Historically, shapes such as bows, crescents, or ganitetsu are formed by tying their two ends together. Each is expressed by the straight line distance that penetrates the shape the most.The size of this must be 21 or more and 50 or less.If this size is smaller than 2, it is for practical purposes and flow lines. If the film is larger than 50 mm, it is undesirable from the viewpoint of overall decorative balance. b
It is. Even if this percentage is less than 10%, it will still be 50%
Even if it is larger, the decorative effect is 11 points away.
コロナ処理を不均一、ランタムに施すことによってフィ
ルム表面に装飾的な幼果を奏するには、被処理部の形体
(大きさ、形状)の組合せがっくりだ丁人工同な感じを
いだかせない形態的な効果も久かセないものであるが、
蒸着フィルムとし又の装飾性にはコpす処理部と非処理
部の虻属の蒸着性の差が大きく作用していることが挙げ
られろ。すなわh1コpす処理を!Aした部l)は、非
処理部と比べ、蒸着する金#五分子の蛍電峙性をコント
ロール−(ることンこよつ℃金属蒸着Idの岸みを厚く
したり、薄くしたりすることがoJ能である。この金属
蒸W+−の厚みがわずかに異ったものとすることで、フ
ィルム表面全体に微妙な几沢を描かせることがロエ能と
なり、上述の人工的な感じをいだかせない形態的な幼釆
と相俟って装淘的@朱を極めC:h効に発揮させ又いる
。In order to create a decorative seedling on the film surface by non-uniformly and randomly applying corona treatment, the combination of the morphology (size, shape) of the treated area is quite disappointing. Although the effect will not last for a long time,
It can be mentioned that the difference in the vapor deposition properties of the coat-treated part and the non-treated part has a large effect on the decorative properties of the vapor-deposited film. In other words, h1 copy processing! The A part l) controls the fluorescence properties of the deposited gold #5 molecules compared to the non-treated part. is OJ Noh.By making the thickness of this metal vapor W+- slightly different, it becomes Roe Noh that a subtle sharpness is drawn on the entire surface of the film, giving it the artificial feel mentioned above. Coupled with the morphological young pottery that makes it difficult to use, the style of @vermilion is mastered, and the C:h effect is exhibited.
フィルム表面に不均一、不規則に一ロT処理を施すには
コロナ放電の電極の形状、寛悌とフィルムとの間隔及び
フィルムの走行速k(コーナ処理速度)尋が夏賛な較囚
として挙げられる。In order to apply uneven and irregular T treatment to the film surface, the shape of the corona discharge electrode, the distance between the electrode and the film, and the running speed of the film k (corner processing speed) are important considerations. Can be mentioned.
本発明省は、これらも憤因につい″′C詳細に快討した
41!i朱、先ずコロナ放電が不均一になり、フィルム
表面に不均一な斑を生じさ−Vる本発明の狙いに7=j
L又は、イ憚の幅は5朋〜、1すyia ノ範囲のも
のが適し−(おり、こn hの幅の〔惟をフィルム走行
方向に不規則K pならびvCL 1 ’電極を形づく
ろとよいこと、史VCまた電極とツー1ルムとの間隔を
1.5m+mL’J上vc−;’ると、JPはり不均一
な処理となること、使つ℃、上述のWaはt憔の幅と共
に走行7づルムとの間隔も1.5賞属を越え℃約5u程
度の範囲で各々不規則に並べて一連の電極をプレつ(る
とよい0とを児い出し1こ。The Ministry of the Invention has also discussed these causes of indignation in detail. 7=j
It is suitable that the width of L or I is in the range of 5 mm to 1 mm. It is good to know that if the distance between the electrode and the tool is 1.5m + mL'J or vc-;', the JP beam will be treated unevenly, the temperature used, and the above Wa is t. A series of electrodes are arranged irregularly in a range of about 5 u and the width of the electrodes is over 1.5 degrees Celsius and the distance between them and the running column is about 5 u.
コロナ処理1cおい′Cは、好遇には、この″区極を用
いて行なう。その際、フィルム厚さが25μm以下、特
に20μm未肩の7イルムでは処理ロールに凹凸を設け
ることりこよつ′C電極とフィルムとの間隔を1えるこ
とも1丁能である。また、フィルムの処理速度(建行連
If)については、フィルムがバタンキを生じて′電極
に接触しc鶴を生じる寺のトラブルを生じな(・ことの
注意が必情な外は、丑に大きな制約はないが、生産性の
面を考慮するとl IJ Om/分以上が望ましく、史
Vこ本発明を好通に夫現するためには200m/”yす
以上、300 m1分程度で機械的に小さな周期性をも
たすに連続的あるいは不連続的に変更することが好筐し
い。史にまた、電健に加える電圧はフィルム走行速度と
の兼ね合いで適宜設定すれはよい。Corona treatment 1c'C is preferably carried out using this section. At that time, for 7 films with a film thickness of 25 μm or less, especially less than 20 μm, it is necessary to provide unevenness on the treatment roll. It is also possible to increase the distance between the 'C electrode and the film by 1.Also, regarding the processing speed of the film (Kengyoren If), it is possible to increase the film processing speed (Kengyoren If) by increasing the distance between the film and the 'C electrode. There are no major restrictions on the ox other than the need to be careful not to cause trouble, but considering productivity, it is desirable to have a speed of 1 IJ Om/min or more. In order to achieve this effect, it is best to change the speed continuously or discontinuously to bring about mechanically small periodicity over 200m/"y and 300m/min. The applied voltage may be appropriately set in consideration of the film running speed.
本発明においては、上述のコロナ処理をした代、フィル
ム表面に金属蒸着層を設けるが、フィルム表面上に金属
の4膜を形成する方法としては、物理#層法、例えば、
真空蒸着法、スパッタリング法などが通常用いられろ。In the present invention, a metal vapor deposition layer is provided on the film surface after the above-mentioned corona treatment, but as a method for forming four metal films on the film surface, the physical layer method, for example,
Vacuum deposition method, sputtering method, etc. are usually used.
真空誓后法の場合、蒸着源のlit]熱は、エレクトロ
ンビーム加熱によるのが好雷L<、X空度は3 X I
IJ ’ 〜l X I U−’ Torrの範囲か
ら、蒸発源温度は1,4 ti O〜1,800℃の範
囲から適宜採用でざる。In the case of the vacuum deposition method, the heat of the evaporation source is preferably generated by electron beam heating.
From the range of IJ' to lXIU-' Torr, the evaporation source temperature is appropriately selected from the range of 1,4 tiO to 1,800°C.
スパッタリング法の場合、通に5 X l O−”〜I
X 111”−’ i’orr程度のアルゴンノJス
雰囲気が法用さzt6゜
かくして侍られる蒸着フィルムは鯨陶僕様(rr尤σ(
を示−fが、上述の釡属然看層の士に接層frJを介し
又、史Qこ右色増を設けることにより装動用途として変
化に湛んだものとイることができる。In the case of the sputtering method, 5 X l O-''~I
An argon gas atmosphere of about
By adding a contact layer frJ to the above-mentioned natural observation layer and adding a color increaser to the history Q, it can be considered to be full of changes as a weapon.
接看剤としてはエボヤシ4シ(脂糸、ウレタン樹脂系、
ケイ素4111脂糸、ニトリルゴム系などのものを適宜
用いることができる。麿色樹脂層は熱硬化性411脂、
例えばエボヤシ樹ha、アS/樹脂。As a dressing agent, Eboya 4 (fat thread, urethane resin type,
Silicon 4111 fat thread, nitrile rubber, etc. can be used as appropriate. The maroon resin layer is thermosetting 411 resin,
For example, Eboya palm tree ha, AS/resin.
ウレタン樹脂、アクリル樹脂、ケイ素樹脂、アルキツF
41脂、不飽相ポリニスrルなどの1ね又は2稙以上と
着色剤の溶剤溶液を塗布、乾燥することによって形成す
ることができる。着色〜1脂層は通常1〜3μm柱度の
I’−さに設けられる。Urethane resin, acrylic resin, silicone resin, Arukitsu F
It can be formed by applying a solvent solution of one or more layers of 41 resin, unsaturated polyester, etc. and a coloring agent and drying. Coloring ~1 The oil layer is usually provided on the I'-axis with a columnar degree of 1 to 3 μm.
着色剤としては染料又は透明性有機顔料を一般に用いる
ことができる。塗イわ方法は通常の塗布方法を用−・る
ことができる。Dyes or transparent organic pigments can generally be used as colorants. A conventional coating method can be used as the coating method.
このようにL″′C得られた蒸着フィルムは、従来にな
い不均一で不規則な光沢楔体を有し1おり、装飾用途に
好適に便用することかできる。The vapor-deposited film obtained in this way has non-uniform and irregular glossy wedges which have never been seen before, and can be suitably used for decorative purposes.
次に本発明における王な物性の測定法を示す。Next, a method for measuring the main physical properties in the present invention will be described.
l :10ナ処哩1釦の形状
]Cす処理よのフィルム表面に、粉末消石灰な肯遍なく
ふり力・(ブて現訳させ、目視刊ボする。1: Shape of 1 button for 10 minutes] Sprinkle powdered slaked lime evenly on the surface of the film for treatment.
2 次面唱1さくRa)
フ1ルムな、例えは東京梢苗社製醍針式次凹イj1さi
i (SURFOOM 3B )を使用して、針の半径
2μm、荷M70 ttyの条件で、フィルム粗さ曲線
を求め、これにより測定飯さL(基準艮2關)の部分を
抜き取り、この抜き取り部分の中心綜をX嶽、縦倍率の
方向をY軸とし又、粗さ曲線をY = f(xiで表わ
した時、仄の式で与えられた値をμ年位で衣わ1゜
この6i11 ”Mを8個のサンフルについてσい、稙
の人きい万から31161除ゲ1し、5憫の半均1直で
表わ丁。なお、測定は縦方向と横力向とについ1何(゛
、両省ン平均した姐を用いる03巻姿
qwsuolm、*さ200(1mのソイ/レムにA重
層及びfjI厖を設けたイ麦、p−ルに位上げた。この
ロールの外岐を評1曲するもので、フィル!・六111
1のしわの発生やしわに基づく突起が長径1罰を超える
ものの発生&!iを測定し、■のように栢i−rげる。2nd stage chant 1saku Ra) Furumu, for example, Tokyo Kozuenaesha's Daishin-shiki next concave i j1sai
i (SURFOOM 3B), determine the film roughness curve under the conditions of a needle radius of 2 μm and a load M of 70 tty, and from this, a portion of the measurement size L (reference size 2) is extracted, and this sampled portion is The center heel is the X axis, the vertical magnification direction is the Y axis, and the roughness curve is Y = f (xi), and the value given by the formula is expressed in μ years. M is expressed as σ for 8 samples, 31161 removals 1 from Tane's 31161, and 5 units of half-average 1 straight.The measurements were taken in the vertical direction and in the lateral force direction. , 03 volume qwsuolm using the average sister of both ministries, *sa 200 (1m soi/rem with A layer and fjI chamber installed, raised to p-ru. Comments on the extension of this roll. Fill the song!・6111
Occurrence of wrinkles or protrusions based on wrinkles that exceed the major axis of 1 penalty &! Measure i and calculate the number i-r as shown in ■.
0個 1級
1〜21固 2級
3〜5個 3級
6〜10個 4級(不合格)
11個以上 5級(不曾栢)
4 不活性物質の粒径及び構成比
島津自動沈降天杵を用いてストークスの式を用いて夫々
の粒径に相当するI!を降時間を算出し、夫々の粒径の
範囲に相当する沈降時間範囲を求め、その沈降時間範囲
内での不活性物質の亘社を求め−(全不活性物質1合に
対重る割合な%で表わし構成比とする。0 pieces 1st grade 1~21 hard 2nd grade 3~5 pieces 3rd grade 6~10 pieces 4th grade (fail) 11 or more pieces 5th grade (unexcelled) 4 Particle size and composition ratio of inert substances Shimadzu automatic settling pestle Using Stokes' equation, I! corresponds to each particle size. Calculate the settling time, find the settling time range corresponding to each particle size range, and find the weight of the inert substance within that settling time range - (ratio to 1 cup of total inert material) It is expressed as a composition ratio.
5 平均粒径
6+す定法4 IC記載の方法で構成比を水め、粒径の
大きい力から/J%さい万に顔に積算(粒径θμmで+
UO%)した積算曲線を作、設し、績其率50%で示1
粒径を平均粒径(μm)と−(る。5 Average particle size 6 + standard method 4 Adjust the composition ratio according to the method described in IC, and from the force of large particle size / J%, integrate it to the face (with particle size θ μm +
1
The particle size is expressed as the average particle size (μm).
〔実施Thj )
以ト具体ν1jにより本発明を評細V!−6明する0実
施例1〜5及び比較例1
ジメナルナレフfIV−トと工十しンクリコールを原料
とL−(、口1戯マンカンを工2チル父候触[、三酸化
アンナ七)を血合触媒2曲り/改を安犀剤として用い、
常法1tCよりポリエ+レノナレフタレートを製造した
。[Implementation Thj] Hereinafter, the present invention will be evaluated in detail using specific ν1j. -6 Examples 1 to 5 and Comparative Example 1 Dimenarnaref fIV-to and ginseng glycol were used as raw materials and L- Using catalyst 2 bend/change as an analgesic agent,
Polyester + lenona phthalate was produced by a conventional 1tC method.
その際、エチレンクリコール中に、不活性物質として、
カオリン、シリカまたは仄酵カルンクムを分散させ”’
(jc+(ことにより、ポリマー中に所定量含有せしめ
た(表−1ン。At that time, as an inert substance in ethylene glycol,
Disperse kaolin, silica or fermented caruncum.
(jc+) (Table 1).
得られたポリマーをg法により解融押出L −(裏ji
aL、延伸Q gl:90〜+ 2 (1’C、a 倍
率’−6惜、縦倍率3.9倍で二軸延伸し、220℃で
熱固定して膜厚25μmの二軸配置b」フィルム?:缶
1こ。The obtained polymer was melt-extruded by the g method.
aL, stretching Q gl: 90~+2 (1'C, a magnification '-6', biaxial stretching at a longitudinal magnification of 3.9 times, heat setting at 220°C, biaxial arrangement with a film thickness of 25 μm b) Film?: 1 can.
次いで、該二軸配向フィルムの片面を市販の通常のコロ
ナ処理機を用いて電極の形態、紙種とフィルムとの間隔
を衣−1に示すようKl化させて処理した。なお、フィ
ルムの走性走度は25 Ll m/分と一定にした。該
フィルムの処理面にfl 10−”i’orrの減圧下
で常法によりアルミニワムを杓0.1μmの厚さに#看
し″C蒸着フィルムとした。蒸着状愈を観察した結果を
表−1に示す。実施例1〜5のものは装飾用として適し
たものであった。Next, one side of the biaxially oriented film was treated using a commercially available ordinary corona treatment machine to change the shape of the electrode and the distance between the paper type and the film to be as shown in Figure 1. In addition, the chemotaxis of the film was kept constant at 25 Ll m/min. On the treated surface of the film, aluminum was laminated to a thickness of 0.1 μm using a conventional method under a reduced pressure of fl 10-”i'orr to form a C vapor-deposited film. Table 1 shows the results of observing the vapor deposition. Examples 1 to 5 were suitable for decorative purposes.
実施1tli 6
実施例4の膜厚を1υOμとした外は実施例4とIIJ
]様に(−て麿色フィルムを倚だ。そのml来を衣−]
に併記する。Example 1tli 6 Example 4 and IIJ except that the film thickness of Example 4 was 1υOμ
] To (-) I'm going to eat the Maroiro film.I'm going to wear that ml-]
Also listed in
Claims (1)
ポリエステルフィルムの表面に、被処理面が直径または
長径2〜50mmの円形、長円形またはこれらの変形し
た形状をとりかつ表面積の10〜50%を占めるように
コロナ処理を施した後金属蒸着層を設けてなる蒸着フィ
ルム。 2、金属蒸着層の上に接着剤を介して更に着色層を設け
てなる、特許請求の範囲第1項記載の蒸着フィルム。[Claims] 1. On the surface of an oriented polyester film having a surface roughness (Ra) of 0.005 μm or more, the surface to be treated has a circular shape, an oval shape, or a modified shape thereof with a diameter or major axis of 2 to 50 mm. A vapor-deposited film which is provided with a metal vapor-deposited layer after corona treatment so as to occupy 10 to 50% of the surface area. 2. The vapor-deposited film according to claim 1, further comprising a colored layer provided on the metal vapor-deposited layer via an adhesive.
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