TW200948625A - Rubber blanket for printing and manufacturing method thereof - Google Patents

Rubber blanket for printing and manufacturing method thereof Download PDF

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TW200948625A
TW200948625A TW098110402A TW98110402A TW200948625A TW 200948625 A TW200948625 A TW 200948625A TW 098110402 A TW098110402 A TW 098110402A TW 98110402 A TW98110402 A TW 98110402A TW 200948625 A TW200948625 A TW 200948625A
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Yasuhiro Takaoka
Satoru Tani
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Kinyosha Kk
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41NPRINTING PLATES OR FOILS; MATERIALS FOR SURFACES USED IN PRINTING MACHINES FOR PRINTING, INKING, DAMPING, OR THE LIKE; PREPARING SUCH SURFACES FOR USE AND CONSERVING THEM
    • B41N10/00Blankets or like coverings; Coverings for wipers for intaglio printing
    • B41N10/02Blanket structure
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B32LAYERED PRODUCTS
    • B32BLAYERED PRODUCTS, i.e. PRODUCTS BUILT-UP OF STRATA OF FLAT OR NON-FLAT, e.g. CELLULAR OR HONEYCOMB, FORM
    • B32B25/00Layered products comprising a layer of natural or synthetic rubber
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B32LAYERED PRODUCTS
    • B32BLAYERED PRODUCTS, i.e. PRODUCTS BUILT-UP OF STRATA OF FLAT OR NON-FLAT, e.g. CELLULAR OR HONEYCOMB, FORM
    • B32B7/00Layered products characterised by the relation between layers; Layered products characterised by the relative orientation of features between layers, or by the relative values of a measurable parameter between layers, i.e. products comprising layers having different physical, chemical or physicochemical properties; Layered products characterised by the interconnection of layers
    • B32B7/04Interconnection of layers
    • B32B7/12Interconnection of layers using interposed adhesives or interposed materials with bonding properties
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41NPRINTING PLATES OR FOILS; MATERIALS FOR SURFACES USED IN PRINTING MACHINES FOR PRINTING, INKING, DAMPING, OR THE LIKE; PREPARING SUCH SURFACES FOR USE AND CONSERVING THEM
    • B41N10/00Blankets or like coverings; Coverings for wipers for intaglio printing
    • B41N10/02Blanket structure
    • B41N10/04Blanket structure multi-layer

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The invention provides a rubber blanket used for printing fine-line patterns on a printed object. The rubber blanket is made by injecting rubber into surface of a foundation plate of which the arithmetic mean roughness is in a range of 0.1*Ra (p)-3*Ra (p) with respect to the arithmetic mean roughness of the printed object, then solidifying the surface, coating binding material on the solidified rubber surface to form a binding material layer, agglutinating substrate of the rubber blanket on the binding material layer, and stripping the rubber blanket from the foundation plate after the surface rubber layer is solidified.

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200948625 六、發明說明: 【明所屬技考标領3 本發明係為有關於印刷用橡膠包覆層及其製造方法。 C ^tr ]1 5 發明背景 本發明是關於印刷用橡皮布(rubber blanket)。尤其是關 於印刷液晶顯示器(以下稱LCD)用的彩色濾光片(以下稱CF) φ 圖案、電漿顯示面板(以下稱PDP)用的電極圖案等之細線圖 案時用的橡皮布及其製造方法。 近年來,使用平版印刷法(offset printing)來實施細線的 圖案案得到廣泛的研究。例如,使用平版印刷法在玻璃基 板上印刷LCD的CF圖案,或印刷PDP用的電極圖案,或在 各種塑料薄膜上印刷各種電路圖案等受到廣泛的檢討。 在該領域研究這種印刷法的理由可以舉例如,隨著工 15程簡化,因不需要大型設備,故對於成本是有利的。可是, 鲁 j利用這種印刷法進行細線圖案化時,和習知方法相較不 有降低線條形狀等性能水平的情形。另外,利用這種印 刷法進行細線圖案化時,要求實現低成本化。 2〇 +版印刷疋使用橡皮布對最終的被印刷體轉印圖案的 j方法雜皮布是在由基布和橡膠的複合體所構成的 土材上西己置作為表面橡膠的有機橡膠材料,並研磨其表 面而开乂成者。現種方法的印刷從以前就在報紙印刷和商業 印刷中廣泛使用。可是,對於細線圖案化而言習知之橡 皮布因其表面粗糙、油墨轉印率不良等原因,其適用有各 200948625 方面困難。因此為改善這種情况,開始進行橡皮布之表面 性狀改質和構成橡膠的材料之開發。 為使用橡皮布以良好地實施細線圖案化,必須使橡皮 布具有與其被印刷體的表面粗糙度儘量一致的表面粗棱 5 度。另外,表面橡膠以石夕橡膠(sililcone rubber)因離型性優 良而特別適合,與其它的有機橡膠相比可以具有非常高的 油墨轉印率。 在實施細線圖案化時,橡皮墊的表面粗糙度非常重 要。橡皮布的表面粗糙度大時,會造成畫線混沌,此外, 10 也會發生橡皮布與油墨材料的密合力增强而出現針孔(pin h〇le)的問題。 通常,截至目前為止,在細線圖案化時,橡皮布的表 面粗糙度在可以加工的範圍内宜儘量的小。可是,將橡皮 布的表面粗糙度控制得小的技術困難,另外,若欲使表面 粗輪度小,則伴隨而來的是,製造橡皮布時所必要的其他 各種構件會變成高價品,製造程序會複雜化等,導致成本 増加。 而當橡皮布的表面粗糙度過小時,已知一方面會因印 2〇 刷條件而有印刷版或被印刷體與橡皮布的密合性增强,反 而使轉印率降低 ,或者使印刷品質下降的情况。 到目前爲止,關於在細線圖案化中所使用的橡皮布之200948625 VI. Description of the invention: [Technical test label 3] The present invention relates to a rubber coating for printing and a method for manufacturing the same. C ^tr ] 1 5 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to a blanket for printing. In particular, a blanket for printing a fine color pattern such as a color filter (hereinafter referred to as CF) φ pattern for a liquid crystal display (hereinafter referred to as LCD), or an electrode pattern for a plasma display panel (hereinafter referred to as PDP), and a manufacturing method thereof method. In recent years, the use of offset printing to implement thin line patterns has been extensively studied. For example, printing a CF pattern of an LCD on a glass substrate by using a lithography method, or printing an electrode pattern for a PDP, or printing various circuit patterns on various plastic films is widely reviewed. The reason for investigating such a printing method in the field is, for example, advantageous in terms of cost as the process is simplified and large equipment is not required. However, when the fine patterning is performed by this printing method, Lu j does not lower the performance level such as the line shape as compared with the conventional method. Further, when the fine line patterning is performed by such a printing method, it is required to achieve cost reduction. 2〇+版印刷疋 The j method of transferring the pattern to the final printed matter using a blanket is a rubber material which is placed on the soil material composed of the composite of the base fabric and the rubber as the surface rubber. And grind the surface and open it. Printing of the current method has been widely used in newspaper printing and commercial printing. However, for the thin line patterning, the conventional rubber cloth is difficult to apply for various reasons due to its rough surface and poor ink transfer rate. Therefore, in order to improve this situation, development of the surface property of the blanket and the material constituting the rubber were started. In order to perform the fine line patterning well using a blanket, it is necessary to make the blanket have a rough edge of 5 degrees which is as close as possible to the surface roughness of the body to be printed. Further, the surface rubber is particularly suitable for sililcone rubber because of its excellent release property, and can have a very high ink transfer rate as compared with other organic rubbers. The surface roughness of the rubber mat is very important when performing fine line patterning. When the surface roughness of the blanket is large, the line will be chaotic. In addition, the adhesion between the blanket and the ink material will increase and the pinhole will occur. Generally, as of now, when the fine line is patterned, the surface roughness of the blanket should be as small as possible within the range that can be processed. However, it is difficult to control the surface roughness of the blanket to be small, and if the surface roughness is to be small, it is accompanied by the fact that various other members necessary for manufacturing the blanket become expensive products and are manufactured. The program will be complicated, etc., resulting in cost increases. When the surface roughness of the blanket is too small, it is known that the printing plate or the adhesion between the printed body and the blanket is enhanced by the printing condition, and the transfer rate is lowered or the printing quality is improved. The situation of decline. So far, about the blanket used in the thin line patterning

表面相'糙度及其製造方法已有各種提案。例如,為了PDP 的電核基板印刷,已有建議使用具有算術平均粗糙度Ra在 0.1n 111以上不滿20nm,十點平均粗糙度Rz在O.lnm以上不滿 200948625 5 ❹ 10 15 e 20 l〇〇nm的表面橡膠之橡皮布者(特開2〇〇519〇969號公報)。 另外,為了高分子電致發光材料的印刷,以使用具十點平 均粗糙度以下,算術平均粗糙度2nm以下的 表面橡膠層之橡皮布為佳(特開2005-310411號公報)。另 外,有建議在模具内平行配置基材與平滑構件,並對其注 入橡膠原料使之硬化,藉剝除平滑部以施行表面橡膠的成 形之橡皮布製造方法(特開平8-112981號公報)。另外,有建 礅在水平架台上貼合基材,在該基材上倒入液態橡膠原料 使其進行自調平(self-leveling)直接依原狀硬化 ,藉以施行 表面橡膠成形的橡皮布製造方法(特開2003_136856號公 報)。 而’因為特開2005-190969號公報及特開 2005-310411號公報僅限定表面平滑度,所以會發生依被印 刷體的狀態而更為要求平滑性的情形,而即使是這些文獻 中所規定的表面平滑度也有不充分的情况。另外,特開平 8-112981號公報有必須細心注意不要產生薄膜表面的髒 污、損傷等’在作業效率方面上的問題。另外,特開 2003-136856號公報即使得到與基材表面的平滑度相關聯 的表面性狀,也無法製造與被印刷體的表面性狀有關聯性 的表面性狀之橡皮布。 C發明内容3 發明概要 本發明是無論被印刷體的表面性狀如何,都想要獲得 具有最適合其表面性狀的表面性狀之橡皮布,並且做成橡 5 200948625 皮布表面橡膠的算術平均粗糙度相對於被印刷體表面的算 術平均粗糙度Ra(p),具有〇.〇5x Ra(p)〜4.5x Ra(p)之值的算 術平均粗糙度的印刷用橡皮布。亦即,橡皮布表面橡膠的 算術平均粗糙度以被印刷體表面的算術平均粗糙度尺畸卩) 5 為基準’其值訂在〇.〇5xRa(p)〜4.5xRa(p)的範圍。另外, 該種印刷用橡皮布的製造方法是,準備好相對於被印刷體 的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)具有0_ 1 xRa(p)〜3 xRa(p)的範圍之 算術平均粗糙度的基板(模子;),在該基板表面注入液態橡 膠’之後依原狀使其硬化。然後,在該已硬化的橡膠表面 10 塗布黏著劑形成黏著劑層,在該黏著劑層之上貼合橡皮布 的基材。接著’於表面橡膠層硬化之後’自上述基板(模子) 剝掉橡皮布,製造印刷用橡皮布。 依據本發明所得到的橡皮布,因為與被印刷體的表面 性狀有關係,所以橡皮布的表面性狀優異,同時還可以廉 15價且簡單的製造。另外,藉使用此橡皮布,可以在被印刷 體上無晝線混沌且精確度極高地印刷微細的細線圖案。另 外’可以得到無針孔的印刷體。其結果,即使使用液晶顯 不器用彩色濾光片也不會産生色斑。另外,因為沒有針孔, 故亦可做到不發生漏光。此外,如果利用此方法,則基板(模 20 子)的大型化亦可容易地達成。 圖式簡單說明 第1圖為本發明之一實施例的橡皮布之部份斷面。 第2圖為本發明之另一實施例的橡皮布之部份斷面。 第3(A)、(B)圖是使用本發明實施例的橡皮布對被 200948625 體轉印畫線圖案的狀態之概略性示意說明。 第4圖為實施例1之印刷體的畫線形狀之部份外觀的顯 示相片。 第5圖為比較例1之印刷體的畫線形狀之部份外觀的顯 5 示相片。 C實方方式]1 較佳實施例之詳細說明 本發明的橡皮布是相對於被印刷體表面的算術平均粗 糙度Ra(p)具有0.05 xRa(p)〜4.5 xRa(p)的算術平均粗糖度之 10 橡皮布。發明人研究了最適合用在細線圖案化之橡皮布的 表面粗糙度,發現該橡皮布的表面粗糙度可以透過用其與 被印刷體的關聯來決定的方式而予以最適化。並且,發現 藉使用該橡皮布來印刷具優異的畫線形狀之印刷物的結 果。此時之橡皮布表面粗糙度,被發現並不限於與被印刷 15 體的表面粗縫度相同,合適的是使用相對於被印刷體之表 面的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p),具有從〇.〇5xRa(p)到4.5xRa(p) 之範圍之算術平均粗糙度Ra的橡皮布。 相對於被印刷體之表面的算術平均粗糖度,不滿 0.05xRa(p)時’會因印刷條件而導致轉印不良(部份畫線潼 20 亂)。另外,使用相對於被印刷體表面的算術平均粗糙度 Ra(p),有超過4.5xRa(p)之值的大算術平均粗糙度的橡皮布 時,表面橡膠的表面粗糙度大,畫線湲亂。另外,發現油 墨和橡皮布的密著力增强,有生成針孔等的缺陷之情形。 發明人重複多次實驗’發現使用相對於被印刷體的表面粗 200948625 糙度Ra(p) ’具有0 〇5xRa(p)〜4 5xRa(p)的算術平均粗糙度 之橡皮布來印刷於前記被印刷體時,可使畫線形狀良好, 且無針孔等的缺陷。 另外,可知獲得該表面粗縫度之橡皮布的製造方法是 5使相對於被印刷體的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)具有〇.lxRa(p) 〜3xRa(p)的算術平均粗糙度的構件(模子),保持接觸橡皮 布的表面橡膠原料的狀態直接使之硬化,然後將其剝掉以 施行表面橡膠之成形時,該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度會成 為0_05xRa(p)〜4.5xRa(p)。 10 關於前記橡皮布及橡皮布製造用構件(模子),尤其以使 用相對於被印刷體表面的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p),具有 O-lxRa(p)〜3xRa(p)的算術平均粗糙度之構件(模子)為佳。 較佳的是具有〇.2xRa(p)〜2xRa(p)的數值之算術平均粗糙 度的構件(模子)。 15 使被印刷體的表面粗縫度轉印到橡皮布之表面橡膠上 的方法是,透過在水平架台上水平貼合相對於被印刷體表 面的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)具有從〇.lxRa⑻到3xRa⑻之表 面粗糙度的構件(模具材)’用各種方法將液態橡膠原料塗布 於其上,使之硬化,然後將黏著劑塗布到橡膠表面,貼合 20 橡皮布基材,再從模具材將其剝除以製造轉印了表面形狀 的橡皮布之方法是有效的。除此之外,也可以在模具内平 行配置橡皮布基材和被印刷體(模具材),在該橡皮布基材和 模具材之間注入液態橡膠原料,保持原狀使之硬化後從模 具材剝除,藉以製造橡皮布。無論被印刷體(模具材)的種類 200948625 可以製造的觀點上看’以不使用模具而用水平架 台之前述方法為佳。 第圖疋本發明之一例的橡皮布,由表面橡膠^與其下 :土材2λΕ成。基材12由表面橡膠η正下方的聚對苯二甲 5 S文乙一酯薄膜(p〇lyethylene terephthalate,以下稱 pet 薄 膜)m與壓縮層122和其下之最下層的聚醋布 123組成。基 材由、神搞布、尼龍布等公知的織布,或PE丁薄膜、聚 蔡甲酸乙—醇醋薄膜(以下稱pEN薄膜)、聚醯亞胺薄膜等 的各種塑料薄膜單體,或者這些織布和塑料薄膜及橡膠材 1〇料等的複合材料構成。合適的是在該基材部分的層中配置 3有獨立或連續氣泡的壓縮層。將該壓縮層導人基材中, 藉以防止印刷時產生凸起’並可期待提高印刷物的尺寸精 確度。 表面橡膠層可以使用丙烯腈一丁二烯、乙丙橡膠 15 (ethyleneProPylene rubber)、天然橡膠、石夕橡膠(silicon rubber) 等既存的橡膠材料。其中尤以石夕橡膠的橡膠表面之油墨轉 印率為優。該矽橡膠以使用易於轉印加工被印刷體(模子) 的表面形狀之液態原料為佳。 表面橡膠層的厚度以0.1到1mm為佳,較佳的是從0.3 20 到〇.8mm。表面橡膠層的厚度小於0.1mm時,下層基材的影 響也會反映在表面橡膠上,會在表面平坦性上產生問題。 表面橡膠層的厚度如果比1mm厚,橡皮布使用時會因為對 表面橡膠層發生溶劑溶脹導致表面橡膠層的體積變化加 大,結果就發生印刷精確度惡化的問題。 9 200948625 被印刷體的材質雖無特殊限制,但是玻璃基板被使用 在LCD的CF用或PDP的電極用等,作為施行細線圖案化的 基板是最廣受研究的。另外,各種塑料薄膜也成為電路圖 案化的對象,PET薄膜、PEN薄膜、聚醜亞胺薄膜等既存的 5 薄膜單體之外,可以使用在這些塑料薄膜上塗布丙烯酸樹 脂或聚酯樹脂,將表面做得平滑或提高油墨密著性的材料 等。 製造橡皮布時所使用的模具材宜為被印刷體本身,不 過’即使不是被印刷體本身’還是可以應用具備與被印刷 10 體同等的表面粗糙度的材料。這些模具材使用於橡皮布的 製造時’宜施以離型處理以增加其可使用次數。應用於離 型處理的材質可使用含氟材料、含矽材料的液態原料等材 料,通過浸塗、擦拭、喷塗等方法在模具材上均勻塗布。 藉使用該模具材,如前所述地實施橡皮布的表面橡膠之形 15 成,可以製造低成本且容易具備被印刷體所要求之表面粗 糙度的橡皮布。 第2圖為本發明另一實施例的橡皮布。在第2圖中,21 爲表面橡膠 TSE3453T(Momentive Performance MaterialsVarious proposals have been made for the surface phase 'roughness and its manufacturing method. For example, for the nuclear substrate printing of PDP, it has been proposed to use an arithmetic average roughness Ra of 0.1 n 111 or more and less than 20 nm, and a ten point average roughness Rz of more than 0.1 nm or less than 200948625 5 ❹ 10 15 e 20 l〇〇 The rubber of the surface rubber of nm (Japanese Patent Publication No. 2〇〇519〇969). In addition, a blanket having a surface rubber layer having an arithmetic mean roughness of 2 nm or less and having a ten-point average roughness or less and an arithmetic mean roughness of 2 nm or less is preferably used for the printing of the polymer electroluminescent material (JP-A-2005-310411). In addition, it is proposed to produce a blanket manufacturing method in which a base material and a smoothing member are arranged in parallel in a mold, and a rubber material is injected and hardened, and a smoothing portion is removed to perform surface rubber molding (JP-A No. 8-112981) . In addition, there is a method for manufacturing a blanket which is formed by laminating a substrate on a horizontal stand, pouring a liquid rubber material onto the substrate, and performing self-leveling to directly harden it as it is, thereby performing surface rubber forming. (Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2003_136856). In addition, since the surface smoothness is limited only in the case of the publication, the smoothness is required depending on the state of the printed body, and even if it is specified in these documents, The surface smoothness is also insufficient. Further, Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. Hei 8-112981 is required to pay careful attention to problems such as contamination of the surface of the film, damage, and the like. Further, in JP-A-2003-136856, even if a surface property associated with the smoothness of the surface of the substrate is obtained, it is not possible to produce a blanket having a surface property which is related to the surface properties of the substrate to be printed. C SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 3 SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is intended to obtain a blanket having a surface property most suitable for its surface properties regardless of the surface properties of the printed body, and to achieve the arithmetic mean roughness of the surface rubber of the rubber 5 200948625 A blanket for printing having an arithmetic mean roughness of a value of 〇.5x Ra(p) to 4.5x Ra(p) with respect to the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the surface of the object to be printed. That is, the arithmetic mean roughness of the rubber on the surface of the blanket is based on the arithmetic mean roughness of the surface of the printed body. 5 The value is set in the range of 〇.〇5xRa(p) to 4.5xRa(p). Moreover, the manufacturing method of the printing blanket is prepared to have an arithmetic mean roughness of a range of 0_1 x Ra(p) to 3 xRa(p) with respect to the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the to-be-printed body. The substrate (mold;) is hardened as it is after the liquid rubber is injected into the surface of the substrate. Then, an adhesive is applied to the hardened rubber surface 10 to form an adhesive layer, and a substrate of the blanket is attached to the adhesive layer. Then, after the surface rubber layer was hardened, the blanket was peeled off from the above substrate (mold) to produce a blanket for printing. The blanket obtained according to the present invention is excellent in the surface properties of the blanket because of its relationship with the surface properties of the object to be printed, and can be manufactured inexpensively and simply. Further, by using this blanket, it is possible to print fine fine line patterns on the printed body without chaos and chaos with high precision. In addition, a pinhole-free print can be obtained. As a result, no color spots are generated even if a color filter for a liquid crystal display is used. In addition, since there is no pinhole, it is possible to prevent light leakage. Further, if this method is used, the enlargement of the substrate (the mold 20) can be easily achieved. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a blanket according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a partial cross-sectional view of a blanket of another embodiment of the present invention. Figs. 3(A) and (B) are schematic illustrations showing the state in which the line pattern is transferred by the 200948625 using the blanket of the embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 is a view showing a part of the appearance of the shape of the line of the printed body of the first embodiment. Fig. 5 is a photograph showing the appearance of a part of the shape of the line of the printed body of Comparative Example 1. C. The preferred embodiment of the present invention is a detailed description of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. The blanket of the present invention has an arithmetic mean roughness of 0.05 x Ra(p) to 4.5 xRa(p) with respect to the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the surface of the body to be printed. 10 of the blanket. The inventors studied the surface roughness of a blanket which is most suitable for use in fine line patterning, and found that the surface roughness of the blanket can be optimized by means of its association with the object to be printed. Further, it was found that the result of printing a printed matter having an excellent line shape by using the blanket was obtained. The surface roughness of the blanket at this time was found to be not limited to the same as the surface roughness of the surface to be printed, and it is suitable to use the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) with respect to the surface of the object to be printed, having A blanket of 算术5xRa(p) to an arithmetic mean roughness Ra in the range of 4.5xRa(p). With respect to the arithmetic mean coarse sugar content of the surface of the object to be printed, when it is less than 0.05xRa(p), the transfer may be poor due to the printing conditions (partial line 潼 20 chaos). Further, when a blanket having a large arithmetic mean roughness exceeding a value of 4.5×Ra(p) with respect to the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the surface of the object to be printed is used, the surface roughness of the surface rubber is large, and the line is drawn. Chaos. Further, it has been found that the adhesion between the ink and the blanket is enhanced, and there are cases where defects such as pinholes are generated. The inventors repeated a number of experiments to find that a blanket having a surface roughness of 200948625 roughness Ra(p) 'with an arithmetic mean roughness of 0 〇5xRa(p) 〜4 5xRa(p) was printed on the surface of the printed object. When the object is printed, the shape of the line can be made good, and there is no defect such as a pinhole. Further, it is understood that the method for producing the blanket having the rough surface degree is 5 such that the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the object to be printed has an arithmetic mean roughness of 〇.lxRa(p) to 3xRa(p). The member (mold) maintains the state of the rubber material on the surface of the blanket and hardens it, and then peels it off to form the surface rubber. The arithmetic mean roughness of the blanket becomes 0_05xRa(p)~4.5xRa. (p). 10 Regarding the pre-recorded blanket and the fabric manufacturing member (mold), in particular, using the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) with respect to the surface of the object to be printed, the arithmetic mean roughness of O-lxRa(p) to 3xRa(p) The component (mold) of degree is preferred. Preferred is a member (mold) having an arithmetic mean roughness of a value of 2.2xRa(p) 2 2xRa(p). 15 The method of transferring the rough surface of the printed body onto the surface rubber of the blanket is to have a radial average roughness Ra(p) with respect to the surface of the printed body by horizontally fitting on the horizontal gantry. The surface roughness component (mold material) of lxRa(8) to 3xRa(8) is applied to the liquid rubber material by various methods to harden it, and then the adhesive is applied to the rubber surface, and the 20 blanket substrate is bonded to the mold. The method of stripping the material to produce a blanket to which the surface shape is transferred is effective. In addition, a blanket substrate and a to-be-printed body (mold material) may be disposed in parallel in the mold, and a liquid rubber material may be injected between the blanket substrate and the mold material to maintain the original shape and harden the mold material. Stripping to make a blanket. Regardless of the type of printed body (mold material) 200948625, it is preferable to use the above-described method of using a horizontal stand without using a mold. The blanket of an example of the present invention is composed of a surface rubber and a soil material 2λ. The substrate 12 is composed of a polyethylene terephthalate film (hereinafter referred to as a pet film) m directly below the surface rubber η and a compression layer 122 and a lowermost layer of the polyester cloth 123. a known woven fabric such as a substrate, a god cloth, a nylon cloth, or a plastic film film such as a PE film, a poly-cabbard film (hereinafter referred to as a pEN film), a polyimide film, or the like, or These woven fabrics are composed of a composite material such as a plastic film and a rubber material. It is suitable to arrange 3 a compression layer having independent or continuous bubbles in the layer of the substrate portion. The compression layer is introduced into the substrate to prevent the occurrence of protrusions during printing, and it is expected to increase the dimensional accuracy of the printed matter. As the surface rubber layer, an existing rubber material such as acrylonitrile-butadiene, ethylene-Propylene rubber, natural rubber, or silicon rubber can be used. Among them, the rubber surface of the stone rubber of Shixi rubber is excellent. The tantalum rubber is preferably a liquid material which is easy to transfer and process the surface shape of the printed body (mold). The thickness of the surface rubber layer is preferably from 0.1 to 1 mm, preferably from 0.320 to 〇.8 mm. When the thickness of the surface rubber layer is less than 0.1 mm, the influence of the underlying substrate is also reflected on the surface rubber, which causes a problem in surface flatness. If the thickness of the surface rubber layer is thicker than 1 mm, the use of the blanket causes a change in the volume of the surface rubber layer due to solvent swelling of the surface rubber layer, and as a result, the printing accuracy is deteriorated. 9 200948625 The material of the printed material is not particularly limited, but the glass substrate is used for the CF or the PDP electrode of the LCD, and the substrate which is patterned by the thin line is the most widely studied. In addition, various plastic films are also the object of circuit patterning. In addition to the existing 5 film monomers such as PET film, PEN film, and poly-imide film, it is possible to apply an acrylic resin or a polyester resin to these plastic films. A material that is smooth on the surface or that improves ink adhesion. The mold material used in the production of the blanket is preferably the body itself, and it is possible to apply a material having the same surface roughness as that of the body 10 to be printed, even if it is not the body itself. These mold materials are used in the manufacture of blankets. The release treatment should be applied to increase the number of times they can be used. The material used for the release treatment can be uniformly coated on the mold material by dip coating, wiping, spraying or the like using a material such as a fluorine-containing material or a liquid material containing a ruthenium material. By using the mold material, the surface rubber of the blanket is formed as described above, and a blanket which is low in cost and easily has the surface roughness required for the printed body can be manufactured. Figure 2 is a blanket of another embodiment of the present invention. In Figure 2, 21 is the surface rubber TSE3453T (Momentive Performance Materials

Japan合同会社製品,2液型石夕橡膠),厚度為〇,4mm。基材 20 22是在0.5mm的軟質聚氨酯泡沫塑料222上,以黏著劑黏貼 0.1 mm的PET薄膜S-10(東麗(Toray)株式会社製品)221而成。 使用此橡皮布的凸版反轉印刷機之主要部分概略說明 圖示於第3圖。如第3(A)圖所示,橡皮布31安裝在橡皮布滾 筒(blanket cylinder) 32的周圍。從墨盒36提供的墨由狹縫模 200948625 (Slitdie)33直接供給到橡皮布31上。在橡皮布31上形成油墨 的beta膜(K夕膜、BETA FILM)。以印刷版34除去非圖像部 的油墨後,將殘留在橡皮布31上之必要的畫線圖案轉印到 被印刷體35上。 5 實施例1 被印刷體是採用LCD用CF等級的玻璃基板。該玻璃基 板的算術平均粗糙度Ra(P)為〇.5nm。使該玻璃基板粘貼於 水平架台上,於其上倒入表面橡膠原料(液態矽酮橡膠),在 溫度23 C,濕度50%的環境下靜置24小時,保持原樣使之 10 硬化。在硬化的橡膠上塗布黏著劑,並於其上貼合橡皮布 的基材。橡膠硬化後從玻璃基板剝掉橡膠,得到表面有橡 膠層的橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗链度Ra(p)為 0.5nm。使用該橡皮布,在前述玻璃基板上印刷預定的畫 線。油墨使用銀膠(silver paste),畫線圖案是將線寬當作印 15 刷版設計值25μιη的線條圖案來判斷印刷物之畫線形狀是 否良好。另外’調查有無發生在畫線内的針孔缺陷。其結 果,所得畫線形狀良好,未出現針孔等。 實施例2 被印刷體是採用LCD用CF等級的玻璃基板。玻璃基板 20 的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為0.5nm。另一方面,備好表面上 塗布丙烯酸樹脂以提高平滑性的PET薄膜。該PET薄膜的算 術平均粗糙度Ra(p)爲1.4nm。 如同實施例1,將上述PET薄膜粘貼於水平架台,使橡 皮布表面橡膠原料流入其上。再於其上貼合橡皮布的基 200948625 材。橡膠硬化後剝除PET薄膜,得到表面有橡膠層的橡皮 布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為2.〇nm。使用該橡 皮布,在前記玻璃基板上和實施例1同樣地處理,印刷預定 的畫線時,得到良好的畫線形狀,且未出現針孔等。 5 實施例3 將聚醯亞胺薄膜用於被印刷體。該聚醯亞胺薄膜的算 術平均粗糙度Ra(p)爲4.8nm。另一方面,準備LCD用CF等 級的玻璃基板作為橡皮布成形用的模具材。該玻璃基板的 算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)爲0.5nm。將該玻璃基板在預定的模 10 具内配置成與橡皮布基材平行,並在基材與玻璃基板之間 注入表面橡膠原料。注入表面橡膠原料後,將該模具在8〇°c 的加熱爐内靜置3小時使橡膠硬化。橡膠硬化後從模具取出 與基材成爲一體的玻璃基板,從基材剝除玻璃基板得到印 刷用橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗輪度Ra(p)爲〇.3nm。 15 使用該橡皮布,在前述聚醯亞胺薄膜上與實施例1同樣地處 理,印刷預定之畫線時,得到良好的畫線形狀,且未出現 針孔等。 實施例4 將聚醯亞胺薄膜用於被印刷體。該聚醯亞胺薄膜的算 20 術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為4.8nm。另一方面,準備為了提高表 面的平滑性而在表面塗布聚酯樹脂之PET薄膜作為模具 材。該PET薄膜的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為l.6nm。與實施例 1同樣地處理,使該PET薄膜貼合在水平架台上,並使橡皮 布表面橡膠原料流進其上,再對之貼合橡皮布的基材,待 200948625 橡膠硬化後,剝除PE T薄膜得到印刷用橡皮布。該橡皮布的 算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為〇.9nm。使用該橡皮布,在前述聚 醯亞胺薄膜上與實施例1同樣地處理,印刷預定之晝線時’ 得到良好的晝線形狀,且未出現針孔等。 5 實施例5 將聚醯亞胺薄膜用於被印刷體。該聚醯亞胺薄膜的算 術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為4.8nm。使該聚醯亞胺薄膜貼合在水 平架台上,並使橡皮布表面橡膠原料流進其上,橡膠硬化 後塗布黏著劑,並貼合基材。橡膠硬化後剝除聚醯亞胺薄 10 膜得到印刷用橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為 6_5nm。使用該橡皮布,在前述聚醯亞胺薄膜上與實施例i 同樣地處理’印刷預定之晝線時,得到良好的晝線形狀, 且未出現針孔等。 實施例6 15 將聚醯亞胺薄膜用於被印刷體。該聚醯亞胺薄膜的算 術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為4.8nm。另一方面,準備超高透明等 級的PET薄膜作為模具材。該PET薄膜的算術平均粗糙度 Ra(p)爲13_8nm。與實施例1同樣地處理,將該PET薄膜貼合 在水平架台上,再使橡皮布表面橡膠原料流進其上,對之 20 貼合橡皮布的基材,橡膠硬化後剝除PET薄膜得到印刷用橡 皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為20.4nm。使用該 橡皮布,在前述聚醯亞胺薄膜上與實施例1同樣地處理,印 刷預定之畫線時,得到良好的晝線形狀,且未出現針孔等。 實施例7 13 200948625 使用超高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該超高透 明等級的PET薄膜之算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為i3.8nm。另一 方面’準備表面上塗布了丙烯酸樹脂的PET薄膜作為模具 材。該PET薄膜的算術平均粗糙度以化^為^⑽!。與實施 5 例1同樣地處理’使此後者的丙烯酸樹脂塗布PET薄膜貼合 在水平架台上,再讓橡皮布表面橡膠原料流進其上,在保 持接觸PET薄膜的狀態下讓橡膠硬化。橡膠硬化後塗布黏著 劑,貼合橡皮布的基材,剝除塗布了丙稀酸樹脂的PET薄膜 得到橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為〇.7nm。 10 使用該橡皮布,與實施例1同樣地處理,在前述超高透明等 級的PET薄膜上印刷預定之畫線時,得到良好的畫線形狀, 且未出現針孔等。 實施例8 使用超尚透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體 該超高透 15 明等級的PET薄膜之算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為13.8nm。另一 方面,準備高透明等級的PET薄膜作為模具材。後者,即高 透明等級的PET薄膜之算術平均粗糙。與 實施例3同樣地在模具内將該pet薄膜與橡皮布基材平行配 置,並在基材與PET薄膜間注入橡皮布表面橡膠的原料,使 20 橡膠硬化後從模具取出,剝除PET薄膜得到橡皮布。該橡皮 布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為9.1nm。使用該橡皮布,與實 施例1同樣地處理,在前述超高透明等級的pET薄膜上印刷 預定之晝線時’付到良好的畫線形狀,且未出現針孔等。 實施例9 14 200948625 使用超高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該超高透 明等級的PET薄膜之算術平均粗糙度尺&({))為13 8nm。另一 5 m 10 15 參 20 方面,準備高透明等級的PET薄膜作為模具材。該後者,即 PET薄膜的算術平均粗糖度^^口)為4〇 8nm。與實施例3同樣 地,將該PET薄膜在模具内與橡皮布基材平行配置,在基材 與P E T間注入橡皮布表面橡膠的原料。使橡膠硬化後從模具 取出’剝掉PET薄膜得到橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗輪 度Ra(p)為60.9nm。使用該橡皮布,與實施例丨同樣地處理, 在前述超高透明等級的PET薄膜上印刷預定之畫線時,得到 良好的畫線形狀,且未出現針孔等。 實施例10 使用尚透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該高透明等 級的PET薄膜之算術平均粗糙。另一方 面,準備表面塗布了聚酯樹脂的PET薄膜作為模具材。該後 者,即塗布了聚酯樹脂之PET薄膜的算術平均粗糙度Ra⑹ 為1.6nm。將該PET薄膜與實施例3同樣地在模具内與橡皮 布基材平行配置,並在基材與PET薄膜間注入橡皮布表面橡 膠的原料’使之硬化後從模具取出,剝掉PET薄膜得到橡皮 布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗縫度Ra(p)為0.8nm。使用該橡 皮布,與實施例1同樣地在前述高透明等級的PET薄膜上印 刷預定之畫線時,得到良好的畫線形狀,且未出現針孔等。 實施例11 使用高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該高透明等 級的PET薄膜之算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為l5.2nm。另一方 15 200948625 面,準備超高透明等級的PET薄膜作為模具材。該PET薄膜 的鼻術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為13.8nm。與實施例1同樣地處 理,將該超南透明等級的PET薄膜貼合在水平架台上,並將 橡皮布表面橡膠的原料注入其上,再對其貼合橡皮布基 5 材,橡膠硬化之後剝掉PET薄膜得到印刷用的橡皮布。該橡 皮布的算術平均粗糙度尺歧⑴為2〇 4nm。使用該橡皮布,在 前述高透明等級的PET薄膜上,與實施例丨同樣地處理,印 刷預定之畫線時,得到良好的畫線形狀,且未出現針孔等。 實施例12 10 使用高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該高透明等 級的PET薄膜之算術平均粗糙度1^(?))為i5 2nm。另一方 面,準備透明等級的PET薄膜作為模具材。該PET薄膜的算 術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為45.0nm。與實施例1同樣地處理,將 該超高透明等級的PET薄膜貼合在水平架台上,並於其上注 15 入橡皮布表面橡膠的原料’再對其貼合橡皮布基材。橡膠 硬化之後剝掉PET薄膜得到印刷用橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術 平均粗糖度Ra(p)為67.3nm。使用該橡皮布,在前述高透明 等級的PET薄膜上’與實施例1同樣地處理,印刷預定之畫 線時,得到良好的晝線形狀,且未出現針孔等。 20 比較例1 被印刷體是使用LCD用CF等級的玻璃基板。玻璃基板 的表面粗糙度Ra(p)為0.5nm。另一方面,準備表面上塗布 有聚酯樹脂的PET薄膜。該PET薄膜的算術平均粗糙度以⑻ 爲1.6nm〇將該PET薄膜貼合在水平架台上,並使橡皮布表 200948625 面橡膠原料流進其上。將橡皮布的基材貼合於其上。橡膠 硬化後剝掉PET薄膜,得到表面上有橡膠層的橡皮布。該橡 皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為2.4nm。使用該橡皮布,在 前述的玻璃基板上印刷預定的晝線時,可確認整體的畫線 潼亂,而且也可確認有部分產生針孔。 比較例2 10 15 被印刷體是使用表面塗布了丙烯酸樹脂的PET薄膜。該 PET薄膜的算術平均粗链度Ra(p)為1.4nm。另一方面,準備 聚醯亞胺薄膜作為模具材。該聚醯亞胺薄膜的算術平均粗 糙度Ra(p)為4.8nm。與實施例1同樣地處理,使該pet薄膜 貼合在水平架台上,並使橡皮布表面橡膠原料流至其上, 對其貼合橡皮布的基材,使橡膠硬化。橡膠硬化後剝掉PET 薄膜’得到表面上有橡膠層的橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平 均粗糙度Ra(p)為6.5nm。使用該橡皮布,在塗布了前述丙 烯酸樹脂的PET薄膜上與實施例1同樣地印刷預定的畫線 時’可確認印刷全面上晝線溲亂。並未出現針孔等。 比較例3 被印刷體是使用表面上塗布了丙稀酸樹脂的ΡΕτ薄 膜。該PET薄膜的算術平均粗糙度以⑼為14nm。另一方 2〇 面,準備超高透明等級的PET薄膜作為模具材。該PET薄膜 的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為13.8nm。與實施例1同樣地處 理,將該超高透明等級的PET薄膜貼合在水平架台上,並使 橡皮布表面橡膠原料流至其上,對其貼合橡皮布的基材, 使橡膠硬化。橡膠硬化後剝掉PET薄膜,得到表面上有橡膠 17 200948625 層的橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為l〇.4nm。 使用該橡皮布,在表面上塗布有前述丙烯酸樹脂的PET薄膜 上與實施例1同樣地印刷預定的畫線時,可確認全體晝線凌 亂。也可見到針孔的出現。 5 比較例4 備妥聚醯亞胺薄膜作為被印刷體。該聚醢亞胺薄膜的 鼻術平均粗縫度Ra(p)爲4.8ηπι。另一方面,準備表面經過 精密研磨的玻璃基板作為模具材。該玻璃基板的算術平均 粗糙度Ra(p)為〇.4nm。將該玻璃基板貼合在水平架台,並 © 10 使橡皮布表面橡膠原料流進其上。將橡皮布的基材貼合於 其上’橡膠硬化後將其從玻璃基板剝掉,得到表面有橡膠 層的橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為0.2nm。 使用該橡皮布,在前述聚醯亞胺薄膜上與實施例1同樣地印 刷預定的晝線時,雖然沒有出現針孔,但可確認有局部晝 15 線凌亂。 比較例5 準備聚醯亞胺薄膜作為被印刷體。該聚醢亞胺薄膜的 算術平均粗糖度Ra(p)為4_8nm。另一方面,準備高透明等 級的PET薄膜作為模具材。該PET薄膜的表面粗糙度Ra(p) 2〇 為15.2nm。與實施例3同樣地,將該pET薄膜與橡皮布基材 平行配置在模具内,並在基材與PET薄膜間注入橡皮布表面 橡膠的原料,使之硬化後從模具取出。剝掉PET薄膜,得到 橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為22.2nm。使用 該橡皮布,與實施例1同樣地在前述聚醯亞胺薄膜上印刷預 18 200948625 定的畫線時,雖然沒有出現針孔,但可確認畫線湲亂。 比較例6 5 ❻ 10 15 ❹ 20 使用超高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該超高透 明等級之PET薄膜的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為13.8nm。另— 方面’準備玻璃基板作為模具材。該玻璃基板的算術平均 粗糙度Ra(p)為〇.5nm。實施例3同樣地,將該玻璃基板與與 橡皮布基材平行配置在模具内,並在基材與玻璃基板間注 入橡皮布表面橡膠的原料,使之硬化後從模具取出,由玻 璃基板剝掉表面橡膠,得到橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均 粗糖度Ra(p)為0.5nm。使用該橡皮布,與實施例1同樣地在 前述超高透明等級的PET薄膜上印刷預定的畫線時,雖然未 確認到有針孔的產生,但可確認部分畫線浚亂。 比較例7 使用超高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該超高透 明等級的PET薄膜之算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為i3.8nm。另一 方面,準備廣泛使用的PP薄膜作為模具材。該PP薄膜的算 術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為45.0nm。與實施例3同樣地,將PP薄 膜與橡皮布基材平行配置在模具内,並在基材和PP薄膜間 注入橡皮布表面橡膠的橡膠原料,使之硬化後從模具取 出,剝掉PP薄膜得到橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度 Ra(p)為67.3nm。使用該橡皮布,與實施例i同樣地在前述 超高透明等級PET薄膜上印刷預定的晝線時,可確認印刷全 面上畫線潼亂,也可見到有針孔產生。 比較例8 19 200948625 使用高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該PET薄膜 的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)爲15.2nm。另一方面,準備玻璃基 板作為模具材。該玻璃基板的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為 0.5nm 〇將該玻璃基板貼合在水平架台上,並於其上貼合橡 5 皮布的基材,橡膠硬化後將其自玻璃基板剝除,得到表面 有橡膠層的橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為 0.5nm。使用該橡皮布,在前述高透明等級的pet薄膜上, 與實施例1同樣地處理,印刷預定的畫線時,可確認全體畫 線潼亂,但並未確認到有針孔產生。 10 比較例9 準備高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該PET薄膜 的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為15.2nm。另一方面,準備表面上 塗布了丙烯酸樹脂的的PET薄膜作為模具材。該pET薄膜的 鼻術平均粗链度Ra(p)為1.4nm。與實施例3同樣地,將該PET 15 薄膜與橡皮布基材平行配置在模具内,並在基材與PET薄膜 間注入橡皮布表面橡膠的原料,使之硬化後從模具取出, 剝除PET薄膜後得到橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗裢度 Ra(p)為〇.7nm。使用該橡皮布,與實施例丨同樣地處理,在 前述高透明等級的PET薄膜上印刷預定的晝線時,雖沒有產 20 生針孔,但可確認局部畫線湲亂。 比較例10 準備高透明等級的PET薄膜作為被印刷體。該pET薄膜 的算術平均粗糙度尺&(1))為15.211111。另一方面,準備半透明 等級的PET薄膜作為模具材。該半透明等級的pET薄膜之算 200948625 術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為48.0nm。使該PET薄祺貼合在水平架 台上,並使橡皮布表面橡膠原料流入其上。將橡皮布的基 材貼合於其上,橡膠硬化後將其自PET薄膜剝離,得到表面 上有橡膠層的橡皮布。該橡皮布的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p)為 69.6nm。使用該橡皮布,在前述高透明等級PET薄膜上, 與實施例1同樣地印刷預定的晝線時,可確認全體畫線浚亂 和產生局部的針孔。這些實施例及比較例的結果示於表1。Japan contract company products, 2 liquid type Shixi rubber), thickness is 〇, 4mm. The substrate 20 22 was formed by adhering a 0.1 mm PET film S-10 (manufactured by Toray Co., Ltd.) 221 to a 0.5 mm flexible polyurethane foam 222. A schematic view of the main part of the letterpress reverse printing press using this blanket is shown in Fig. 3. As shown in Fig. 3(A), the blanket 31 is mounted around a blanket cylinder 32. The ink supplied from the ink cartridge 36 is directly supplied to the blanket 31 by a slit die 200948625 (Slitdie) 33. A beta film of ink (K-film, BETA FILM) was formed on the blanket 31. After the ink of the non-image portion is removed by the printing plate 34, the necessary line pattern remaining on the blanket 31 is transferred onto the object 35 to be printed. 5 Example 1 The printed body was a CF-grade glass substrate for LCD. The glass substrate had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra (P) of 〇.5 nm. The glass substrate was attached to a horizontal gantry, and a surface rubber material (liquid ketone rubber) was poured thereon, and allowed to stand in an environment of a temperature of 23 C and a humidity of 50% for 24 hours, and was cured as it was. An adhesive is applied to the hardened rubber, and the substrate of the blanket is attached thereto. After the rubber is hardened, the rubber is peeled off from the glass substrate to obtain a blanket having a rubber layer on the surface. The rubber had an arithmetic mean thick chain degree Ra (p) of 0.5 nm. Using the blanket, a predetermined line is printed on the aforementioned glass substrate. The ink is a silver paste, and the line drawing is to determine the line shape of the printed matter as a line pattern of the printing design value of 25 μm. In addition, investigate whether there are pinhole defects that occur in the line. As a result, the obtained line was in a good shape, and pinholes and the like did not appear. Example 2 The printed body was a CF substrate using a CF grade for LCD. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the glass substrate 20 was 0.5 nm. On the other hand, a PET film having an acrylic resin coated on the surface to improve smoothness is prepared. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the PET film was 1.4 nm. As in Example 1, the PET film was attached to a horizontal stand, and the rubber material on the surface of the rubber cloth was poured thereinto. Then, the base of the blanket 200948625 is attached. After the rubber was hardened, the PET film was peeled off to obtain a blanket having a rubber layer on the surface. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 2. 〇 nm. Using this rubber cloth, the same treatment as in Example 1 was carried out on the glass substrate, and when a predetermined line was printed, a good line shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. 5 Example 3 A polyimide film was used for the printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the polyimide film was 4.8 nm. On the other hand, a glass substrate of CF grade for LCD is prepared as a mold material for molding a blanket. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the glass substrate was 0.5 nm. The glass substrate is placed in a predetermined mold to be parallel to the blanket substrate, and a surface rubber material is injected between the substrate and the glass substrate. After injecting the surface rubber raw material, the mold was allowed to stand in a heating oven at 8 ° C for 3 hours to harden the rubber. After the rubber is hardened, the glass substrate integrated with the substrate is taken out from the mold, and the glass substrate is peeled off from the substrate to obtain a blanket for printing. The arithmetic mean coarseness Ra(p) of the blanket is 〇.3 nm. Using this blanket, the polyimide film was treated in the same manner as in Example 1 in the same manner as in Example 1, and when a predetermined line was printed, a good line shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. Example 4 A polyimide film was used for the printed body. The polyimide film had a mean roughness Ra(p) of 4.8 nm. On the other hand, a PET film coated with a polyester resin on the surface in order to improve the smoothness of the surface was prepared as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the PET film was 1.6 nm. In the same manner as in the first embodiment, the PET film was attached to a horizontal gantry, and the rubber material on the surface of the blanket was flowed thereon, and then the substrate of the blanket was attached thereto. After the hardening of the rubber of 200948625, the stripping was performed. The PE T film was obtained as a blanket for printing. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 〇.9 nm. Using the blanket, the same treatment as in Example 1 was carried out on the polyimide film, and when a predetermined twist line was printed, a good twisted shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. 5 Example 5 A polyimide film was used for the printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the polyimide film was 4.8 nm. The polyimide film is attached to a horizontal gantry, and a rubber material on the surface of the blanket is flowed thereon, and the rubber is cured, and then an adhesive is applied and adhered to the substrate. After the rubber is hardened, the polyimine thin film 10 is peeled off to obtain a blanket for printing. The blanket has an arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of 6_5 nm. Using this blanket, a predetermined twist line was obtained on the polyimide film in the same manner as in Example i, and a pinhole shape or the like was not obtained. Example 6 15 A polyimide film was used for the printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the polyimide film was 4.8 nm. On the other hand, a PET film of an ultra-high transparent grade was prepared as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the PET film was 13-8 nm. In the same manner as in the first embodiment, the PET film was bonded to a horizontal stand, and the rubber material on the surface of the blanket was flowed thereon, and the substrate of the blanket was attached thereto, and the PET film was peeled off after the rubber was hardened. Printing blanket. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 20.4 nm. Using the blanket, the polyimide film was treated in the same manner as in Example 1 to obtain a good twisted shape when printing a predetermined line, and pinholes and the like did not occur. Example 7 13 200948625 A PET film of an ultra-high transparency grade was used as a printed body. The ultra-high transparency grade PET film had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of i3.8 nm. On the other hand, a PET film coated with an acrylic resin on the surface was prepared as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness of the PET film is ^^(10)! . The same procedure as in the case of the fifth example was carried out. The latter acrylic resin-coated PET film was bonded to a horizontal stand, and the rubber material on the surface of the blanket was allowed to flow thereon, and the rubber was cured while being kept in contact with the PET film. After the rubber is hardened, an adhesive is applied, the substrate of the blanket is attached, and the PET film coated with the acrylic resin is peeled off to obtain a blanket. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 〇.7 nm. (10) Using this blanket, in the same manner as in Example 1, when a predetermined line was printed on the PET film of the ultrahigh transparent grade, a good line shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. Example 8 Using a PET film of a super-clear grade as a printed body The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the ultra-high-through PET film was 13.8 nm. On the other hand, a PET film of a high transparency grade is prepared as a mold material. The latter, the arithmetic mean roughness of a high transparency grade PET film. In the same manner as in the third embodiment, the pet film was placed in parallel with the blanket substrate in the mold, and a raw material of the rubber of the surface of the blanket was injected between the substrate and the PET film, and the rubber was hardened and taken out from the mold to peel off the PET film. Get a blanket. The blanket had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of 9.1 nm. Using this blanket, in the same manner as in Example 1, when a predetermined twist line was printed on the pET film of the ultra-high transparency grade, a good line shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. Example 9 14 200948625 A PET film of an ultra-high transparency grade was used as a printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness ruler & ({)) of the ultra-high transparency grade PET film was 138 nm. On the other side of 5 m 10 15 gin 20, a PET film with a high transparency grade was prepared as a mold material. The latter, that is, the arithmetic mean coarse sugar of the PET film, was 4 〇 8 nm. In the same manner as in Example 3, the PET film was placed in parallel with the blanket substrate in the mold, and a raw material of the rubber of the blanket surface was injected between the substrate and the P E T . After the rubber is hardened, it is taken out from the mold. The PET film is peeled off to obtain a blanket. The arithmetic mean coarse wheel Ra(p) of the blanket was 60.9 nm. Using this blanket, in the same manner as in Example ,, when a predetermined line was printed on the PET film of the ultra-high transparency grade, a good line shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. Example 10 A PET film of a still transparent grade was used as a to-be-printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness of the highly transparent grade PET film. On the other hand, a PET film having a surface coated with a polyester resin was prepared as a mold material. The latter, that is, the PET film coated with the polyester resin had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra (6) of 1.6 nm. In the same manner as in Example 3, the PET film was placed in parallel with the blanket substrate in the mold, and a raw material of rubber on the surface of the blanket was injected between the substrate and the PET film, which was hardened, taken out from the mold, and peeled off the PET film. Blanket. The arithmetic mean roughness of the blanket, Ra(p), was 0.8 nm. Using this rubber cloth, when a predetermined line was printed on the high-transparent PET film in the same manner as in Example 1, a good line shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. Example 11 A PET film of a high transparency grade was used as a to-be-printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the highly transparent PET film was 15.2 nm. The other side, 15 200948625, prepared a PET film with an ultra-high transparency grade as a mold material. The nasal film of the PET film had an average roughness Ra (p) of 13.8 nm. In the same manner as in Example 1, the super-transparent grade PET film was attached to a horizontal stand, and the rubber material of the blanket surface was poured thereon, and then the rubber base 5 was attached thereto, and the rubber was hardened. The PET film was peeled off to obtain a blanket for printing. The arithmetic mean roughness of the rubber cloth (1) is 2 〇 4 nm. Using this blanket, the PET film of the high transparency grade was treated in the same manner as in Example ,, and when a predetermined line was printed, a good line shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. Example 12 10 A PET film of a high transparency grade was used as a to-be-printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness 1^(?) of the highly transparent PET film was i5 2 nm. On the other hand, a PET film of a transparent grade was prepared as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the PET film was 45.0 nm. In the same manner as in Example 1, the PET film of the ultra-high transparency grade was bonded to a horizontal stand, and the raw material of the rubber on the surface of the blanket was placed thereon, and the blanket substrate was attached thereto. After the rubber is hardened, the PET film is peeled off to obtain a blanket for printing. The arithmetic mean roughness of the blanket, Ra(p), was 67.3 nm. Using the blanket, the PET film of the high transparent grade was treated in the same manner as in Example 1. When a predetermined line was printed, a good twisted line shape was obtained, and pinholes and the like did not occur. 20 Comparative Example 1 The printed body was a CF substrate using a CF grade for LCD. The surface roughness Ra (p) of the glass substrate was 0.5 nm. On the other hand, a PET film coated with a polyester resin on the surface was prepared. The PET film had an arithmetic mean roughness of (6) of 1.6 nm, the PET film was attached to a horizontal stand, and a blanket material 200948625 surface rubber material was flowed thereon. The substrate of the blanket is attached thereto. After the rubber is hardened, the PET film is peeled off to obtain a blanket having a rubber layer on the surface. The rubber cloth had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of 2.4 nm. When a predetermined twist was printed on the above-mentioned glass substrate using the blanket, it was confirmed that the entire line was disordered, and it was confirmed that pinholes were partially generated. Comparative Example 2 10 15 The printed body was a PET film coated with an acrylic resin on its surface. The PET film had an arithmetic mean thick chain degree Ra (p) of 1.4 nm. On the other hand, a polyimide film was prepared as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the polyimide film was 4.8 nm. In the same manner as in the first embodiment, the pet film was bonded to a horizontal stand, and a rubber material on the surface of the blanket was allowed to flow thereon, and the base material of the blanket was attached to the rubber to be hardened. After the rubber is hardened, the PET film is peeled off to obtain a blanket having a rubber layer on the surface. The blanket had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of 6.5 nm. When a predetermined line was printed on the PET film coated with the above acrylic resin in the same manner as in Example 1 using the blanket, it was confirmed that the entire printing line was disordered. No pinholes or the like appeared. Comparative Example 3 The printed body was a film of ΡΕτ coated with an acrylic resin on its surface. The arithmetic mean roughness of the PET film was 14 nm at (9). On the other side, a PET film of ultra-high transparency grade was prepared as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the PET film was 13.8 nm. In the same manner as in the first embodiment, the ultra-high-transparent PET film was bonded to a horizontal stand, and the rubber material on the surface of the blanket was applied thereto, and the base material of the blanket was bonded to the rubber to be hardened. After the rubber was hardened, the PET film was peeled off to obtain a blanket having a layer of rubber 17 200948625 on the surface. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 10 〇.4 nm. When a predetermined line was printed on the PET film having the acrylic resin coated on the surface thereof in the same manner as in Example 1 using this blanket, it was confirmed that all the twist lines were disordered. The appearance of pinholes can also be seen. 5 Comparative Example 4 A polyimide film was prepared as a printed matter. The average rhinosis Ra (p) of the polyimine film was 4.8 ηπι. On the other hand, a glass substrate whose surface has been precisely ground is prepared as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the glass substrate was 〇.4 nm. The glass substrate is attached to the horizontal stand, and © 10 is used to feed the rubber material on the surface of the blanket. The base material of the blanket was attached thereto. After the rubber was hardened, it was peeled off from the glass substrate to obtain a blanket having a rubber layer on its surface. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 0.2 nm. Using this blanket, when a predetermined twist was printed on the polyimide film in the same manner as in Example 1, although pinholes did not occur, it was confirmed that a partial line 15 was disordered. Comparative Example 5 A polyimide film was prepared as a to-be-printed body. The arithmetic mean coarse sugar Ra(p) of the polyimide film was 4-8 nm. On the other hand, a PET film of a high transparent grade was prepared as a mold material. The PET film had a surface roughness Ra(p) 2 〇 of 15.2 nm. In the same manner as in the third embodiment, the pET film and the blanket substrate were placed in parallel in a mold, and a raw material of rubber on the surface of the blanket was injected between the substrate and the PET film to be cured, and then taken out from the mold. The PET film was peeled off to obtain a blanket. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 22.2 nm. Using this blanket, in the same manner as in Example 1, when the thread of the pre- 18 200948625 was printed on the polyimide film, the pinhole was not formed, but the line was confirmed to be disordered. Comparative Example 6 5 ❻ 10 15 ❹ 20 A PET film of an ultra-high transparency grade was used as the object to be printed. The ultra-high transparency grade PET film had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of 13.8 nm. Another aspect is to prepare a glass substrate as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the glass substrate was 〇.5 nm. In the same manner as in the third embodiment, the glass substrate was placed in a mold in parallel with the blanket substrate, and a raw material of the surface rubber of the blanket was injected between the substrate and the glass substrate, which was cured, and then taken out from the mold and peeled off from the glass substrate. Remove the surface rubber and get a blanket. The arithmetic mean coarse sugar Ra(p) of the blanket was 0.5 nm. When a predetermined line was printed on the PET film of the ultra-high transparency grade in the same manner as in Example 1, the occurrence of pinholes was not confirmed, but it was confirmed that some of the lines were disordered. Comparative Example 7 A PET film of an ultra-high transparency grade was used as a to-be-printed body. The ultra-high transparency grade PET film had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of i3.8 nm. On the other hand, a widely used PP film is prepared as a mold material. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the PP film was 45.0 nm. In the same manner as in the third embodiment, the PP film and the blanket substrate were placed in parallel in a mold, and a rubber material of rubber on the surface of the blanket was injected between the substrate and the PP film to be hardened, taken out from the mold, and the PP film was peeled off. Get a blanket. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 67.3 nm. Using this blanket, when a predetermined twist line was printed on the ultra-high transparency grade PET film in the same manner as in Example i, it was confirmed that the line on the entire surface of the printing was disordered, and pinholes were also observed. Comparative Example 8 19 200948625 A PET film of high transparency grade was used as a printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the PET film was 15.2 nm. On the other hand, a glass substrate was prepared as a mold material. The glass substrate has an arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of 0.5 nm. The glass substrate is bonded to a horizontal gantry, and a base material of the rubber 5 woven fabric is attached thereto, and the rubber is hardened and then peeled off from the glass substrate. In addition, a blanket having a rubber layer on the surface was obtained. The blanket had an arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of 0.5 nm. Using this blanket, the PET film of the high transparent grade was treated in the same manner as in Example 1. When a predetermined line was printed, it was confirmed that all the lines were disturbed, but pinholes were not confirmed. 10 Comparative Example 9 A PET film of high transparency was prepared as a to-be-printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra (p) of the PET film was 15.2 nm. On the other hand, a PET film coated with an acrylic resin on the surface was prepared as a mold material. The nasal average roughness of the pET film was Ra (p) of 1.4 nm. In the same manner as in Example 3, the PET 15 film and the blanket substrate were placed in parallel in a mold, and a raw material of the rubber on the surface of the blanket was injected between the substrate and the PET film to be hardened, taken out from the mold, and peeled off. A blanket was obtained after the film. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket is 〇.7 nm. Using this blanket, in the same manner as in Example ,, when a predetermined twist line was printed on the PET film of high transparency grade, no pinhole was produced, but it was confirmed that the partial line was disordered. Comparative Example 10 A PET film having a high transparency grade was prepared as a to-be-printed body. The arithmetic mean roughness gauge & (1) of the pET film was 15.211111. On the other hand, a translucent grade PET film was prepared as a mold material. The calculation of the translucent grade pET film 200948625 has a mean roughness Ra(p) of 48.0 nm. The PET crucible is attached to the horizontal stage, and the rubber material on the surface of the blanket is poured thereinto. The base material of the blanket was attached thereto, and after the rubber was hardened, it was peeled off from the PET film to obtain a blanket having a rubber layer on the surface. The arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the blanket was 69.6 nm. Using this blanket, when a predetermined twist line was printed on the high transparent grade PET film in the same manner as in Example 1, it was confirmed that all the lines were disordered and local pinholes were generated. The results of these examples and comparative examples are shown in Table 1.

21 200948625 針孔 m m 碡 #- 碟 4r 碡 畫線判定 jnU jnU /tU κ- 1不良 1不良| 不良 晝線幅(μιη) 最大值一最小值 1^* fN d CS Os. (N 〇i ο (Ν IT) 〇 0 01 <N cn V) cn 寸 VO 卜 cn ο 寸 〇〇 寸· 00 〇 最大值 | 25.3 I 1 25.8 1 25.4 1 2孓9 1 CN 26.2 \ 1 25.8 1 1 25.8 1 25.9 j 1 25.2 [ ! 25.8 | 26.0 I | 26.9 I 1 26.6 1 '27.0 26.9 j 26.9 1 1 28.0 1 1 27.0 27.0 27.2 28.0 最小值 | 24.2 1 1 24.2 1 1 23.9 1 1 23.8 1 24.5 24.0 | 23.9 1 1 23,6 1 1 23.9 1 1 23.7 1 24.2 1 1 24.0 | 23.7 m CN I 22.6 I | 23.3 I 1 23.2 1 1 24.0 1 | 22.2 1 CN (Ν 23.4 1 23.0 被印刷體基準的Ra值乘數 1橡皮布1 1.00 4.00 . 0.06 L 0.19 」 1 1-35_I |—4_25 1 0.05 0.66 L^4i_1 0.05 L_L34 —」 |_^43」 4.48 1 4.64 1 丨 7.43 I 0.04 L^6—3_1 0.04 1 4.88 0.03 0.05 4.58 基板(模具材) 〇 〇 2.80 0.10 0.33 1.00 2.88 0.10 ο 2.96 d 0.91 2.96 3.20 3.43 9.86 0.08 3.17 0.04 3.26 ί 0.03 0.09 3.16 表面的算術平均粗縫度(nm) |橡皮布| ο ο (Ν m d ON o 1 20.4 _ I 卜 d <> 60.9 00 o i 20.4 67.3— I 寸 (N 10.4 CN 〇 1 22.2 1 Vi d '67.3 «ο ο 卜 d 69.6 基板(模具材) m ο o 00 寸 00 15.2 40.8 00 ΓΛ 45.0 Ό CO 00 m 寸 〇 15.2 o 45.0 ι〇 ο 寸 48.0 被印刷體| m d ΙΓί ο 00 00 寸 00 00 00 00 00 1 15.2 15.2 I 丨 15.2 I o 寸 寸 00 00 寸 00 r^i 00 15.2 _—| 15.2 1 15.2 實施例1 ! 實施例2 實施例3 實施例4 實施例5 實施例6 實施例7 實施例8 實施例9 實施例10 實施例11 實施例12 比較例1 比較例2 比較例3 比較例4 比較例5 |比較例6 比較例7 1比較例8 1比較例9 比較例10 ©❹ 22 200948625 表1所不之實施例及比較例的畫線圖案之畫線寬是以 23.5〜26.5μιη為基準,畫線寬的最大值與最小值之差到^ 為止者視為良好’超過該範圍者視為不良表示於同表中。 畫線寬越均勻鑛,畫_外側(端部)呈_形狀者不佳。 5如表1所示,具有接觸相對於被印刷體的算術平均粗糙度 Ra(p),有O.lxRa(p)〜3xRa(p)的表面粗糙度之構件(模子) 而使之硬化的表面橡膠之實施例,其橡皮布任一者都可以 形成畫線寬的差在3μηι的範圍内而且良好的細線圖案。另 外,對有無針孔也進行調查並表示於同表。 10 具有接觸相對於被印刷體的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p),有 落在O.lx Ra(p)〜3x Ra(p)之範圍外的表面粗糙度的構件 (模子)而使之硬化的表面橡膠之比較例,在使用其橡皮布所 形成的細線圖案化中,得知並不能形成良好的晝線,畫線 的外側(端部)呈鋸齒狀,而且產生針孔,爲不良品。相對於 15 此’在使用實施例的橡皮布所形成之細線圖案中,得知能 夠形成良好的畫線,而且畫線的外側(端部)少有鋸齒紋,而 且也未產生針孔。 【圖式簡單說明】 第1圖為本發明之一實施例的橡皮布之部份斷面。 20 第2圖為本發明之另一實施例的橡皮布之部份斷面。 第3(A)、(B)圖是使用本發明實施例的橡皮布對被印刷 體轉印畫線圖案的狀態之概略性示意說明。 第4圖為實施例1之印刷體的晝線形狀之部份外觀的顯 示相片。 23 200948625 第5圖為比較例1之印刷體的畫線形狀之部份外觀的顯 示相片。 【主要元件符號說明】 11…表面橡膠 222…軟質聚酯泡洙塑料 12…基材 31…橡皮布 12Ρ·.ΡΕΤ 薄膜 32…橡皮布滾筒 122…壓縮層 33…狹縫模 123···聚酯布 34.·.印刷版 21…表面橡膠 35…被印刷體 22…基材 36…墨盒 221···ΡΕΤ 薄膜 2421 200948625 pinhole mm 碡#- disc 4r 碡 line judgment jnU jnU /tU κ-1 bad 1 bad | bad 昼 line width (μιη) maximum one minimum 1^* fN d CS Os. (N 〇i ο (Ν IT) 〇0 01 <N cn V) cn inch VO cn ο inch inch · 00 〇 maximum | 25.3 I 1 25.8 1 25.4 1 2孓9 1 CN 26.2 \ 1 25.8 1 1 25.8 1 25.9 j 1 25.2 [ ! 25.8 | 26.0 I | 26.9 I 1 26.6 1 '27.0 26.9 j 26.9 1 1 28.0 1 1 27.0 27.0 27.2 28.0 Minimum value | 24.2 1 1 24.2 1 1 23.9 1 1 23.8 1 24.5 24.0 | 23.9 1 1 23 , 6 1 1 23.9 1 1 23.7 1 24.2 1 1 24.0 | 23.7 m CN I 22.6 I | 23.3 I 1 23.2 1 1 24.0 1 | 22.2 1 CN (Ν 23.4 1 23.0 Ra value multiplier 1 blanket of the printed body reference 1 1.00 4.00 . 0.06 L 0.19 ” 1 1-35_I |—4_25 1 0.05 0.66 L^4i_1 0.05 L_L34 —” |_^43” 4.48 1 4.64 1 丨7.43 I 0.04 L^6—3_1 0.04 1 4.88 0.03 0.05 4.58 Substrate (Mold material) 〇〇2.80 0.10 0.33 1.00 2.88 0.10 ο 2.96 d 0.91 2.96 3.20 3.43 9.86 0.08 3.17 0.04 3.26 ί 0.03 0.09 3.16 Mathematical average rough seam of surface (nm ) | 橡皮 ο Ν Ν d d d d d Mold material) m ο o 00 inch 00 15.2 40.8 00 ΓΛ 45.0 Ό CO 00 m inch 〇 15.2 o 45.0 ι〇ο inch 48.0 printed body | md ΙΓί ο 00 00 inch 00 00 00 00 00 1 15.2 15.2 I 丨15.2 I o inch 00 00 inch 00 r^i 00 15.2 _-| 15.2 1 15.2 Example 1 ! Example 2 Example 3 Example 4 Example 5 Example 6 Example 7 Example 8 Example 9 Example 10 Example 11 Example 12 Comparative Example 1 Comparative Example 2 Comparative Example 3 Comparative Example 4 Comparative Example 5 | Comparative Example 6 Comparative Example 7 1 Comparative Example 8 1 Comparative Example 9 Comparative Example 10 ©❹ 22 200948625 Examples and comparisons of Table 1 In the example, the line width of the line drawing is based on 23.5 to 26.5 μm, and the difference between the maximum value and the minimum value of the line width is determined to be "good". If it exceeds the range, it is regarded as a defect in the same table. The more uniform the line width is, the lower the _ shape of the outer side (end). 5, as shown in Table 1, having a member (mold) having a surface roughness of O.lxRa(p) to 3xRa(p) in contact with the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the object to be printed, and hardening it. In the embodiment of the surface rubber, either of the blankets can form a line width difference of 3 μm and a good fine line pattern. In addition, the presence or absence of pinholes was also investigated and indicated in the same table. 10 having a contact with respect to the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the body to be printed, and having a surface roughness (mold) falling outside the range of O.lx Ra(p) to 3x Ra(p) In the comparative example of the surface rubber, in the patterning of the fine lines formed by using the blanket, it was found that a good twist line could not be formed, and the outer side (end portion) of the drawn line was saw-toothed, and pinholes were generated, which was a defective product. . With respect to the thin line pattern formed by the use of the blanket of the embodiment, it was found that a good line can be formed, and the outer side (end portion) of the line has few zigzag lines, and no pinhole is formed. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view of a blanket according to an embodiment of the present invention. 20 Fig. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view showing a blanket of another embodiment of the present invention. The third (A) and (B) drawings are schematic explanatory views showing a state in which the drawn line pattern is transferred to the to-be-printed body using the blanket of the embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 is a photograph showing a part of the appearance of the twisted line shape of the printed body of Example 1. 23 200948625 Fig. 5 is a photograph showing the appearance of a part of the shape of the line of the printed body of Comparative Example 1. [Main component symbol description] 11...surface rubber 222...soft polyester foam plastic 12...substrate 31...rubber 12Ρ·.ΡΕΤ Film 32... blanket cylinder 122...compression layer 33...slit die123··· Ester cloth 34.. Printing plate 21... Surface rubber 35... Printed body 22... Substrate 36... Ink cartridge 221··· 薄膜 Film 24

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200948625 七、申請專利範圍: 1. 一種印刷用橡皮布’係用以將細線圖案印刷至被印刷體 而使用之橡皮布,且 5 10 15200948625 VII. Patent application scope: 1. A blanket for printing is a blanket used to print a fine line pattern to a printed object, and 5 10 15 20 橡皮布表面橡膠的算術平均粗糙度相對於被印刷 體表面的算術平均粗糙度Ra(p),具有〇〇5xRa(p)〜 4.5><Ra(p)之值的算術平均粗輪度。 2. —種印刷用橡皮布的製造方法’係用以將細線圖案印刷 至被印刷體而使用之橡皮布的製造方法,其由以下的步 驟組成, ① 準備相對於被印刷體的算術平均粗輪度Ra(P)具 O.lxRa(p)〜3xRa(p)之範圍的算術平均粗糙度之基 板, ② 使液態橡膠流至前述基板的表,之後維持原狀使其 硬化, ③ 在前述已硬化的橡膠表面塗布黏著劑以形成黏著 劑層, ④ 將橡皮布的基材貼合在前述黏著劑層之上, ⑤ 表面橡膠層硬化後從基板剝離橡皮布。 3. 如申請專利範圍第2項記載之印刷用橡皮布的製造方 法,其中前述基板為玻璃、PET薄膜、PEN薄膜、聚醢 亞胺薄膜中之任一種。 4. 如申請專利範圍第丨項或第2項記載之印刷用橡皮布,其 中表面橡膠的原料是矽橡膠。 2520 arithmetic mean roughness of the rubber surface rubber with respect to the arithmetic mean roughness Ra(p) of the surface of the printed body, having an arithmetic mean coarse wheel of 〇〇5xRa(p)~4.5><Ra(p) degree. 2. A method for producing a blanket for printing is a method for producing a blanket for printing a fine line pattern onto a to-be-printed body, which is composed of the following steps: 1 preparing an arithmetic mean coarse relative to the to-be-printed body The rotation Ra (P) has an arithmetic mean roughness of the range of O.lxRa(p) to 3xRa(p), 2 causes the liquid rubber to flow to the surface of the substrate, and then remains as it is to be hardened, 3 The hardened rubber surface is coated with an adhesive to form an adhesive layer, 4 the substrate of the blanket is attached to the adhesive layer, and 5 the surface rubber layer is hardened to peel off the blanket from the substrate. 3. The method for producing a printing blanket according to claim 2, wherein the substrate is any one of a glass, a PET film, a PEN film, and a polyimide film. 4. For the printing blanket described in the second or second paragraph of the patent application, the raw material of the surface rubber is ruthenium rubber. 25
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