WO2004062829A1 - 紋様転写缶およびその製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a pattern transfer can and a method for manufacturing the same, and relates to a steel can or an aluminum plate such as a pre-printed TFS while avoiding the effect of clogging of a pattern due to light interference fringes (hologram) or minute irregularities in a picture or a photograph.
- the pattern is transferred to a can or the like to enable high-speed mass production.
- decorations are performed on the body of the can by printing or the like. It is proposed to differentiate by applying a design different from the decoration by printing by expressing a pattern such as a luminous hologram (interference fringe), a picture or a photograph with fine irregularities on a metal container. Have been.
- a photo resist Irradiates the surface with laser light and develops it to form fine irregularities on the surface, and then creates a nickel electroplate that captures these irregularities. Then, the outer surface of the metal container is brought into rolling contact with the nickel electroplate under pressure to transfer a fine pattern, thereby reproducing a hologram or the like on the outer surface of the metal container.
- a nickel hologram (positive image) using a photo resist is used to transfer nickel to a metal surface in the same manner as described above.
- a mother shim (shadow image) made of the same material is created.
- a cis-sun shim (positive image) which will be a sim for many children, is similarly created by electric power.
- the surface (negative image) is subjected to processing such as curing, and the printing roll is used to emboss the surface of the can.
- the holographic image is transferred.
- a method of directly transferring the fine uneven pattern by pressing the outer peripheral surface of the metal container against the nickel electroplate while rotating the outer surface of the metal container, or pressing and rotating between the printing roll and the metal container to form the fine uneven pattern while rotating.
- a slip occurs at almost any point where the rotating metal container is in contact with the electromechanical plate or printing roll, and this causes the aluminum can or tinplate or tinplate to slip.
- the material of the metal container such as TFS can be clogged due to infiltration into minute irregularities, and only a few to tens of cans can be transferred.
- the hot stamp printing method fine irregular patterns are directly formed on the metal container. Unlike the formation, the hot stamping foil is bonded, and mass production at high speed is difficult, and post-treatment such as surface coating is required after bonding.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and has been developed at a high speed and at a high speed without being affected by clogging due to the transfer of minute uneven patterns representing photographs, pictures, or light interference fringes (holograms). It is intended to provide a pattern transfer can that can be produced and a method for producing the same. Disclosure of the invention
- the band-shaped transfer mold material on which the fine irregularities are formed is applied to the can, and the can and the band-shaped transfer mold material are sandwiched between the pattern surface forming mold material and the pressing support mold material. Fine transferred to the can by pressing It is characterized by having a small uneven pattern.
- the belt-shaped transfer mold material having the fine irregularities formed thereon is applied to the can, and the can and the band-shaped transfer mold material are sandwiched between the pattern surface forming mold material and the pressing support mold material, and the fine irregularities are pressed and transferred to the can.
- It is configured with a pattern, and the micro-relief pattern is formed by using a transfer mold material that is separated into a band-shaped transfer mold material with micro-roughness portions and a pattern-form surface formation material with a pattern surface forming portion.
- the band-shaped transfer mold material can be moved little by little or around the circumference of the can in harmony with the number of cans to be processed, or can be replaced.Build-up due to clogging ⁇ Transfer becomes possible, and high-speed mass production becomes possible.
- the pattern transfer can according to claim 2 of the present invention, in addition to the configuration according to claim 1, wherein the fine concave-convex pattern causes the band-shaped transfer mold material to move relative to the pattern surface forming mold material and the pressing support mold material. It is characterized by being formed by moving and pressing and transferring to the can.
- the fine concave-convex pattern is formed by moving the band-shaped transfer mold material relative to the pattern surface forming mold material and the pressing support mold material and pressing and transferring the same to the can.
- moving the band-shaped transfer mold material little by little or in relation to the circumference of the can in harmony with the number of cans processed, build-up due to clogging can be performed continuously without being affected by abrasion of minute irregularities. High-speed mass production becomes possible.
- the pattern transfer can according to claim 3 of the present invention in addition to the configuration according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the fine unevenness of the fine unevenness pattern is a protrusion or a ridge parallel to the circumferential direction of the can. It is characterized by being formed in a shape.
- the fine unevenness of the fine unevenness pattern is formed in a projection shape or a ridge shape parallel to the circumferential direction of the can.
- a hologram pattern can be formed with a projecting or ridge-shaped micro uneven pattern, and by forming a ridge shape parallel to the circumferential direction of the can, the discharge of the material of the can is promoted and build-up due to further clogging can be prevented. In addition, continuous transfer becomes possible and high-speed mass production becomes possible.
- the arrangement of the fine irregularities on the pattern surface does not always match, or the quality of the fine irregularities changes in the transfer direction. By doing so, it is possible to clearly distinguish the conventional fine irregularities from those directly formed and transferred onto the pattern surface forming die.
- the method for manufacturing a pattern transfer can comprises the steps of: applying a band-shaped transfer mold material on which minute concave and convex portions are formed to a can; and applying the can and the band-shaped transfer mold material to a pattern surface forming mold material and a pressing support mold material. And press-transfer onto the can to form a patterned surface with fine irregularities.
- a band-shaped transfer mold material having fine irregularities formed thereon is applied to the can, and the can and the band-shaped transfer mold material are sandwiched between the pattern surface forming mold material and the pressing support mold material, and are pressure-transferred to the can.
- a pattern surface with minute irregularities is formed by using a transfer mold material that is separated into a band-shaped transfer mold material with minute irregularities and a pattern surface forming mold material with pattern surface formation portions.
- the band-shaped transfer mold material is combined with the pattern surface forming mold material.
- the method is characterized in that after being relatively moved with respect to the press-supporting mold member to add the newly formed micro unevenness portion, it is transferred to the can by pressing.
- the band-shaped transfer mold material is moved relative to the pattern surface forming mold material and the pressing support mold material to add a newly formed fine uneven portion, and then is press-transferred to the can. At least the part where the buildup occurs due to the number of cans processed and the transfer of the fine unevenness is no longer possible is at least replaced by the newly formed fine unevenness and transferred, resulting in build-up due to clogging. Continuous transfer is possible without being affected, and high-speed mass production becomes possible.
- the newly formed micro uneven portion has a length equal to or shorter than the circumference of the can. And press-transfer to the can.
- the newly formed micro unevenness portion is press-transferred onto the can in such a manner as to be added at a length equal to or shorter than the circumference of the can.
- the quality of the micro-texture pattern has changed for each can by replacing it with new micro-textured portions of the same length as the circumference of the can.
- the method of manufacturing a pattern transfer can according to claim 7 of the present invention further includes, in addition to the configuration according to any one of claims 4 to 6, a surface of one of the pattern surface forming mold member and the pressing support mold member.
- the belt-shaped transfer mold material is formed with a concave-convex portion larger than the minute concave-convex portion, and is pressed and transferred to the can.
- a concave / convex portion larger than the fine concave / convex portion of the band-shaped transfer mold is formed on one of the surface of the pattern surface forming die and the pressing support die.
- the transfer surface is reduced as compared with the case of transferring the entire fine irregularities by performing the pressure transfer on the irregularities larger than the minute irregularities of the belt-shaped transfer mold material, and the build-up due to clogging is further reduced. Continuous transfer is possible without being affected by abrasion of minute irregularities, and the amount of waste of the band-shaped transfer mold material is reduced, enabling efficient high-speed mass production.
- the minute uneven portion of the band-shaped transfer mold material is formed in a projection shape or a ridge shape.
- the projections or ridges of the microscopic irregularities are arranged in parallel with the circumferential direction of the can, and are pressed and transferred to the can.
- the minute uneven portion of the band-shaped transfer mold material is formed in a projecting shape or a ridge shape, and the projecting or ridge-shaped minute uneven portion is parallel to the circumferential direction of the can.
- the hologram pattern can be formed with a projection-like or ridge-like minute uneven pattern, and can be formed in a ridge shape parallel to the circumferential direction of the can. This can prevent build-up due to clogging by further discharging the toner, enable continuous transfer, and enable high-speed mass production.
- a lubricant is interposed between the band-shaped transfer mold material and the can.
- the transfer to the can is performed by pressing.
- a lubricant is interposed between the band-shaped transfer mold material and the can to transfer the material to the can by pressing.
- the can material can be prevented from adhering, and drainage can be promoted to build more clogged. This prevents upswing, enables continuous transfer, and enables high-speed mass production.
- the method for manufacturing a pattern transfer can according to claim 10 of the present invention further includes, in addition to the configuration according to any one of claims 4 to 9, disposing the pattern surface forming mold material on the inner surface side of the can.
- the belt-shaped transfer mold member and the press-supporting mold member are arranged on the outer surface side of the can, and are pressed and transferred to the can.
- the pattern forming member is disposed on the inner surface side of the can, and the band-shaped transfer member and the pressing support member are disposed on the outer surface side of the can and pressed against the can. Transfer is performed, and even with the arrangement of the three mold members, build-up due to clogging can be prevented, continuous transfer can be performed, and high-speed mass production can be performed.
- the method for producing a pattern transfer can according to claim 11 of the present invention further comprises the pressing support mold member arranged on the inner surface side of the can in addition to the configuration according to any one of claims 4 to 10;
- the band-shaped transfer mold material and the pattern forming surface forming mold material are arranged on the outer surface side of the can, and are pressed and transferred to the can.
- the pressing support material is arranged on the inner surface side of the can, and the band-shaped transfer material and the pattern forming mold material are arranged on the outer surface side of the can, and the can is pressed against the can. Transfer is performed, and even with the arrangement of these three molds, build-up due to clogging can be prevented, continuous transfer is possible, and high-speed mass production is possible.
- the method for producing a pattern transfer can according to claim 12 of the present invention in addition to the configuration according to any one of claims 4 to 11, further comprises the pattern surface forming mold material or the pattern material formed on the outer surface side of the can.
- the press-supporting mold material is formed by pressing and transferring to the can as a concave-curved mold material having a center of curvature on the same side as the center of the can.
- the pattern forming mold material or the pressing support mold material disposed on the outer surface side of the can is formed as a concave curved shape material having a center of curvature on the same side as the center of the can. Press transfer to the can is performed, and build-up due to clogging can be further prevented, and continuous transfer can be performed, similar to the phenomenon of suppressing the reduction of the adduction gear, compared to the case where transfer is performed between convex surfaces so far. At the same time, it will be possible to efficiently produce high-speed mass production by reducing the amount of waste of the band-shaped transfer mold material.
- the method for producing a pattern transfer can according to claim 13 of the present invention is the method according to any one of claims 4 to 11, further comprising the pattern surface forming mold member arranged on the outer surface side of the can.
- the press-supporting mold material is press-transferred to the can as a convex-curved mold material.
- the pattern forming mold material or the press supporting mold material disposed on the outer surface side of the can is press-transferred to the can as a convex curved shape material,
- the belt-shaped transfer mold material can be moved relative to the convex curved surface in a stable state, and can be moved at high speed, thereby improving productivity and improving efficiency. High-speed mass production will be possible.
- the band-shaped transfer mold material on which the fine irregularities are formed is applied to the can, and the can and the band-shaped transfer mold material are sandwiched between the pattern surface-formed mold material and the pressing support mold material. Micro concave pressed and transferred to a can ⁇
- a fine concave / convex pattern is formed by using a transfer mold material that is separated into a band-shaped transfer mold material with fine irregularities and a pattern surface forming mold material with a pattern surface forming part. It is possible to move or replace the band-shaped transfer material little by little or around the circumference of the can in harmony with the number of cans processed.Pild-up due to clogging ⁇ Continuous without being affected by abrasion of minute irregularities Transfer is possible and high-speed mass production is possible.
- the fine concave and convex pattern is transferred to the can by moving the band-shaped transfer mold member relative to the pattern surface forming mold member and the pressing support mold member.
- the band-shaped transfer mold material Since it is formed by pressing and transferring, the band-shaped transfer mold material is moved relatively little by little or around the circumference of the can in harmony with the number of processing steps of the can, so that it is not affected by build-up due to clogging, abrasion of minute irregularities, etc.
- the transfer can be performed continuously, and high-speed mass production can be performed.
- the fine unevenness of the fine uneven pattern is formed in the shape of a protrusion or a ridge parallel to the circumferential direction of the can, so that the shape of the protrusion can be improved.
- a hologram pattern can be formed with ridge-shaped fine irregularities, and by forming a ridge parallel to the circumferential direction of the can, the discharge of the material of the can can be promoted, and build-up due to clogging can be further prevented, and continuous Transfer is possible and high-speed mass production is possible.
- the belt-shaped transfer mold material with the fine irregularities formed thereon is applied to a can, and the can and the band-shaped transfer mold material are sandwiched between the pattern surface forming mold material and the pressing support mold material, and the pattern is formed by pressing and transferring to the can to form the fine irregularities. Since the surface is formed, a fine irregular pattern is formed by using a transfer mold material separated into a band-shaped transfer mold material with fine irregularities and a pattern surface molding material with a pattern surface forming part.
- the belt-shaped transfer mold material can be moved little by little or around the circumference of the can, or replaced, in harmony with the number of cans processed.Build-up due to clogging ⁇ Continuous transfer without being affected by abrasion of minute irregularities And high-speed mass production.
- the method for manufacturing a pattern transfer can according to claim 5 of the present invention, after the band-shaped transfer mold is relatively moved with respect to the pattern surface forming mold and the pressing support mold to add the newly formed fine irregularities.
- the portion where the build-up occurs due to the number of processed cans and the transfer of the minute unevenness becomes impossible can be at least replaced by the newly formed minute unevenness and clogged. Build-up by enables continuous transfer without being affected by abrasion of minute irregularities, etc., and enables high-speed mass production.
- the new fine unevenness portion is added at a length equal to or shorter than the circumferential length of the can.
- the quality of the micro-texture pattern changes for each can by replacing it with new micro-textures of the same length as the circumferential length of the can, and at least a part of the pattern is replaced with the new micro-textures.
- the surface of one of the pattern forming mold material and the pressing support mold material has irregularities larger than the minute irregularities of the band-shaped transfer mold material.
- the transfer surface is formed by pressing and transferring to the can by pressing and transferring at the uneven portion which is larger than the fine uneven portion of the band-shaped transfer mold material, so that the transfer surface is smaller than when transferring the entire fine uneven portion. This allows continuous transfer without being affected by build-up due to clogging and abrasion of fine irregularities, and reduces waste of band-shaped transfer material, enabling efficient high-speed mass production.
- the fine irregularities of the band-shaped transfer mold material are formed in a projecting shape or a ridge shape, and the projecting or ridged minute irregularities are formed.
- the portion is arranged in parallel with the circumferential direction of the can so as to be pressed and transferred to the can, so that a hologram pattern can be formed with a projection-like or ridge-like minute uneven pattern, and moreover, the hologram pattern is parallel to the circumferential direction of the can.
- a lubricant is interposed between the band-shaped transfer mold material and the can to perform pressure transfer to the can, the positive transfer is achieved. Transferring in a lubricant atmosphere, such as with the lubricant added or the coolant during DI processing of the can attached, prevents can material from sticking, and promotes discharge, reducing build-up due to more clogging. Prevention, continuous transfer is possible, and high-speed mass production is possible.
- the pattern forming mold is disposed on the inner side of the can, and the band-shaped transfer mold and the pressing member are disposed on the outer side of the can. Place the support mold and press it into the can Since the image is transferred, build-up due to clogging can be prevented even with the arrangement of the three mold members, continuous transfer becomes possible, and high-speed mass production can be achieved.
- the pressing support mold member is arranged on the inner surface side of the can, and the band-shaped transfer mold member and the pattern surface formation are formed on the outer surface side of the can. Since the mold material is arranged and transferred to the can by pressing, the build-up due to clogging can be prevented even with the arrangement of the three mold materials, continuous transfer becomes possible, and high-speed mass production can be performed.
- the pattern surface forming mold material or the press-supporting mold material arranged on the outer surface side of the can is placed on the same side as the center of the can.
- the clogging is further caused by the clogging, similar to the phenomenon of suppressing the internal gear reduction, as compared with the conventional case of transferring between convex curved surfaces. Build-up can be prevented, continuous transfer can be achieved, and the amount of waste of the band-shaped transfer mold material can be reduced, and high-speed mass production can be performed efficiently.
- the pattern forming surface forming member or the pressing supporting member disposed on the outer surface side of the can can be used as a convex curved surface forming member. Since the can and the mold are transferred between the convex curved surfaces, the belt-shaped transfer mold material can be relatively moved along the convex curved surface in a stable state, enabling high-speed movement and production. Performance can be improved and high-speed mass production can be performed efficiently.
- FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of a pattern transfer can according to an embodiment of the pattern transfer can and the method for manufacturing the pattern transfer can of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of a pattern transfer can and a method of manufacturing the pattern transfer can according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged perspective view of a fine uneven portion according to an embodiment of the pattern transfer can and the method for manufacturing the pattern transfer can of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a partial plan view and a partial longitudinal sectional view of a manufacturing apparatus according to an embodiment of the pattern transfer can and the method for manufacturing the pattern transfer can of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a partial plan view and a partial longitudinal sectional view of a manufacturing apparatus according to another embodiment of the pattern transfer can and the method for manufacturing the pattern transfer can of the present invention.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 relate to an embodiment of a pattern transfer can and a method of manufacturing the pattern transfer can of the present invention
- FIG. 1 is a pattern transfer can
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of the manufacturing principle of the pattern transfer can.
- a fine irregular pattern 1 2 is directly transferred to the can body 1 1 a of a metal can 11 such as a steel can made of tin or TFS (tin-free-steel) or an aluminum can made of aluminum.
- the minute uneven pattern 12 is formed so that, for example, a hologram image due to light interference fringes can be seen, or a picture or a photograph due to minute unevenness can be expressed.
- the metal can 11 used as the material for such a pattern transfer can 10 is made by welding a 2-piece can such as an aluminum steel DI can or a can body. 1 C
- It may be a can of any structure such as a three-piece can.
- the details of the pattern transfer can 10 will be described together with the manufacturing method.
- the transferred microscopic unevenness 12 a and the microscopic unevenness 12 a are formed.
- the pattern surface 1 2b such as the f pattern is formed on two separately separated molds, and in addition, the three concave and convex molds are used to transfer at once to form the micro uneven pattern 12 Small irregularities that can no longer be used due to build-up, etc. are discarded, and new minute irregularities are added for continuous transfer.
- the three molds used for transferring the pattern transfer can include a band-shaped transfer mold 13 having minute uneven portions 13a formed therein and a band-shaped transfer mold 13; 3 is applied to the outer surface of the can body 11a of the metal can 11 and the band-shaped transfer mold 13 and the pattern forming mold 14 and the press-supporting mold 15 sandwiching the metal can 11 from both sides.
- the pattern forming mold 14 is arranged outside the metal can 11, and the pressing support mold 15 is arranged inside the metal can 11, and
- the pattern surface forming mold member 14 may be arranged inside the metal can 11 and the pressing support mold member 15 may be arranged outside the metal can 11 so as to sandwich it.
- the pattern surface forming mold material 14 is disposed on the back of the band-shaped transfer mold material 13 outside the metal can 11 to form a pattern surface (positive image) formed on the metal can 11.
- a pattern surface (negative image) 14 a corresponding to 1 2 b is formed.
- two surfaces protruding in a triangle and a circle are provided as a pattern surface 14 a.
- the shape of (a) can be a shape surface (negative image) corresponding to a picture or a photo, a shape surface (negative image) corresponding to one or more characters, or a shape corresponding to a combination of these. ⁇
- a pattern surface (positive image) 12 b having a shape corresponding to the pattern surface (negative image) 14 a can be formed on the outer surface of the metal can 11.
- the pattern surface forming mold material 14 constitutes one of a pair of normal transfer mold materials arranged outside the can. Here, unlike one of the normal transfer molds, the pattern surface forming mold material 14 is used.
- the transfer surface 14 b of 14 is a concave surface, which prevents the material from sticking to the metal can 11 and promotes the discharge of the material during transfer.
- the transfer surface 14 b of the pattern surface forming mold material 14 is concave as described above, the gravity of the amount of the material adhered to the metal can 11 1 can be compared to the case where the pattern surface forming mold material 14 has a normal convex surface. In the measurement experiment, a remarkable difference was seen in that the amount of adhesion was reduced, and it was confirmed that this had the effect of increasing the number of processed metal cans 11.
- this pattern surface forming mold material 14 has a band-shaped transfer mold material 13 in which minute irregularities 13 a are formed at three places at both ends and an intermediate portion so as to follow the concave curved surface 14 b.
- Guide members 16 for guiding are provided, and the band-shaped transfer mold members 13 are respectively provided outside the guide members 16 at both ends and inside the guide members 16 at the middle. It is wrapped around.
- the guide member 16 may be a rotating guide rotatable around its central axis, a fixed guide that does not rotate, or a combination thereof. Fixed guides and rotating guides at both ends may be used.
- the minute uneven portion is formed in advance as a transfer mold on the pattern surface 14 a with the conventional transfer mold.
- the pattern surface 14a of the pattern surface forming mold material 14 is a rough surface having a concave-convex portion 14c formed on the surface thereof.
- a concave-convex portion 14c made of shot plast is formed.
- the size of the concavo-convex portion 14c of the patterned surface 14a is about 10 to 100 times larger than the concavo-convex portion of the minute uneven portion 13a.
- the number of cans to be processed can be increased by reducing the adhesion of the material of the can 11 and the wear of the minute uneven portion 13a.
- the band-shaped transfer mold material 13 formed separately from the pattern surface 14a of the pattern surface forming mold material 14 is formed by forming fine irregularities 13a on the surface of the band-shaped thin plate.
- the minute uneven portion 13a is, for example, about 0.5 to 5 ⁇ m in the pitch of the unevenness and about 0.5 to 20 ⁇ m in the depth, so that the hologram due to the light interference fringes can be seen. Or a picture or a photograph with small pits and projections, as long as it can transfer the fine irregularities 13a of this band-shaped transfer mold material 13 to the metal can 11 by transfer processing.
- each minute unevenness may have a parallel ridge shape, and in the case of an independent protrusion shape, each protrusion may be arranged in a lattice shape or a staggered shape.
- the array it is only necessary that the array be a fixed array in which holograms due to light interference fringes can be seen.
- such a band-shaped transfer mold material 13 forms, for example, fine irregularities on the surface by irradiating laser interference light onto the photo resist and copying the minute irregularities with an electrode to form a belt-like shape.
- Nickel sheet Can be created as
- this nickel plate electroplate is used as a band-shaped transfer mold 13.
- the metal transfer plate 13 is applied to the outer surface of the metal can 11, and the band-shaped transfer mold 13 and the metal can 11 are applied from both sides to the pattern surface forming mold 14 and the pressing support mold.
- the micro-roughness pattern 13 can be transferred to the outer surface of the metal can 1 1 by transferring the hologram of the micro-rough pattern 1 2 to the outer surface of the metal can 1 Can be manufactured. .
- the relative movement of the band-shaped transfer mold material 13 is not limited to the case of the illustrated example in which the transfer material is moved in the transfer direction, and is relatively new with respect to the pattern surface 14a, such as up and down or intersecting with the transfer direction. What is necessary is just to move in the direction in which the minute unevenness 13a can be added.
- the fine uneven portions 13a are arranged in a parallel ridge shape along the transfer direction, or even in the case of independent protrusions, they are parallel to the transfer direction.
- the pressing support member 15 arranged inside the metal can 11 and constituting the other side of the transfer mold has a cylindrical shape that can be inserted into the can body 11 a of the metal can 11.
- a metal can 11 is mounted on the press-supporting mold 15 so as to cover it, and a transfer process is performed by sandwiching the metal can 11 with a pair of pattern forming molds 14.
- the pressing support member 15 has a smooth outer surface, and can be supported in close contact with the metal can 11.
- Irregularities such as shot blast are formed on the outer surface of the press-supporting mold material 15 so that the pattern surface 14a of the pattern surface forming mold material 14 can be brought into close contact with the metal can 11 as a smooth surface that can be supported.
- the pattern surface 14a of the pattern surface forming mold material 14 can be brought into close contact with the metal can 11 as a smooth surface that can be supported.
- a disk 23 is fixed via a key to a rotating shaft 22 penetrating the apparatus frame 21, and a pulley 2 4 of a motor 24 attached to the apparatus frame 21 is provided.
- a disk 23 can be driven to rotate by a belt 27 hung between a pulley 26 and a pulley 26 at the lower end of the rotating shaft 22.
- the disk 23 is provided with a plurality of can holders 28 as press supporting members 15 at equal circumferential intervals, six in the illustrated example, and the bottom of the metal can 11 is placed on each can holder 28. It can be mounted by putting on.
- Each can holder 28 is provided with a support shaft 29 protruding downward, and the support shaft 29 is rotatably mounted on the disk 23 via a bearing 30.
- the gear 31 attached to 29 corresponds to the internal gear 32 fixed to the device frame 21.
- each of the can holders 2 is rotated by rotating the disk 23. 8 revolves around the rotating shaft 22 while rotating around the supporting shaft 29 around the outer periphery of the disk 23.
- one can holder 28 that revolves around the outer periphery of the disk 23 faces the entire length of the outer circumferential surface (one circumference of the can holder) or a part thereof.
- a concave curved surface pressing die 33 serving as a pattern surface forming mold material 14 is fixed to the apparatus frame 21, and the concave curved surface of the imaging surface 14 is arranged so as to face the can holder 28.
- a coil-shaped transfer member 35 serving as a band-shaped transfer member 13 is wound around guide members 3 at both ends and an intermediate portion of the concave curved surface pressing die 33 so as to be along the transfer surface 14b.
- a coil-shaped stamper 35 is attached to a rewinding reel 36, the tip of which is attached to a take-up reel 37.
- the stamper 35 can be sent out so as to be relatively moved by a predetermined amount, and can be wound up on the winding reel 37.
- the outer surface of the metal can 11 attached to the can holder 28 is contacted with a stamper 35, and the metal can 11 and the stamper 35 are sandwiched between the can holder 28 and the concave curved pressing die 33.
- a concave curved surface pressing die 33 is arranged so that pressing transfer can be performed.
- a disk 23 provided with six can holders 28 is provided with a metal can 11 supply position 3 8 on the upstream side of the concave curved surface pressing die 3 3 and an extraction position 3 9 of the pattern transfer can 10 on the downstream side.
- an automatic feeding device and an automatic unloading device are installed.
- the manufacturing apparatus 20 for such a pattern transfer can be installed during the manufacturing process or outside the manufacturing process.
- the metal can 11 with the lubricant still attached thereto may be used. Is supplied and transferred.
- the stamper 35 which is the band-shaped transfer mold material 13 having the minute uneven portion 13a formed thereon, is wound around the guide member 34 of the concave curved surface pressing mold 33, which is the pattern surface forming mold material 14.
- the transfer surface 14 b in front of the transfer surface.
- the motor 24 is driven to rotate the disk 23 so that the metal can 11 is placed on the can holder 28, which is the pressing support member 15 coming to the supply position 38 of the metal can 1 1. Attach and supply.
- the stamper 35 is placed on the outer surface of the metal can 11 and the concave curved pressing die 33 is pressed.
- the transfer is started by being pressed between the can holder 28 and the can holder 28, and the disk 23 is attached to the can holder 28 which revolves while rotating while rotating in front of the concave curved surface pressing die 33.
- the concave / convex pattern 14 formed on the concave curved surface pressing die 33 on the metal can 1 1 and the fine irregularities 13 a on the stamper 35 are simultaneously transferred to form the fine irregularities 1 2 on the outer surface of the metal can 1 1.
- One pattern transfer can 10 is made.
- the stamper 35 on which the minute irregularities 13 a are formed is wound on the winding reel 37 to form the concave curved pressing die 3.
- the stamper 35 is moved relative to 3, and a new minute uneven portion 13a is added by that amount, and the unusable portion of the stamper 35 is discarded.
- the amount of movement of the stamper 35 on which the minute uneven portion 13a is formed can be reduced by, for example, slightly moving each can, since the portion can be discarded when transfer becomes impossible. Number of parts with If the transfer is not possible due to the number of cans being transferred and the transfer is performed for each transfer of multiple cans and the part corresponding to the transfer amount reaches a certain number, it will be discarded when the transfer becomes impossible. You can also Further, when the transfer becomes impossible without moving to the predetermined number, a portion corresponding to the entire transfer surface 14b can be discarded at a time to make a new one.
- the stamper 35 is wound up in the transfer direction and relatively moved.
- a mechanism capable of moving up and down or a combination of left and right and up and down movement is used to make relative movement. May be.
- the fine concavo-convex pattern 12 formed on the pattern transfer can 10 by the relative movement of the stamper 35 has the quality of the fine concavo-convex pattern 12 along the feeding direction (transfer direction) of the metal can 11.
- the state gradually changes, and the portion corresponding to the disposal side of the stamper 35 becomes slightly unclear for each can or for every multiple cans, and the portion corresponding to the supply side of the new surface becomes clear. Further, when discarded at one time, the quality of the entire fine uneven pattern 12 gradually decreases and becomes blurred repeatedly.
- the amount of movement of the stamper 35 and the number of processed metal cans to be transferred are determined according to the quality required for the fine uneven pattern 12 of the pattern transfer can 10, so that the fine uneven pattern 12 of the desired quality can be obtained. Can be manufactured.
- a predetermined concave surface pressing die 33 is always provided on the new fine uneven portion 13 a. Can be located, and a predetermined pattern portion of the minute uneven pattern 12 can always be clearly transferred.
- the pattern transfer can 10 on which the fine uneven pattern 12 has been transferred is sent to the removal position 39 by the rotation of the disk 23 and removed.
- the micro uneven portion 13a is formed on the stamper 35, and the pattern The surface 14a is separated and formed into a concave curved pressing die 33, and the fine irregularities pattern 12 is transferred between the metal holder 11 and the can holder 28, thereby clogging the minute irregularities. Even if wear or abrasion occurs, it is possible to perform continuous transfer processing by discarding this and supplementing the newly formed micro unevenness 13a.
- the stamper 35 which is the band-shaped transfer member 13 having the minute uneven portions 13a formed thereon, is of a disposable type, the stamper 35 can be moved without cleaning the minute uneven portions 13a. Only a very short time is required, and the pattern transfer can 10 on which the fine uneven pattern 12 is formed can be mass-produced at high speed.
- the concave surface 14 b of the concave surface pressing die 33 and the can holder 28 of the convex surface are used to form a fine irregular pattern 1 2 on the outer surface of the metal can 11 1.
- the transfer of the metal can suppress the adhesion of the material of the metal can 11 to the stamper 35, hardly causes clogging, increases the life of the stamper 35, and mass-produces at high speed. It is possible Obviously.
- the minute irregularities 1 corresponding to the irregularities 14 c were formed on the pattern surface 14 a of the concave curved surface pressing type 33 by short blasting or the like. Only 3a is transferred in close contact with the surface of the metal can 11, so that the wear of the stamper 35 can be reduced as compared with the case of transferring on a flat surface, and the life is increased accordingly. Transfer processing is possible.
- a lubricant can be interposed between the stamper 35 and the metal can 11 to perform pressure transfer. Transfers in a lubricant atmosphere, such as with lubricant added to the aluminum or with coolant during DI processing of aluminum cans, prevents can material from adhering, promotes discharge, and builds up more due to clogging. High-speed mass production by continuous transfer is possible.
- a lubricant to which oleic acid / lauric acid is added is preferable.
- a lubricant to which oleic acid is added is effective in suppressing build-up, and also as a coolant for DI cans.
- oleic acid is added, and the same effect can be obtained even if transfer processing is performed with Courane attached.
- interference fringes can be obtained by imprinting minute irregularities on the smooth and metallic luster of the metal can.
- the combination of patterns, pictures, characters, etc. makes it possible to create unprecedented gorgeous decorations.
- FIG. 5 another embodiment of the apparatus for manufacturing a pattern transfer can according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 5, where the same symbols are used for the same parts as those in the above-described embodiment.
- the pattern surface forming mold member 14 facing the can holder 28 on which the metal can 11 is mounted has a convex curved surface. It is composed.
- a disk 23 is fixed via a key to a rotating shaft 22 penetrating the apparatus frame 21 and rotates with a pulley 25 of a motor 24 attached to the apparatus frame 21.
- a disk 23 can be driven to rotate by a belt 27 hung between a pulley 26 at the lower end of the shaft 22.
- the disk 23 is provided with a plurality of can holders 28 as press supporting members 15 at equal circumferential intervals, six in the illustrated example, and the bottom of the metal can 11 is placed on each can holder 28. It can be mounted by putting on.
- Each can holder 28 is provided with a support shaft 29 protruding downward, and the support shaft 29 is rotatably mounted on the disk 23 via a bearing 30.
- the gear 31 attached to 29 corresponds to the outer periphery of the dog gear 41 fixed to the device frame 21.
- each can holder 28 revolves around the rotation shaft 22 while revolving around the support shaft 29 while revolving around the outer periphery of the disk 23.
- one can holder 28 revolving around the outer periphery of the disk 23 is opposed to the entire length of the outer circumferential surface (one circumference of the can holder) or a part thereof.
- a convex curved surface that becomes the pattern surface forming mold material 14 is fixed to the center side of the device frame 21, and the can holder 2 8 is located on the inner peripheral side of the orbit on which the convex curved surface of the transfer surface 14 b revolves. It is arranged to face.
- a coil-shaped stamper 35 serving as a band-shaped transfer mold material 13 is wound around the guide members 34 at both ends, and is formed along the transfer surface 14b having a convex curved surface.
- the coil-shaped stamper 35 is attached to the rewind reel 36, and the tip is attached to the take-up reel 37.
- the stamper 35 is sent out so as to be relatively moved by a predetermined amount, and can be taken up on the take-up reel 37.
- the coil-shaped stamper 35 serving as the band-shaped transfer mold material 13 is wound around the convex curved surface of the convex curved surface pressing die 42, the tension is applied to the stamper 35 to apply the convex curved surface. It is easy to follow the convex curved surface of the pressing die 42, and the stamper 35 can be fed at high speed.
- the stamper 35 hits the outer surface of the metal can 11 attached to the can holder 28, and the metal can 11 and the stamper 35 are sandwiched between the can holder 28 and the convex curved pressing type 42.
- a convex curved surface pressing type 42 is arranged so that pressure transfer can be performed with the same convex curved surface.
- a disk 23 provided with six can holders 28 is provided with a supply position 38 of metal cans 11 on the upstream side of the convex curved pressing die 42 and a removal position 3-9 of the pattern transfer cans 10 on the downstream side.
- An automatic feeding device and an automatic unloading device (not shown) are installed.
- Such a pattern transfer can manufacturing apparatus 40 may be installed during the manufacturing process or may be installed outside the manufacturing process.
- the metal can 11 with the lubricant still attached thereto may be used. Is supplied and transferred.
- the other configuration is the same as that of the pattern transfer can manufacturing apparatus 20 described above.
- a method of manufacturing a pattern transfer can will be described along with the operation of the pattern transfer can manufacturing apparatus 40 configured as described above, and the manufacturing apparatus 20 using the concave surface pressing die 33 described above will be described. Since the basic operations are the same, differences in the case of using the convex curved surface pressing type 42 will be mainly described.
- a stamper 35 which is a band-shaped transfer mold material 13 on which minute uneven portions 13a are formed, is wound around a guide member 34 of a convex curved surface pressing mold 42, which is a pattern surface forming mold material 14. Then, a certain amount of tension is applied to the transfer surface 14b so that it is positioned in front of the transfer surface 14b.
- the motor 23 is driven to rotate the disk 23 so that the metal can 11 is put on the can holder 28, which is the pressing support member 15 coming to the supply position 38 of the metal can 11.
- the stamper 35 is placed on the outer surface of the metal can 11 and the convex can
- the pressing is carried out by the pressing mold 42 and the can holder 28 so as to be sandwiched between the convex curved surfaces, and the transfer is started, and while the disk 23 rotates in front of the outer periphery of the convex curved pressing mold 42, the can revolves while rotating.
- the pattern surface 14 a formed on the convex curved pressing die 42 on the metal can 1 attached to the holder 28 8 and the minute irregularities 13 a of the stamper 35 are simultaneously transferred to the outer surface of the metal can 11.
- One pattern transfer can 10 on which the fine uneven pattern 12 is formed is obtained.
- the micro-texture portion 13 a of the stamper 35 becomes clogged and abrasion occurs.
- the stamper 35 on which 13a is formed is wound on a winding reel 37 and is relatively moved with respect to the convex surface pressing die 42, and a new minute uneven portion 13a is added by that amount. Discard the unusable part of the stamper 3-5.
- the amount of movement and the method of movement of the stamper 35 on which the minute uneven portions 13a are formed are the same as in the case where the concave curved surface pressing die 33 described above is used, and therefore description thereof is omitted here.
- the stamper 35 since the coil-shaped stamper 35 serving as the band-shaped transfer material 13 is wound around the convex curved surface of the convex curved surface pressing die 42, the stamper 35 is relatively moved.
- it is easier to follow the convex curved surface compared to the need to provide a guide roller or vacuum suction mechanism in the middle, such as when using a concave curved surface For example, you only need to apply tension.
- the stamper 35 is slightly damaged or build-up as compared with the concave curved surface, the pattern transfer is performed while the stamper 35 itself is thrown away, so that there is almost no problem.
- the original object of the present invention in which high-speed feeding becomes possible and the molding speed and productivity can be further improved, can be achieved.
- the stamper 35 is wound up in the transfer direction so as to move relative to each other.
- the mechanism can be moved up and down, or a combination of left and right and up and down movement is combined. May be moved relative to each other.
- Such a pattern transfer can manufacturing apparatus 40 exhibits the same operations and functions and effects as described above, and also exhibits the same operations and functions and effects as those of the pattern transfer can manufacturing apparatus 20 described above.
- interference fringes can be obtained by imprinting minute irregularities on the smooth and metallic luster of the metal can.
- the combination of patterns, pictures, characters, etc. makes it possible to create unprecedented gorgeous decorations.
- the pattern surface forming mold material is arranged outside the can, and the press-holding mold material is arranged inside the can. It is also possible to arrange a pattern surface forming mold member having a pattern surface inside the can, attach the can to this, and transfer by pressing.
- the pattern transfer can has been described by taking as an example a steel can such as an aluminum can or a tin can for drinks, it is not limited to a drink and may be a can for other uses.
- the metal can may be a metal can by other forming methods, such as a DI can which is drawn and ironed, or an impact can which can be formed by impact molding.
- a DI can which is drawn and ironed
- an impact can which can be formed by impact molding.
- the material is limited to steel or aluminum such as tinplate or TFS. Instead, other materials may be used, as long as the can is made of a metal material.
- This invention transfers patterns to tin or TFS steel cans or aluminum cans while avoiding the effects of clogging of patterns due to light interference fringes (holograms) and minute irregularities in pictures or photographs. It can be mass-produced.
- holograms light interference fringes
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