JPH02154074A - Sheet material for printing - Google Patents
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〈産業上の利用分野〉
本発明は、印刷用ソート材、さらに詳しくは、毎葉印刷
機による、印刷が可能な、適度の剛性を有するシート材
であって、当該シート 材は、特に被服等の表示ラベル
として使用される印刷用シート材に関するものである。Detailed Description of the Invention <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a printing sorting material, more specifically, a sheet material having appropriate rigidity that can be printed on by a sheet printing machine, The sheet material particularly relates to printing sheet materials used as display labels for clothing and the like.
〈従来の技術と分野発明が解決しようとする課題〉シー
ト材の印刷は、長尺シートに印刷する方法の他、適当な
大きさに断裁された毎葉シートに印刷する方法である。<Prior Art and Problems to be Solved by the Invention> Printing on sheet materials includes printing on long sheets as well as printing on individual sheets cut into appropriate sizes.
通常の長尺シートの印刷では、長尺の被印刷シート材
を、印刷機の印刷ロール部に、連続して送り込むもので
ある。 これに対して、毎葉シートの印刷では、適当な
大きさに断裁された被印刷シート材を、印刷機の印刷ロ
ール部に順次送り込まなければならず、その送り機構と
して、大量に重ねられた被印刷シート材を、毎葉ごとに
順次すべらせて送るという方法がとられている。In normal long sheet printing, a long sheet material to be printed is continuously fed into a printing roll section of a printing machine. On the other hand, when printing individual sheets, the sheets to be printed must be cut into appropriate sizes and sequentially fed to the printing roll section of the printing machine, and the feeding mechanism is a large amount of stacked sheets. A method is used in which the sheet material to be printed is sequentially slid and fed leaf by leaf.
被印刷シート材が、この毎葉印刷の場合の送り機構に適
合するためには、該被印刷シート材が適度の剛性（かた
さ）を備えていなければならない、 すなわち、柔軟な
被印刷シート材であれば、これを毎葉ごとに、すべらせ
て印刷ロール部に供給するという送り機構において、ス
ムーズな送りが困難であり、さらに印刷前後の作業、例
えば、つき揃え作業もスムーズにはさばけない。In order for the printing sheet material to be compatible with this feeding mechanism in the case of leaflet printing, the printing sheet material must have appropriate rigidity (hardness), that is, it must be a flexible printing sheet material. If so, it is difficult to feed the sheets smoothly in a feeding mechanism that slides each sheet to the printing roll section, and furthermore, it is difficult to perform operations before and after printing, such as aligning operations, smoothly.
一方、印刷シート材が被服に付着されて、その品質、取
扱上の注意等を表示する、いわゆる被服用表示ラベルと
して使用される場合には、感触等の面から、その剛性（
かたさ）において許容される限度がある。On the other hand, when a printed sheet material is attached to clothing and used as a so-called label for clothing to indicate its quality, handling precautions, etc., its rigidity (
There is a permissible limit on hardness.
従って毎枚葉印刷機での印刷処理適性と、被照用表示ラ
ベル通性との両面を満足した印刷シート材の供給が望ま
れている。Therefore, it is desired to supply a printing sheet material that satisfies both the requirements of print processing suitability in sheet-fed printing presses and compatibility with illuminated display labels.
く課題を解決するための手段〉
本発明は、いわゆるナイロン樹脂体のミクロポーラスを
有する印刷材において、そのミクロポーラスによる、印
刷通性を損なうことなく、印−り用材としての最も好ま
しい剛性（かたさ）を付与することに成功し、前記課題
を解決したものである。Means for Solving the Problems> The present invention provides a microporous printing material made of so-called nylon resin that has the most preferable rigidity (hardness) as a printing material without impairing printing permeability due to the microporosity. ), and the above-mentioned problem has been solved.
すなわち、第一の発明は、ナイロン繊維で構成された布
帛（編織布、不織布等）の各構成繊維のほぼ全周面にミ
クロポーラスが分散形成され、かつ各構成繊維相互が主
に、その交点において固着された基体に、ナイロン樹脂
塗料の塗布により、多孔質体を形成付着させ、その厚さ
を５０ｐ〜２５０μにすると共に、カンチレバー試験に
よる剛軟度を５０ｍｍ〜１２０−とした印刷用シート材
であり、第二の発明は、ナイロン繊維で構成された布帛
（＃Ｈｗｉ布、不織布等）の各構成繊維のほぼ全周面に
ミクロポーラスが分散形成され、かつ各構成繊維相互が
、主にその交点において固着された基体に、ナイロン樹
脂塗料の塗布により、多孔質体を形成付着させると同時
に、塩化カルシウムを分散固着さ廿て、その厚さを５０
μ〜２５０μにすると共に、カンチレバー試験による剛
軟度を５０閤〜１２０ａｍとした印刷用シート材である
。That is, the first invention provides a fabric (knitted woven fabric, non-woven fabric, etc.) composed of nylon fibers, in which microporous particles are dispersed over almost the entire circumferential surface of each constituent fiber, and the constituent fibers are formed mainly at their intersections. A printing sheet material in which a porous body is formed and adhered to the fixed substrate by applying a nylon resin paint, and the thickness thereof is set to 50p to 250μ, and the bending resistance is 50mm to 120μ by a cantilever test. The second invention is a fabric (#Hwi fabric, non-woven fabric, etc.) made of nylon fibers, in which microporous is dispersed and formed on almost the entire circumferential surface of each constituent fiber, and each constituent fiber is mainly At the same time, calcium chloride was dispersed and fixed on the substrate fixed to the base by applying nylon resin paint, and the thickness was increased to 50 mm.
It is a printing sheet material having a thickness of μ to 250 μ and a bending resistance of 50 to 120 am by a cantilever test.
ところで、ナイロン繊維布帛の構成繊維の周面をミクロ
ポーラス化したシート材については、すでに実公昭５３
−４６３８１号、実公昭５４−４２６３５号が知られて
いる。また、ナイロン繊維織布に、多孔性のナイロン樹
脂層が付着されてなるシート材についても、すでに実公
昭５３−４２４７７号、実公昭５４−４２６３７号が知
られている。By the way, a sheet material in which the peripheral surface of the constituent fibers of a nylon fiber cloth is made microporous has already been published in the Utility Model Publication Act in 1973.
-46381 and Utility Model Publication No. 54-42635 are known. Furthermore, sheet materials made of a nylon fiber woven fabric and a porous nylon resin layer are already known in Japanese Utility Model Publications No. 53-42477 and No. 54-42637.
ナイロン繊維布帛（編織布、不織布等）自体のミクロポ
ーラス化は、当布帛を塩化カルシウム−メチルアルコー
ル溶液中に浸漬すること、いわゆる構成繊維をエツチン
グすることによって行われ、一方多孔性ナイロン樹脂層
の付着は、ナイロン樹脂の塩化カルシウム−メチルアル
コール溶液を当布帛に含浸あるいは、コーティングする
ことによって行われている。Making the nylon fiber fabric (woven fabric, non-woven fabric, etc.) itself microporous is performed by immersing the fabric in a calcium chloride-methyl alcohol solution, etching the constituent fibers, while making the porous nylon resin layer microporous. The attachment is carried out by impregnating or coating the fabric with a calcium chloride-methyl alcohol solution of nylon resin.
本発明は毎葉印刷機に最適な剛性、と印刷適性、及び被
服着用時に人体に不快感を与えない厚さと風合とが、全
てバランスよく保たれた印刷用シート材を提供するもの
であって、いわゆるエツチング処理により付与される物
性と含浸コーティング処理により付与される物性との一
体化によって、上記印刷用ソート材の提供に成功したも
のであると共に、さらに、印刷用シート材に、塩化カル
シウムの適量を分散固着させたことによってより一層優
れた印刷用ソート材の提供に成功したものである。 毎
葉印刷機で、被服付着用表示ラベルを印刷しようする時
、毎葉印刷機で印刷可能なシート材の物性と、印刷済シ
ート材を表示ラベルとして、被服に付着し、これを着用
したときに人体に与える感触、風合とが、全て満足され
る印刷用シート材は、前記エツチング処理法、あるいは
含浸コーティング処理法、それぞれからは、なかなか得
られ難いものである。すなわち、エツチング処理法では
、感触、風合の点では、はぼ良好ではあるが、剛性の点
で不足する。The present invention provides a printing sheet material that maintains a good balance of rigidity, printability, and thickness and texture that do not cause discomfort to the human body when worn on clothing, which are optimal for leaflet printing machines. By integrating the physical properties imparted by the so-called etching process and the physical properties imparted by the impregnating coating process, we succeeded in providing the above-mentioned printing sorting material. By dispersing and fixing an appropriate amount of this material, we were able to successfully provide an even better printing sorting material. When trying to print display labels that can be attached to clothing using a printing press, the physical properties of the sheet material that can be printed on the printing press, and when the printed sheet material is used as a display label and attached to clothing and worn. It is difficult to obtain a printing sheet material that satisfies all aspects of feel and feel that it provides to the human body by using the etching treatment method or the impregnation coating treatment method. That is, the etching treatment method provides a very good feel and texture, but is insufficient in terms of rigidity.
一方含浸コーティング処理法では、ナイロン樹脂の付着
量を多少増すことによって、剛性の付与はできるが、感
触、風合の点で好ましくないものとなる。On the other hand, in the impregnating coating method, rigidity can be imparted by increasing the amount of nylon resin deposited to some extent, but the feel and feel are unfavorable.
本発明では、エツチング処理の後、含浸コーティング処
理を重ね行うことにより、ナイロン繊維布帛の構成繊維
のほぼ全周面をミクロポーラス化すると同時に、各構成
繊維をその交点において互に溶着したと共に、この状態
の布帛に、さらに、ナイロン樹脂の多孔質体を適宜量付
着させることによって、その物性を、厚さ５０μ〜２５
０μ、かつ剛軟度（カレンチレバー試験）５０１〜１２
０ｍにコントロールされた印刷用シート材を提供できる
のである。In the present invention, after the etching treatment, impregnation coating treatment is repeated to make almost the entire circumferential surface of the constituent fibers of the nylon fiber fabric microporous, and at the same time, each constituent fiber is welded to each other at their intersection points. By further adhering an appropriate amount of a porous body of nylon resin to the fabric in the state, its physical properties can be changed to a thickness of 50 μm to 25 μm.
0 μ, and bending resistance (calent lever test) 501-12
This makes it possible to provide printing sheet materials whose thickness is controlled to 0 m.
この場合、エツチング処理済の基体に付着されるナイロ
ン樹脂の多孔質体の量は、５ｇ／ｎｆ〜３０ｇ／ｒｄで
あるが、厚さ５０ｕ〜２５０μ、剛軟度（カレンチレバ
ー試験）５０鴫〜１２０ｍ５のバランスを保つためには
、最も好ましい。In this case, the amount of the porous nylon resin adhered to the etched substrate is 5 g/nf to 30 g/rd, but the thickness is 50 u to 250 μ, and the bending resistance (calent lever test) is 50 to 120 m5. Most preferable to maintain balance.
さらに、本発明においては、より優れた剛性、感触、風
合を発揮させると共に、この物性を長期間最良の状態に
保つことにも成功した。すなわち、エツチング処理の後
、含浸コーティング処理を行ったソート材であって、さ
らにこのシート材には、塩化カルシウムをその全体に、
分散固着させておくことにより、本発明の目的を達成す
る優れた印刷用シート材を提供できるのである。Furthermore, in the present invention, we were able to exhibit superior rigidity, feel, and texture, and also succeeded in maintaining these physical properties in the best condition for a long period of time. That is, it is a sorting material that has been subjected to an impregnation coating treatment after etching treatment, and this sheet material is further coated with calcium chloride throughout.
By dispersing and fixing them, it is possible to provide an excellent printing sheet material that achieves the object of the present invention.
ナイロン布帛をベースとするシート材は、吸湿して、過
剰に軟化し易い、シート材全体に分散固着された、塩化
カルシウムは、そのシート材の表面において吸湿機能を
発揮し、吸湿が、ソート材の内部全体に至るのを止めて
、シート材の過剰な軟化を防止するものと考えられる。Sheet materials based on nylon fabric tend to absorb moisture and become excessively soft. Calcium chloride, which is dispersed and fixed throughout the sheet material, exerts a moisture absorption function on the surface of the sheet material, and the moisture absorption This is thought to prevent excessive softening of the sheet material by stopping it from reaching the entire interior of the sheet material.
しかし、一方において、過剰な塩化カルシウムの存在は
、シート材表面のベトツキガ発生して、感触、風合を損
うことになる。However, on the other hand, the presence of excessive calcium chloride causes stickiness on the surface of the sheet material, impairing the feel and hand.
本発明での塩化カルシウムの分散固着量は、０．５ｇ／
ｎ（〜３ 、Ｏｇ／ｎ（でなければならず、０．５ｇ／
＋ｄに満たない時はシート材表面での吸湿機能が充分で
なく、３．０ ｇ／ｒｒ＋を超えるとシート材表面のベ
トッキが発生する。The amount of calcium chloride dispersed and fixed in the present invention is 0.5g/
n(~3, Og/n(must be 0.5g/
When it is less than +d, the moisture absorption function on the surface of the sheet material is insufficient, and when it exceeds 3.0 g/rr+, stickiness occurs on the surface of the sheet material.
さらに、本発明では、最終的に各種用脂液で、処理する
ことによって、より一層剛性を向上させることができる
。この場合アクリル系、やメラミン系等が用いられる。Furthermore, in the present invention, the rigidity can be further improved by finally treating with various types of fat liquids. In this case, acrylic, melamine, etc. are used.
〈実施例〉
実施例 １
ナイロン織布（６−ナイロン１００％、７０デニール、
打ち込み数１７０本のタフタを、塩化カルシウム２５重
量部−メチルアルコール１００重量部の溶液に、２０秒
間浸漬して後、マングルを通過させ、次いでこれを乾燥
（１２０°Ｃ１１分間）して、ナイロン織布の各構成繊
維のほぼ全周面にミクロボーラスガ分散形成され、かつ
各構成繊維相互が、その交点で、固着された基体シート
を得た。<Example> Example 1 Nylon woven fabric (6-nylon 100%, 70 denier,
170 pieces of taffeta were immersed in a solution of 25 parts by weight of calcium chloride and 100 parts by weight of methyl alcohol for 20 seconds, passed through a mangle, and then dried (120°C for 11 minutes) to form a nylon weave. A base sheet was obtained in which micro bolus gas was dispersed and formed on almost the entire circumferential surface of each of the constituent fibers of the cloth, and each of the constituent fibers were fixed to each other at their intersections.
次に、上記基体シート上に下記配合のナイロン樹脂塗料
を、塗布量１００ ｇ／ｒ＋（で塗布して後、水中に２
０秒間浸漬し、次いで乾燥（１２０’Ｃ１１分間）して
、基体シートに対して２３ｇ／ｎ（のナイロン樹脂多孔
質体が付着した、印刷用シート材を得た。Next, a nylon resin paint with the following composition was applied to the above base sheet at a coating amount of 100 g/r+, and then soaked in water for 2 hours.
It was immersed for 0 seconds and then dried (120'C for 11 minutes) to obtain a printing sheet material in which 23 g/n of the nylon resin porous material was attached to the base sheet.
この印刷用シート材は、表１．に示す通りの物性であっ
て、毎葉印刷に通し、かつ、被服用表示ラベルとして好
ましい（ε触のものであった。This printing sheet material is shown in Table 1. It has the physical properties as shown in Figure 1, and is suitable for printing on every leaf and is suitable as a label for displaying clothing (epsilon).
６−ナイロン ２０ 重り部メチルアルコー
ル １２５
塩化カルシウム ５０
炭酸カルシウム ３０
蛍光剤 ０．８５
比較例１
ナイロン織布（６−ナイロン１００％、７０デニール、
打ち込み数１７０本のタフタ）を塩化カルシウム２５重
置部−メチルアルコール１００重量部の溶液に、２０抄
間Ｙ！に潰して後、マングルを通過させ、次いでこれを
乾燥（４０”Ｃ１１分間）して、ナイロン織布の各構成
繊維のほぼ全周面にミクロポーラスが分散形成され、か
つ各構成繊維相互が、その交点で、固着された基体ソー
トを得た。6-nylon 20 Weight part methyl alcohol 125 Calcium chloride 50 Calcium carbonate 30 Fluorescent agent 0.85 Comparative example 1 Nylon woven fabric (6-nylon 100%, 70 denier,
170 pieces of taffeta) were mixed with a solution of 25 parts of calcium chloride and 100 parts of methyl alcohol for 20 years. After crushing, it is passed through a mangle and then dried (40"C for 11 minutes) to form microporous dispersed on almost the entire circumference of each constituent fiber of the nylon woven fabric, and each constituent fiber is mutually At the intersection, a fixed substrate sort was obtained.
実施例２
ナイロン織布（６−ナイロン１００％、７０デニール、
打ち込み数１７０本のタフタ）を塩化カルシウム２５重
量部−メチルアルコール１００重量部の溶液に、２０秒
間浸漬して後、マングルを通過させ、次いでこれを乾燥
（１２０°Ｃ１１分間）して、ナイロン織布の各構成繊
維のほぼ全周面にミクロボーラスガ分散形成され、かつ
各構成繊維相互が、その交点で固着された基材シートを
得た。Example 2 Nylon woven fabric (6-nylon 100%, 70 denier,
After immersing 170 pieces of taffeta in a solution of 25 parts by weight of calcium chloride and 100 parts by weight of methyl alcohol for 20 seconds, it was passed through a mangle, and then dried (120°C for 11 minutes) to form a nylon fabric. A base material sheet was obtained in which micro bolus gas was dispersed and formed on almost the entire circumference of each constituent fiber of the cloth, and the constituent fibers were fixed to each other at their intersections.
次に、上記基体シート上に、下記配合のナイロン樹脂塗
料を塗布量９０ｇ／ｎ（で塗布後、１００’Ｃで、１分
間乾燥して基体シートに対して２３ｇ／ｒｄのナイロン
樹脂多孔質体が付着していると共に塩化カルシウムが基
体シート全体にわたって、０．８５ｇ／ｎｆで分散固着
した印刷用シート材を得た。 この印刷用シート材
は、表１に示すとおりの物性であって、毎葉印刷に適し
、かつ被服用表示ラベルとして好ましい感触のものであ
った。Next, a nylon resin paint of the following composition was applied on the base sheet at a coating amount of 90 g/n, and dried at 100'C for 1 minute to form a porous nylon resin paint with a coating weight of 23 g/rd on the base sheet. A printing sheet material was obtained in which calcium chloride was dispersed and fixed over the entire base sheet at a rate of 0.85 g/nf.This printing sheet material had physical properties as shown in Table 1, and It was suitable for leaf printing and had a desirable feel as a clothing display label.
６−ナイロン ２０ 重量部メチルアルコー
ル １２５
塩化カルシウム ５０
炭酸カルシウム ３０
比較例２
ナイロン織布（６−ナイロン１００％、７０デニール、
打ち込み数１７０本のタフタ）上に、下記配合のナイロ
ン樹脂塗料を塗布量８０ｇ／ポで塗布して後、水中に１
分間浸漬し、次いて乾燥（＋４０＠ｃ、１分間）して、
ナイロン織布に対して２３ｇ／ｎ（のナイロン樹脂多孔
質体が付着した印刷用シート材を得た。6-nylon 20 parts by weight Methyl alcohol 125 Calcium chloride 50 Calcium carbonate 30 Comparative example 2 Nylon woven fabric (6-nylon 100%, 70 denier,
After applying nylon resin paint of the following composition at a coating amount of 80 g/pot on top of 170 taffetas (170 pieces of taffeta), immerse it in water for 1 hour.
Soak for minutes, then dry (+40@c, 1 minute),
A printing sheet material was obtained in which a porous nylon resin material of 23 g/n was attached to a nylon woven fabric.
６−ナイロン ２０ 重量部メチルアルコー
ル ５０
塩化カルシウム ２５
炭酸カルシウム １０
表
手続
補正
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平成１年８月幻日6-Nylon 20 Parts by weight Methyl alcohol 50 Calcium chloride 25 Calcium carbonate 10 Table procedure amendment 1 August 1999 sunrise
Claims (5)
ぼ全周面にミクロポーラスが分散形成され、かつ各構成
繊維相互が主にその交点において固着された基体に、ナ
イロン樹脂塗料の塗布により形成された多孔質体が付着
してなるシートであって、厚さが５０μ〜２５０μでか
つ、カンチレバー試験による剛軟度が５０ｍｍ〜１２０
ｍｍであることを特徴とする印刷用シート材。(1) By applying a nylon resin paint to a base in which microporous particles are dispersed and formed on almost the entire circumference of each constituent fiber of a fabric made of nylon fibers, and each constituent fiber is fixed to each other mainly at their intersections. A sheet to which the formed porous body is attached, which has a thickness of 50 μm to 250 μm and a bending resistance of 50 mm to 120 μm according to a cantilever test.
A printing sheet material characterized by having a diameter of mm.
２１０デニール、打ち込み数（トータル）１５０本以上
のナイロンタフタである特許請求の範囲第（１）項記載
の印刷用シート材。(2) Fabric made of nylon fiber is 50 denier or more
The printing sheet material according to claim (1), which is nylon taffeta having a denier of 210 and a total number of 150 or more strokes.
ぼ全周面にミクロポーラスが分散形成され、かつ各構成
繊維相互がその交点において固着された基体に、ナイロ
ン樹脂塗料の塗布により形成された多孔質体が付着して
なるシートであって、当該シート全体にわたり、塩化カ
ルシウムが分散固着していて、厚さが５０μ〜２５０μ
でかつ、カンチレバー試験による剛軟度が５０ｍｍ〜１
２０ｍｍであることを特徴とする印刷用シート材。(3) A fabric made of nylon fibers is formed by applying a nylon resin paint to a base in which microporous particles are dispersed over almost the entire circumference of each constituent fiber, and the constituent fibers are fixed to each other at their intersections. A sheet formed by adhering a porous material to which calcium chloride is dispersed and fixed throughout the sheet, and has a thickness of 50 μm to 250 μm.
And the bending resistance by cantilever test is 50mm~1
A printing sheet material characterized by having a thickness of 20 mm.
２１０デニール、打ち込み数（トータル）１５０本以上
のナイロンタフタである特許請求の範囲第（３）項記載
の印刷用シート材。(4) Fabric made of nylon fibers is 50 denier or more
The printing sheet material according to claim (3), which is nylon taffeta having a denier of 210 and a total number of 150 or more strokes.
〜３．０ｇ／ｍ＾２である特許請求の範囲第（３）項ま
たは第（４）項記載の印刷用シート材。(5) Dispersed and fixed amount of calcium chloride is 0.5g/m^2
The printing sheet material according to claim (3) or (4), which has a weight of 3.0 g/m^2.
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