JPH0426367Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a lid for a container, and includes:
The purpose is to enhance the decorative effect.

For cosmetic containers such as compact containers,
Of course, functionality such as ease of handling is important, but as a woman's belongings, it is also required to have excellent decorative effects.

Therefore, various methods have been used in the past, such as adding color, making the shape unique, and even adding flavor to the molding material to utilize its qualities for aesthetic effects. .

Although this decoration produces the desired effect, it is static in nature, and the decorative effect does not change when it is moved during handling, resulting in a lack of interest.

The present invention relates to a lid for a container devised to solve the above-mentioned conventional dissatisfaction,
This is a completely new pattern in which two superimposed patterns appear, that is, a moiré effect, which is designed to be used for decorative purposes.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, 1 is the lid body, which is molded from transparent synthetic resin, and an outer printed layer 3 and an inner printed layer 4 are disposed facing each other on the outer and inner surfaces of the top plate 2, respectively. .

The printed layers 3 and 4 may be formed by printing directly on the two surfaces of the top plate, or may be formed by pasting a predetermined transparent sheet.

The printed layers 3 and 4 are provided with a fine repeating pattern, and in the illustrated embodiment, the repeating pattern is formed by placing a large number of dots at equal intervals.

Furthermore, this repeating pattern may be a grid pattern of thin lines, or the arrangement of the dots may be a repeating pattern of a certain pattern.

Further, an opaque plate 5 such as a mirror plate is attached to the inner surface of the top plate 2 of the lid body 1, but since this opaque plate 5 can be seen through from the outer surface of the top plate 2, at least the surface facing the inner surface of the top plate 2 It was necessary to apply a desired color to the base, and from the perspective of the decorative effect described later, white was the most effective base color.

Now, in the above-described structure, when the lid body is viewed from the outside, a unique pattern appears due to the external printing layer 3 and the lower printing layer 4 that can be seen through the top plate 2.

In other words, there are parts where the fine continuous patterns of the upper printed layer 3 and the lower printed layer 4 overlap, and parts where they appear to be different from each other. become dense,
A so-called moiré effect can be obtained.

The overlap and discrepancy in the patterns shift depending on the viewing angle, so if the lid moves due to opening/closing operations, for example, the pattern in Figure 2a will change to the pattern in Figure 2B.
As the pattern changes, the pattern formed by the sparse and dense patterns also changes, resulting in a dynamic decorative effect.

The appearance of the above pattern change is caused by the thickness of the top plate 2,
In other words, various patterns can be obtained depending on the width of the interval between the two printed layers 3 and 4, but also by configuring the fine repeating patterns in both the printed layers 3 and 4 differently. .

For example, in the case of a dot pattern, if the dots in the upper printing layer 3 are made smaller than the dots in the lower printing layer 4, a checkered pattern can be created by the dense or sparse portions of the dots. By changing the angle, it is possible to obtain the appearance that the lattice pattern is moving as it is.

In addition, if the colors of the patterns of both printing layers 3 and 4 are different, the decorative effect of the color pattern can be enhanced from the color combination.According to the experimental example, the upper printing layer 3 is lighter and the lower printing layer 4 is lighter. When the color was made darker, a stronger moiré effect was obtained.

As mentioned above, by setting the thickness of the top plate 2 to a predetermined value, a gap is created between the two printed layers 3 and 4, so a three-dimensional effect similar to that of a lens can be obtained even though the surface is smooth. .

As is clear from the above description, the lid of the container of the present invention has a structure in which printed layers 3 and 4 with a fine repeating pattern are provided on the outer and inner surfaces of a transparent top plate 2, and when viewed from the outside. Then, due to the overlap and discrepancy between the fine patterns of both printing layers 3 and 4, sparse parts and dense parts of the pattern appear, and by repeating these sparse and dense parts, a predetermined pattern is formed, resulting in a moiré effect. is achieved. This pattern appears to move when viewed from different angles, creating a dynamic decorative effect.Also, since both printed layers 3 and 4 are separated, you can experience a deep appearance with a three-dimensional effect. Furthermore, by selecting fine repeating patterns for the printed layers 3 and 4, an infinite number of patterns can be created.

Therefore, according to the container lid of the present invention, the pattern created by the moiré effect can be seen dynamically, and a variety of decorative effects can be achieved, as well as a pattern with a deep three-dimensional effect. The present invention has many excellent effects, such as being able to obtain extremely high decoration, being simple in structure, and easy to mold.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view of a top plate portion showing an example of a decorative pattern. Explanation of symbols, 1...Lid body, 2...Top plate, 3...
... Upper printing layer, 4... Lower printing layer, 5... Opaque plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Printed layers with fine repeating patterns are placed opposite each other on both the inside and outside surfaces of the transparent plate-shaped lid body, and an opaque plate that exposes the base is placed and fixed inside the printed layer located on the inner surface side. The lid of a container made of