JPH0687159B2 - Method for producing developer absorbing base material for photographic film, base material and self-processing photographic film unit - Google Patents

Method for producing developer absorbing base material for photographic film, base material and self-processing photographic film unit

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JPH0687159B2
JPH0687159B2 JP25069590A JP25069590A JPH0687159B2 JP H0687159 B2 JPH0687159 B2 JP H0687159B2 JP 25069590 A JP25069590 A JP 25069590A JP 25069590 A JP25069590 A JP 25069590A JP H0687159 B2 JPH0687159 B2 JP H0687159B2
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俊一 保坂
勲 一貫坂
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Kanai Juyo Kogyo Co Ltd
Fujifilm Holdings Corp
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【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は写真用現像液を捕捉・吸収する写真フイルム用
現像液吸収基材、特に自己処理写真フイルム(インスタ
ント写真フイルム)ユニットに用いられ、該ユニットの
現像処理時に発生する処理液の余剰分を集液・捕捉する
為の現像液吸収不織布基材の製造方法及びその基材なら
びに自己処理写真フイルムユニットに関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial field of application) The present invention is used for a developer absorbing base material for a photographic film, which captures and absorbs a photographic developing solution, and particularly used for a self-processing photographic film (instant photographic film) unit, The present invention relates to a method for producing a developer-absorbing non-woven fabric substrate for collecting and capturing an excessive amount of a treatment liquid generated during development processing of the unit, the substrate, and a self-processing photographic film unit.

(従来の技術およびその課題) 写真用現像液を捕捉・吸収する現像液吸収材の一例とし
て、一般にはインスタント写真フイルムと称される自己
処理写真フイルムユニット内に内蔵して用いられ、現像
処理時に発生するアルカリ性を有する現像処理液をすみ
やかに集液・捕捉後、中和する機能を有するトラップ材
がある。
(Prior art and its problems) As an example of a developer absorbing material that captures and absorbs a photographic developing solution, it is used by being built in a self-processing photographic film unit generally called an instant photographic film and used during development processing. There is a trap material that has a function of immediately collecting and trapping the generated alkaline developing solution, and then neutralizing it.

上記自己処理写真フイルムユニットは、例えば特公昭61
-50305号公報に示されている様にそのタイプによって層
構造や現像処理方法に相違はあるが、第5図及び第6図
に示す如く受像層を含む第1のシート部材(1)と、現
像処理液を所定の厚さの層として均一に分布せしめるこ
とを補助する第2のシート部材(2)の主として2枚の
可撓性シートを有し、あらかじめ現像処理液をその内部
に収納し一対のローラー等の押圧により所定個所が開裂
して前記処理液を放出可能なコンテナー手段(3)及
び、前記コンテナー手段(3)から放出・分散された前
記処理液の余剰分を捕捉・中和可能なトラップ手段
(4)を具備して構成される。該トラップ材は高アルカ
リ・高粘度の余剰処理液を瞬間的に完全捕捉・吸液・中
和する機能が要求され、さらに吸液後は前記トラップ手
段に外圧が加えられても、処理液が画像面に逆流した
り、他の外部へ漏洩することのない保液性が併せて要求
される。
The above self-processing photographic film unit is, for example, Japanese Patent Publication Sho 61
Although there are differences in the layer structure and the development processing method depending on the type as shown in Japanese Patent Publication No. -50305, a first sheet member (1) including an image receiving layer as shown in FIGS. The second sheet member (2) mainly has two flexible sheets for assisting the uniform distribution of the developing solution as a layer having a predetermined thickness. A container means (3) capable of releasing the treatment liquid by rupturing a predetermined portion by pressing a pair of rollers, and capturing / neutralizing an excess of the treatment liquid released / dispersed from the container means (3). It is configured with possible trapping means (4). The trap material is required to have a function of instantaneously completely capturing / absorbing / neutralizing a surplus processing solution having a high alkali / viscosity, and after the absorption, even if an external pressure is applied to the trap means, the processing solution remains Liquid retention is also required so that the liquid does not flow back to the image surface or leak to the outside.

従来よりこのトラップ材としては、布、ガーゼ、レー
ス、不織布、ガラスウール、吸取紙、濾過、フェルト等
のシート状材料、あるいは微細なメッシュのプラスチッ
ク製ネット、又はこれ等の組み合わせよりなる複合材の
ごとき可撓性、通気性及び余剰処理液捕捉性を有する基
材に、アルカリ中和機能を有する酸性材料を含浸付与せ
しめてなるものが使用される。
Conventionally, as the trap material, a sheet-shaped material such as cloth, gauze, lace, non-woven fabric, glass wool, absorbent paper, filtration, felt, or a fine mesh plastic net, or a composite material made of a combination thereof is used. A material obtained by impregnating an acidic material having an alkali neutralizing function on a base material having flexibility, air permeability and surplus treatment liquid trapping property is used.

しかし、前記従来のトラップ材に用いる基材は、上記の
如く、布、ガーゼ、レース、不織布、濾紙、フェルト等
のシート材料やメッシュのプラスチックネット又はこれ
らを組み合わせ積層し一体に接着する複数の工程より製
造されている為、コスト高となり手数を要し、密度の調
整も用いる素材によって固定化されてしまうという問題
がある。また、余剰処理液の瞬間捕獲性、外圧に対する
保液性等の機能を具備するものは見られず、薄型でしか
も処理液の瞬間捕獲能に優れ、外圧に対しても逆流、外
部漏液しない液保留性に優れた現像液吸収基材の開発が
要望されているのが現状である。
However, the base material used for the conventional trapping material is, as described above, a sheet material such as cloth, gauze, lace, non-woven fabric, filter paper, felt, a plastic net of mesh, or a plurality of processes in which these are laminated and bonded together. Since it is manufactured more, there is a problem that the cost becomes high and labor is required, and the density is fixed depending on the material used. In addition, no one with functions such as instant capture of surplus treatment liquid and liquid retention against external pressure was found, and it was thin and excellent in instantaneous capture of treatment liquid, and did not backflow against external pressure or leak outside. At present, there is a demand for the development of a developer absorbing base material having an excellent liquid retention property.

(課題を解決するための手段) 本発明は上記の状況に鑑み、鋭意検討開発を重ねた結
果、高粘度を有する余剰の現像処理液をすみやかに集液
捕捉し、かつ、吸液後は外圧に対しても逆流、外部漏洩
のない保液能に優れた特に自己処理写真フイルム用トラ
ップ部基材として有用な写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材
の製造方法及びその基材ならびに自己処理写真フイルム
ユニットを提供するものである。
(Means for Solving the Problems) In the present invention, in view of the above situation, as a result of intensive studies and developments, as a result, an excessive development processing solution having a high viscosity is promptly collected and collected, and after absorbing the external pressure. A method for producing a developer absorbing base material for a photographic film, which is particularly useful as a base material for a trap portion for a self-processing photographic film, which is excellent in liquid retention without backflow and external leakage, the base material, and a self-processing photographic film unit Is provided.

即ち、自己接着性を有するバインダー繊維を少なくとも
10重量%以上含有して構成される熱融着性不織布シート
の一方表面側の繊維層密度が0.35g/cm3以上、他方表面
側の繊維層密度が0.25g/cm3以下の粗密二層構造、また
は、一方表面側から他方表面側にかけて漸次密度が変化
した粗密構造(以下これら全てを含めて単に粗密二層構
造という)を有し、さらに該不織布シートに圧縮荷重
(50g/cm2)を与える時の圧縮仕事量が0.20g・cm/cm2
下で、かつ、圧縮回復特性を示す圧縮弾性率が40%以上
の力学特性を有する、多空隙にして圧縮かたさの大きな
不織布シートが、写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材として
自己処理写真フイルムユニットに用いた際、非常に好適
な結果が得られることが判明した。
That is, at least a binder fiber having self-adhesiveness is used.
A heat-fusible non-woven fabric sheet containing 10 wt% or more of two dense and coarse layers having a fiber layer density of 0.35 g / cm 3 or more on one surface side and a fiber layer density of 0.25 g / cm 3 or less on the other surface side. Structure, or having a dense and dense structure in which the density gradually changes from one surface side to the other surface side (hereinafter, simply referred to as a coarse and dense two-layer structure including all of these), and the compressive load (50 g / cm 2 ) on the nonwoven fabric sheet A non-woven sheet having a large void volume and a large compression hardness, which has a mechanical property of 0.20 g · cm / cm 2 or less, and a compression elastic modulus showing a compression recovery property of 40% or more when giving It has been found that very suitable results are obtained when used in a self-processing photographic film unit as a developer absorbing substrate for a photographic film.

上記圧縮の力学特性値は、布の風合い計測を目的として
設計開発された試験システムKES-Fシリーズの圧縮試験
機(KES-F3)により計測されるものであり、シート状繊
維製品の圧縮特性値を測定する装置として一般に使用さ
れている。
The above-mentioned compression mechanical characteristic value is measured by a compression tester (KES-F3) of the test system KES-F series designed and developed for the purpose of measuring the texture of the cloth, and the compression characteristic value of the sheet fiber product. Is generally used as a device for measuring.

以下本装置による力学的特性値につき簡単に説明する。The mechanical characteristic values of this device will be briefly described below.

圧縮仕事量Wc(g・cm/cm2)は、試料支持台上に置いた
測定試料に対し、上方から0.02mm/secの定速で加圧し、
圧縮荷重が50g/cm2に至る迄の試料の単位面積当たりの
圧縮仕事量を示し(第4図斜線部面積abca部分相当)そ
の数値としては、かたくて圧縮変形し難いもの程小さな
値となる。
The work of compression Wc (g · cm / cm 2 ) is applied to the measurement sample placed on the sample support base at a constant speed of 0.02 mm / sec from above,
The compression work amount per unit area of the sample up to the compression load of 50 g / cm 2 is shown (corresponding to the shaded area abca in Fig. 4). The smaller the value, the harder it is to compress and deform. .

圧縮弾性率Rc(%)は、圧縮荷重が50g/cm2に到達後、
加圧が0.02mm/secの定速で解除される過程における圧縮
回復仕事量Wc(第4図黒塗り部面dbcd部分相当)より次
式から算出される。
The compression elastic modulus Rc (%) is as follows after the compression load reaches 50 g / cm 2 .
It is calculated from the following formula from the compression recovery work amount Wc (corresponding to the dbcd portion of the black coating portion surface in FIG. 4) in the process of releasing the pressurization at a constant speed of 0.02 mm / sec.

Rc=Wc′/Wc×100(%) Rcは圧縮回復性、圧縮弾性を表すもので数値が大きいも
の程厚み回復性に優れている事を示し、加圧力に対する
永久ひずみが小さい事を示す。
Rc = Wc ′ / Wc × 100 (%) Rc represents compression recovery and compression elasticity, and the larger the value, the better the thickness recovery, and the smaller the permanent set with respect to the applied pressure.

以下上記力学特性値を用いて本発明の写真フイルム用現
像液吸収基材の製造方法及び基材ならびに自己処理写真
ユニットについてさらに詳しく説明する。
The method for producing a developer absorbing base material for a photographic film, the base material and the self-processing photographic unit of the present invention will be described in more detail below by using the above mechanical property values.

本発明の構成において自己接着性を有するバインダー繊
維を適用した熱融着不織布シートは、該バインダー繊維
の混率が少ない時は、繊維間の結着点が少なくなる為加
圧に対する圧縮変形量が大きくなり、圧縮仕事量Wcは大
きな値となる。この様に加圧に対する圧縮変形量の大き
な不織布シートを現像液吸収基材として用いた場合、外
圧に対し簡単に圧縮変形を起こし、吸収した処理液の逆
流、外部漏液をひき起こす事となり好ましくなく不適で
あり、従ってバインダー繊維の混率は少なくとも10重量
%以上、好ましくは50重量%以上特に好ましくは60〜90
重量%を混入して得られる多くの繊維間相互結着点を有
し、圧縮仕事量Wcが0.20g・cm/cm2以下(好ましくは0.0
5〜0.20)の圧縮かたさの大きい不織布シートを用いる
ことが好ましい。特に所定圧の加圧ロールにより延展、
分散された余剰処理液をトラップ材中に確実に捕捉・保
留させ、外部への漏液を防止する機能に対しては、この
圧縮仕事量(圧縮かたさ)は重要な判断因子となる。
In the constitution of the present invention, the heat-bonding nonwoven fabric sheet to which the binder fiber having self-adhesiveness is applied has a large amount of compressive deformation with respect to pressure because the binding point between the fibers is small when the mixing ratio of the binder fiber is small. Therefore, the compression work Wc becomes a large value. When a non-woven fabric sheet having a large amount of compressive deformation with respect to pressure is used as a developer absorbing base material as described above, compressive deformation easily occurs against external pressure, which causes backflow of absorbed processing liquid and external leakage, which is preferable. Therefore, the mixing ratio of the binder fiber is at least 10% by weight or more, preferably 50% by weight or more, particularly preferably 60 to 90%.
It has many mutual binding points between fibers obtained by mixing in wt%, and the compression work Wc is 0.20 g · cm / cm 2 or less (preferably 0.0
It is preferable to use a non-woven fabric sheet having a high compression hardness of 5 to 0.20). Especially spread with a pressure roll of a predetermined pressure,
This compression work (compression hardness) is an important judgment factor for the function of surely capturing / holding the dispersed excess processing liquid in the trap material and preventing liquid leakage to the outside.

また、繊維相互間の結合手段としては結合剤等外的な接
着剤付与による方法が考えられるが、外部結合剤付与法
では、所定の圧縮かたさに仕上げる為に多量の結合剤が
必要となり、その結果として現像液吸収基材となる不織
布シートの繊維間空隙部が減少し処理液吸収性が低下す
る為好ましくない。さらに、外部よりの圧縮変形に対
し、すみやかに、かつ、完全な厚み回復が要求され、こ
の要件を満たす為には圧縮弾性率Rcは40%以上有する不
織布シートが好適である事が判明した。即ち、この特性
値は加圧ロールにより押し出されて来た余剰の処理液を
絞り出す事なくトラップ部基材中に保留せしめる要求特
性に対し、圧縮仕事量Wcと同様重要な因子である。な
お、上記の様な圧縮特性を有する不織布シートは、嵩
高、反撥弾性にすぐれた繊維、好適にはポリエステル繊
維を用いる事により、より良好なる性能を有する写真フ
イルム用現像液吸収基材が得られる。
Further, a method of applying an external adhesive such as a binder is conceivable as a method of connecting the fibers to each other, but in the external binder applying method, a large amount of the binder is required to finish it into a predetermined compression hardness. As a result, the inter-fiber voids of the non-woven fabric sheet that serves as the developer absorbing base material are reduced, and the processing solution absorbency is reduced, which is not preferable. Further, it has been found that a non-woven sheet having a compressive elastic modulus Rc of 40% or more is suitable for satisfying this requirement as soon as it is required to completely recover the thickness against the compressive deformation from the outside. That is, this characteristic value is an important factor similar to the compression work Wc with respect to the required characteristic that the surplus processing liquid extruded by the pressure roll is retained in the trap base material without being squeezed out. In addition, the nonwoven fabric sheet having the compression characteristics as described above can obtain a developer absorbing base material for a photographic film having better performance by using fibers having high bulk and excellent impact resilience, preferably polyester fibers. .

次に、高粘度の処理液に対する瞬間捕捉性は、基本的に
は高空隙率の繊維シートを適用する事により得られるも
のであるが、前記圧縮特性をも具備してなるものが要求
される為、一方表面側の繊維層密度が0.35g/cm3以上、
他方表面側の繊維層密度が0.25g/cm3以下の粗密二層構
造の不織布シートが好ましい事が判明した。
Next, the instantaneous capturing property with respect to the high-viscosity processing liquid is basically obtained by applying a fiber sheet having a high porosity, but a material having the above-mentioned compression characteristics is required. Therefore, the fiber layer density on one surface side is 0.35 g / cm 3 or more,
On the other hand, it was found that a non-woven fabric sheet having a coarse and dense two-layer structure having a fiber layer density on the surface side of 0.25 g / cm 3 or less is preferable.

即ち、加圧ロールにより延展、分散された余剰の処理液
は、加圧ロールにより大きく圧縮変形を受ける事なくト
ラップ部の現像吸収基材となる該不織布シートの低密度
層側より捕捉吸液され、すみやかに該不織布シートの空
隙部に充填捕捉される。この時該不織布シートの他方表
面側は繊維が高密度に充填されてなる為、吸液した処理
液が高密度層へ貫通する事がなく、該不織布シート内部
へ効率良く捕捉され外部への漏液が防止出来る。
That is, the excess processing liquid spread and dispersed by the pressure roll is captured and absorbed from the low density layer side of the non-woven fabric sheet that serves as the developing and absorbing base material of the trap portion without being largely compressed and deformed by the pressure roll. Then, the non-woven fabric sheet is quickly filled and captured in the voids. At this time, since the other surface side of the non-woven sheet is densely filled with fibers, the absorbed treatment liquid does not penetrate into the high-density layer, is efficiently trapped inside the non-woven sheet, and leaks to the outside. Liquid can be prevented.

繊維充填密度は、低密度層側に於いては、高粘度の処理
液を瞬間的に捕捉・集納させる為には、0.25g/cm3以下
が好ましく、特に好ましくは0.20g/cm3以下が良い。高
密度層側に於いては、吸液した高粘度の処理液が貫通し
難い0.35g/cm3以上が好ましい。低密度層と高密度層の
重量比率は特に限定するものではなく、高密度層として
フイルム状薄層を形成させたものでも良い。
The fiber packing density is preferably 0.25 g / cm 3 or less, particularly preferably 0.20 g / cm 3 or less, in order to instantaneously capture and collect the high-viscosity processing liquid on the low density layer side. Is good. On the high-density layer side, 0.35 g / cm 3 or more is preferable because the absorbed high-viscosity processing liquid is difficult to penetrate. The weight ratio of the low density layer and the high density layer is not particularly limited, and a film-like thin layer may be formed as the high density layer.

さらに、前述の要求性能を満足させる為に繊度が1〜20
デニールの比較的細いポリエステル繊維から太いポリエ
ステル繊維を適宜混綿して用いる事により、該太デニー
ルポリエステル繊維による堅固な骨格構造が形成され、
より好ましい圧縮かたさ、圧縮弾性、処理液の瞬間捕獲
性及びその保液性に優れた写真フイルム用現像液吸収基
材を得る事が出来る。また、上記のポリエステル繊維は
同一デニールのものを用いても差し支えなく、これらに
限定されるものではない。
Furthermore, the fineness is 1 to 20 to satisfy the above-mentioned required performance.
By appropriately mixing and using thick polyester fibers from relatively thin denier polyester fibers, a solid skeleton structure is formed by the thick denier polyester fibers,
It is possible to obtain a developer-absorbing base material for a photographic film, which is more excellent in compression hardness, compression elasticity, instant catching property of a processing liquid and its liquid retaining property. The polyester fibers may be of the same denier, and are not limited to these.

また、上記ポリエステル繊維は高ヤング率ポリエステ
ル、吸水性ポリエステル、中空ポリエステル、各種異形
断面ポリエステル等を用いることが出来る。
As the polyester fiber, high Young's modulus polyester, water-absorbent polyester, hollow polyester, various modified cross-section polyesters, etc. can be used.

本発明の自己処理写真フイルムユニットは上記基材によ
り形成されたトラップ材を用いて構成されるが、第5
図、第6図に示した構造以外の自己処理写真ユニットに
も適用可能である。
The self-processing photographic film unit of the present invention is constructed using the trap material formed of the above-mentioned base material.
It is also applicable to a self-processing photographic unit other than the structure shown in FIGS.

次に該写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材の好ましい製造方
法について延べる。
Next, a preferred method for producing the developer absorbing base material for the photographic film will be described.

上記の如く写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材例えばトラッ
プ部基材には余剰処理液を速やかに捕捉集納する高空隙
と、外圧に対し圧縮変形を起こさない圧縮かたさ、圧縮
回復性が要求される。このような性能を有する不織布シ
ートは、自己接着能を有するバインダー繊維を用いた熱
融着性不織布が最適である。即ち、繊維交叉点は確実に
接着される為所望の圧縮かたさが得られ易く、外部付与
の結合剤を含まない為高空隙率の不織布シートが得られ
る。
As described above, the developer absorbing base material for the photographic film, for example, the trap portion base material, is required to have a high void for promptly capturing and collecting the excess processing liquid, a compression hardness that does not cause compression deformation due to an external pressure, and a compression recovery property. . The non-woven fabric sheet having such performance is most preferably a heat-fusible non-woven fabric using a binder fiber having a self-adhesive ability. That is, since the fiber crossing points are surely adhered to each other, a desired compression hardness can be easily obtained, and a high porosity non-woven sheet can be obtained because no externally applied binder is contained.

通常熱融着性不織布シートは、均一な表裏面を得る為に
上下同温度に設定した一対のカレンダーロールによる加
熱圧着処理が行われるが、本発明による写真フイルム用
現像液吸収基材は、高空隙性、圧縮かたさ、処理液の外
部漏液防止能を付与する為その工程に工夫・改良を加え
たものである。
Usually, the heat-fusible non-woven fabric sheet is subjected to thermocompression bonding treatment with a pair of calender rolls set at the same temperature in the upper and lower sides to obtain uniform front and back surfaces. This process has been devised and improved in order to impart porosity, compression hardness, and the ability to prevent external leakage of the treatment liquid.

即ち、第1図及び第2図にその一例を示す如く、ウェブ
形成機により上記の如く自己接着性バインダー繊維を少
なくとも10重量%以上好ましくは50重量%以上含有して
形成された繊維ウェブ(5)は、予めウェブの固定不織
布化と断面方向への多数の柱状空孔を設ける為、ニード
ルパンチ機(6)によりニードルパンチ加工が行われ、
次に該ニードルパンチ不織布(7)は、バインダー繊維
の融点以上、好ましくは該融点より10℃以上高く加熱し
た上ロール(8)と、バインダー繊維の融点以下、好ま
しくは該融点より20℃以下に設定された下ロール(9)
より構成される一対のカレンダーロールにより加熱圧着
する事により、表裏の繊維層密度の異なる粗密二層構造
を有する不織布シート(10)が得られる。この様にして
得られた不織布シートは加圧ロールの上下の温度差によ
り、一方表面側の繊維密度が0.35g/cm3以上、他方表面
側が0.25g/cm3以下の粗密二層構造、或いは、一方表面
側から他方表面側にかけて漸次密度が変化した粗密構造
を有し、余剰処理液に対する瞬間捕捉性と捕集処理液の
貫通防止性能を有するものであるが、低密度層側の繊維
交点は充分に接着されていない為、外部圧力に対する圧
縮かたさに欠け処理液保液性、外部漏液防止性能の目的
を充分に満足することができないものである。さらに、
該不織布シートにアルカリ中和機能を有する酸を含浸し
てなるトラップ材は、90mm×5mmの短冊状に裁断処理し
てトラップユニット内に組み込むに際し、若干の繊維脱
落現象及び画像面への飛散混入等のトラブル発生の要因
解消の為、カレンダー加工による加熱圧着処理に引き続
きさらにバインダー繊維の融点以上、好ましくは該融点
より10℃以上の温度で無押圧下で熱処理加工を施す事に
より、第3図に示す様に一方表面側(13)の繊維密度が
0.35g/cm3以上と密度が高く、他方表面側(14)の繊維
層密度が0.25g/cm3以下と密度が低く、かつ、繊維間相
互が熱接着性繊維の溶着により固着され、多数の柱状空
孔(15)を断面方向に有する粗密二層構造とした良好な
性能の写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材(16)を得たもの
である。
That is, as shown in one example in FIGS. 1 and 2, a fibrous web (5) formed by a web forming machine containing at least 10% by weight or more, preferably 50% by weight or more of self-adhesive binder fibers as described above. ) Is a fixed non-woven fabric of the web and is provided with a large number of columnar holes in the cross-sectional direction, needle punching is performed by the needle punching machine (6),
Next, the needle punched non-woven fabric (7) is heated above the melting point of the binder fiber, preferably above the melting point by 10 ° C or more, and the upper roll (8) below the melting point of the binder fiber, preferably below 20 ° C above the melting point. Set lower roll (9)
By heat-pressing with a pair of calender rolls composed of the above, a nonwoven fabric sheet (10) having a coarse and dense two-layer structure with different fiber layer densities on the front and back can be obtained. The non-woven fabric sheet thus obtained, due to the temperature difference between the upper and lower sides of the pressure roll, the fiber density of one surface side is 0.35 g / cm 3 or more, the other surface side is 0.25 g / cm 3 or less dense and two-layer structure, or , Which has a coarse and dense structure in which the density gradually changes from one surface side to the other surface side, and has an instantaneous trapping property for the surplus treatment liquid and a penetration preventing property of the collection treatment liquid, but the fiber intersection of the low density layer side Since they are not sufficiently adhered, they lack the compression hardness against external pressure and cannot sufficiently satisfy the purposes of retaining the processing liquid and preventing external leakage. further,
The trap material obtained by impregnating the non-woven fabric sheet with an acid having an alkali neutralizing function is cut into 90 mm x 5 mm strips and incorporated into the trap unit. In order to eliminate the cause of problems such as the occurrence of trouble, calendering is followed by heat-pressing treatment, followed by heat treatment at a temperature not lower than the melting point of the binder fiber, preferably not lower than 10 ° C., without pressing, as shown in FIG. The fiber density on one surface side (13) is
High density of 0.35 g / cm 3 or more, low density of fiber layer on the other side (14) of 0.25 g / cm 3 or less, and mutual adhesion between fibers due to welding of heat-adhesive fibers. A developer absorbing base material (16) for a photographic film having good performance with a dense and dense two-layer structure having columnar holes (15) in the cross-sectional direction is obtained.

即ち、無押圧下での熱処理加工により、粗密二層構造を
維持した不織布シートに強固な接着力を与え、優れた圧
縮かたさを付与し、同時に前記裁断処理による繊維脱落
の問題を解決したものである。なお、該無押圧下での熱
処理法としては、バインダー繊維の融点以上に設定され
た熱風循環式の温風熱処理機(11)内を通過させる方
法、同融点以上に加熱設定した熱ロール(12)表面上に
不織布シートの低密度層側面を接融通過させる等の手段
によってもよい。
That is, by heat treatment under no pressure, a strong adhesive force is imparted to the nonwoven fabric sheet that maintains the dense and dense two-layer structure, excellent compression hardness is imparted, and at the same time, the problem of fiber loss due to the cutting treatment is solved. is there. As the heat treatment method under no pressure, a method of passing through a hot air circulation type hot air heat treatment machine (11) set to the melting point of the binder fiber or more, a heat roll set to the melting point or more (12) ) Means may be used such that the side surface of the low-density layer of the non-woven sheet is fusion-bonded and passed over the surface.

以下実施例に基づき本発明をさらに詳細に説明する。The present invention will be described in more detail based on the following examples.

〔実施例1〕 芯部の融点が250℃のレギュラーポリエステル、鞘部の
融点が130℃の低融点ポリエステルである芯鞘型のバイ
ンダー繊維4d×51mm70%、レギュラーポリエステル繊維
12d×51mm30%の混綿よりなる均一に開繊積層した繊維
マットをニードルパンチ処理機に導入し、打込深さ10m
m、パンチ数100p/cm2の条件でニードルパンチ加工を施
してフェルト状不織布シートとした後、上ロール温度が
150℃、下ロール温度が90℃に加熱設定されたカレンダ
ーロールに導入し、さらに150℃に設定した熱風循環式
加熱炉を通過させて目付190g/cm2、厚さ0.65mmの表裏繊
維密度が異なる粗密二層構造の写真フイルム用現像液吸
収基材を得た。次に該現像液吸収基材に、ポリアクリル
酸「日本純薬(株)製ジュリマー(商標)」に対し5モ
ル%のエポキシ硬化材「チバガイギー製アラルダイト
(商標)と、同じくポリアクリル酸に対して5モル%の
NaOHとを添加し、これをメタノールで希釈してポリアク
リル酸の濃度が15%の溶液を作成して、固形分で50g/cm
2付与した後100℃で10分間乾燥させ、これを自己処理写
真フイルムユニット用トラップ部材として用いた。以下
の実施例および比較例に対しても同様の含浸処理を施し
てトラップ部材とした。
Example 1 Core-sheath type binder fiber 4d × 51 mm 70%, which is a regular polyester having a core melting point of 250 ° C. and a low melting point polyester having a melting point of 130 ° C., regular polyester fiber
12d × 51mm The fiber mat, which is made of 30% mixed cotton and uniformly spread, is introduced into the needle punching machine, and the driving depth is 10m.
Needle punching is performed under the conditions of m and the number of punches is 100 p / cm 2 to make a felt-like nonwoven fabric sheet, and the upper roll temperature is
It was introduced into a calender roll set to 150 ℃ and the lower roll temperature was set to 90 ℃, and then passed through a hot air circulation type heating furnace set to 150 ℃, and the fabric weight of 190g / cm 2 and the front and back fiber density of 0.65mm were obtained. The developer absorbing base materials for photographic films having different coarse and dense two-layer structures were obtained. Next, on the developer absorbing base material, an epoxy curing agent "Arubadite (trademark) manufactured by Ciba Geigy" at 5 mol% based on polyacrylic acid "Jurimer (trademark) manufactured by Nippon Pure Chemical Co., Ltd." 5 mol%
Add NaOH and dilute it with methanol to make a solution with a polyacrylic acid concentration of 15%. Solid content of 50 g / cm
2 was applied and then dried at 100 ° C. for 10 minutes, and this was used as a trap member for a self-processing photographic film unit. The same impregnation treatment was applied to the following examples and comparative examples to obtain trap members.

〔実施例2〕 実施例1で使用した同一の芯鞘型ポリエステルバインダ
ー繊維4d×51mm100%を用いて同様に形成した繊維マッ
トを、実施例1と同一方法により目付190g/cm2、厚さ0.
62mmの表裏繊維密度の異なる粗密二層構造の写真フイル
ム用現像液吸収基材を得た。
Example 2 A fiber mat formed in the same manner by using the same core-sheath type polyester binder fiber 4d × 51 mm 100% used in Example 1 was used in the same manner as in Example 1 to have a basis weight of 190 g / cm 2 and a thickness of 0. .
A developer absorbing base material for a photographic film having a coarse and dense two-layer structure having different fiber densities on the front and back sides of 62 mm was obtained.

〔実施例3〕 芯部の融点が250℃のレギュラーポリエステル、鞘部の
融点が180℃の低融点ポリエステルである芯鞘型バイン
ダー繊維6d×51mm50%と中空断面を有する中空ポリエス
テル繊維6d×75mm50%との混合繊維を均一に開繊積層し
てなる繊維マットを、ニードルパンチ処理機に導入し、
打込深さ9mm、パンチ数150p/cm2の条件でニードルパン
チ加工を施してフェルト状不織布シートとした後、上ロ
ール温度が205℃、下ロール温度が150℃に加熱設定され
たカレンダーロールにて熱圧着加工を施した後、第1図
に示す如く200℃に加熱設定された第3の熱ロール(1
2)表面を接触通過させることにより熱処理加工を施し
て、目付200g/cm2、厚さ0.70mmの表裏繊維密度の異なる
粗密二層構造の写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材を得た。
[Example 3] Core-sheath type binder fiber 6d × 51 mm 50% and hollow polyester fiber 6d × 75 mm 50% having a hollow cross section, which is a regular polyester having a melting point of 250 ° C. and a low melting point polyester having a melting point of 180 ° C. A fiber mat formed by uniformly opening and laminating mixed fibers with and is introduced into a needle punch processing machine,
After performing needle punching under the conditions of a driving depth of 9 mm and a punch count of 150 p / cm 2 to make a felt-like non-woven fabric sheet, a calender roll set with an upper roll temperature of 205 ° C and a lower roll temperature of 150 ° C was set. After thermocompression bonding, the third hot roll (1
2) Heat treatment was carried out by passing the surface through contact to obtain a developer absorbing base material for a photographic film having a basis weight of 200 g / cm 2 and a thickness of 0.70 mm and having different fiber densities on the front and back sides.

〔比較例1〕 実施例1と同条件により同様に形成してなる不織布シー
トを、上下ロール温度共に140℃に加熱設定されたカレ
ンダーロールにて熱圧着して不織布シートを得た。
[Comparative Example 1] A nonwoven fabric sheet formed under the same conditions as in Example 1 was thermocompression-bonded with a calender roll set to have both upper and lower roll temperatures set to 140 ° C to obtain a nonwoven fabric sheet.

〔比較例2〕 カレンダーロール加工迄実施例1と同条件により同様に
不織布シートを形成し、無押圧下での熱処理加工を削除
して不織布シートを得た。
[Comparative Example 2] A non-woven sheet was formed in the same manner as in Example 1 until calender roll processing, and the heat treatment under no pressure was omitted to obtain a non-woven sheet.

〔比較例3〕 芯部の融点が230℃の6ナイロン、鞘部の融点が140℃の
共重合ナイロンよりなる芯鞘型バインダー繊維2d×38mm
60%、レギュラー6ナイロン繊維3d×51mm40%の混綿よ
りなる均一に開繊積層した繊維マットを、上ロール温度
が160℃、下ロール温度が110℃に加熱設定された一対の
カレンダーロールに導入して粗密二層構造を有する不織
布となした後、さらに、前記一対の加熱ロールの上部に
位置する160℃に加熱設定した一本のロールに該二層構
想不織布の低密度層側がロール面に無押圧下で接触する
様に導入熱処理して目付190g/cm2、厚さ0.65mmの不織布
シートを得た。
[Comparative Example 3] Core-sheath type binder fiber 2d × 38 mm made of 6 nylon having a core melting point of 230 ° C. and copolymer nylon having a sheath melting point of 140 ° C.
The fiber mat made of 60% and 6% regular 6 nylon fiber 3d x 51mm 40%, which was uniformly spread and laminated, was introduced into a pair of calender rolls set to have an upper roll temperature of 160 ° C and a lower roll temperature of 110 ° C. After forming a non-woven fabric having a coarse and dense two-layer structure, the roll surface of the two-layer design non-woven fabric has no low-density layer side on one roll set at 160 ° C. located above the pair of heating rolls. Introduced heat treatment was carried out so as to make contact under pressure to obtain a nonwoven fabric sheet having a basis weight of 190 g / cm 2 and a thickness of 0.65 mm.

以上の様にして得た実施例及び比較例の不織布トラップ
部基材の諸物性並びに自己処理写真フイルムユニットの
トラップ部材として組み評価した時の試験結果を次表に
示す。
The following table shows the physical properties of the non-woven fabric trap portion base materials of the examples and comparative examples obtained as described above and the test results when they were assembled and evaluated as a trap member of a self-processing photographic film unit.

〔発明の効果〕 本発明は上記の如く構成したから、表にも示す通り、本
発明の製造方法において製造した現像液吸収基材を用い
た自己処理写真フイルムユニットのトラップ部基材は、
現像余剰処理液を瞬間的に捕捉、収納し、さらに外圧に
対する充分な圧縮かたさを有する為、撮影後使用者の不
注意等によりトラップ部に外圧が加えられる事があって
も、処理液の逆流、外部漏液現像発生等のトラブルが発
生する事がない。更にトラップユニット内に短冊形状で
組み込み適用するに際し、繊維片脱落による画像面への
飛散、混入等のトラブル発生もない。
[Effect of the invention] Since the present invention is configured as described above, as shown in the table, the trap portion base material of the self-processing photographic film unit using the developer absorbing base material manufactured by the manufacturing method of the present invention is:
The excess developing solution is instantaneously captured and stored, and because it has sufficient compression hardness against external pressure, even if external pressure is applied to the trap section due to user's carelessness after shooting, backflow of processing solution No trouble such as development of external liquid leakage occurs. Further, when the strip-shaped device is incorporated and applied in the trap unit, there is no trouble such as scattering or mixing on the image surface due to falling of fiber pieces.

また、本発明は自己接着性バインダー繊維を含有した一
層タイプの繊維集積体を、加熱設定温度の異なるロール
により加熱圧着し、引き続き該バインダー繊維の融点以
上の温度で熱処理加工を施し表裏面に密度差を適宜に調
整して形成している為、製法が連続化し1工程で製造で
きるという利点があり、従来の二層タイプの如く密度勾
配を形成する為、各層毎に繊維配合を変更設計し積層す
る必要もなく工程が短縮できる等の優れた効果を有する
発明である。
Further, the present invention is a one-layer type fiber aggregate containing self-adhesive binder fibers, which are thermocompression-bonded by rolls having different heating set temperatures, and subsequently subjected to heat treatment at a temperature equal to or higher than the melting point of the binder fibers to obtain density on the front and back surfaces. Since the difference is appropriately adjusted and formed, there is an advantage that the manufacturing method can be made continuous and can be manufactured in one step. Since the density gradient is formed like the conventional two-layer type, the fiber composition is changed and designed for each layer. It is an invention that has an excellent effect that the steps can be shortened without the need for stacking.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

第1図及び第2図はそれぞれ本発明の実施の一例を示す
概略製造工程図、第3図は同写真フイルム用現像液吸収
基材の構成断面図、第4図は圧縮試験機により不織布現
像液吸収基材加圧時の加圧力と移動距離との関係を示す
グラフ、第5図は自己処理写真フイルムユニットの平面
図、第6図は同第5図のA−A線部分切欠断面図であ
る。 1……第1シート部材 2……第2シート部材 3……コンテナー手段 4……トラップ手段 5……繊維ウェブ 6……ニードルパンチ機 7……ニードルパンチ不織布 8……上ロール 9……下ロール 10……不織布シート 11……温風熱処理機 12……熱ロール 13……一方表面側 14……他方表面側 15……柱状空孔 16……写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材
FIGS. 1 and 2 are schematic manufacturing process diagrams showing an example of the embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing the constitution of a developer absorbing base material for the same photographic film, and FIG. 4 is a nonwoven fabric development using a compression tester. FIG. 5 is a plan view of a self-processing photographic film unit, and FIG. 6 is a partially cutaway sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. Is. 1 ... First sheet member 2 ... Second sheet member 3 ... Container means 4 ... Trap means 5 ... Fiber web 6 ... Needle punch machine 7 ... Needle punch nonwoven fabric 8 ... Upper roll 9 ... Lower Roll 10 …… Nonwoven sheet 11 …… Warm air heat treatment machine 12 …… Heat roll 13 …… One surface side 14 …… Other surface side 15 …… Column holes 16 …… Developer absorption base material for photographic film

Claims (6)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】自己接着性を有するバインダー繊維を少な
くとも10重量%以上含有した繊維集積体を、前記バイン
ダー繊維の融点以上の温度に加熱設定されたロールと、
該繊維の融点以下に加熱設定されたロールとで構成する
一対のカレンダーロール間隙を通過させて加熱圧着した
後、さらに該バインダー繊維の融点以上の温度で熱処理
加工を施すことにより粗密二層構造の不織布シートを形
成することを特徴とする写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材
の製造方法。
1. A roll in which a fiber assembly containing at least 10% by weight or more of binder fibers having self-adhesiveness is heated and set to a temperature equal to or higher than the melting point of the binder fibers.
After passing through a pair of calender roll gaps configured with a roll set to a temperature not higher than the melting point of the fiber to perform thermocompression bonding, a heat treatment is further performed at a temperature not lower than the melting point of the binder fiber to form a coarse and dense two-layer structure. A method for producing a developer absorbing base material for a photographic film, which comprises forming a non-woven sheet.
【請求項2】自己接着性を有するバインダー繊維を少な
くとも10重量%以上含有した繊維集積体を、前記バイン
ダー繊維の融点以上の温度に加熱設定されたロールと、
該繊維の融点以下に加熱設定されたロールとで構成する
一対のカレンダーロール間隙を通過させて加熱圧着し、
一方表面側から他方表面側にかけて漸次密度が変化した
粗密構造とした後、さらに該バインダー繊維の融点以上
の温度で熱処理加工を施すことにより不織布シートを形
成することを特徴とする写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材
の製造方法。
2. A roll in which a fiber assembly containing at least 10% by weight or more of binder fiber having self-adhesiveness is heated and set to a temperature not lower than the melting point of the binder fiber.
A pair of calender rolls configured with a roll set to a temperature not higher than the melting point of the fibers are passed through a gap to heat-compress,
A developer for a photographic film, characterized by forming a non-woven fabric sheet by forming a coarse-dense structure in which the density gradually changes from one surface side to the other surface side, and then subjecting it to a heat treatment process at a temperature equal to or higher than the melting point of the binder fiber. A method for manufacturing an absorbent substrate.
【請求項3】自己接着性ポリエステルバインダー繊維を
少なくとも50重量%以上混合して均一に開繊積層された
ポリエステル繊維集積体を、ニードルパンチ処理により
絡合せしめた後、前記バインダー繊維の融点以上の温度
に加熱設定されたロールと、該繊維の融点以下に設定さ
れたロールとで構成する一対のカレンダーロール間隙を
通過させて、該繊維集積体を一体に加熱圧着させた後、
さらに該バインダー繊維の融点以上の温度で無押圧下に
熱処理加工を施すことによって、前記一体化繊維集積体
の一方表面側の繊維密度が0.35g/cm3以上、他方表面側
が0.25g/cm3以下の粗密二層構造の不織布シートとな
し、前記不織布シートの圧縮仕事量Wc(g・cm/cm2)が
0.20以下、圧縮弾性率Rc(%)が40以上に形成する事を
特徴とする写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材の製造方法。
3. A polyester fiber assembly in which at least 50% by weight or more of self-adhesive polyester binder fiber is mixed and uniformly spread and laminated, and after entangled by a needle punching process, After passing through a pair of calender roll gaps composed of a roll set to a temperature of heating and a roll set to a temperature not higher than the melting point of the fiber, the fiber assembly is integrally thermocompressed,
Furthermore, by subjecting the binder fiber to heat treatment at a temperature not lower than the melting point of the binder fiber without pressing, the fiber density on one surface side of the integrated fiber assembly is 0.35 g / cm 3 or more, and the other surface side is 0.25 g / cm 3 The following non-woven sheet having a coarse and dense two-layer structure is used, and the compression work Wc (g · cm / cm 2 ) of the above-mentioned non-woven sheet is
A method for producing a developer-absorbing base material for a photographic film, which comprises forming the compression elastic modulus Rc (%) to be 0.20 or less and 40 or more.
【請求項4】請求項1または請求項3のいずれかの製造
方法において製造した現像液吸収基材の一方表面側の繊
維密度が0.35g/cm3以上で、他方表面が0.25g/cm3以下の
粗密二層構造を有し、圧縮仕事量Wc(g・cm/cm2)が0.
20以下、圧縮弾性率Rc(%)が40以上であることを特徴
とする写真フイルム用現像液吸収基材。
4. The fiber density on one surface side of the developer absorbing base material produced by the production method according to claim 1 or 3 is 0.35 g / cm 3 or more, and the other surface side is 0.25 g / cm 3. It has the following coarse and dense two-layer structure and a compression work Wc (g · cm / cm 2 ) of 0.
A developer absorbing base material for a photographic film, which has a compression elastic modulus Rc (%) of 20 or less and 40 or more.
【請求項5】請求項1または請求項2のいずれかの製造
方法において製造した現像液吸収基材が繊度1〜20dの
ポリエステル繊維で構成され、該ポリエステル繊維が少
なくとも10重量%以上の自己接着性バインダー繊維を含
有して形成した不織布シートである事を特徴とする写真
フイルム用現像液吸収基材。
5. The developer absorbing base material produced by the production method according to claim 1 or 2 is composed of polyester fibers having a fineness of 1 to 20d, and the polyester fibers are self-adhesive in an amount of at least 10% by weight or more. A developer absorbing base material for a photographic film, which is a non-woven fabric sheet containing a functional binder fiber.
【請求項6】請求項4又は請求項5のいずれかの基材を
用いたことを特徴とする自己処理写真フイルムユニッ
ト。
6. A self-processing photographic film unit comprising the base material according to claim 4 or claim 5.
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