JPH11119656A - Seal and method for making seal - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily make seals of various shapes, patterns, and colors inexpensively because a coated film completed by printing with a coating material on a mount can be used as a seal, by composing the seal from a mount coated with an adhesive on the surface and coating materials being coated on the adhesive and forming the seal main body. SOLUTION: A peelable adhesive 2 is applied on a mount 1. A 1st coating material 3 is printed on the whole surface of this adhesive 2 with a printing machine. The 1st coating material 3 is a luminous paint, but reflective paint and ordinary paint, etc., can be used as the 1st coating material 3. In addition, a 2nd coating material 5 is printed on the 1st coating material 3 with the printing machine through a seal screen 4. As a 2nd coating material 5, a reflective paint having a function different from the 1st coating material 3 is used. In addition to the prints with the 1st coating material 3 and the 2nd coating material 5, for example, a 3rd coating material (black ordinary paint or ink) 7 is printed by using a paper pattern 6 of a character 'a' for a pattern.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a seal formed by a printing technique using a paint or ink (hereinafter referred to as a coating material) and a method of forming the seal, and more particularly to a coating method applied to a mount by the printing technique. The present invention relates to a seal using a coating film itself formed by a material as a seal and a method for producing the seal.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, various seals that can be attached to vehicles, furniture, belongings, and the like are commercially available as markers. Such a seal is formed by printing various forms and functions on paper or the like as a base material with ink, and attaching such a base material to a mount via an adhesive, and in use, the printed base material is used. Is peeled off from the backing sheet one by one and attached to a desired part to obtain a desired function. For example, if a sticker having a function of storing or reflecting light is attached to the back of a school bag or the like, its location can be easily understood even at night, and a function excellent in traffic safety can be achieved.

[0003] By the way, since the above-mentioned seal cuts a sheet-shaped product and adheres to the backing paper, there is a lot of loss,
Further, there are many problems such as a complicated preparation process.
Further, since the sheet-shaped product is formed by printing various pictures and patterns on a base material, the base material of the seal itself for printing is required, and the cost increases accordingly. Furthermore, at present, the only sticker having the function of storing and reflecting light is a plain seal, and it has not been possible to easily draw a picture or pattern on the sticker.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention provides a method for printing a coating material such as paint or ink on a backing paper using a printing technique, and using the coating film formed by the coating material itself as a seal. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to propose a seal in which the above problems are solved. In the present invention, since the coating material is printed on the backing paper and the resulting coating film can be used as a seal, it is possible to easily and inexpensively create a seal having various shapes, patterns, and colors. In addition, the paint (coating material) with the phosphorescent function, the paint (coating material) with the reflective function, and the ordinary paint (coating material) are printed directly on the backing paper, so that the phosphorescent and reflective light are reflected on one seal. You can easily create a seal with the function of

[0005]

For this reason, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is to provide a mount having an adhesive applied to the surface thereof,
A seal comprising: a coating material forming a seal body applied on the adhesive; a mount having an adhesive applied to a surface thereof; and a phosphorescent paint or reflection applied on the adhesive. It is characterized by comprising a coating material of any one of the paints, the other coating material applied on the coating material further applied on the adhesive, and a protective sheet disposed on the coating material. A method of making a seal, comprising applying an adhesive on the surface of a mount, and applying a coating material forming a seal body on the adhesive to create a seal. Apply an adhesive on the surface, apply one of the coating materials of the phosphorescent paint or reflective paint on the adhesive, and further apply the other coating material on the applied coating material, Place a protective sheet on the coating material and Is a method of creating a seal, characterized in that to create Le.

[0006]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below. FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a process of forming a seal having the character “A” in a background having a light storing function and a reflecting function as an embodiment according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view of a completed seal, 3 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 2, and FIG.
It is a middle B part enlarged view. In the drawing, reference numeral 1 denotes a mount, on which a peelable adhesive 2 is applied. Although the material of the backing paper 1 is not particularly limited, a slightly thick paper is used in this example, and the adhesive 2 used for the current seal such as an adhesive glue is used as the adhesive 2. A first coating material 3 (paint is used here) is printed on the entire surface of the adhesive 2 by a printing machine. In the present embodiment, the first coating material 3 is a luminous paint, but for the purpose of sealing, a reflective paint, a normal paint, or the like can be used as the first coating material 3.

On the first coating material 3, a second coating material 5 (here, a paint is used) is printed by a printing machine via a silk screen 4. Here, the first coating material 5 is used as the first coating material 5.
A reflective paint having a function different from that of the coating material 3 is used. The second coating material 5 printed by this method is printed on the first coating material 3 as shown in FIG. 4 in a portion of the silk screen 4 where there is no net, so that the portion where the second coating material 5 is not printed is ,
The portion having the second coating material 5 printed thereon can exhibit different functions of light storage and reflection.

Further, after the first coating material 3 and the second coating material 5 are printed as described above, the character “A” serving as a pattern is printed on the pattern 6 using, for example, a third coating material (normal paint). Black paint or ink) 7 is printed. After the printing of each coating material is completed, a seal is completed by providing a protective sheet 8 such as a vinyl film as necessary to protect the coating film. During the above process, it is important that the thickness of the coating film of the coating material that functions as a base material of the seal is a thickness that can function as a seal. Various patterns and the like can be printed on the coating film of the coating material that functions as a material by using ink.

The above-mentioned seal is used as follows.
The coating material serving as a seal is peeled off from the backing sheet together with the protective sheet 8. It is attached to a peeled object to be sealed (for example, the surface of a school bag or the like). Then, the protective sheet 8
The sticking of the seal is completed when the seal is pressed down and adhered well, and the protective sheet 8 is peeled off. When the sticker attached in this way is used in the dark, a black letter “A” will appear in the background that is spontaneously emitting light by the phosphorescent paint, and when light is hit in the dark, it will be illuminated by the reflective paint. A black character "A" emerges in the background where the is reflected.

In the above embodiment, the phosphorescent paint, the reflective paint,
The example in which the coating material is overlapped and printed using a coating material such as ordinary paint or ink to form a seal has been described, but the combination of the coating materials is free. It is also possible to form a seal with a coating material. Further, the order and the number of superimpositions of the application materials can be freely adjusted according to the purpose of sealing. As a coating material, a phosphorescent paint, a reflective paint, a normal paint, a material having both a phosphorescent and a reflective function, an ink, etc. can be used, and a coating material forming a base material of a seal is applied and dried in a predetermined state. It is desirable to form a film having a thickness. Further, the protective sheet 8 can be omitted as necessary. However, by disposing the protective sheet 8, the coating film on the seal is not damaged during storage, and the handling of the seal becomes easy.

The method of applying the coating material to the adhesive on the backing paper is basically by printing, but handwriting such as brushing can be performed if necessary. Silk screen 4 for printing,
Since the application material can be over-coated using the pattern 6 or the like, any type of pattern such as letters, patterns, pictures, etc. can be easily printed on the mount as long as there is a pattern, and such shapes and patterns, Stickers with patterns can be easily created. Furthermore, by applying a coating material such as a phosphorescent paint, a reflective paint, a normal paint, or an ink on a base material by a printing technique, a seal having various patterns and functions can be created. When the application material is separately applied on the mount as described above, the thickness of the seal is equal to one coating film, and the thickness is smaller than that of the seal in which the paint is overlapped.

Further, when the luminous paint and the reflective paint are applied on the same mount, when the light shines in the dark, the light is reflected by the reflective paint and the paint shines. It is possible to construct a sticker that emits light energy that has accumulated and emits light spontaneously, and by sticking this sticker, it is possible to easily create a sign at night or in the dark, a traffic safety sign, etc. anywhere. For example, by attaching a book sticker on the back of school bags, rain gear, etc., an umbrella, a traffic sign, or the like, a mark can be made at night, which has a great effect on traffic safety.

FIG. 5 shows an example of a seal created by the above-described seal creation method. In (a), a phosphorescent paint was applied to the base, and a reflective paint was applied from above using a lattice pattern mold to form a seal. (B) is an example in which a phosphorescent paint is applied to a base and a reflective paint is applied to a central portion thereof to form a seal. (C) shows an example in which a luminous paint is applied to the base, and an eraser is printed in the center of the base with ordinary paint or ink to form a seal. (D) is an example in which the letter "A" is printed with ordinary paint or ink to create a sticker. The above embodiments are merely examples, and the present invention can be embodied in various other forms without departing from the spirit or main features of the present invention, and should not be interpreted in a limited manner.

[0014]

As described above in detail, according to the present invention, a seal material can be easily sealed by printing a coating material composed of a luminous paint, a reflective paint, a normal paint, an ink, etc. on a mount on which an adhesive is applied. By printing, various shapes, colors, patterns, pictures, and the like can be freely, cheaply, and quickly created. This is different from the conventional method in which a sheet-shaped product is cut and attached on a backing sheet, so that there is no loss of the sheet and the manufacturing process is simplified. In particular, because it is possible to form a seal as it is printed, various colors,
Excellent effects such as the creation of a pattern or form of a seal can be achieved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing, as an embodiment according to the present invention, a process of creating a seal having a character “A” in a background having a light storing function and a reflecting function.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of a completed seal.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of a portion B in FIG. 2;

FIG. 5 is another example of a seal according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mount 2 Adhesive 3 1st coating material 4 Silk screen 5 2nd coating material 6 Pattern paper 7 3rd coating material 8 Protective sheet

Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. A seal comprising: a backing paper having an adhesive applied to a surface thereof; and an application material forming a seal body applied on the adhesive. 2. The coating material forming the seal body may be formed by applying paints or inks having different functions in a plurality of layers, by applying them separately on a mount, or by combining them. The seal according to claim 1, wherein the seal is formed. 3. The seal according to claim 2, wherein the coating material is at least one of a normal paint, a phosphorescent paint, a reflective paint, and an ink. 4. The seal according to claim 1, wherein a protective sheet is disposed on a coating material forming a seal body applied on the adhesive. 5. A backing paper having an adhesive applied to the surface thereof, a coating material of one of a phosphorescent paint and a reflective paint applied on the adhesive, and a coating material of the coating material further applied on the adhesive. A seal comprising: the other application material applied thereon; and a protective sheet disposed on the application material. 6. A method for producing a seal, comprising applying an adhesive on a surface of a mount, and applying a coating material for forming a seal body on the adhesive to form a seal. 7. The coating material is composed of a plurality of paints or inks having different functions, and each of the paints or inks is applied in a plurality of layers or separately applied on a mount. 7. The method for producing a seal according to claim 6, wherein the method is applied by combining them. 8. An adhesive is applied on the surface of the mount, and one of a phosphorescent paint and a reflective paint is applied on the adhesive, and the other is applied on the applied material. A method for producing a seal, comprising applying a material and arranging a protective sheet on the applied material to form a seal. 9. The method according to claim 6, wherein the application material is applied by printing.