TWM581996U - Precious metal substrate structure - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a precious metal substrate structure comprising a substrate and a noble metal film layer. There are a plurality of micropores on the surface of the substrate. The noble metal film layer is disposed on the substrate, and the noble metal film layer is adsorbed on the surface of the substrate via the plurality of micropores.

Description

Precious metal substrate structure

The present invention relates to a precious metal substrate structure, and more particularly to a noble metal substrate structure in which a precious metal foil can be disposed without using a medium.

Metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and palladium are often referred to as precious metals. These metals are chemically stable and aesthetically pleasing. They have a high level of preservation and a large room for appreciation. Therefore, many people will collect precious metals or Jewelry, ornaments or artwork made of precious metals.

There are various metal card cards with images of gods or commemorative images on the market. At present, most of the metal card is manufactured by printing or engraving images on a transparent substrate, and then manually inserting precious metal foils or Electroplating coating or the like is provided on a transparent substrate, which serves as a substrate for an image, and utilizes the unique and dazzling color and luster of the precious metal foil itself to impart a noble texture and increase its value.

However, before the precious metal foil is placed on the transparent substrate, it is necessary to provide the adhesive or the conductive film on the surface of the transparent substrate according to the method of setting the precious metal foil, and the transparent substrate and the precious metal foil can be formed. Combine. In view of this, the creators of this case believe that it is necessary to conceive a metal map card that can simplify the manufacturing process. structure.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a structure in which a precious metal foil can be set without using a medium.

To achieve the above object, the present invention provides a noble metal substrate structure comprising a substrate and a noble metal film layer. There are a plurality of micropores on the surface of the substrate. The noble metal film layer is disposed on the substrate, and the noble metal film layer is adsorbed on the surface of the substrate via the plurality of micropores.

Further, the noble metal film layer and/or the substrate has at least one pattern disposed via inkjet, printing, thermal transfer, water transfer, or laser engraving.

Further, a portion of the noble metal film layer is ablated by a chlorine-containing agent.

Further, the precious metal film layer is coated with a glossy coating.

Further, a transparent cover is disposed on the noble metal film layer.

Further, the transparent cover is made of glass or acrylic.

Further, the substrate and the noble metal film layer are disposed in a transparent protective case.

Further, the protective shell is made of glass or acrylic.

Further, the material of the substrate is a titanium alloy, an aluminum alloy, or a combination thereof.

Further, the material of the noble metal film layer is gold, silver, platinum or a combination thereof.

This creation has the following advantages over the prior art: the noble metal substrate structure of the present invention utilizes a plurality of micropores on the surface of the substrate to adsorb the noble metal film layer, so that the medium can be removed without using a medium (such as an adhesive, etc.). The combination process simplifies the process steps and reduces the time required, and the chlorine-containing agent is used to ablate the precious metal film layer to change the color and improve the overall appearance.

100‧‧‧ precious metal substrate structure

10A‧‧‧Substrate

20A‧‧‧ precious metal film

30A‧‧‧ pattern

40A‧‧‧Light paint

200‧‧‧ precious metal substrate structure

10B‧‧‧Substrate

20B‧‧‧ precious metal film

30B‧‧‧ pattern

50B‧‧‧Transparent cover

300‧‧‧ precious metal substrate structure

10C‧‧‧Substrate

20C‧‧‧ precious metal film

30C‧‧‧ pattern

60C‧‧‧ protective shell

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the appearance of a noble metal substrate structure.

FIG. 2 is a schematic exploded view of the structure of the noble metal substrate of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing the appearance of another embodiment of the noble metal substrate structure.

4 is a schematic exploded view showing another embodiment of the structure of the noble metal substrate of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the appearance of still another embodiment of the noble metal substrate structure.

The detailed description and technical content of this creation are described below with reference to the drawings. Furthermore, the drawings in this creation are for convenience of description, and the proportions thereof are not necessarily drawn to the actual scale, and the drawings and their proportions are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and are described herein first.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the present technology will be described. Please refer to "Figure 1" to "Figure 2" first, which is a schematic view of the appearance and structure of the original precious metal substrate structure, as shown in the figure: The present invention discloses a precious metal substrate structure 100 comprising a substrate 10A and a noble metal film layer 20A, which can be used as a substrate for various images or photographs or a base layer of a work of art, and utilizes the unique metallic color of the precious metal to bring out a noble texture.

The surface of the substrate 10A has a plurality of micropores which are invisible to the human eye and are closely distributed on the substrate 10A. Preferably, the material of the substrate 10A may be titanium alloy, aluminum alloy, or a combination thereof, and the micro hole is a capillary hole of the substrate 10A itself, and the substrate 10A may be surface-treated to resist oxidation or change the substrate 10A. The original color, etc., this creation does not limit this, and it is first described here.

The noble metal film layer 20A is disposed on the substrate 10A, and the noble metal film layer 20A is adsorbed on the surface of the substrate 10A via the plurality of micro holes on the substrate 10A by pressing the noble metal film layer 20A. Therefore, it is not necessary to bond the noble metal film layer 20A and the substrate 10A to each other by using a medium such as an adhesive or the like as in the prior art. Preferably, the material of the noble metal film layer 20A may be gold, silver, platinum or a combination thereof. The noble metal film layer 20A may completely cover or partially cover the substrate 10A, which is not limited in the present invention. Bright.

The partial region of the noble metal film layer 20A is ablated by a chlorine-containing agent, and the chlorine-containing agent may be bleaching water. The principle of chemical change (such as ablation) may occur when the noble metal film layer 20A is contacted with chlorine, and is to be changed. The chlorine-containing chemical is applied to the noble metal film layer 20A of the primary color to cause a gradation change such as a pattern or a grain, so that the noble metal film layer 20A exhibits a diverse appearance.

The noble metal film layer 20A and/or the substrate 10A has at least one pattern 30A disposed via inkjet, printing, thermal transfer, water transfer, or laser engraving, The pattern 30A may be a baby footprint (as shown in FIG. 1), a character, a landscape, a logo, a religious image, or a text, or a combination of the above image and text, and the present invention does not limit this. Explain first here. The noble metal film layer 20A is coated with a glossy coating 40A for blocking air, preventing the noble metal film layer 20A from oxidizing and brightening the pattern 30A.

Please refer to FIG. 3 to FIG. 4 together. FIG. 3 is a schematic exploded view showing the appearance and structure of another preferred embodiment of the noble metal substrate structure. As shown in the figure, the present invention further discloses a precious metal substrate structure 200, including There is a substrate 10B and a noble metal film layer 20B, which can be used as a substrate for various images or photographs or a base layer of a work of art, and utilizes the unique metallic color of the precious metal to bring out a noble texture.

The surface of the substrate 10B has a plurality of micropores which are invisible to the human eye and are closely distributed on the substrate 10B. Preferably, the material of the substrate 10B may be titanium alloy, aluminum alloy, or a combination thereof, and the micro hole is a capillary hole of the substrate 10B itself, and the substrate 10B may be surface-treated to resist oxidation or change the substrate 10B. The original color, etc., this creation does not limit this, and it is first described here.

The noble metal film layer 20B is disposed on the substrate 10B, and the noble metal film layer 20B is adsorbed on the surface of the substrate 10B via the plurality of micropores on the substrate 10B by pressing the noble metal film layer 20B. Therefore, it is not necessary to bond the noble metal film layer 20B and the substrate 10B to each other by using a medium such as an adhesive or the like as in the prior art. Preferably, the material of the noble metal film layer 20B may be gold, silver, platinum or a combination thereof, and the noble metal film layer 20B may completely cover or partially cover the surface of the substrate 10B, which is not limited herein. Explain first.

The partial region of the noble metal film layer 20B is ablated by a chlorine-containing agent, and the chlorine-containing agent may be bleached water, and the principle of chemical change (such as ablation) may be generated by contacting the noble metal film layer 20B with chlorine, in order to change The chlorine-containing chemical is applied to the noble metal film layer 20B of the primary color to produce a pattern, a texture, and the like, so that the precious metal film layer 20B exhibits a diverse appearance.

The noble metal film layer 20B and/or the substrate 10B has at least one pattern 30B disposed via inkjet, printing, thermal transfer, water transfer, or laser engraving, and the pattern 30B may be a baby footprint (eg, "Figure 3"), characters, landscapes, signs, religions, and other images, or text, or the combination of the above images and texts, this creation does not limit this, first described here. The transparent metal film layer 20B is provided with a transparent cover plate 50B. Preferably, the transparent cover plate 50B is made of glass or acrylic for blocking air, preventing the noble metal film layer 20B from oxidizing and brightening the layer. Pattern 30B. The transparent cover 50B can be bonded to the precious metal substrate structure 200 by means of pasting, locking, snapping or fitting. The present invention does not limit this, and is described herein first.

Please refer to FIG. 5 for a schematic view of a preferred embodiment of the noble metal substrate structure. As shown in the figure, the present invention further discloses a precious metal substrate structure 300 including a substrate 10C and a noble metal film. The layer 20C can be used as a substrate for various images or photographs or a base layer of a work of art, and utilizes the unique metallic color of the precious metal to bring out a noble texture.

The surface of the substrate 10C has a plurality of micropores which are invisible to the human eye and are closely distributed on the substrate 10C. Preferably, the substrate 10C The material may be a titanium alloy, an aluminum alloy, or a combination thereof, and the micropores are capillary holes of the substrate 10C itself, and the substrate 10C may be surface-treated to resist oxidation or change the primary color of the substrate 10C, etc. Restrictions are described here first.

The noble metal film layer 20C is disposed on the substrate 10C, and the noble metal film layer 20C is adsorbed on the surface of the substrate 10C via a plurality of micropores on the substrate 10C by pressing the noble metal film layer 20C. The noble metal film layer 20C and the substrate 10C may be bonded to each other without using a medium (for example, an adhesive or the like) as in the prior art. Preferably, the material of the noble metal film layer 20C may be gold, silver, platinum or a combination thereof. The noble metal film layer 20C may completely cover or partially cover the surface of the substrate 10C, which is not limited herein. Explain first.

The partial region of the noble metal film layer 20C is ablated by a chlorine-containing agent, and the chlorine-containing agent may be bleaching water. The principle of chemical change (such as ablation) is caused by contacting the noble metal film layer 20C with chlorine, and is intended to change The chlorine-containing chemical is applied to the noble metal film layer 20C of the primary color to produce a pattern, a texture, and the like, so that the precious metal film layer 20C exhibits a diverse appearance.

The noble metal film layer 20C and/or the substrate 10C has at least one pattern 30C disposed via inkjet, printing, thermal transfer, water transfer, or laser engraving, and the pattern 30C may be a baby footprint (eg, "Figure 5"), characters, landscapes, signs, religions, and other images, or text, or the combination of the above images and texts, this creation does not limit this, first described here. The substrate 10C and the noble metal film layer 20C are disposed in a transparent protective shell 60C. Preferably, the protective shell 60C is made of glass or acryl to block air and prevent oxidation of the noble metal film layer 20B. and And the pattern 30B is brightened. The protective case 60C may include two housings that are assembled with each other, and an accommodating space for arranging the precious metal substrate structure 300 between the two housings for completely covering the precious metal substrate structure 300. This is not limited and is described here first.

In summary, the noble metal substrate structure of the present invention utilizes a plurality of micropores on the surface of the substrate to adsorb the noble metal film layer, and the two can be combined without using a medium (for example, an adhesive, etc.), thereby simplifying the process and the working time, and The chlorine-containing agent is used to ablate the precious metal film layer to produce a pattern to enhance the appearance.

The above has been described in detail in the above, except that the above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it is not possible to limit the scope of the creation of the creation, that is, the equality of the patent application scope of the creation. Changes and modifications are still covered by the patents of this creation.

Claims (10)

A noble metal substrate structure comprising: a substrate having a plurality of micropores on the surface; and a noble metal film layer disposed on the substrate, the noble metal film layer being adsorbed on the surface of the substrate via the plurality of micropores. The noble metal substrate structure according to claim 1, wherein the noble metal film layer and/or the substrate has at least one pattern disposed via inkjet, printing, thermal transfer, water transfer, or laser engraving. . The noble metal substrate structure according to claim 1, wherein a portion of the noble metal film layer is ablated by a chlorine-containing agent. The noble metal substrate structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the noble metal film layer is coated with a glossy coating. The noble metal substrate structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the noble metal film layer is provided with a transparent cover. The precious metal substrate structure according to claim 5, wherein the transparent cover is made of glass or acrylic. The noble metal substrate structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein The substrate and the noble metal film layer are disposed in a transparent protective case. The precious metal substrate structure according to claim 7, wherein the protective shell is made of glass or acrylic. The noble metal substrate structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the material of the substrate is a titanium alloy, an aluminum alloy, or a combination thereof. The noble metal substrate structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the precious metal film layer is made of gold, silver, platinum or a combination thereof.