GB2184399A - Method and apparatus for applying a pattern to a substrate - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B44—DECORATIVE ARTS
- B44C—PRODUCING DECORATIVE EFFECTS; MOSAICS; TARSIA WORK; PAPERHANGING
- B44C1/00—Processes, not specifically provided for elsewhere, for producing decorative surface effects
- B44C1/16—Processes, not specifically provided for elsewhere, for producing decorative surface effects for applying transfer pictures or the like
- B44C1/165—Processes, not specifically provided for elsewhere, for producing decorative surface effects for applying transfer pictures or the like for decalcomanias; sheet material therefor
- B44C1/17—Dry transfer
- B44C1/1712—Decalcomanias applied under heat and pressure, e.g. provided with a heat activable adhesive
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B44—DECORATIVE ARTS
- B44C—PRODUCING DECORATIVE EFFECTS; MOSAICS; TARSIA WORK; PAPERHANGING
- B44C3/00—Processes, not specifically provided for elsewhere, for producing ornamental structures
- B44C3/08—Stamping or bending
- B44C3/082—Stamping or bending comprising a cutting out operation
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- D06Q—DECORATING TEXTILES
- D06Q1/00—Decorating textiles
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Abstract
A method of applying a pattern to a substrate comprises severing at least one area from a decorative material having a layer of activatable adhesive bonded thereto, and forming at least a temporary bond between the or each discrete area and the substrate. Apparatus for applying the pattern to the substrate comprises a punching device for punching the discrete area or areas from the decorative material and activatable adhesive, and a bonding device for bonding the area or areas to the substrate. <IMAGE>
Description
SPECIFICATION
Method and apparatus for applying a pat
tern to a substrate
This invention relates to a method and appa
ratus for applying a pattern to a substrate.
According to one aspect of the invention
there is provided a decorative material having
a layer of an activatable adhesive bonded
thereto.
Advantageously the decorative material
comprises one or more of the following: a
material adapted to glitter; a metal sheet or
foil; a plastics material, such as PVC, coated
with a metal sheet or foil; a plastics material
such as PVC; pearlised PVC; or a flocked ma
terial.
The decorative material may be provided
with a reflective surface, and may have a se
lected colour or combination of colours. The
material may be capable of providing a pris
matic effect.
When the decorative material is a material
adapted to glitter, then it may comprise a
support layer having a layer of glitter disposed
thereon. The layer of glitter may be bonded to
the support layer by a first intermediate layer
of adhesive such as an acrylic adhesive, a
polyurethane adhesive or a similar liquid adhe
sive. Preferably the first intermediate layer of
adhesive is transparent Preferably the layer of
activatable adhesive is bonded to the layer of
glitter. The layer of activatable adhesive may
be bonded to the glitter by a second interme
diate layer of adhesive which may also com
prise an acrylic adhesive, a polyurethane adhe
sive or a similar liquid adhesive. It is preferred
that the adhesives of the first and second in
termediate layers are the same.
Advantageously the support layer is tran
sparent. The support layer may be, for
example, a clear polyvinyl chloride. The sup
port layer provides a support for the glitter
and helps to give a three dimensional effect to
the appearance of the decorative material.
The glitter comprises a plurality of particles ,having reflective properties. It is preferred that
the glitter comprises a plurality of polyester
particles. The particles may be cut to specific
shapes and sizes and may be provided with
any desired colour. It is especially preferred
that the glitter comprises precision-cut poly
ester flake particles.
The layer of activatable adhesive preferably
comprises a radiation activated adhesive; more
preferably the layer of activatable adhesive is
activatable by heat or ultrasonic radiation.
Most preferably the layer of activatable adhe
sive comprises a hot-melt adhesive. The acti
vatable adhesive may be a film or a powder.
Desirably the decorative material has good
dimensional stability so that it can be severed,
punched or heated without distortion.
Advantageously, the first intermediate layer of adhesive includes a fixative and/or accelerator which renders the adhesive inert after it has been cured. Advantageously also the second intermediate layer of adhesive also includes the fixative and/or accelerator. The fixative and/or accelerator renders the adhesive wash-resistant and hence enables the decorative material to be washed and dry cleaned.
The decorative material according to the invention can be used to simulate a variety of effects. For example, the use of a material adapted to glitter enables the effect provided by jewels or gems to be simulated.
According to another aspect of the invention there is provided a method of making a decorative material comprising bonding a layer of an activatable adhesive to a selected one of the decorative material described above.
When the decorative material is a material adapted to glitter it can be formed from a support layer and a layer of glitter. A first intermediate layer of adhesive can be coated on a surface of the support layer, and the glitter material can be scattered over the coated support layer; the first intermediate layer of adhesive may be an acrylic adhesive, a polyurethane adhesive or a similar liquid adhesive. Preferably the first intermediate layer of adhesive is transparent.
The support layer is advantageously a transparent material, and preferably comprises a clear polyvinyl chloride.
The activatable adhesive layer may be bonded to the glitter layer by coating the glitter layer with a second intermediate layer of adhesive and then applying the activatable adhesive layer on the coated glitter layer. The second intermediate layer of adhesive may be an acrylic adhesive, a polyurethane adhesive or a similar liquid adhesive. It is preferred that the adhesives of the first and second intermediate layers are the same.
The activatable adhesive is preferably radiation activated, and is more preferably activated by heat or ultrasonic radiation. Most preferably the activatable adhesive layer is a hot-melt adhesive.
In one embodiment the activatable adhesive may comprise a powder, in which case the powder can be scattered over the second intermediate layer of adhesive.
In another embodiment the activatable adhesive may comprise a film, in which case the film can be applied over the second intermediate layer of adhesive.
Advantageously the first intermediate layer of adhesive includes a fixative and/or accelerator which renders the adhesive inert after it has been cured. Advantageously also the second intermediate layer of adhesive includes a fixative and/or accelerator which renders the adhesive inert after it has been cured. As explained above, the fixative and/or accelerator renders the adhesive wash-resistant and hence enables the decorative material to be washed and dry cleaned.
The decorative material may be cured after the activatable adhesive layer has been bonded to the decorative material.
According to another aspect of the invention there is provided a method of applying a pattern to a substrate comprising severing at least one discrete area from a decorative material as described above, said decorative material being capable of being severed by punching, and forming at least a temporary bond between the or each discrete area and the substrate.
Advantageously the discrete areas are punched from the decorative material.
This enables a pattern to be formed on a substrate which simulates a pattern formed of one or more jewels or gems.
In one embodiment the substrate may comprise a carrier layer from which the or each discrete area can be subsequently transferred.
This enables a transfer to be formed comprising the pattern and the carrier layer. The pattern can be subsequently transferred onto a further substrate such as a garment, a label, a bag or a shoe. The pattern can be bonded to the further substrate by activation of the layer of activatable adhesive.
In this embodiment the bond may be formed between the decorative material and the carrier layer. To this end it is preferred that the carrier material and the decorative material have an inherent tendency to bond together. This may be achieved, for example, by using polyvinyl chloride for both the decorative material and the carrier layer.
In certain circumstances the natural bond may not be of sufficient strength; to provide a stronger bond the carrier layer may be adhesive coated. The adhesive used for the adhesive coating may be, for example, a silicone type adhesive.
Advantageously the adhesive used in the adhesive coating forms a less strong bond between the carrier layer and the pattern, than the activatable adhesive can form with the further substrate.
It is desirable for the carrier layer to be transparent because this assists with the correct positioning of the pattern on the further substrate. Moreover it is preferable or the carrier layer to be dimensionally stable, particularly when subjected to heat. Many materials are suitable for use as the carrier layer, for example, polyvinyl chloride, a polyester, a polythene, or silicone paper.
The pattern can be transferred from the carrier layer to the further substrate by forming an assembly comprising the patterned carrier layer and the further substrate with the layer of activatable adhesive arranged between the carrier layer and the further substrate, and then activating the adhesive to bond the pattern to the further substrate.
Since the bond between the pattern and the further substrate is stronger than the bond between the pattern and the carrier layer, the carrier layer can be stripped from the assembly leaving the pattern on the further substrate.
In this way a pattern which simulates jewels or gems can be applied to the further substrate; each discrete area can simulate a jewel or gem.
It will be appreciated that the size, shape, number and colour of the discrete areas applied to the substrate can be selected to provide any desired pattern.
In another embodiment the substrate may comprise, for example, a garment, a label, a bag or a shoe to which the or each discrete area is applied directly. In this embodiment an assembly can be formed of the or each discrete area with the substrate so that the activatable adhesive is disposed between the decorative material and the substrate. Furthermore, in this embodiment the bond between the or each discrete area and the substrate may be substantially permanent.
This embodiment is most useful when the size of the or each area is relatively large, for example greater than 1 cm2. Furthermore the or each discrete area may be hand-cut from the decorative material.
According to another aspect of the invention there is provided apparatus for applying a pattern to a substrate comprising punching means for punching at least one discrete area from a decorative material having a layer of an activatable adhesive bonded thereto, and bonding means for forming at least a temporary bond between the or each discrete area and the substrate.
The punching means may include a die having cutting edges shaped to punch the or each discrete area from the decorative material.
The bonding means preferably comprises means to apply pressure between the or each discrete area and the substrate to form the bond therebetween.
The apparatus can be used with both the embodiments of the method of applying a pattern to a substrate described above. When used with the second embodiment the bonding means may also be provided with means to activate the layer of activatable adhesive.
According to a further aspect of the invention there is provided a method of forming at least one synthetic gem on a substrate comprising forming at one discrete area corresponding to the synthetic gem from a decorative material having a layer of activatable adhesive bonded thereto, and forming at least a temporary bond between the or each discrete area and the substrate.
According to a further aspect of the invention there is provided an assembly comprising a substrate having at least one synthetic gem applied thereto, the synthetic gem comprising a decorative material having a layer of activa table adhesive provided thereon, wherein one of the decorative material and the adhesive is at least temporarily bonded to the substrate.
Reference is now made to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figures 1 to 4 are schematic cross-sectional views illustrating a method of forming a decorative material according to the invention;
Figure 5 is a view an lines 5-5 of Figure 4;
Figure 6 is a schematic elevation of apparatus according to the invention for applying a pattern to a substrate;
Figure 7 is a plan view of a substrate with a pattern applied thereto;
Figure 8 is a view on lines 8-8 of Figure 7; and
Figure 9 is an elevation of an assembly comprising a substrate with a pattern applied thereto and a further substrate.
Figure 1 illustrates a first step in a method of making a decorative material according to the invention, in which a transparent polyvinyl chloride support layer 1 is coated with a first intermediate layer 2 of an acrylic or polyurethane adhesive. Glitter 3 is then scattered over the adhesive layer 2 to form a glitter layer 4 thereupon, as shown in Figure 2; excess glitter 3 is then removed, for example by vibration.
The support layer 1, the layer 2 of adhesive and the glitter layer 4 together form a material 5 which is adapted to glitter.
The material 5 could be selected from the following materials: a metal sheet or foil; a plastics material such as PVC, coated with a metal sheet or foil; a cuttable plastics material such as PVC; pearlised PVC; or a flocked material.
After the material 5 has dried a second intermediate layer 6 of an acrylic or polyurethane adhesive is coated on the glitter layer 4 and this is shown in Figure 3; the layer 6 of adhesive may be the same as the layer 2 of adhesive. Immediately afterwards a powder comprising an activatable adhesive in the form of a hot-melt adhesive is scattered on the ad
hesive layer 6 to form a layer 7 of hot-melt adhesive (see Figure 4). The adhesive 6 serves to bond the layer 7 of hot-melt adhesive to the material 5.
The material 5 together with the layer 7 of hot-melt adhesive together form a decorative material 8 shown in Figures 4 and 5; the material 8 is capable of being severed by punch
ing.
The glitter 3 comprises a plurality of preci
sion-cut polyester flake particles. It will be ap
preciated that in the drawings only a few of the particles have been shown. The glitter 3
provides the decorative material 8 with a glittering appearance which is visible through the transparent support layer 1. This simulates the glittering effect that can be provided by gems.
The support layer 1 supports the glitter 3
and provides a protective layer for the glitter.
In addition the support layer 3 provides a three dimensional appearance which enhances the simulation of the glittering effect of gems.
The appearance of the glitter layer 4 can be modified by changing the shape, size, quantity and/or colour of the glitter 3.
Figure 6 shows apparatus generally designated 9 for applying a pattern to a substrate 10. In the embodiment illustrated the substrate 10 comprises a carrier layer in the form of a transparent polyvinyl chloride.
The apparatus 9 includes punching means includes a punching means comprising die having severing edges 11 for severing a plurality of discrete areas 12 (see Figures 8 and 9) from the decorative material 8. The apparatus 9 further includes bonding means in the form of means 13 for pressing the discrete areas 12 onto the susbtrate 10.
The decorative material can be supported within the die by an apertured plate (not shown); the apertures of the apertured plate are aligned with the severing edges so that the discrete areas 12 can be punched from the decorative material 8.
The decorative material 8 is fed together with the substrate 10 to the apparatus 9, with the decorative material 8 disposed above the substrate 10. The decorative material 8 is arranged so that the material 5 is disposed below the layer 7 of hot-melt adhesive and above the substrate 10.
An upper surface 10a of the substrate 10 is coated with a silicone adhesive by means of rollers 14.
The pressing means 13 presses the severing edges 11 towards the decorative material 8 to punch the discrete areas 12 from the decorative material 8. The pressing means 13 continues to press the severing edges 11, together with the discrete areas 12, downwardly until the discrete areas 12 engage the substrate 10. The pressing means 13 then moves upwardly together with the severing edges 11.
The discrete areas 12 remain on the substrate 10 and are temporarily adhered thereto by the silicone adhesive. The silicone adhesive need not be used if a sufficiently strong temporary bond can be obtained between the support layer 1 and the substrate 10 without the adhesive.
The discrete areas 12 form a pattern 15 on the surface 10a of the substrate 10. The pattern 15 may be of any desired configuration, and it will be appreciated that it may be formed from only a single discrete area 12
instead of a plurality of discrete areas 12. Furthermore, the shape and size of the discrete areas 12 may be of any desired configuration.
As shown in Figure 9, the pattern 15 can
be applied to a further substrate in the form of a garment 16. It will be appreciated that the further substrate could also be, for
example, a label, a bag or a shoe.
The transparent nature of the carrier layer 16 enables the pattern 15 to be correctly positioned on the garment 16 quickly and easily.
An assembly 18 of the substrate 10 and the pattern 15 is formed with the garment 16, so that the pattern 15 is disposed between the substrate 10 and the garment 16. The layer 7 of hot-melt adhesive is arranged so that it is in contact with the garment 16. Heat is applied to the assembly in the direction indicated by arrows H for a period of about 10 seconds; the heat may be applied at a temperature in the range of about 150"C to 170"C. The heat causes the layer 7 of the hot-melt adhesive to be activated thus bonding the pattern 15 to the garment 16.
The bond between the pattern 15 and the garment 16 is stronger than the bond between the pattern 15 and the substrate 10, so the substrate 10 can be stripped away leaving the pattern 15 on the garment 16.
Each discrete area 12 comprises a synthetic gem. Thus, in accordance with the invention, a pattern comprising one or more synthetic gems can quickly and easily be provided on any desired substrate.
In another embodiment the substrate 10 may be, for example, a garment, a label, a bag, or a shoe, and a substantially permanent bond may be provided between the substrate 10 and the discrete areas 12. In this embodiment the decorative material 8 can be fed to the apparatus 9 with the layer 7 of hot-melt adhesive arranged so that it is facing the substrate 10. Furthermore the severing edges 11 may be provided with heating zones to activate the layer 7 of hot-melt adhesive thereby bonding permanently the discrete areas 12 to the substrate 10.
In an alternative embodiment the support layer may be arranged between the glitter layer and the activatable adhesive. In this embodiment the further intermediate adhesive can be provided on the support layer to bond the activatable adhesive to said support layer. The glitter layer can be coated with a varnish, such as an acrylic varnish or a polyurethane varnish, to provide a cover for the glitter layer. In this embodiment the layer of varnish can be temporarily bonded to the carrier layer when applying a pattern to the carrier layer.
Claims (19)
1. A method of applying a pattern to a substrate comprising severing at least one discrete area from a decorative material having a layer of activatable adhesive bonded thereto, and forming at least a temporary bond between the or each discrete area and the substrate.
2. A method according to Claim 1 in which the discrete areas are punched from the decorative material.
3. A method according to Claim 1 or 2 in which the substrate comprises a carrier layer, a temporary bond is formed between the carrier layer and the decorative material, and the decorative material is arranged between the carrier layer and the activatable adhesive.
4. A method according to Claim 3 in which the decorative material is transferred from the carrier layer to a further substrate by forming an assembly comprising the patterned carrier layer and the further substrate with the layer of activatable adhesive arranged between the carrier layer and the further substrate, and then activating the adhesive to bond the pattern to the further substrate.
5. A method according to Claim 4 in which the strength of the bond between the decorative material and the carrier layer is less than the strength of the bond between the decorative material and the further substrate.
6. A method according to any of Claims 3 to 5 in which the carrier layer is transparent.
7. A method according to Claim 1 or 2 in which activatable adhesive is arranged between the decorative material and the substrate, and is activated in order to bond the decorative material to the substrate.
8. Apparatus for applying a pattern to a substrate comprising punching means for punching at least one discrete area from a decorative material having a layer of an activatable adhesive bonded thereto, and bonding means for forming at least a temporary bond between the or each discrete area and the substrate.
9. Apparatus according to Claim 8 in which the punching means includes a die having cutting edges shaped to punch the or each discrete area from the decorative material.
10. Apparatus according to Claim 8 or 9 in which the bonding means comprises means to apply pressure between the or each discrete area and the substrate.
11. An assembly comprising a pattern formed on a substrate, said pattern comprising at least one discrete area formed of a decorative material having a layer of activatable adhesive bonded thereto, and wherein one of the decorative material and the activatable adhesive is at least temporarily bonded to the substrate.
12. An assembly according to Claim 11 in which the decorative material is formed of at least one of the following groups of material: a material adapted to glitter; a metal sheet or foil; a plastics material coated with a metal sheet or foil; a plastics material; pearlised
PVC; and a flocked material.
13. An assembly according to Claim 11 in which the decorative material is a material adapted to glitter which comprises a support layer having a layer of glitter disposed thereon.
14. An assembly according to Claim 13 in which the support layer is transparent.
15. An assembly according to Claim 13 or 14 in which the glitter comprises precision cut polyester flake particles.
16. An assembly according to any of Claims 11 to 15 in which the substrate comprises a carrier layer, and a decorative material is temporarily bonded to the carrier layer.
17. An assembly according to any of Claims 11 to 15 in which the substrate is selected from the group consisting of a garment, a label, a bag, and a shoe, wherein the activatable adhesive is substantially permanently bonded to the substrate.
18. A method of forming at least one synthetic gem on a substrate comprising forming at one discrete area corresponding to the synthetic gem from a decorative material having a layer of activatable adhesive bonded thereto, and forming at least a temporary bond between the or each discrete area and the substrate.
19. An assembly comprising a substrate having at least one synthetic gem applied thereto, the synthetic gem comprising a decorative material having a layer of activatable adhesive provided thereon, wherein one of the decorative material and the adhesive is at least temporarily bonded to the substrate.
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