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titleOfInvention Method for transcribing surface pattern on a melamine vessel
abstract The present invention relates to a method of transferring a surface pattern of a melamine container, and more particularly, a thin transfer paper in the form of a white paper is bonded to a printing surface of a transfer paper on which various patterns are formed with a melamine resin solution to which an antimicrobial agent is added. Next, by adhering the transfer paper bonded to the printing surface facing upwards, the pattern is not easily exposed to the outside even if the melamine coating layer is worn out by contact or scratching with the outside during use of the container. Even if the triple protective layer is formed, the vividness of the pattern is not reduced, and the contamination of the container by various bacteria and bacteria can be prevented, thereby protecting the decoration of the melamine container, extending the service life and improving the hygiene function. It relates to a method of transferring the surface pattern of the melamine container to be achieved.n n n The method for transferring the surface pattern of the melamine container according to the present invention includes a container forming step (A) for molding the container body 4 as the melamine resin raw material 3 in powder form, and a transfer paper on the surface of the molded container body 4. In the transfer paper bonding step (B) for adhering the film and the coating step (C) for forming the coating layer (9) on the surface of the transfer paper adhered to the container body (4), the transfer paper bonding step (B) is a zeolite Step of applying an antimicrobial adhesive to the upper printing surface of the melamine resin solution added to the ingredient ratio of 1 ~ 5wt% of powder form antimicrobial agent which is alternatively selected from calcium phosphate, zirconium phosphate and silica gel (B) -1), and after passing through the antimicrobial adhesive coating step (B-1), is formed in the same shape as the first transfer paper 22, the thickness thereof corresponds to 1/2 to 1/3 of the first transfer paper 22 The second transfer paper 24 having no printed surface is formed on the surface of the first transfer paper ( After the transfer paper bonding step (B-2) and the transfer paper bonding step (B-2) to adhere to the printing surface of 22) between the lower surface of the first transfer paper 22 and the surface of the container body (4) In the heat compression step (B-3) of inserting the melamine resin raw material (3) and adhering the transfer papers (22) and (24) bonded as upper and lower molds (1) and (2) to the surface of the container body (4). Characterized in that made.
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