JPH03197080A - Method for improving visual reading visibility discriminating part discolored by irradiating color paint or color resin based on pigment with luminous flux of infrared region and method for reading discolored part as logical data by led scanner - Google Patents

Method for improving visual reading visibility discriminating part discolored by irradiating color paint or color resin based on pigment with luminous flux of infrared region and method for reading discolored part as logical data by led scanner

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JPH03197080A
JPH03197080A JP1310543A JP31054389A JPH03197080A JP H03197080 A JPH03197080 A JP H03197080A JP 1310543 A JP1310543 A JP 1310543A JP 31054389 A JP31054389 A JP 31054389A JP H03197080 A JPH03197080 A JP H03197080A
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infrared region
luminous flux
reading
irradiated
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Masaru Kimura
優 木村
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JIYASU ENG KK
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PURPOSE:To enhance visibility by compounding a metal compound being main color pigment and a resin component used for the releasability and abrasion resistance for the purpose of mainly improving visibility effective for the irradiation with luminous flux within an infrared region. CONSTITUTION:In a method for the irradiation with luminous flux of an infrared region generally called a laser marking method, luminous flux of 0.01 - 0.2 J/1mm<2> is applied to the molecule of an object to be irradiated within an extremely short time. Energy and heat rays exerting photochemical change are applied to the surface of the object to be irradiated and the irradiated molecule of the object to be irradiated is deteriorated inclusive of partial combustion by light energy and instantaneous heating to perform stamping printing. The chemical change and thermal effect generated in pigment, a resin or an auxiliary agent during a short time become the action concentrated to a laser printing processing method including stamping effect. The compounding ratio of the resin and the auxiliary agent being the product of polymer chemistry wherein a marked change in a certain specific optical region, especially, a polymerization state and a molecular structure can further hold fading with the elapse of time and the quality of the product after processing considering the states before and after the exposure of light and heat rays and physical properties such as the properties to heat (thermosetting/heat softenal properties).

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 [産業上の利用分野] 本発明は非接触高速印字識別方法として注目され乍ら視
認性と適合出来る被加工物の選択が難しく、当初から期
待されたレーザーマーキング法に加工材料面から考察し
た方法であり、第1項は目視視認性を向上する方法、第
2項は印字記録を情報として読み取り出来る方法である
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] Although the present invention has attracted attention as a non-contact high-speed printing identification method, it has been difficult to select a workpiece that is compatible with visibility, and the laser marking method that was expected from the beginning has not been used. These are methods considered from the perspective of processing materials, and the first item is a method to improve visual visibility, and the second item is a method that allows printed records to be read as information.

[従来の技術] レーザーマーキング法は当初期待された記録印字方法で
あったが被加工物の選択に制限を受けて印刷記録と液体
噴射記録の方法が一般化して特別な応用範囲にのみレー
ザーマーキング法が使用されているが、高速多量に非接
触印字が出来て印字後の摩耗、剥離、改ざん、等に有利
な記録は期待された実用化には達していない、 之等の
諸原因を追及して従来の記録方法と異なった方法にも思
考錯誤が当然束められる。
[Prior art] The laser marking method was initially a promising recording and printing method, but due to restrictions on the selection of workpieces, printing and liquid jet recording methods became commonplace, and laser marking was limited to special applications. However, the expected practical use of recording that enables high-speed, large-volume non-contact printing and is advantageous against wear, peeling, tampering, etc. after printing has not been achieved. Naturally, errors in thought and error are bound to occur in methods that differ from conventional recording methods.

[発明が解決しようとする課題] 本発明は狭義の問題を解決するもので無く一般に最終検
査工程で品質保証と品質管理の記録を生産者側に止どま
らず公表する手段に最も適当な印字刻印記録の汎用化に
有効な課題を解決する方法である。
[Problem to be solved by the invention] The present invention does not solve the problem in a narrow sense, but is generally the most suitable means for disclosing quality assurance and quality control records in the final inspection process, not only to the producer side. This is a method to solve problems that is effective for the generalization of printed and engraved records.

本課題を解決する為に従来市場に提供されている原料素
材の配合比率の変更と彩色材料の特定によって課題の解
決が出来るが本申請が適用出来る応用範囲に就いては主
成分が金属化合物の利用である以上適性には十分な検討
が成されなければ成らないと考える。 しかし乍ら上記
の表示記録方法に期待出来る使用範囲は現に身近な印刷
と塗料にも巾広い産品を対象に利用出来る課題の解決に
当たる。
In order to solve this problem, the problem can be solved by changing the blending ratio of raw materials conventionally provided on the market and specifying the coloring material, but in terms of the application range to which this application can be applied, the main component is a metal compound. Since it is a use, I believe that sufficient consideration must be given to its suitability. However, the scope of use that can be expected from the above-mentioned display and recording method is to solve problems that can be applied to a wide range of products, including printing and paint, which are currently familiar to us.

[課題を解決するための手段] 一般にレーザーマーキング法と称される赤外線領域の光
束の照射は被照射物の分子にごく短時間(10ミリ秒−
100ナノ秒)に1mm”当たり0.01−0.2Jの
光束を照射する方法である。 被照射物の照耐表面には
光化学的な変化を及ぼすエネルギーと熱線が照射され分
子は光エネルギーと瞬時加熱に因って部分的な燃焼も含
めて変質する方法で刻印印字する事に成るが、この短時
間中に起こる 顔料、樹脂、助剤、等の化学変化と熱影
響が刻印効果も含めたレーザー印字加工方法に藁約され
た作用と成る、またこの時間経過に注目した材料の特性
を選択利用する事が課題を解決する方法と考える。
[Means for solving the problem] Irradiation with a beam of light in the infrared region, which is generally called the laser marking method, damages the molecules of the irradiated object in a very short period of time (10 milliseconds).
This is a method of irradiating a light beam of 0.01-0.2 J per 1 mm in 100 nanoseconds). The surface of the object to be irradiated is irradiated with energy and heat rays that cause photochemical changes, and the molecules are converted to light energy. Imprinting is done using a method that changes quality, including partial combustion, due to instantaneous heating, but chemical changes in pigments, resins, auxiliaries, etc. and thermal effects that occur during this short period of time affect the engraving effect as well. We believe that the method to solve the problem is to selectively utilize the characteristics of the material that focuses on the passage of time.

非加工物の材料からの考察として、先ず本来塗料と印刷
インキなどの彩色材料の改良目標は日常の環境即ち太陽
光から受ける可視領域も含めた巾広い光線に対して素材
が退色しにくい材料と表面に劣化を受けにくい材料の開
発を目標にした改良の歴史と見ても過言で無い、 之は
本課題が解決しようとする問題とは矛盾する要求に立ち
入らなければ方法論を進展出来ないし、レーザーマーク
法に有効な材料の適合分類には言及出来ない問題である
。 従って成る特定の光領域に顕著な変化が認められる
高分子化学の産物である樹脂と助剤の配合比率、特に重
合状態と分子構造が光と熱線被曝前後の状態、更に熱に
対しての性質(熱硬化性/熱軟化性)等の物性に留意し
て加工後更に経時経過での退色と産品の品質を保持出来
る手段を思考しなければ成らない課題と認識する。
As a consideration from the perspective of materials for non-processed products, the original goal of improving coloring materials such as paints and printing inks was to create materials that do not easily fade in the light of a wide range of light, including the visible range, from the daily environment, that is, sunlight. It is no exaggeration to say that this history is a history of improvements aimed at developing materials that are less susceptible to surface deterioration.This is because methodologies cannot be advanced unless we address requirements that contradict the problems that this subject is trying to solve. This is a problem that cannot be addressed in the classification of materials that are valid for the mark method. Therefore, the blending ratio of the resin and auxiliary agent, which are products of polymer chemistry that show remarkable changes in a specific light region, especially the polymerization state and molecular structure before and after exposure to light and heat rays, as well as the properties against heat. We recognize that this is an issue that must be addressed by paying attention to physical properties such as (thermosetting/thermosoftening) and considering ways to prevent discoloration over time after processing and to maintain the quality of the product.

[作用] 作用としての期待は 光沢、剥離、硬度、摩耗、耐水、
等に有効な樹脂材料に包まれた色彩材料を変色させる作
用は先ず顔料などの成分が光励起に因る変成と加熱分解
する工程から解明しなければ成らない、 金属化合物で
ある顔料(彩色材料)は樹脂の殻の中に閉じ込められて
居る為照射波長を透過する材料と遮断する材料の配分の
検討が先行する。
[Action] Expected effects are gloss, peeling, hardness, abrasion, water resistance,
The effect of discoloring a coloring material wrapped in a resin material, which is effective for coloring, etc., must first be understood from the process of denaturation and thermal decomposition of components such as pigments due to photoexcitation.Pigments (coloring materials), which are metallic compounds Since it is confined within a resin shell, consideration must first be given to the distribution of materials that transmit the irradiation wavelength and materials that block it.

次ぎに光照射に因る彩色材料分子の光励起と加熱変化で
変色した分子を抱合する熱軟化性の樹脂材料の配合が確
定出来れば本発明の作用は実証出来る。 彩色材料の成
分と金属固有の性質から各々の融点と沸点が異なる事情
で樹脂の配合比率は当然異なる面倒は避けられないが、
之は個々の製品加工工程にも付随する製造技術の課題と
相違は無いと理解する。
Next, the effect of the present invention can be verified if the formulation of a thermosoftening resin material that binds molecules that change color due to optical excitation of colored material molecules caused by light irradiation and heat change can be determined. Due to the different melting points and boiling points of each coloring material and the unique properties of the metal, it is inevitable that the blending ratio of the resin will vary.
We understand that this is no different from the manufacturing technology issues associated with individual product processing processes.

[実施例] 現在の段階では彩色材料(顔料)各色の適合性は視認上
での検討が在る以外主として樹脂材料の配合に留意すれ
ば本目的は達成出来ている。
[Example] At the present stage, the present objective can be achieved by paying attention mainly to the formulation of the resin material, except for the visual inspection of the compatibility of each color of the coloring material (pigment).

布先の塗料ラッカー黄色[主成分クロム酸鉛]°と白色
〔酸化亜鉛コなどの材料で熱軟化樹脂の制限をすれば膜
厚100−200ミクロンの資料は若干の改良を残して
作用は確認出来る。 更に塗布方法を改善して表面の光
沢を改良すると色相で赤系統と黒を除けば本申請第2項
で主張したLEDレーザースキャナー等で論理情報とし
て読み取りは可能に成る。
The paint lacquer on the cloth tip is yellow [main component is lead chromate] ° and white [if heat-softening resin is limited with materials such as zinc oxide, the film thickness is 100-200 microns, and the effect is confirmed with some improvement. I can do it. Furthermore, if the coating method is improved and the surface gloss is improved, it will become possible to read it as logical information with an LED laser scanner, etc. as claimed in Section 2 of this application, except for red and black hues.

之は素材表面の反射と変成部分の反射率が異なる為に論
理的な電気情報として判読出来る条件が整い、更に視覚
上の識別も含めた印字効果が認められる。 論理的な情
報としての読み取り方法は波長を特定した光線[スペク
トル領域の狭い光線]の反射と乱反射の確認若しくは反
射と吸収[コントラスト]に拠って検索する判読方法で
あるから、本件の表面反射と変成部分に起こる乱反射で
も論理情報として読み取り出来る方法は有効に目視視認
性と共に実用出来れば実施例が視覚と情報の両面に貢献
出来る方法論である。
Since the reflection on the surface of the material and the reflectance of the metamorphosed parts are different, the conditions are perfect for it to be legible as logical electrical information, and furthermore, the printing effect, including visual identification, is recognized. The logical way to read the information is to check the reflection and diffuse reflection of a light beam with a specific wavelength [a light beam with a narrow spectral range], or to search based on reflection and absorption [contrast]. A method that can read even the diffuse reflection that occurs in metamorphic parts as logical information is a methodology that can contribute to both visual perception and information if it can be put into practical use along with effective visual recognition.

[発明の効果J 時代が要求する効果は部品材料も含めた産品の 大量生
産、多品種。
[Effects of Invention J The effects demanded by the times are mass production of products, including parts and materials, and a wide variety of products.

品質管理、品質保証、販売処理、集計、流通調査、等に
敏速に対応出来る情報と情報の処理機材と機器の発展は
驚異の進歩であり乍ら、人間の視覚と情報双方に処理能
力が高いレーザー刻印印字方法に発明の効果を期待しま
す、 また論理情報として処理出来る方法はJIS規格
 JIS  X  0501[共通商品コード用バーコ
ードシンボル]5.3.2で規定された反射率と反射濃
度とは異なった表面反射と変成部の乱反射の条件で判読
出来る方法として実用出来る効果を本申請が主張致しま
す。
The development of information and information processing equipment and equipment that can quickly respond to quality control, quality assurance, sales processing, aggregation, distribution surveys, etc. is an amazing progress, and the processing ability of both human vision and information is high. We hope that the invention will be effective in the laser engraving printing method, and the method that can process it as logical information is based on the reflectance and reflection density specified in JIS standard JIS X 0501 [Barcode symbol for common product code] 5.3.2. This application claims that it can be practically used as a method that can be read under different conditions of surface reflection and diffuse reflection of metamorphic parts.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、現在一般に使用されている金属化合物を主成分とす
る彩色樹脂や塗料並びに厚膜印刷を含めた印刷インキ等
の硬化状態に赤外線領域の光束を照射印字する方法[レ
ーザーマーキング法]で主成分色彩顔料の金属化合物は
光と熱で分解変色したり灰分に成る、また剥離と耐摩耗
に使われている樹脂成分も当然溶解、燃焼、変質する。 この両成分の配合を赤外線領域の光束照射に有効な視認
性の改良を主にして配分する方法。 2、第1項等の方法で加工する塗料や印刷物等の非照射
部分表面の反射と照射で変化した部分との反射率の相違
をバーコードリーダー等で論理情報として読み取る方法
[Claims] 1. A method of printing by irradiating a beam of light in the infrared region on the cured state of currently commonly used colored resins, paints, and printing inks containing metal compounds as main components [laser]. In the marking method, the metal compounds that are the main color pigments decompose and change color or turn into ash when exposed to light and heat, and the resin components used for peeling and abrasion resistance also naturally dissolve, burn, and change in quality. A method of distributing the combination of these two components mainly to improve visibility, which is effective for irradiating light beams in the infrared region. 2. A method of reading the difference in reflectance between the reflection on the surface of the non-irradiated part of the paint or printed matter processed by the method described in item 1 and the like and the part changed by the irradiation as logical information using a barcode reader or the like.
JP1310543A 1989-12-01 1989-12-01 Method for improving visual reading visibility discriminating part discolored by irradiating color paint or color resin based on pigment with luminous flux of infrared region and method for reading discolored part as logical data by led scanner Pending JPH03197080A (en)

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