DK200100079U3 - Advertising and decoration printing blocks - Google Patents

Description

DK 2001 00079 U3

The description.

The adjective:

Advertising and decoration printing blocks.

Scope of production:

Advertising and decoration printing blocks are for use by hand. Decorators, painters, shop owners, private, children, interior designers, etc., who make use of you for a significantly easier task. These prints can be done in many different varieties of paint. For example, acrylic plastic and alkyd paints are one of the most preferred, as the printing blocks are most suitable for retail, but can be used anywhere on windows, doors, houses, ceilings, walls, paper, wood, metal, fabric, iron, etc. are countless of possibilities. An advertising block can be produced in different versions of patterns, letters, numbers, lines, figures, words and so on in different languages, etc. The block can be made of either plastic, metal or wood etc. The example here shows a pair of scissors (see Figure 4.). At the back of the block (see Figure 1.2.), There is a handle so that you can easily hold the block. The color of an advertising and decoration print can be individual, it is only for the sake of vision. On top of the front (see Figure 2.2.2), a model is pasted from a pair of scissors made of good suction foam. All the bricks are made on a flat plate possibly. of waterproof plywood whose material choice is wood. The bricks can be shaped like scissors, it is only the outer shape of the scissors that the plate is cut into. (See Figure 1.1), but it can be varied as the bricks can be made in circles, squares and as oval mm. The foam on the front of the block may be smaller than the plate itself, but may vary by pattern and model. Among other things. the height of the foam rubber may also be individual. The block is used by applying a little. aciyl plastic paint on a flat plate or palette, preferably several colors, the brick is pressed down sometimes until it has sucked enough paint, after which the brick is ready for printing. A single push, fast and quick, then the pressure is finished on a possible. window. In the example shown here, an advertisement and decoration print pad, where one would imagine that a decorator, should make an event. advertisement for a lady hairdresser, where the scissors were to symbolize that here is cut (see figure.5.) It is easy to clean, rinsed lightly in lukewarm water. It can be stored for up to a week in a plastic bag without the paint drying, so if possible. the decorator has the opportunity to continue his task in the same colors.

Prior Art:

Other known techniques are templates that paint or spray over the template so that the subject emerges when you remove it. Furthermore, self-adhesive, which is very expensive compared to the new solution. Among other things. there are small cliches in the size of 6.cm x 6.cm a kind of potato print. The product is made of plexiglass with a very hard rubber, which does not at all give the exact same motif as with a softer foam rubber. The product is rather not suitable for use in windows and indoor use, nor can acrylic paint etc. be used. The problem with the small clichés is that they do not give a uniform print and cannot be used in large formats.

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The technical problem to be solved:

The already known technique of clichés is unsuitable for larger subjects. The clichés are without handles, the foam rubber is tough, so the technical side of the case where the print has to be monotonous, big designs, the material choice is acrylic or oil, the known can not be used at all. No motive appears, as again the foam rubber is hard and there is no handle. The problem is expressed where one stands and needs to decorate a larger surface, here the new thing about a decorative block is that the foam material is softer and far more absorbent than the others, so that a subject can be pressed up to several times after dipping the block down to the paint, furthermore, the price is very much at the bottom of a simple advertisement. The decoration printing blocks are quicker to work with, without any particular form of measurement and there are more choices in colors and designs. If you want to work on larger facades, it is easier for a person to perform the task using the bricks.

Speaking of templates, the technique is completely different as the decoration printing blocks are more freehand

The new technique:

The new technique consists of the bricks being much more usable on larger surfaces, better motifs, more pressure, saving for advertising purposes and a handle than the old technique. The blocks can be used again and again, which an expensive self-adhesive motif can not. The templates are not particularly useful on shop windows, which are the decoration blocks.

If you are not very creative yourself, these advertising blocks are a big help. For example, a shopkeeper has the opportunity to make your own advertising on his windows. Many thousands of dollars can be saved for the individual, as you absolutely do not need major investments in window decoration in the shop. The technique of pressing the subject directly onto the surface with the hand facilitates much work. The individual figure or patterns can be printed several times without having to dip the bricks into new paint again and again. The blocks can be used on top of each other so that the pattern is interconnected and without the paint flowing into each other. The composition of the flat plate bricks is made of and the foam rubber model adhered to the plate gives a beautiful and uniform print with paint. It can last for many months on a window facade, for example. Is easy to remove, with lukewarm water and a window scraper, after which the window is ready for new decoration (see figure.5.). The new thing is that a foam rubber model of a pattern or figure can be used in the future. after which it has to be dipped into the paint by hand, giving a wider working area than having to work with fixed motifs, such as self-adhesive. When using templates, you first need to measure the area where you now set the template. The idea of being able to perform the task with one hand is considerably easier if it is a ceiling to be decorated.

Technical impact:

By using the above-mentioned technique in conjunction with the prior art, advertising and decoration printing blocks can provide far greater possibilities within patterns, numbers, letters and strokes in larger formats. The colors can be endless. The pressures can be wiped dry immediately if the pressure is undone, with a damp cloth, which is difficult with eg self-adhesive. On the walls, ceilings and the like, the decorative printing blocks are much more usable than e.g. templates, since you first have to hold or adhere the template and then can be painted or sprayed over. With the decorative printing blocks, the pressure is directly on the surface without the major preparations, and then they can be done with just one hand.

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The idea that the bricks are made with a soft foam rubber and a handle means that there can be multiple prints one after the other and the motifs look great without flattening out so that the subject can be seen, which the previous cliché prints do not.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS In the following, details are explained below with reference to the figures in the drawings.

Fig. In the production, an example is given of an advertisement and decoration printing pad. Many different patterns and models can be produced. Here, scissors are selected.

Because the material in the example here is of wood, they can be produced in wood as said, plastic, metal etc.

Figure 1 shows a block of scissors from the back.

Figure 2 shows a block of scissors from the front.

Figure 3 shows a block of scissors from the side.

Figure 4 shows a block of scissors from several sides.

Figure 5 shows how a window has been adorned with an advertising and decoration printing block.

Working examples: Figure 1 shows how the bricks look on the back. Here in the example, the brick is made of wood. The outer shape of the plate is cut out as in the outline of a pair of scissors to obtain the model of the scissors, but this may vary as holes or patterns in a pattern or model may easily be present (see Figure 1.1.). In the middle of the block is a handle (see Figure 1.2.). A hole is drilled in one corner, so that it is possible for the bricks to hang to dry in a string or similar in the decorator's workshop. They have the best of hanging, as otherwise they will be crooked and mast in the foam if they lie down. The plate and handle color may be individual, and it may be lacquered to reduce its service life. The handle can easily be a twisted handle, ie as a knob depending on how small the bracket should be, because then the large handles are not necessary.

In figure 2 you can see how the brick looks from the front. On the front is a foam rubber scissors glued to the flat plate (see Figure 2.2.). The scissors are slightly smaller than the perimeter of the scissors themselves (see Figure 2.1.). The size of the foam can easily be as large as the outline, all of which depends on the size of the bricks and the model. It can vary by model and pattern. The height of the foam rubber is also individual, as some bricks give better pressure the higher the foam rubber and others the smaller it is. The height can vary from 0.2 mm to 15 cm. The foam height of the drawing here is 1 cm in height.

In figure 3 you can see what the block looks like from the side. One cut. The section shows a 0.6 mm waterproof plywood sheet, which is described in Figures 1 and 2. The plate for the bricks may vary in thickness, they may be from 0.4 mm to 3 cm. It depends on the size of a model and pattern to be produced. The handle on the center of the bracket is for holding on to the pressure. As I said, the handle can be a turned handle, depending on the size of the model. The handle is nailed or screwed with waterproof wood glue.

Figure 4 shows how one of the decoration blocks looks from several angles. - DK 2001 00079 U3 Figure 5 shows how one of the bricks comes into use. The picture shows how one of the bricks (a pair of scissors) has been used as a working tool on a window. The possibilities are endless, for example, if it had been flowers, leaves and the like, you could make a beautiful window decoration in a short time.

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Use model requirements: 1. Advertising and decoration printing blocks for use by hand (see Figure 4, showing an example of a pair of scissors). The bricks are for use by painters, shopkeepers, decorators, private, children, etc. who want a significantly easier solution than having to work freely or with templates and self-adhesive materials. The bricks are new in that the soft foam rubber model is very handy, heavy-duty, good for larger work tasks, which gives a nice and uniform look. There are handles on them, all have a flat plate (see figure 4.2.) And a possible plate. an oblong handle on the back with a hole in, so the bracket can hang to dry in a string after use (see Figure 4.3.). The handle can be metal, plastic or wood. The size of the handle may vary, the design and appearance may also be different.

The block here in the example consists of a waterproof plywood board, the material can vary from wood, metal or plastic. The plate can range from 0.4mm to 3cm. The plate is shaped like a scissors that is open, it is the outer shape, ie the outline of the scissors, itself possibly. the plywood is cut out as but it can vary. The woodwork itself is lacquered afterwards so that the bricks have a longer life. The decoration printing blocks can be a color for appearance. On the front of the plate, a smaller model is pasted from a scissors in foam rubber (see Figure 4.1.). The foam rubber height can easily be from 0.2 mm to 15 cm. The size of the figure of the foam rubber can easily fill the whole plate, but it gives the nicest and most uniform pressure if the model is slightly smaller. The size of the entire scissors can be individual, as the pressure blocks can be made both large and small.

2. The advertising and decoration printing blocks for use by hand are new in that (products for use / execution / effect) they can be used for alkyd paints, acrylic plastic paints, water colors and more. Many different types of paints can be used. The designs can be printed in the colors of the world, because you can mix the colors yourself, which gives endless possibilities especially in the advertising industry. Printing with a globe can make the job considerably easier for an eventual. painters to decorate ceilings and walls for a customer.

You take the model of a decorative printing pad that you have now chosen in one hand, a palette or plate in the other. Pouring some paint onto the palette. Maybe a black and white. The block is sometimes pressed down into the paint so that it has spread evenly and sucked sufficiently in the foam. Then it is ready for use, for the print itself. You can easily push the block if necessary. up on a window, after which the model sits neatly and evenly. The designs can be printed on top of each other without the paint slipping or running and the subject is beautiful.

(see figure.5.) 3. Advertising and decoration printing blocks for use by hand are new in that (they can be used on walls, ceilings, facades, wood, metal, iron, plastic, paper, fabric etc.) for large decorating tasks, on shop facades, for advertising printing, signage etc., just a flat surface is printed. The advertising blocks are especially new in that you do not need to know about writing, advertising or having to work freely as an artist in order to use them.

4. Advertising and decoration printing blocks are new in that (the technique) is used by hand and that printing is also done by hand. The technique of using a block in your hand provides many opportunities for mixing motifs and patterns, especially on top of each other as part of a decoration. The advantage lies in the fact that one is free from having to measure, glue, draw, or use templates for decoration.

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Furthermore, by dipping the bricks into paint on a pallet or the like, the soft heavy-duty foam rubber bricks are made of, soaking up a uniform paint, thereby even exerting pressure when applied. a window, is considerably nicer, as well as the handle which helps to give it a correct pressure surface on the workpiece. Since the motifs can be large, it is a clear advantage that an elongated handle is placed on large bricks so that the pressure is neat and monotonous.

5.Advertising and decorating blocks are new by (appearance, versions and variants as well as the material) that they can be produced in all kinds of patterns, figures, numbers, letters, words (in different languages), lines etc. The bottom and handle of the globe itself can vary in different colors, sizes, designs and materials. The foam on the bricks is strongly absorbent. The blocks may be flat, which is preferable. The bricks can be made of wood, metal, iron or plastic etc. The plate of the bricks does not have to be cut out exactly according to the outer shape, that is, the pattern and model now chosen. (See Figure 2.2.1.) The blocks may be shaped like circles, squares with different patterns, etc., it may vary. The foam rubber can vary according to absorbency and quality.

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