Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Gakuei Shibata

Kazuhiko Kaneuchi

Yoshio Inoue

Hideaki Nakagawa

Shinji Kadoriku

Tomoyuki Inoue

Ryozo Fukuzaki

Mitsuhiro Iseri

Yuuki Sugino

Photocatalyst microparticles are provided in a photocatalyst layer coming into contact with a base film, the photocatalyst microparticles are irradiated with ultraviolet rays, and voids are formed in a boundary region between a protective layer and the photocatalyst layer.

Transfer film and method for manufacturing transfer film

A film for in-molding is configured with a transfer film which is transferred to a surface of an injection molding resin, and a carrier film which is not transferred. The transfer film includes a coloring layer which includes ink which is an organic material formed of a thermoplastic resin and applies a design to an in-mold molded product, and inorganic polymer layers formed of a thermosetting resin, and the coloring layer comes into contact with the inorganic polymer layers and is interposed between the inorganic polymer layers.

Film for in-molding, in-mold molded product, and method for manufacturing in-mold molded product

A decorative film includes a base film, a colored layer formed of UV curable ink, and an ink-absorbing layer. The ink-absorbing layer is formed between the base film and the colored layer, provided with voids therein, and contains filler made of photorefractive material.

Decorative film and molded product including the same

An in-mold molded product of the present invention includes: molded resin; a transfer film sequentially including an adhesive layer in contact with the molded resin, and a coloring layer formed of ink; and a plurality of inorganic filler pieces contained in the coloring layer.

In-mold molded product, in-mold molding film, and method for producing in-mold molded product

An object of the present invention is to provide a process for producing an in-mold decorated molded article, which can eliminate the need for deburring after molding and the need for an extra allowance of the molded article. The process includes: clamping a first mold () and a second mold () to hold a decorative film () between the molds; cutting a transfer layer () of the decorative film () in the molds; injecting resin () into the cavity of the mold; cooling the resin (); and opening the molds to remove the in-mold decorated molded article on which the transfer layer () is disposed.

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