Dai Nippon Insatsu Kabushiki Kaisha

Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.

Petroleum Energy Center

Showa Shell Sekiyu Kabushiki Kaisha

Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Hajime Kubota

Satoshi Nishida

Kazuhiko Shimizu

Osamu Yamase

Tadayuki Miura

Akira Kawai

Seiji Kawahara

The present invention relates to a method for producing decorative boards excelling in brightness, the method comprising the steps of: providing a transfer sheet (1) comprising a releasable film (20), a metallized layer (5) formed on the releasable film (20) and an adhesive layer (6) formed on the metallized layer (5) over its entire surface or according to a desired pattern; transferring selectively a part of the metallized layer of the transfer sheet where the adhesive layer is formed onto a decorative board base (2) over its entire surface or a part of the decorative board base surface and/or a back side thereof by superposing the decorative board base (2) and the transfer sheet (1) of its adhesive layer side and pressing the thus obtained laminate; impregnating the thus obtained decorative board base having the metallized layer (5) with a thermosetting resin; and hot-pressing the thus impregnated decorative board base to obtain the decorative board having excellent brightness. In the present invention, since the metallized layer is formed by transferring, the decorative board excelling in brightness as well as aesthetic value can effectively be produced.

Method for producing glittering decorative boards

A method for producing decorative plates, comprising the steps of (i) providing a transfer printing sheet which comprises (a) a substrate film comprising a synthetic resin, (b) a releasing layer formed, optionally, on the substrate film, (c) a pattern layer formed on the substrate film or on the releasing layer if it is provided, and (d) an adhesive layer formed on the pattern layer, (ii) superposing the transfer printing sheet on a base sheet, (iii) hot-pressing the transfer printing sheet and the base sheet, (iv) peeling the substrate film off the transfer printing sheet thereby to transfer the pattern layer on the base sheet, (v) impregnating the base sheet with a thermosetting resin, and (vi) hot-pressing the resulting base sheet to harden the thermosetting resin to give a decorative plate.

Method for producing decorative plates

The present invention provides a method for producing raw materials for a reformer by cracking and desulfurizing petroleum fuels, characterized by cracking and desulfurizing petroleum fuels in a desulfurizer in the fuel cell electricity generation process at a temperature of 300.degree.-600.degree. C., preferably 350.degree.-500.degree. C., a pressure of 1-10 kg/cm.sup.2, an H.sub.2 /oil of 500-2000, preferably 800-1000, and an SV of 0.5-4 hr.sup.-1 using a zeolite catalyst such as Y-type zeolite or a metallosilicate catalyst such as one having an Si/Me atomic ratio of 40-3200 where Me is Al, Ni, Co, Mo, W, Fe, Cr or Ga.

Method for producing raw materials for a reformer by cracking and

First, a decorative sheet is produced by forming in sequence on a base paper such as titanium paper an ordinary printed layer and a heat-foamable printed layer, respectively with desired patterns. The decorative sheet is then impregnated with a thermosetting resin liquid and dried. The dried impregnated decorative sheet is superposed on a substrate such as a core sheet, and the resulting laminated structure is sandwiched between a pair of heating plates and heated and pressed whereby a thermoset integral structure with the pattern of the foamable printed layer foamed is produced. The entire surface of the integral structure is coated with a solvent to swell the foamed pattern layer and then rubbed to remove the swollen foamed pattern layer and form concavities thereat. The resulting thermoset resin decorative sheet or plate is provided with deep distinct concavities coincident with the pattern of the heat-foamable printed layer as well as a good surface luster.

Process for producing coincidently embossed decorative sheets

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Hajime Kubota