Toyo Seikan Kaisha, Ltd.

Toyo Seikan Co., Ltd.

Shigenobu Murakami

Koji Yamada

Hiroaki Goto

Yukiko Saito

Zen Kanayama

Kenji Hayashi

Shinji Yamada

Yoshihiro Ohta

Takayuki Ishihara

Ikuo Komatsu

Shinya Otsuka

Kouji Yamada

Atsushi Fukahori

Nobuo Hirakawa

Yasuhiro Takasaki

Tooru Shimomura

Katsuyuki Hirata

Hironori Ozeki

Provided is an object to be printed which can improve the quality of a printed image in inkjet printing on the object to be printed, regardless of the resolution of an inkjet image. In a method for producing an object to be printed having an area to be printed on a surface thereof, a surface of the area to be printed is adjusted so that the area to be printed has a surface energy E (mN/m) of 30 or more and 50 or less. The object to be printed is selected from a can and a film for containers.

Method for manufacturing object to be printed and object to be printed

The present invention addresses the problem of printing a high-resolution inkjet image on an article to be printed made of a metal or a resin by adjusting wet-spreading of an ink. The problem is solved by a method for producing a printed article which is an inkjet-printed product of an article to be printed made of a metal or a resin, the method including: an underlying layer forming step of forming an underlying layer containing a crosslinkable resin on at least a part of a surface of the article to be printed; a semi-crosslinking step of semi-crosslinking the crosslinkable resin contained in the underlying layer; and a printing step of performing inkjet printing on at least a part of a surface of the underlying layer after the semi-crosslinking step to form an inkjet-printed layer.

Method for manufacturing printed matter, printing device, and printed can

The present invention is an invention made to provide decoration with excellent brilliant specular gloss on the outer surface of the barrel portion of the can body in a seamless can or the like heavily used as a storage container for food, drink or the like, to increase the commercial product value of the seamless can or the like. The present invention is a decorative can body having excellent specular gloss, having a metal foil or a vapor-deposited metal layer provided on the outer surface of a can barrel via an adhesive layer and having a printed film further laminated, wherein a thermosetting resin adhesive with an internally blocked curing agent that generates no by-product gas in heat curing is used for the adhesive layer.

Decorative can body and process for producing the same

To provide printed seamless cans in small lots having many kinds of designs, the printed seamless cans excellently reproducing the density of the area solidly printed all over the surface and forming vivid images. [Means for Solution] A printed seamless can forming at least a printed layer and a finishing varnish layer on at least the body portion on the outer surface of the seamless can, the printed layer having an image formed by the plate-type printing and an image formed by the ink-jet printing, and being covered with the finishing varnish layer.

Printed seamless can and method of producing the same

The present invention herein provides an oxygen-absorbing resin composition which is excellent in the oxygen-absorbability and which can inhibit any deterioration through oxidation during the molding operations of the composition and does not accordingly undergo any coloration during the molding operations. The present invention thus provides an oxygen-absorbing resin composition characterized in that it comprises (A) a hydrogenated styrene-diene copolymer; (B) a thermoplastic resin including ethylenic structural units in its molecular structure; and (C) a transition metal catalyst, wherein the oxidation of the thermoplastic resin (B) proceeds while the copolymer (A) serves as a trigger and the composition thus absorbs oxygen. In this respect, the copolymer (A) comprises carbon-carbon double bonds derived from the diene in an amount ranging from 1&#xd7;10.5 to 1&#xd7;10.2 eq/g.

Oxygen-absorbing resin composition

A printing method for printing an ink layer on a can barrel. The method includes picking-up a bright ink containing at least one bright pigment having an average particle size of from 5 to 25 &mgr;m selected from the group consisting of aluminum flake and fine particulate coated pearl pigment from an engraving roller, feeding the picked-up ink to a printing plate directly or via a rubber roller, and applying the ink on the printing plate to a can barrel via a blanket wheel.

Printing method for printing on can barrel

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Yokohama, Japan

Shigenobu Murakami