Claims
- 1. A printing sheet used in a stamp, said printing sheet comprising:a porous layer in which ink can be impregnated, said porous layer tending to deform when impregnated with ink; and a fibrous layer made of fibers, said fibrous layer being attached to one side of said porous layer and reducing the deformation of the porous layer due to ink impregnation; wherein said porous layer carries a pattern on a surface thereof, said pattern including a non-print portion which blocks permeation of said ink and a print portion which allows permeation of said ink.
- 2. The printing sheet according to claim 1, wherein said fibrous layer is so constituted that ink can be impregnated therein.
- 3. The printing sheet according to claim 1, wherein said fibrous layer has elasticity.
- 4. The printing sheet according to claim 1, wherein said fibrous layer comprises one of a non-woven fabric and a textile having raised fabrics.
- 5. The printing sheet according to claim 1, wherein said porous layer comprises a foamed resin, andwherein said foamed resin of said porous layer and said fibers of said fibrous layer entangle with each other.
- 6. The printing sheet according to claim 1, wherein said porous layer includes a heat-generating material which generates heat when exposed to electromagnetic waves.
- 7. The printing sheet according to claim 6, wherein said porous layer includes carbon grains, and said carbon grains generate heat when exposed to infrared rays.
- 8. A base sheet used to produce a printing sheet used in a stamp, said base sheet comprising:a porous layer in which ink can be impregnated, said porous layer tending to deform when impregnated with ink; and a fibrous layer made of fibers, said fibrous layer being attached to one side of said porous layer and reducing the deformation of said porous layer due to ink impregnation; wherein a pattern can be formed on a surface of said porous layer by heating said surface according to a desired image, said pattern including a non-print portion which blocks permeation of said ink and a print portion which allows permeation of said ink.
- 9. The base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said fibrous layer is so constituted that ink can be impregnated therein.
- 10. The base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said fibrous layer has elasticity.
- 11. The base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said fibrous layer comprises one of a non-woven fabric and a textile having raised fabrics.
- 12. The base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said porous layer comprises a foamed resin, andwherein said foamed resin of said porous layer and said fibers of said fibrous layer entangle with each other.
- 13. The base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said porous layer includes a heat-generating material which generates heat when exposed to electromagnetic waves.
- 14. The printing sheet according to claim 13, wherein said porous layer includes carbon grains, and said carbon grains generate heat when exposed to infrared rays.
- 15. A base sheet used to produce a printing sheet used in a stamp, said base sheet comprising:a porous layer in which ink can be impregnated, said porous layer tending to deform when impregnated with ink; and a deformation reducing material which is attached to one side of said porous layer and reduces the deformation of said porous layer due to ink impregnation; wherein a pattern can be formed on a surface of said porous layer by heating said surface according to a desired image, said pattern including a non-print portion which blocks permeation of said ink and a print portion which allows permeation of said ink.
- 16. A stamp comprising:a stamp body; and a printing sheet mounted to said stamp body, wherein said printing sheet comprises a porous layer in which ink can be impregnated and a fibrous layer made of fibers, the fibrous layer being attached to one side of said porous layer, the porous layer tending to deform when impregnated with ink and the fibrous layer reducing the deformation of the porous layer due to ink impregnation; wherein said porous layer carries a pattern on a surface thereof, said pattern including a non-print portion which blocks permeation of said ink and a print portion which allows permeation of said ink.
- 17. The stamp according to claim 16, further comprising a fibrous portion provided to said stamp body, said fibrous layer being fixed to said fibrous portion.
- 18. The stamp according to claim 16, wherein said fibrous layer has elasticity.
- 19. The stamp according to claim 16, wherein said fibrous layer comprises one of a non-woven fabric and a textile having raised fabrics.
- 20. The printing sheet according to claim 16, wherein said porous layer comprises a foamed resin, andwherein said foamed resin of said porous layer and said fibers of said fibrous layer entangle with each other.
- 21. The base sheet according to claim 15, wherein said porous layer includes a heat-generating material which generates heat when exposed to electromagnetic waves.
- 22. The base sheet according to claim 21, wherein said porous layer includes carbon grains, and said carbon grains generate heat when exposed to infrared rays.
- 23. A printing sheet used in a stamp according to claim 1, wherein said fibrous layer is attached to said porous layer by conjugation utilizing heat.
- 24. A printing sheet used in a stamp according to claim 1, wherein said fibrous layer is attached to said porous layer by adhesive.
- 25. A printing sheet used in a stamp according to claim 1, wherein said porous layer is attached to said fibrous layer by being formed integrally with said fibrous layer.
- 26. A method for forming the base sheet of claim 8, comprising:dissolving material used to form a porous layer with a solvent; coating said dissolved material on a fibrous layer; soaking said fibrous layer coated with said dissolved material in water to remove a water-soluble material, thereby leaving hollow portions in said material to form a porous layer; and performing at least one of drying and heat treating to said porous layer and said fibrous layer.
- 27. A base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said fibrous layer is attached to said porous layer by conjugation utilizing heat.
- 28. A base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said fibrous layer is attached to said porous layer by adhesive.
- 29. A base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said porous layer is attached to said fibrous layer by being formed integrally with said fibrous layer.
- 30. A base sheet according to claim 8, wherein said fibrous layer is directly attached to said porous layer.
- 31. A base sheet according to claim 15, wherein said deformation reducing material is attached to said porous layer by conjugation utilizing heat.
- 32. A base sheet according to claim 15, wherein said deformation reducing material is attached to said porous layer by adhesive.
- 33. A base sheet according to claim 15, wherein said porous layer is attached to said deformation reducing material by being formed integrally with said deformation reducing material.
- 34. A base sheet according to claim 15, wherein said deformation reducing material is directly attached to said porous layer.
- 35. A stamp according to claim 16, wherein said fibrous layer is attached to said porous layer by conjugation utilizing heat.
- 36. A stamp according to claim 16, wherein said fibrous layer is attached to said porous layer by adhesive.
- 37. A stamp according to claim 16, wherein said porous layer is attached to said fibrous layer by being formed integrally with said fibrous layer.
- 38. A stamp according to claim 16, wherein said fibrous layer is directly attached to said porous layer.
- 39. A printing sheet used in a stamp according to claim 1, wherein said fibrous layer is directly attached to said porous layer.
Priority Claims (2)
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9-79665 |
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Parent Case Info
This is a Continuation-in-Part of application Ser. No. 09/047,486 filed Mar. 25, 1998 abandoned. The entire disclosure of the prior application(s) is hereby incorporated by reference herein in its entirety.
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Continuation in Parts (1)
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