Rolled film employable for laminating machine

Abstract
This invention is aimed at providing a rolled film employable for supplying a film that is applied a bonding agent on one surface thereof, toward a laminating machine, the rolled film being free from possibility to be arranged in a wrong direction wherein the bonding agent causes a problem. The rolled film is equipped with an axis having both ends respectively having coupling means for coupling the axis with the laminating machine, the coupling means on one axis end does not match the other end of the axis, thereby arrangement of the rolled film in a wrong direction is not allowed.
Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS


FIG. 1 is a conceptual side-view of a laminating machine employing two rolled films respectively having a rolled film being applied a bonding agent on the external surface of a rolled film, available in the prior art,



FIG. 2 is a conceptual side-view of a laminating machine employing two rolled films respectively having a rolled film being applied a bonding agent on the internal surface of a rolled film, available in the prior art,



FIG. 3 is a front view of a rolled film available in the prior art,



FIG. 4 is a conceptual perspective view of a rolled object drawn for the purpose to explain the phenomenon wherein an alteration of the direction of the rolled object causes a reversion of the surface of a film composing the rolled object,



FIG. 5 is a conceptual perspective view of a rolled object drawn for the purpose to explain the phenomenon wherein an alteration of the direction of a rolled object causes a reversion of the surface of a film composing the rolled object,



FIG. 6 is a front view of a rolled film in accordance with the first embodiment of this invention, and



FIG. 7 is a front view of a rolled film in accordance with the second embodiment of this invention.





BEST MODES IMPLEMENTING THIS INVENTION

Referring to drawings, rolled films in accordance with two embodiments of this invention will be described below. More specifically, in the first embodiment, the coupling means is realized by a square groove or a stepped groove 313a or 313b having the width different from each other, and in the second embodiment, the coupling means is realized by a round groove 313a or 313b having the width different from each other.


First Embodiment

Referring to FIG. 6, a film (3) applied a bonding agent that becomes adhesive exclusively under a high temperature, on one surface of the film (3) is wound around an axis (311) to make a rolled film (31) in accordance with the first embodiment of this invention.


Representing the first and second coupling means (313a) and (313b), stepped grooves (313a) and (313b) are arranged respectively at the first end (312a) and the second end (312b) of the axis (311). Representing the first and second accepting means (5a) and (5b), stepped or square projections (5a) and (5b) are prepared on a laminating machine (not shown in the drawings.).


For the purpose to distinguish the first coupling means (313a) and the second accepting means (5b), the width and/or the depth and/or the shape of the foregoing first coupling means (313a) is designed to be different respectively from the width and/or the height and/or the shape of the foregoing second accepting means (5b), and vice versa.


Since the width and/or the depth and/or the shape of the first coupling means (313a) is different respectively from the width and/or the height and/or the shape of the foregoing second accepting means (5b), an action to couple the first coupling means (313a) with the second accepting means (5b) turns out unsuccessful.


Although FIG. 6 shows the difference between the first and second coupling means is limited to the difference respectively in the width, same results are realized by difference in width and/or the depth (height) and/or the shape, as well.


Since the rolled film (31) of this embodiment can not be fit a laminating machine, the foregoing drawbacks are successfully removed.


Second Embodiment

Referring to FIG. 7, a film (3) applied a bonding agent that becomes adhesive exclusively under a high temperature, on one surface of the film (3) is wound around an axis (311) to make a rolled film (31) in accordance with the second embodiment of this invention. Representing the first and second coupling means (313a) and (313b), round grooves (313a) and (313b) are arranged respectively at the first end (312a) and the second end (312b) of the axis (311). The difference between stepped grooves and round grooves is the only difference between the first and second embodiments.


For the purpose to distinguish the first coupling means (313a) and the second accepting means (5b), the width and/or the depth and/or the shape of the foregoing first coupling means (313a) is designed to be different respectively from the width and/or the height and/or the shape of the foregoing second accepting means (5b), and vice versa.


Based on the same principle for the first embodiment, a rolled film (31) in accordance with the second embodiment of this invention can not be fit a laminating machine.


Thus, it is easy to identify whether or not the rolled film (3) matches the laminating machine. Further, it is quite easy to prevent occurrence of a grave accident.


In this manner, the foregoing drawbacks are successfully removed.


The foregoing description has clarified that this invention has successfully provided a rolled film that is free from the drawbacks described above.

Claims
  • 1. A rolled film (31) employable for supplying a film (3) applied a bonding agent on one surface thereof, toward a laminating machine comprising: an axis (311) around which said film (3) is wound, said axis (311) having a first end (312a) of said axis (311) further having a first coupling means (313a) having a function to couple with a first accepting means (5a) that is supported by said laminating machine, andsaid axis (311) having a second end (312b) of said axis (311) further having a second coupling means (313b) having a function to couple with a second accepting means (5b) that is supported by said laminating machine, wherein:said first coupling means (313a) has a structure that can not couple with said second accepting means (5a) or said second coupling means (313b) has a structure that can not couple with said first accepting means (5a).
  • 2. A rolled film (31) in accordance with claim 1, wherein: said first coupling means (313a) and said second coupling means (313b) are grooves and said first accepting means (5a) and said second accepting means (5b) are projections.
  • 3. A rolled film (31) in accordance with claim 2, wherein: said grooves are square grooves and said projections are square projections.
  • 4. A rolled film (31) in accordance with claim 2, wherein: said grooves are round grooves and said projections are round projections.
  • 5. A rolled film (31) in accordance with claim 1, wherein: the width, the depth and/or the shape of said grooves of said first coupling means (313a) is or are different from the width, the height and/or the shape of said projections of said second accepting means (5b).
  • 6. A rolled film (31) in accordance with claim 2, wherein: the width, the depth and/or the shape of said grooves of said first coupling means (313a) is or are different from the width, the height and/or the shape of said projections of said second accepting means (5b).
  • 7. A rolled film (31) in accordance with claim 3, wherein: the width, the depth and/or the shape of said grooves of said first coupling means (313a) is or are different from the width, the height and/or the shape of said projections of said second accepting means (5b).
  • 8. A rolled film (31) in accordance with claim 4, wherein: the width, the depth and/or the shape of said grooves of said first coupling means (313a) is or are different from the width, the height and/or the shape of said projections of said second accepting means (5b).
Priority Claims (1)
Number Date Country Kind
2006-275838 Oct 2006 JP national