Manufacturing method for soup pot with partial concave-convex patterns on outer surface thereof
AssigneeJiangmen Yishan Metal Products Co., Ltd.
InventorChangho Lee
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Abstract
The invention discloses a manufacturing method for a soup pot with partial concave-convex patterns on an outer surface thereof. The method comprises: preparing a plane blank for forming a pot body; screen-printing a layer of ink with preset patterns on a surface of the blank of the pot body; screen-printing a layer of ink with preset patterns on a bottom surface of the blank of the pot body; etching at positions where no patterns occurs on the surface of the blank of the pot body; stretching the blank of the pot body to form a soup pot, and flashing the edge of the pot body; and spraying a nonstick pan coating on the blank of the pot body, and polishing with abrasive paper at positions where the convex patterns occur and where no pattern occurs.
Claims5
A manufacturing method for a soup pot with partial concave-convex patterns on an outer surface thereof, comprising:
- step S1:
- making a plane blank for forming a pot body;
- step S2:
- screen-printing a layer of ink with preset patterns on a top surface of the plane blank of the pot body, and drying and curing the ink;
- step S3:
- screen-printing a layer of ink with preset patterns on a bottom surface of the plane blank of the pot body, wherein at positions where no pattern occurs the bottom surface is not covered, and then drying and curing the ink;
- step S4:
- etching at positions where no patterns occur on the top surface and the bottom surface of the plane blank of the pot body, and then cleaning the ink and drying;
- step S5:
- stretching the plane blank of the pot body to form a soup pot, and flashing an edge of the pot body;
- and
- step S6:
- spraying a nonstick pan coating on the top surface of the plane blank of the pot body, and polishing with abrasive paper at positions where convex patterns occur and where no pattern occurs, wherein the convex patterns are formed by the etching on the top surface the plane blank, so that, only at positions where concave patterns occur does the nonstick pan coating remain.
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