Sheet sticking apparatus and sheet sticking method
AssigneesKosen Sha, Lintec Corporation
InventorsYohei Horiguchi, Kosaku Takahashi
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Abstract
A sheet sticking apparatus 10 includes holding means 13 provided so as to be capable of holding an adhesive sheet S, and sticking means 12 that sticks the adhesive sheet S to an adherend surface W0 of an adherend W. The sticking means 12 includes a first sticking portion 15 capable of sticking a part of the adhesive sheet S held by the holding means 13 to a first sticking surface by pressure, and a second sticking portion 16 that sticks portions of the adhesive sheet S that have not yet been stuck by using the first sticking portion 15 to second sticking surfaces by pressure.
Claims6
A sheet sticking apparatus for sticking an adhesive sheet to an adherend surface having a first sticking surface and second sticking surfaces, the adhesive sheet including an adhesive layer on one surface of a base sheet, the apparatus comprising:
- holding means provided so as to be capable of holding the adhesive sheet;
- and sticking means that sticks the adhesive sheet to the adherend surface by pressure,
- wherein the sticking means includes a first sticking portion capable of sticking a part of the adhesive sheet held by the holding means to the first sticking surface by pressure, and a second sticking portion capable of sticking portions of the adhesive sheet that have not yet been stuck by using the first sticking portion to the second sticking surfaces by pressure.
A sheet sticking method for sticking an adhesive sheet to an adherend surface having a first sticking surface and second sticking surfaces, the adhesive sheet including an adhesive layer on one surface of a base sheet, the method comprising the steps of:
- holding the adhesive sheet;
- sticking a part of the held adhesive sheet to the first sticking surface by pressure;
- and
- sticking portions of the adhesive sheet that have not yet been stuck in the preceding step to the second sticking surfaces by pressure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.