Article and method for the production thereof
OwnerHarry Loesterinventor
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Abstract
In an article (1) made of a soft material, in particular a textile material, leather or the like, at least one section of the surface (2) of the article (1) is provided with a lenticular print (3).
Claims5
An article made of a soft material, in particular a textile material, leather and the like, at least one section of the surface (2) of the article (1) being provided with a lenticular print (3),
- characterized in that
- the lenticular print (3) is connected to the article (1) by means of an adhesive layer (7), wherein the adhesive layer (7) has an adhesive which has a processing temperature of at most 120° C.
An article made of a soft material, in particular a textile material, leather and the like, at least one section of the surface (2) of the article (1) being provided with a lenticular print (3),
- characterized in that
- the lenticular print (3) is applied directly to the surface (2) of the article (1).
A method for the production of an article made of a soft material, in particular a textile material, leather or the like, a lenticular print (3) being applied to at least one section of the surface (2) of the article (1),
- characterized in that
- the lenticular print (3) is adhesively bonded to the surface (2), wherein, before the adhesive bonding of the lenticular print (3), an image (4) is applied to an underlayer (6) and covered with a covering layer (5) having lenses and/or prisms, and wherein the lenticular print (3) is adhesively bonded on by means of an adhesive (7) which has a processing temperature of at most 120° C.
A method for the production of an article made of a soft material, in particular a textile material, leather or the like, a lenticular print (3) being applied to at least one section of the surface (2) of the article (1),
- characterized in that
- an image (4) of the lenticular print (3) is applied directly to the surface (2) of the article (1) and is covered with a covering layer (5) having lenses and/or prisms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.