Japan paper production device

Abstract

The invention discloses a Japan paper production device including a printing mechanism for printing and coloring base paper, an oiling mechanism for coating the bottom face of the base paper with silicone oil, a gluing mechanism for coating the upper surface of the base paper in rows with a set-shape glue surface, a die-cutting mechanism for die-cutting the base paper coated with the set-shape glue surface to form Japan paper sheets in a set shape, and a roll-up mechanism for end-by-end partial overlapping pasting and rolling-up of the die-cut Japan paper sheets into Japan paper rolls. Throughcoating of a row-up part of the die-cut shape with the glue, the remaining part of the die-cut base paper has no glue, and the process and cost during recovery are reduced; at the same time, the Japan paper production device can produce and manufacture multiple groups of Japan paper rolls, improves the production speed of the Japan paper and reduces the production cost of the Japan paper.

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technical field [0001] The present disclosure generally relates to the field of paper production, and specifically relates to a Japanese paper production device. Background technique [0002] After the "paper" invented in ancient China was passed to Japan through Koryo, Japanese unique raw materials and production methods produced paper with Japanese cultural characteristics-washi. Buddhism prevailed in Nara, the ancient capital of Japan, and an official paper factory was established in Heiankyo, so Japanese paper developed rapidly in the Kansai area. Washi has experienced a long history of 1200 years, and has been integrated into Japanese life in many aspects such as food, clothing, housing and transportation, crowns, weddings and funerals. Even today, with the popularity of Western paper, Japanese paper is still an important part of people's lives. In recent years, Japanese paper has also shown new charm in the field of modern art, and Kansai writers who are active on th...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] In the existing washi production process, the same large-area gluing as ordinary paper is still used, and then the basic shape is die-cut, and finally the basic shape is glued end to end to form a washi roll. Because the washi petals are small, so The production cost of the produced washi paper is quite high, and because the leftovers after die-cutting of the base paper after large-scale gluing need to be specially degummed during recycling, the recycling cost of the base paper is quite high

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