Luminous trademark band

Abstract

A luminescent trademark band is used to solve the technical problem that the existing reflective clothes and fluorescent trademark bands mentioned in the background art cannot simultaneously meet the core requirements of "not affecting the clothing effect", "high brightness warning" and "safe and harmless". The luminescent trademark band comprises a main band body and a secondary band body detachably connected with the main band body, wherein the main band body is used to be directly connected with clothes; the secondary band body comprises a first base layer and a second base layer, a luminescent resin strip is arranged on the side of the first base layer facing the second base layer, a through hole is formed in the second base layer corresponding to the luminescent resin strip, a light transmission strip is arranged on the side of the second base layer away from the first base layer, and one end of the light transmission strip extends into the through hole.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of trademark tape technology, and in particular to a luminous trademark tape. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, product label tape is a common form of product identification. It contains the brand name, manufacturer, country of origin, specifications, and other information, with the size varying depending on the need. Traditionally, product label tape is attached to clothing to serve an identification function.

[0003] With the advancement of technology, more and more people enjoy taking walks or jogging in the evening or at night. This not only relieves the stress of the day but also effectively improves physical health. However, walking or jogging at night, due to poor visibility in low light, can easily lead to safety hazards such as collisions with pedestrians or vehicles. On the other hand, if clothing features an overall reflective design or large reflective areas, it greatly limits the style and color combinations, significantly reducing the garment's fashionability and aesthetics. This makes it difficult to meet consumers' diverse needs for clothing appearance in daily wear, rendering such reflective clothing only suitable for sports and unable to fulfill the practicality of everyday attire.

[0004] Existing trademark tapes, such as those disclosed in the utility model patent with authorization announcement number CN217214099U entitled "A Fluorescent Trademark Tape", include a surface fabric, a bottom fabric, and a base fabric layer. The base fabric layer is located between the surface fabric and the bottom fabric. The surface fabric is detachably provided with a transparent receiving shell, and the receiving shell contains a trademark plate printed with a fluorescent trademark.

[0005] This patent attempts to achieve nighttime luminous warning through fluorescent trademarks, but it still has key drawbacks in practical applications: First, its luminous brightness depends entirely on the fluorescent powder, which itself has a weak luminous intensity. In extremely dim light or at a distance, it is difficult for drivers or pedestrians to clearly perceive it, failing to effectively extend the visual recognition distance and resulting in poor safety warning effects. It still cannot avoid the risk of collisions during nighttime activities. Second, as a chemiluminescent material, the fluorescent powder may detach from human skin during long-term contact or during clothing washing, posing a potential risk to human health and failing to meet the safety and environmental protection requirements of sportswear. Utility Model Content

[0006] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this utility model provides a luminous label strip, which solves the technical problem mentioned in the background that existing reflective clothing and fluorescent label strips cannot simultaneously meet the core requirements of "not affecting the clothing's appearance," "high brightness warning," and "safety and harmlessness."

[0007] The above-mentioned technical objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution: A glow-in-the-dark label tape includes a main tape body and a secondary tape body detachably connected to the main tape body. The main tape body is used to directly connect to clothing. The secondary tape body includes a first base layer and a second base layer. A glow-in-the-dark resin strip is provided on the side of the first base layer facing the second base layer. A perforation is provided on the second base layer corresponding to the glow-in-the-dark resin strip. A light-transmitting strip is provided on the side of the second base layer away from the first base layer, and one end of the light-transmitting strip extends into the perforation.

[0008] Working principle: When in use, install the auxiliary strip onto the main strip. When the ambient light is sufficient, the luminescent resin strip absorbs light through the light-transmitting strip. When the ambient light is weak, the luminescent resin strip releases luminescence towards the light-transmitting strip. Most of the luminescence is refracted and conducted through the light-transmitting strip, causing it to glow.

[0009] Beneficial effects: 1. This utility model adopts a structural design in which the main strap and the auxiliary strap are detachably connected. The main strap is used to directly connect to the clothing, and the user can flexibly choose whether to install the auxiliary strap according to actual needs. This detachable design avoids the shortcomings of traditional reflective clothing, which is "must be worn during sports but has poor practicality for daily wear." It allows the label strap to meet the needs of nighttime safety and adapt to the clothing needs of different scenarios, improving the product's flexibility and convenience.

[0010] 2. This utility model uses a luminescent resin strip as the light-emitting component, replacing the fluorescent powder in existing fluorescent trademark strips that may be harmful to the human body. The luminescent resin strip is an environmentally friendly luminescent material that does not contain harmful chemicals. Even with long-term contact with human skin or during clothing washing, it will not detach and cause harm to the human body, meeting the safety, environmental protection, and human health requirements for sportswear accessories.

[0011] 3. This utility model places the luminescent resin strip between the first and second base layers, and achieves luminescence conduction through perforation and light transmission strip. This embedded structure design avoids the problem of easy wear and damage caused by the direct exposure of luminescent components, extends the service life of the product, and enhances the practical value and market competitiveness of the product. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of an embodiment of the present utility model; Figure 2 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the intermediate sub-belt.

[0013] In the above attached figures: main belt 1, secondary belt 2, first base layer 201, second base layer 202, luminous resin strip 3, perforation 4, light-transmitting strip 5, female buckle 601, and female buckle 602. Detailed Implementation

[0014] The technical solution of this utility model will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0015] Example: like Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the present invention discloses a glow-in-the-dark label tape, the core structure of which includes a main tape body 1 and a secondary tape body 2. The two are assembled by a detachable connection method. The main tape body 1 serves as the basic component that is directly connected to the clothing. It can be fixed to the collar, cuffs, hem or waist of the clothing by conventional clothing connection methods such as sewing or gluing, which are easily visible positions. This ensures that the label tape can be stably attached to the clothing without damaging the original shape and wearing effect of the clothing.

[0016] The secondary belt 2 is the core component for realizing the luminous function. It includes a first base layer 201 and a second base layer 202 that cooperate with each other. The specific assembly relationship is as follows: the second base layer 202 is located on the side of the first base layer 201 away from the main belt 1, that is, the first base layer 201 is located between the main belt 1 and the second base layer 202. This layered structure can protect the internal luminous components and ensure that the luminous effect is transmitted to the outside away from the clothing, thereby improving the recognition efficiency of the luminous effect for external observers (such as vehicle drivers and pedestrians).

[0017] To facilitate the easy disassembly and assembly of the main belt body 1 and the auxiliary belt body 2, they are detachably connected by a snap fastener, which specifically includes a female snap fastener 601 and a female snap fastener 602 that are compatible with each other. The female snap fastener 601 is fixed to the side of the main belt body 1 facing the auxiliary belt body 2 using an embedded installation method, while the female snap fastener 602 is correspondingly installed on the side of the first base layer 201 of the auxiliary belt body 2 facing the main belt body 1. The female snap fastener 601 and the female snap fastener 602 cooperate through an elastic snap-fit ​​structure—the female snap fastener 601 has an annular groove inside, and the end of the female snap fastener 602 has an elastically deformable claw. When the female snap fastener 602 is inserted into the female snap fastener 601, the claw engages with the annular groove to achieve fixation; during disassembly, only slight force is applied to both sides to deform the claw and disengage it from the groove, allowing for quick separation of the main belt body 1 and the auxiliary belt body 2.

[0018] To ensure connection stability, the number of snap fasteners can be set to 2-4 sets according to the length of the main strap 1 and the auxiliary strap 2, and they should be evenly distributed along the length of the strap to avoid excessive force on a single set of snap fasteners, which could cause them to fall off, while not affecting the overall flexibility and wearing comfort of the strap.

[0019] A luminescent resin strip 3 is fixedly installed on the side of the first base layer 201 facing the second base layer 202. The luminescent resin strip 3 is made of environmentally friendly long-lasting luminescent resin material, which has the characteristics of high light absorption rate and long duration of luminescence. It does not contain any chemicals harmful to the human body and can be in indirect contact with human skin for a long time without health risks. Correspondingly, a perforation 4 is opened on the second base layer 202 at a position opposite to the luminescent resin strip 3. The diameter of the perforation 4 is adapted to the light-transmitting strip 5 that is subsequently installed. At the same time, a light-transmitting strip 5 is fixedly installed on the side of the second base layer 202 away from the first base layer 201 (i.e., the outer side). The light-transmitting strip 5 is made of polycarbonate material with high light transmittance. One end of it extends into the perforation 4 and is attached to the surface of the luminescent resin strip 3 to ensure that the luminescence released by the luminescent resin strip 3 is efficiently conducted into the light-transmitting strip 5.

[0020] To further enhance the luminous warning effect, this embodiment optimizes the quantity and arrangement of the luminous resin strip 3, the perforation 4, and the light-transmitting strip 5: Luminous resin strip 3 arrangement: Two luminous resin strips 3 are set, and the two luminous resin strips 3 are arranged parallel to each other along the width direction of the sub-belt 2, with the spacing controlled at 5-8mm, forming a dual light source structure to improve the luminous coverage range; The perforations 4 work in conjunction with the light-transmitting components: Several perforations 4 are provided, and these perforations 4 are divided into two groups of light-transmitting components. The two groups of light-transmitting components correspond one-to-one with two luminous resin strips 3. The perforations 4 in each group of light-transmitting components are spaced apart along the length of the corresponding luminous resin strip 3, with a spacing of 10-15mm, to ensure that the luminescence can be evenly transmitted to the outside. It should be noted that, in order to consider the compatibility of different clothing sizes (such as children's clothing and adult clothing), parameters can be set according to clothing size: children's clothing (luminous resin strip spacing 5mm, perforation spacing 10mm), adult regular clothing (spacing 6-7mm, perforation spacing 12-13mm), and adult extra-large clothing (spacing 8mm, perforation spacing 15mm). Optimized design of the light-transmitting strip 5: Several light-transmitting strips 5 are provided, spaced apart along the length of the luminescent resin strip 3. Each light-transmitting strip 5 extends to both ends of the perforations 4 of the two sets of light-transmitting components. That is, a single light-transmitting strip 5 spans two luminescent resin strips 3 and is simultaneously attached to both. It should be noted that a small amount of medical-grade epoxy resin adhesive (which cures into an elastomer) is applied to the inner wall of the perforation 4 to enhance the adhesion between the light-transmitting strip 5 and the second base layer 202, while preventing the adhesive layer from overflowing and affecting light transmission. This design allows a single light-transmitting strip 5 to simultaneously transmit the luminescence released by two luminescent resin strips 3, not only improving the brightness of the light-transmitting strip 5 but also forming a grid-like luminous structure of "horizontal light-transmitting strip 5 + vertical luminescent strip," creating a clearer and more easily identifiable visual marker at night, further extending the observer's recognition distance.

[0021] In addition, the cross-section of the light-transmitting strip 5 is slightly convex (the height of the convex shape is controlled at 0.5-1mm), and a nano anti-fouling coating is applied to the curved surface. The curved surface faces outward, and the flat side is attached to the second base layer 202. This structural design can reduce the wear of the light-transmitting strip 5 and achieve multi-angle refraction of the night light through the curved surface, thus expanding the visibility range of the night light. At the same time, the nano anti-fouling coating can reduce dust adhesion and ensure long-term light transmittance (the light transmittance still maintains more than 90% of the initial value after 20 water washes).

[0022] To ensure the durability and flexibility of the secondary tape 2, both the first base layer 201 and the second base layer 202 are made of high-strength textile fabric. The specific weaving structure consists of several warp and weft threads interwoven in pairs in a cross shape, forming a dense plain weave structure that enhances the tensile strength and tear resistance of the base layer. Furthermore, each warp and weft thread is made of two strands wound together. The core threads are made of a polyester-cotton blend (60% polyester, 40% cotton), retaining the high strength and washability of polyester while possessing the softness and breathability of cotton. This ensures that the base layer is comfortable to the touch and can withstand multiple washes without deformation or damage, extending the overall lifespan of the label tape.

[0023] Working principle: Assembly process: First, fix the female buckle 601 to the main strap body 1 and the female buckle 602 to the first base layer 201 of the auxiliary strap body 2; then, attach or sew the luminous resin strip 3 to the side of the first base layer 201 facing the second base layer 202; then, cover the outside of the first base layer 201 with the second base layer 202, aligning the perforation 4 with the luminous resin strip 3; finally, insert one end of the light-transmitting strip 5 into the perforation 4 and attach it to the luminous resin strip 3 to complete the assembly of the auxiliary strap body 2; finally, sew the main strap body 1 onto the garment, and connect the auxiliary strap body 2 to the main strap body 1 with a snap fastener as needed.

[0024] Usage procedure: During the day or in well-lit environments, the secondary strap 2 can be removed, and the main strap 1 can be used as a regular label strap; at night or in dimly lit environments, the secondary strap 2 can be connected to the main strap 1 via a snap fastener, and the luminous resin strip 3 absorbs ambient light through the light-transmitting strip 5; when the light weakens, the luminous resin strip 3 releases luminescence, which is refracted and conducted through the light-transmitting strip 5 to achieve luminous warning.

[0025] Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of this utility model and are not intended to limit it. Although this utility model has been described in detail with reference to preferred embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that modifications or equivalent substitutions can be made to the technical solutions of this utility model without departing from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of this utility model, and all such modifications or substitutions should be covered within the scope of the claims of this utility model.

Claims

1. A luminous trademark band, characterized by: The device includes a main strap (1) and a secondary strap (2) detachably connected to the main strap (1). The main strap (1) is used to directly connect with clothing. The secondary strap (2) includes a first base layer (201) and a second base layer (202). A luminous resin strip (3) is provided on the side of the first base layer (201) facing the second base layer (202). A perforation (4) is provided on the second base layer (202) corresponding to the luminous resin strip (3). A light-transmitting strip (5) is provided on the side of the second base layer (202) away from the first base layer (201). One end of the light-transmitting strip (5) extends into the perforation (4).

2. The night light trademark band according to claim 1, wherein: The main belt (1) and the auxiliary belt (2) are detachably connected by a snap fastener. The snap fastener includes a female buckle (601) and a female buckle (602). The female buckle (601) is installed on the main belt (1), and the female buckle (602) is installed on the auxiliary belt (2). The female buckle (601) and the female buckle (602) are engaged.

3. The night light trademark band according to claim 2, wherein: The second base layer (202) of the sub-belt body (2) is located on the side of the first base layer (201) away from the main belt body (1).

4. The night light trademark band according to claim 3, wherein: The light-transmitting strip (5) is provided in several strips, and the light-transmitting strip (5) is provided at intervals along the length of the luminous resin strip (3).

5. The night light trademark band according to claim 4, wherein: There are two luminous resin strips (3), which are arranged in parallel. There are several perforations (4), which are divided into two groups of light-transmitting components. The two groups of light-transmitting components correspond one-to-one with the two luminous resin strips (3). The perforations (4) in each group of light-transmitting components are spaced apart along the length of the corresponding luminous resin strip (3). There are also several light-transmitting strips (5), which are spaced apart along the length of the luminous resin strip (3). The two ends of the light-transmitting strips (5) extend into the two groups of light-transmitting components respectively.

6. The luminescent trademark ribbon according to claim 1, wherein: The first base layer (201) and the second base layer (202) are both composed of several warp and several weft threads interwoven in pairs and in a cross shape, and each of the warp and weft threads is composed of two strands of thread wound together.

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