Light shielding screen structure and a process for producing the same

Claim 2

A light shielding screen structure comprising: a first light transmissible substrate; a second light transmissible substrate; and a light shielding screen interposed between said first light transmissible substrate and said second light transmissible substrate, said light shielding screen comprising a photocured resin composition layer and a plurality of apertures passing through said resin composition layer, said apertures in said resin composition layer forming a perforated structure of a striped or sectioned pattern, in which said resin composition layer constitutes partition walls defining said apertures, said apertures having their respective upper and lower openings respectively defined by the upper and lower ends of said partition walls, the upper and lower end surfaces of said partition walls being connected respectively to said first light transmissible substrate and said second light transmissible substrate through a photocured adhesive layer, with part of the photocured adhesive layer which protrudes outwardly from the areas of the upper and lower end surfaces of said partition walls forming a fillet in each aperture at a corner portion which is defined by the inner wall of each aperture and the inner surface of each light transmissible substrate, the connection between each partition wall and each light transmissible substrate having a peeling strength of 50 g/cm or more, and said fillet having a width of not greater than 5 μm.

Claim 3

A light shielding screen structure according to claim 1, wherein each partition wall contains a dye or a pigment.

Claim 4

A light shielding screen structure according to claim 1, wherein each aperture has a width of from 20 to 500 μm, and each partition wall has a height of from 50 to 1,000 μm, and a thickness of 5 to 500 μm, the ratio of the thickness of each partition wall to the width of each aperture being from 1/1 to 1/10, the ratio of the width of each aperture to the height of each partition wall being from 1/0.5 to 1/5.

Claim 5

A light shielding screen structure according to claim 1, wherein said photocured adhesive layer comprises a photocured product of a polymer which has been three-dimensionally polymerized by ionic addition reaction and has terminal ethylenically unsaturated bonds in the molecule.

Claim 6

A light shielding screen structure according to claim 4, wherein said polymer is a product produced by polymerizing a compound having a plurality of functional groups having an active hydrogen atom, a compound having a plurality of functional groups capable of being ionically added by the action of functional groups having an active hydrogen atom, and a compound having at least one functional group capable of participating in ionic addition reaction and having a terminal ethylenically unsaturated bond.

Claim 7

A process for producing a light shielding screen structure comprising: (a) providing a light shielding screen comprising a perforated structure comprising a plurality of partition walls and apertures defined by said partition walls, said partition walls being arranged to form the apertures in a striped or sectioned pattern, said light shielding screen being in a composite form in which said light shielding screen is connected at one end surface of each partition wall to a first light transmissible substrate through a photocured adhesive layer or being in a single form; (b) in the case of the light shielding screen in a single form, pressing a first light transmissible substrate having a photocurable adhesive layer and a second light transmissible substrate having a photocurable adhesive layer respectively against both sides of said light shielding screen to obtain a laminate assembly, or in the case of the light shielding screen in a composite form, pressing said light shielding screen against a second light transmissible substrate having a photocurable adhesive layer on its side of the photocurable adhesive layer to obtain a laminate assembly; and (c) exposing the laminate assembly to active rays to cure the photocurable adhesive layer, thereby providing a connection between each partition wall and each light transmissible substrate having a peeling strength of 50 g/cm or more and providing a fillet having a width of 5 μm or less, said fillet being defined as part of the photocured adhesive layer which protrudes outwardly from the areas of the upper and lower end surfaces of said partition walls in each aperture at a corner portion defined by the inner wall of each aperture and the inner surface of each light transmissible substrate.

Claim 8

A process for producing a light shielding screen structure comprising: (a) providing a light shielding screen comprising a perforated structure comprising a plurality of partition walls and apertures defined by said partition walls, said partition walls being arranged to form the apertures in a striped or sectioned pattern, said light shielding screen being in a composite form in which said light shielding screen is connected at one end surface of each partition wall to a first light transmissible substrate through a photocured adhesive layer or being in a single form; (b) in the case of the light shielding screen in a single form, pressing a first light transmissible substrate having a photocurable adhesive layer and a second light transmissible substrate having a photocurable adhesive layer respectively against both sides of said light shielding screen to obtain a laminate assembly, or in the case of the light shielding screen in a composite form, pressing said light shielding screen against a second light transmissible substrate having a photocurable adhesive layer on its side of the photocurable adhesive layer to obtain a laminate assembly; and (c) exposing the laminate assembly to active rays to cure the photocurable adhesive layer, thereby providing a connection between each partition wall and each light transmissible substrate having a peeling strength of 50 g/cm or more and providing a fillet having a width of 5 μm or less, said fillet being defined as part of the photocured adhesive layer which protrudes outwardly from the areas of the upper and lower end surfaces of said partition walls in each aperture at a corner portion defined by the inner wall of each aperture and the inner surface of each light transmissible substrate.

Claim 9

A process for producing a light shielding screen structure according to claim 6, wherein said photocurable resin composition contains a dye or a pigment, or said photocurable resin composition contains no pigment or dye and said partition walls are dyed subsequent to step (c).

Claim 10

A process for producing a light shielding screen structure according to claim 6, wherein each aperture has a width of from 20 to 500 μm, and each partition wall has a height of from 50 to 1,000 μm, and a thickness of 5 to 500 μm, the ratio of the thickness of each partition wall to the width of each aperture being from 1/1 to 1/10, the ratio of the width of each aperture to the height of each partition wall being from 1/0.5 to 1/5.

Claim 11

A process for producing a light shielding screen structure according to claim 6, wherein said photocurable adhesive layer comprises a polymer which has been three-dimensionally polymerized by ionic addition reaction and has terminal ethylenically unsaturated bonds in the molecule.

Claim 12

A process for producing a light shielding screen structure according to claim 8, wherein said polymer is a product produced by polymerizing a compound having a plurality of functional groups having a active hydrogen atom, a compound having a plurality of functional groups capable of being ionically added by the action of functional groups having an active hydrogen atom, and a compound having at least one functional group capable of participating in ionic addition reaction and having a terminal ethylenically unsaturated bond.