Abstract:
A method of producing an information recording medium having enhanced planarity with high productivity, comprising steps of processing a surface of a disk substrate by satin-like finishing, heating and pressing the disk substrate through compression using a stamper having relief shapes so as to transfer the relief shapes to at least one satin-like finished surface of the disk substrate, forming a recording layer on the relief shape surface of the disk substrate, and forming a coating layer on the recording layer, and a production apparatus for the information recording medium, and an information recording medium produced by the method of producing.
Abstract:
It is possible to obtain a disk substrate in which an edge of a center hole is free of flash. The disk substrate (23) in which the center hole (24) is provided with a straight portion (24a) and a tapered portion (24b), and an edge on the side of a signal transfer surface (22) of the tapered portion (24b) is provided with an R surface or C surface (24c), a mold apparatus optimum for molding the disk substrate (23), and a disk taking-out apparatus.
Abstract:
It is possible to obtain a disk substrate in which an edge of a center hole is free of flash. The disk substrate (23) in which the center hole (24) is provided with a straight portion (24a) and a tapered portion (24b), and an edge on the side of a signal transfer surface (22) of the tapered portion (24b) is provided with an R surface or C surface (24c), a mold apparatus optimum for molding the disk substrate (23), and a disk taking-out apparatus.
Abstract:
It is possible to obtain a disk substrate in which an edge of a center hole is free of flash. The disk substrate (23) in which the center hole (24) is provided with a straight portion (24a) and a tapered portion (24b), and an edge on the side of a signal transfer surface (22) of the tapered portion (24b) is provided with an R surface or C surface (24c), a mold apparatus optimum for molding the disk substrate (23), and a disk taking-out apparatus.
Abstract:
A METHOD OF PRODUCING AN INFORMATION RECORDING MEDIUM HAVING ENHANCED PLANARITY WITH HIGH PRODUCTIVITY, COMPRISING STEPS OF PROCESSING A SURFACE OF A DISK SUBSTRATE (10) BY SATIN-LIKE FINISHING, HEATING AND PRESSING THE DISK SUBSTRATE THROUGH COMPRESSION USING A STAMPER (109, 110) HAVING RELIEF SHAPES SO AS TO TRANSFER THE RELIEF SHAPES TO AT LEAST ONE SATIN-LIKE FINISHED SURFACE OF THE DISK SUBSTRATE, FORMING A RECORDING LAYER (11) ON THE RELIEF SHAPE SURFACE OF THE DISK SUBSTRATE, AND FORMING A COATING LAYER (12) ON THE RECORDING LAYER, AND A PRODUCTION APPARATUS FOR THE INFORMATION RECORDING MEDIUM, AND AN INFORMATION RECORDING MEDIUM PRODUCED BY THE METHOD OF.(FIG 12)
Abstract:
A disk substrate having no burr on the edge of a center hole. A disk substrate (23) is provided at its center hole (24) with a straight portion (24a) and a tapered portion (24b) and on its edge of a signal transfer face (22) of the tapered portion (24b) with an R- or C-shaped face (24c). A molding apparatus most suitable to mold such a disk substrate (23) and a disk pick-up apparatus are disclosed.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make the focus error and noise of a low-frequency region of an optical disk lower by averting the formation of rubbing flaws in injection molding. SOLUTION: A resin is injection molded by using molds mounted with an optical master disk formed with micro-ruggedness, by which an optical disk substrate is formed. In the injection molding, a buffer material is interposed between the molds and the optical master disk. The buffer material has a coefficient of friction below 0.2. The optical master disk consists of, for example, Si or glass. More particularly, the external diameter working of the optical master disk is performed by blowing powder thereto. The formation of the optical disk of a laminated structure by packing a UV curing resin between the molds mounted with the stamper, then irradiating the resin with UV rays to cure the UV curing resin is also possible. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a disk molding machine for molding a disk without flash on an outer peripheral part of a disk board by reducing occurrence of a flared bulge at the peripheral part of the board to a minimum limit. SOLUTION: In the disk molding machine comprising an outer peripheral ring 6 for holding a stamper 5 for molding an outer periphery of a disk board and molding (transferring) a signal pit, a protrusion and recess surface made of a plurality of concentric lands 21 and grooves 22 is formed on a holding surface for holding the stamper 5 on the ring 6, and the outer periphery of the stamper 5 is press held by the lands 21.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the precision of disk substrate molding by forming a plated part on the surface of one cavity side of a mold. SOLUTION: A fixed mold 2 which constitutes a molding cavity 4 and a movable mold 3 which is arranged opposite to the fixed mold 2 and constitutes the cavity 4 with the fixed mold 2 are provided. On the surface 10 of the cavity 4 side of either of the fixed mold 2 or the movable mold 3 is formed a plated part which molds a reading surface of information signals on one main surface of a disk substrate.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve productivity and to improve transferring properties of an uneven pattern formed on a stamper by controlling the temp. by the first temp. controlling means by interlocking the first circuit for temp. conditioning with the molding cycle of a disk-shaped recording medium board. SOLUTION: A hot water for temp. conditioning is circulated and fed from the first temp. controlling machine 31 to the first circuits 21A and 21B for temp. conditioning by actuating a valve mechanism 29 to elevate the temp. of movable mold 11 and 12 to a high temp., condition. By arranging respectively the first circuits 21A and 21B for temp. conditioning so as to bring them closely to the cavity constituting parts of fixed and movable molds 11 and 12, the cavities are efficiently heated to a temp. being lower than the glass transition temp. and where the fluidity of a material resin can be sufficiently held. Therefore, as the material resin holds sufficient fluidity in the cavities held at a set temp., the resin is precisely filled into a fine uneven pattern formed on the main face of a stamper. It is possible thereby to form a board on which the uneven pattern formed on the stamper is precisely transferred.