Printing ink for golf balls

Details Printing ink for golf balls Printing ink for golf balls

1991-04-18

1992-11-03

Group, Karl

Compositions: coating or plastic

Coating or plastic compositions

Corrosion inhibiting coating composition

C09D 1114

Patent

active

051605368

ABSTRACT:
The ink formulation contains a coloring matter, pigment, and a carrier containing nitrocellulose, solvent and a plasticizer. The ink formulation contains 1-40% by weight pigment; above 10% by weight nitrocellulose. 40-80% by weight solvent, and 1-25% by weight plasticizer. This ink formulation avoids the step of pre-coating the ball prior to printing where the ball has a cover made from an ionomer resin (SURLYN.RTM.).

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