Multi-gradation heat sensitive transfer medium

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428195, 428212, 428484, 4284881, 428913, 428914, B41M 526

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ABSTRACT:
A multi-gradation heat sensitive transfer medium for use in multi-gradation thermal transfer for adjusting the density of a transfer print image by superimposing ink layers on a recording medium a plurality of times by thermal transfer, which comprises a foundation and ink layers provided thereon, each of said ink layers containing a color pigment having a high transparency and a high tinting strength in an amount smaller than sufficient to provide a maximal degree of reflection density, and each of said ink layers having a light transmittance of not less than about 65% in a region where the color pigment does not have any absorption band. By superimposing the ink layers of the transfer medium on a recording medium a plurality of times, there is obtained a clear print image having a multiplicity of gradations.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4492965 (1985-01-01), Ohnishi et al.
Gakkai, Technical Report IE 81-63, pp. 45-52, Sep. 25, 1981.

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