Dry transfer process which employs ultraviolet light and photose

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430199, 430211, 430235, 430253, G03C 148, G03C 554

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a dry transfer process which employs ultraviolet light and photosensitive materials.
The transfer materials used comprise a donor complex layer (c) and a receptor layer (c1). The donor complex layer (c) comprises a carrier (1), a priming layer (2), signs or imprints (3) produced by means of a colorless color-producing material, and a barrier layer (4) which is degradable under the action of ultraviolet light. The receptor layer (c1) comprises a carrier 6 coated with a layer (5) comprising a color developer.
The transferred symbols or images (7) are obtained without the physical passage of an element or of an image from the donor layer to the receptor layer; their quality is comparable to that of printed characters.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3451338 (1969-06-01), Baum
patent: 3484238 (1969-12-01), Fox
patent: 3951658 (1976-04-01), Marsh et al.

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