Printing – Intaglio – Processes
Patent
1984-02-13
1986-09-02
Fisher, J. Reed
Printing
Intaglio
Processes
101153, B41F 900
Patent
active
046089241
ABSTRACT:
The splattering of ink droplets in rotogravure printing onto plastic film is eliminated by an improved rotogravure process. There is applied to the surface of the rubber impression cylinder, a coating of a polymeric substrate which is triboelectrically more positive than the plastic film which is to be printed. When the coated impression cylinder makes contact with the plastic film, a negative charge is triboelectrically imparted to said film, thereby eliminating the static attraction between the film and the negatively charged ink.
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Reference Encyclopedia of Flexographic Equipment and Supplies, Robert P. Lung, North American Publ. Co., Philadelphia, Penn., 1974, pp. 101-103.
Champion International Corporation
Fisher J. Reed
Jones William W.
Sommer Evelyn M.
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