Low energy heat activated transfer printing process

Details Low energy heat activated transfer printing process Low energy heat activated transfer printing process

1997-02-28

1998-11-03

Jones, Deborah

Compositions: coating or plastic

Coating or plastic compositions

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106 3135, C09D 1102

Patent

active

058302638

ABSTRACT:
A method of printing a liquid ink which is produced from a heat activated dye which is selected from a limited group of dyes which are capable of transfer at low energy. A printer which uses liquid ink, such as an ink jet printer, prints an image onto an intermediate substrate medium. The dyes contained in the ink are not substantially activated during the process of printing on to the medium. The image formed by the printed ink is transferred from the medium to a final substrate by the application of heat and pressure for a short period of time to activate the ink. The dye and dispersing/emulsifying agent(s) are selected from a limited group to produce an ink which permits thermal transfer at low energy, with the resulting image, as deposited on the final substrate, having an optical density of 1.0 or greater.

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patent: 4265630 (1981-05-01), Bauerle
patent: 4422854 (1983-12-01), Hahnle
patent: 5028262 (1991-07-01), Barlow, Jr. et al.

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