Recorders – Performance of multiple functions of steam and gas engines – Pressure responsive element
Patent
1985-05-10
1987-08-04
Goldberg, E. A.
Recorders
Performance of multiple functions of steam and gas engines
Pressure responsive element
346140R, 400120, 106 22, 106 31, G01D 900, G01D 1516, B41J 320, C09D 1100
Patent
active
046849564
ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a process for applying a thermoplastic image forming composition as a series of discrete droplets from a non-contact ink jet printing apparatus to form separate drops on a substrate moving relative to the apparatus, characterized in that the molten composition is thermally stable at the temperature of application and is applied at a temperature in excess of 100.degree. C.
The invention can be used to apply the molten composition to a variety of substrates using on-demand or continuous non-contact ink jet application techniques. However, the invention is of especial use in the application of thermoplastic inks to non-porous substrates using an on-demand ink jet printer.
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Goldberg E. A.
Gunter Charles D.
Reinhart Mark
Willett International Limited
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