Planographic printing plate having cationic compound in interlay

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430161, 430275, 430276, 430278, 430300, G03C 152

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ABSTRACT:
An improved planographic printing plate comprised of a metal substrate, a sealing layer, an interlayer formed from a monomer or polymer of an organic compound having at least one cationic, quaternary substituted ammonium group, and a photosensitive layer on the surface of the interlayer. The printing plates are water developable and characterized by cleaner non-imaging areas during printing operations. The method of preparing such planographic printing plates is also described and illustrated.

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