Process for shallow relief printing

Printing – Antismut device – Anti-offset material application

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101170, 101350, 101395, 1014011, 101471, B41M 102, B41N 112, B41F 3122

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040056546

ABSTRACT:
A printing process is provided whereby a resilient image having a relief of from about 4 to 50 microns is formed on the surface of a hard, non-resilient substrate to form a printing member. The printing member is then contacted with a gravure donor member having disposed therein a liquid developer wherein said developer resides within cells from about 4 to 50 microns below the surface of the contact plane at a depth such that the developer contacts the image but not the non-imaged areas of the master so that said contacting selectively transfers said developer to said resilient image but not to the non-imaged areas, and the printing member is then contacted with a receiver sheet to transfer the developed image.

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