Process for the two-stage anodic oxidation of aluminum bases for

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1014631, 204 27, 204 33, 204 383, 204 42, 204 58, 430278, C25D 1112, B41N 104, B41C 110

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046069755

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a base for offset printing plates in the form of a sheet, a foil or a web and a process for producing same which includes the steps of chemically, mechanically and/or electrochemically roughening aluminum or one of its alloys, and forming an oxide layer by means of a two-stage anodic oxidation in (a) an aqueous electrolyte which comprises phosphorus-containing anions and (b) an aqueous electrolyte based on sulfuric acid. A H.sub.3 PO.sub.4 -free electrolyte comprising dissolved phosphoroxo anions is employed in the first stage. Also disclosed are an offset printing plate and a process for producing same.

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