Recording materials of improved lubricity for use in electroeros

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3461351, 428323, 428336, 428339, G01D 1534, B32B 700

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ABSTRACT:
Electroerosion recording materials are provided with a surface lubricant film of lubricating conductive material in a polymeric binder. The lubricating conductive agent reduces stylus scratching of the conductive layer during electroerosion printing, improves contrast, provides a beneficial coating on the writing electrode or stylus and improves the handling and writing characteristics of the recording material. The lubricating conductive agent/polymer films are especially useful where the substrate of the recording material is light transmissive and, after the electroerosion process, the resulting product is suitable for direct-negative applications.

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