Technique for printing disperse dyes on glass or ceramic surface

Details Technique for printing disperse dyes on glass or ceramic surface Technique for printing disperse dyes on glass or ceramic surface

1987-11-27

1989-06-27

Clingman, A. Lionel

Bleaching and dyeing; fluid treatment and chemical modification

Diffusion transfer dyeing process, transfer sheet and product

Dry heat treatment for penetration

8523, D06P 116

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ABSTRACT:
A non-metallic, inorganic surface, such as glass or ceramic is decorated by heat transfer printing a pattern of disperse dyes thereon. A silane primer is applied to the glass or ceramic surface to receive and bond thereto an organic polymeric resin. The disperse dyes are then heat transferred onto and retained by the polymeric resinous layer. Oxidation of the disperse dyes is prevented by applying a seal coat of a protective material such as lacquer, varnish, or clear resin. The sealant and/or polymeric resinous layer are further provided with an ultraviolet absorber. Frosting of the pattern of disperse dyes is achieved by mixing a flatting agent such as silica in the sealant.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2971864 (1961-02-01), Speier
patent: 4173672 (1979-11-01), Mannheim
patent: 4395263 (1983-07-01), Davis
Derwent Abstracts, Abstract No. 78-23503A, "Printing Flat Goods With Sublimable Dye", German Patent DE 2642350, 3/23/78.

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