Thermally activated ink and transfer method

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1979-09-05

1981-02-17

Hoke, V. P.

Compositions: coating or plastic

Coating or plastic compositions

Metal-depositing composition or substrate-sensitizing...

260 18N, 106 20, 106 32, 400120, 400241, 4002412, B41M 526, C09D 1110

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042512760

ABSTRACT:
A thermally activated ink and a thermally activated transfer ribbon, comprising a polymer, oil and oil-gelling agent, are provided. The ink may form a coating on a substrate, such as a ribbon, for use in conjunction with a thermal printer or a nonimpact typewriter, for example, for generating characters on ordinary paper. A method is also provided for generating characters on ordinary paper with a thermal print head.

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