Water developable diazo printing plate composition with quaterna

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430141, 430145, 430157, 430168, 430169, 430176, 430178, 430179, 430302, G03C 160, G03F 708

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ABSTRACT:
A water developable printing plate is provided with a photopolymerizable system as a latex comprising a water soluble diazopolymer reaction product of a diazoaryl amine and an aldehyde and an aqueous cationic or nonionic dispersion of a water insoluble polymer. The inclusion of a water miscible organic solvent improves the shelf-life of the photopolymerizable system and the printing plate especially under high humidity conditions.

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