Method for selectively deleting undesired ink-receptive areas on

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Imaging affecting physical property of radiation sensitive... – Making printing plates

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4302711, 430302, 427140, 427142, 106 2, 101465, 101466, 101467, B41C 110, G03F 702, B41M 108

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ABSTRACT:
To delete undesired ink-receptive areas on a wet lithographic printing construction, an oleophobic material is applied to the hydrophilic surface of the plate that has suffered contamination and/or scratching, and allowed to cure. So long as the hydrophilic surface is capable of permanently bonding the oleophobic deletion agent, the areas to which that agent has been applied will not accept ink.

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