4results about "Printing blankets" patented technology

The utility model belongs to the technical field of rubber blankets, and particularly relates to a rubber blanket stable in conveying, which comprises a surface rubber layer, an air cushion layer is arranged on the inner side of the surface rubber layer, a woven fabric layer is arranged on the inner side of the air cushion layer, and an anti-slip component is arranged on the inner side of the woven fabric layer, so that the rubber blanket can be prevented from slipping, and the conveying stability is improved. The surface adhesive layer comprises a second adhesive layer, the second adhesive layer is arranged on the outer side of the air cushion layer, a first adhesive layer is arranged on the outer side of the second adhesive layer, a smooth surface is arranged on the side, away from the second adhesive layer, of the first adhesive layer, a groove is formed in the side, facing the second adhesive layer, of the first adhesive layer, and a metal wire capable of being bent is arranged in the groove. The anti-skid assembly comprises a rubber layer, and the rubber layer is detachably connected to the inner side of the woven fabric layer through a connecting assembly. By arranging the anti-skid assembly, the rubber blanket can be prevented from slipping, and then the conveying stability of the rubber blanket can be improved.

A nanowire device of the present description may be produced with the incorporation of at least one hardmask during the fabrication of at least one nanowire transistor in order to assist in protecting an uppermost channel nanowire from damage that may result from fabrication processes, such as those used in a replacement metal gate process and / or the nanowire release process. The use of at least one hardmask may result in a substantially damage free uppermost channel nanowire in a multi-stacked nanowire transistor, which may improve the uniformity of the channel nanowires and the reliability of the overall multi-stacked nanowire transistor.

The invention relates to a method for producing a printing blanket for use in printing rotationally symmetrical molded bodies, comprising the process steps: a1) selection of two or more printing inks with different chemical compositions for use in a printing process for printing rotationally symmetrical molded bodies using the printing blanket to be produced, wherein the selected printing inks are solvent-based printing inks comprising one or more organic solvents with a boiling point at 100 kPa in the range of 150 to 250 °C, and b1) production of a printing blanket, wherein the printing blanket comprises a printing surface provided for transferring a printed image onto the molded body, wherein the printing surface is formed by a rubber material, the rubber material being matched to the selected printing inks.that the rubber material in the swelling test shows a thickness change of 30 µm or less for each of the selected printing inks after 5 days of exposure, and the arithmetic mean of the thickness changes of the selected printing inks is 20 µm or less.

The invention relates to a method for producing a printing blanket for use in printing rotationally symmetrical molded bodies, comprising the process steps: a1) selection of two or more printing inks with different chemical compositions for use in a printing process for printing rotationally symmetrical molded bodies using the printing blanket to be produced, wherein the selected printing inks are solvent-based printing inks comprising one or more organic solvents with a boiling point at 100 kPa in the range of 150 to 250 °C, and b1) production of a printing blanket, wherein the printing blanket comprises a printing surface provided for transferring a printed image onto the molded body, wherein the printing surface is formed by a rubber material, the rubber material being matched to the selected printing inks.that the rubber material in the swelling test shows a thickness change of 30 µm or less for each of the selected printing inks after 5 days of exposure, and the arithmetic mean of the thickness changes of the selected printing inks is 20 µm or less.