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86results about "Thermography" patented technology

Recording media, laminates, cards, electronic devices, booklets, passports, and wearable devices

Provided is a recording medium in which it is possible to suppress any change in color gamut. The recording medium comprises a plurality of color-generating layers and at least one diffusion-suppressing layer. Each of the color-generating layers contains a coloring compound that donates electrons, a developer that receives electrons, and a matrix resin. The diffusion-suppressing layer is provided between adjacent color-generating layers and is capable of suppressing any diffusion of the coloring compound between the adjacent color-generating layers when the recording medium is heated.
Owner:SONY GROUP CORP

Thermosensitive recording body

ActiveCN116034037BThermographyTotal solid contentLeuco dye
Disclosed is a heat-sensitive recording body which has, on one side of a paper support, a primer layer containing hollow particles having a hollow ratio of 80 to 98% and a heat-sensitive recording layer containing a leuco dye and a color developer in this order, and on the other side of the paper support, a back layer containing a pigment, wherein the back layer has a Gurley smoothness of 500 seconds or more, and the hollow particles are contained in a proportion of 5 to 30% by mass in the total solid content of the primer layer.
Owner:OJI HLDG CORP

Thermal transfer recording medium, transferred film, and method for manufacturing the transferred film

To provide a thermal transfer recording medium that allows for adjusting the color of a first ink layer, seen through a second ink layer, closer to the ideal color, and to provide a transferred film and its manufacturing method.SOLUTION: A transferred tape 55 has a first ink layer 36, a second ink layer 37 with translucency sufficient to render the first ink layer 36 observable, and a transparent printer tape 2, which are laminated in the stated order. The second ink layer 37 has a complementary-color relationship with the first ink layer 36.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5A
Owner:BROTHER KOGYO KK +1

HEAT-SENSITIVE RECORDING MATERIAL

ActiveDE602021056615T2Thermography
Owner:OJI HLDG CORP

Reversible thermochromic composition and reversible thermochromic microcapsule pigment enclosing the same

PendingJP2025031236A5Organic dyesThermography
To provide: a reversible thermochromic composition which reversibly performs color change from pink to colorless and which has excellent contrast between a color development state and a colorless state by applying a combination of a specific diazarhodamine lactone derivative as an electron-donating color-developing organic compound and a compound with a specific structure as an electron-accepting compound; and a reversible thermochromic microcapsule pigment enclosing the same.SOLUTION: Provided are: a reversible thermochromic composition comprising a combination of (a) a compound having a specific structure as an electron-donating color developable organic compound, and (b) compounds having specific structures as electron-accepting compounds, and (c) a reaction medium which reversibly causes an electron-donating or accepting reaction caused by the component (a) and the component (b) in a specific temperature range; and a reversible thermochromic microcapsule pigment enclosing the composition.SELECTED DRAWING: None
Owner:PILOT PEN CO LTD

Security document and corresponding manufacturing process involving a perforated opaque layer above a color subpixel matrix

Security document comprising a stack of layers having an array (101) of colored sub-pixels (SB, SM, SJ), an opaque white-appearing layer (102) above the array of colored sub-pixels, wherein the opaque white-appearing layer has perforations (PF) opposite sub-pixels of the array of colored sub-pixels such that when the device is viewed from above, a colored image appears.
Owner:IDEMIA IDENTITY & SECURITY FRANCE SAS

A table and a marking system

A table that includes a base, a tabletop and an operationally-coupled motor system. The tabletop of the table is movably mounted on the base of the table. The motor system of the table is operationally coupled to the tabletop for actuating movement thereof relative to the base of the table.
Owner:MAXCE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD

In-line spectroscopy for discrimination of HDPE grades

ActiveEP4523831B1Pharmaceutical containersAnalysis by material excitation
The present invention relates to a method for laser marking of a polyethylene component using spectroscopic discrimination of at least two different quality grades of the polyethylene component. The method comprises the steps of providing a polyethylene component to be marked with a laser, illuminating the polyethylene component with light, guiding at least a portion of the transmitted light to a detector, analyzing the transmitted light that is detected by the detector and determining a quality grade of the polyethylene component based on the transmitted light, selecting a set of laser parameters from a plurality of pre-defined sets of laser parameters based on the determined quality grade of the polyethylene component, and laser marking of the polyethylene component with a laser marking device using the selected set of laser parameters.
Owner:B BRAUN MELSUNGEN AG

Direct thermal printable media with side chain crystalline polymer material coating

PendingUS20260152018A1Other printing apparatusThermographyPrint mediaSide chain
Direct thermal print media comprising side chain crystalline material are disclosed. The print media are substantially free of bis-phenols, and can retain color when subjected to light and / or temperatures ranging from, for example, −15° C. to 45° C. for long durations.
Owner:ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES CORP

Article bearing machine-readable code imparted completely by laser marking

PCT designated stageWO2026136053A1Decorative surface effectsAblative recordingPolymeric surfaceBarcode
An article (10) comprising a polymeric surface bearing a machine-readable code (17) formed by laser marking, the code having adjacent lighter (11) and darker areas (12). A AL* between the lighter and darker regions may be equal to or greater than 20; and equal to or less than 80. The code may comprise a two-dimensional barcode exhibiting a grade equal to or greater than 1, based on verification according to ISO / IEC 15415 and / or a one-dimensional barcode exhibiting an overall symbol grade of equal to or greater than 1.5, based on verification according to ISO / IEC 15416.
Owner:PROCTER & GAMBLE CO

High-gloss high-whiteness thermal sublimation photo paper and preparation method thereof

PendingCN122190081ACoatings with pigmentsSpecial paper
The present application relates to the technical field of heat sublimation paper, and in particular to a high-gloss high-whiteness heat sublimation paper and a preparation method thereof.The whiteness of the base material of the heat sublimation paper is 80-100;one side of the base material is provided with a primer layer, the other side is provided with a backing paper, and the primer layer is provided with a printing layer;the printing layer has a honeycomb network structure, a porosity of 30-40%, and a pore size of 0.1-0.3μm.The honeycomb network structure of the printing layer can control the porosity by controlling the crosslinking degree, achieving the purpose of balancing dye adsorption and surface densification;it can also maintain high gloss, high dye acceptance and high color stability;the synergistic effect of the multi-layer structure can achieve the purpose of balancing whiteness, gloss, color saturation and stiffness.
Owner:HUNAN DINGYIYUAN TECH DEV CO LTD +1

Laser marked articles with machine readable codes

A sheet of material that is marked in a predetermined pattern with a pulsed laser on its outer surface. The sheet material is a layered material that has an outer surface and an inner surface separated by a core. There is a first layer comprising a first material beginning at the outer surface and extending into the core and there is a second layer containing the second material within the core. The outer surface further has a patch, that is a region of the outer surface where the second material is disposed at the outer surface, and at least a portion of the laser marks are disposed on the patch.
Owner:PROCTER & GAMBLE CO

Drawing apparatus and method of forming drawn object

A drawing apparatus that includes a light source section and a scanning section. The scanning section irradiates a surface of the recording medium with a plurality of laser beams. The light source section generates at least one laser beam among the plurality of laser beams to cause a beam shape of each of the laser beams at a position of the recording medium to satisfy a relational expression below, and to cause a length of the beam shape in a direction parallel to a scanning direction of the laser beams to be 0 degrees or more and 20 degrees or less with respect to the scanning direction of the laser beams:L⁢y×1.1≤L⁢x<L⁢y×5.d×0.8≤L⁢y≤d×1.3Lx: Length of the beam shape in a direction parallel to the scanning direction of the laser beamsLy: Length of the beam shape in a direction orthogonal to the scanning direction of the laser beamsd: Pixel size.
Owner:SONY GROUP CORP

Workpiece management method and sheet cutting apparatus

The present invention provides a processed object management method and a sheet cutting device that can suppress the difficulty of cause investigation of a device chip defect. The processed object management method includes: a frame unit formation step of forming a frame unit in which a processed object is supported in an opening of a ring-shaped frame by a resin sheet, the processed object having a front surface on which a device is formed in each region divided by a plurality of division predetermined lines that cross each other; a printing step of printing identification information of the processed object on the resin sheet of a region between an outer periphery of the processed object and an inner periphery of the ring-shaped frame after the frame unit formation step is performed; a processing step of processing the processed object by a processing device; a peeling step of peeling the processed object after processing from the resin sheet; and a storage step of storing the resin sheet from which the processed object is peeled.
Owner:DISCO CORP

Heat-sensitive recording body

PCT designated stageWO2026110880A1ThermographyPolymer scienceCarbamate
Disclosed is a heat-sensitive recording body which comprises, on a supporting body, at least a heat-sensitive recording layer that contains a leuco dye, a developer, and an adhesive. The heat-sensitive recording body is characterized in that the heat-sensitive recording layer contains, as a main first developer, an N, N'-diarylurea-based compound represented by general formula (1) (wherein R2 represents an alkyl group having 1 to 12 carbon atoms, an aralkyl group having 7 to 12 carbon atoms, or an aryl group having 6 to 12 carbon atoms, the aralkyl group and the aryl group may be substituted by an alkyl group having 1 to 12 carbon atoms, an alkoxy group having 1 to 12 carbon atoms, an aryl group having 6 to 12 carbon atoms, or a halogen atom, and the plurality of R2 moieties may be the same or different, A1 represents a hydrogen atom or an alkyl group having 1 to 4 carbon atoms, and the plurality of A1 moieties may be the same or different), and contains, as a second developer, at least one compound that is selected from the group consisting of a urea urethane compound represented by general formula (2) and 5-(N-3-methylphenyl-sulfonamide)-N',N"-bis-(3-methylphenyl)-isophthalic acid diamide.
Owner:OJI HLDG CORP

Laser marking of objects

The invention relates in particular to a method for laser marking of an object (12), preferably a container. The method comprises providing a representation (D) of a desired laser marking, applying a computer-aided procedure to the representation (D), the computer-aided procedure dividing the representation (D) into a plurality of sub-regions (T1 to T5), and laser marking the plurality of sub-regions (T1 to T5) on the object (12) by a plurality of laser marking devices (20) to generate the representation (D) on the object (12), wherein the plurality of laser marking devices (20) each laser mark one of the plurality of sub-regions (T1 to T5) on the object (12).
Owner:KRONES AG

Systems and devices for transferring images to articles and methods of making the same

PendingUS20260175609A1Transfer printing processDyeing processImage transferEngineering
Transfer assemblies and transfer sheets and release paper for transferring images to articles, such as textiles, fabric or the like, are provided. In addition, improved methods for manufacturing the transfer sheets and the articles are provided. A transfer sheet comprises a support layer and an image transfer layer that includes an ink receptor and a blocking agent. The blocking agent is configured to block or impede the transfer of the ink composition to the substrate in non-printed areas of the image and substantially allow the transfer of the ink composition to the substrate in printed areas of the image. The systems and methods described herein provide a single step process that is “self-weeding”, while minimizing defects in the image that is printed onto the article and are particularly useful for transferring white or colored images to dark colored or black textiles and other fabrics.
Owner:NEENAH INC

Laser marking of objects

The invention relates, inter alia, to a method for laser marking objects (12), preferably containers. The method comprises: providing a representation (D) of a desired laser marking; applying a computer-aided procedure to the representation (D), which divides the representation (D) into several sub-areas (T1 - T5); and laser marking the several sub-areas (T1-T5) onto an object (12) by means of several laser marking devices (20) for generating the representation (D) on the object (12), wherein the several laser marking devices (20) each laser mark one of the several sub-areas (T1 - T5) onto the object (12).
Owner:KRONES AG

Data protector, data protective seal, and image drawing device

ActiveEP3944220B1StampsRecord carriers
A data protector according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a data layer configured to record confidential information as a visible image; and one or a plurality of cover layers disposed at least one of above or below the data layer and configured to transition between a color-developed state and a decolored state in a visible wavelength region.
Owner:SONY GROUP CORP

Laser marked articles with machine readable codes

A sheet of material that is marked with a pulsed laser, having an outer surface and an inner surface separated by a core. There is a first layer beginning at the outer surface and extending into the core less than about 60 micron, and there is a second layer that begins where the first layer ends, is at least about 5 microns from the outer surface, and begins no greater than 60 micron from the outer surface. The first layer is substantially free of laser marking additives, and the second layer has an average concentration of TiO2 within the range of from about 5.00% to about 12.00% by weight of the second layer.
Owner:PROCTER & GAMBLE CO

Preparation method and apparatus for thermally sublimated transparent media

ActiveCN118457081BEliminate the limitation of printing only on paper mediaSolve the problem of stable and reliable paper feeding controlThermographyComputer printingThin membrane
This application relates to a method for preparing a thermal sublimation transparent medium, comprising: soaking and stirring a substrate layer with a cleaning agent to remove dirt and grease from the surface of the substrate layer; soaking and stirring the substrate layer with deionized water to adsorb and remove ions from the surface of the substrate layer; placing the substrate layer in a sealed vacuum environment filled with nitrogen; applying voltage to obtain plasma to generate nanoscale roughness on the surface of the substrate layer; spraying a color layer and a protective layer onto the substrate layer; and using plasma treatment technology to increase the roughness of the polypropylene film to 80 nanometers on both sides, allowing the transparent medium to be used smoothly on a thermal sublimation printer. This overcomes the limitation of thermal sublimation printers being limited to printing only paper media, expanding the application scenarios of thermal sublimation printers to a wider range of fields such as entertainment and animation. The 80-nanometer roughness is not visible to the naked eye, but at the same time solves the problems of reliable adhesion between the color layer and the substrate layer and stable and reliable paper feeding control of the printer.
Owner:BEIJING UNI COLOR INT

Image formation methods

ActiveJP7872751B2Thermography
To provide an image formation method that reduces the ejecta from the surface of a thermal recording material, allowing for the creation of high-contrast and uniform images.SOLUTION: A thermal recording material comprises, on a light-transmitting support, an image formation layer comprising an infrared absorbing dye, a non-photosensitive organic silver salt, and a reductant. When the thermal recording material is subjected to scanning exposure with infrared laser light, the overlap percentage of the exposure area in the sub-scan direction of the infrared laser light is 0.60-33%.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1
Owner:MITSUBISHI PAPER MILLS LTD