Porous pigment coating
A pigment layer and pigment technology, applied in thin material processing, instruments, optics, etc., can solve problems such as deteriorating the anti-foaming performance of printing media
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[0024] The surface sizing of the base paper stock (110) helps determine the overall strength and stiffness of the base stock. However, the application of a surface sizing press generally reduces the porosity of the base paper stock, thereby reducing the anti-foaming properties of the base paper stock (110) during toner fusing. As a result, according to an exemplary embodiment, the Gurley porosity of the present exemplary base paper stock (110) is controlled at about 25-100 seconds to ensure foam-free performance. The internal bond strength of the base paper stock (110) improves anti-foaming properties. More specifically, during toner fusion, water vapor can rapidly diffuse into the pigment coating (120) from the strong, open-celled fiber layer of the raw base medium (110). However, if the internal bond strength of the exemplary base paper stock (110) is not strong enough (ie, poor fiber bonding), then the fibrous layers of the base paper stock cannot resist expansion due to w...
Embodiment 1
[0055] The paint pigments were prepared according to the following formula:
[0056] component
number of copies
ACC (Aragonite Calcium Carbonate Slurry)
85 servings
CCC (calcite calcium carbonate slurry)
15 servings
Poly(styrene-butadiene) latex
10 servings
0.6 servings
Electrolyte (salt mixture)
4.5 servings
Polystyrene latex (particle size 0.35 microns)
2 servings
Polyacrylate
0.3 servings
[0057] Table 2
[0058] The solids content of the coating pigment composition can be 60%-75% by weight, and the viscosity is 1000cps-1500cps (measured with a low shear Brookfield viscometer at 100 rpm) or 30cps-40cps (higher shear Hercules viscometer at 6000rpm). high shear rate measurements). The coating pigment is applied to one side of the base stock, but according to one embodiment, the coating pigment is applied to both sides of the base stock using an in-line coater o...
Embodiment 2-5
[0061] In Examples 2-5, the same coating formulations and coating procedures as described in Example 1 were used on the base paper stock. The base papers used in Examples 1-5 had similar compositions in filler content and fiber composition, but differed in bulk size, surface size, and basis weight. Specific details are given in Table 3 below:
[0062] Internal bond strength (J / m 2 )
[0063] table 3
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