Lamination process for producung security laminates
A technology for laminated materials and safety layers, applied in lamination, lamination devices, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve problems such as surface topography defects, imperfect module masking, and thinning of opaque masking films
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Embodiment 1 to 26
[0131] Inventive Examples 1 to 26: One-step process, non-vacuum
[0132] The security laminates of inventive examples 1 to 26 were manufactured in a one-step process by using OASYS® from OASYS Technologies Ltd. TM OLA 6 / 7 Laminators, in the configurations given in Table 1 below, laminated different precursor security laminates and sheets together, where the different configurations were placed between two stainless steel plates, silicone paper In the middle to prevent sticking under the conditions given in Table 1 for a suitable lamination experiment: LT is the lamination temperature, LP is the lamination pressure in nominal units, HT is the configuration in s in layers time at press temperature, HPT is the temperature at which the pressure change occurs, ect is the temperature in °C at which the resulting safe laminate can be removed from the laminator, Top[=morphology] is as defined in ISO 7810 at ID - Final thickness of the security laminate in μm in the format of the ID ...
Embodiment 27 and 28
[0143] Inventive Examples 27 and 28: One-step process using vacuum
[0144] The security laminates of inventive examples 27 and 28 were produced in a one-step process by combining prelaminate V / preperforated 500 μm PETG (with PETG / PU-adhesive layers prelaminated on both sides in the perforations) Non-contact module) / prelaminate VI was placed in two 1 mm thick steel plates in a Lauffer Lamination Systems Vacuum Laminator Model LC 70 with silicone paper between the outermost precursor and the plate, in Temperature of 145°C, 40N / cm 2 pressure and a vacuum of 20 mbar for 10 min. Use preheated oil for heating and tap water for cooling. Heat was started when the laminator was switched off, but pressure was applied only when the required vacuum had been achieved, ie after about 3 minutes, and kept through the lamination process for 10 minutes, followed by cooling.
[0145] A security laminate thickness of 712 μm was obtained, consistent with or better than the results obtained wit...
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