Inkjet printable media
A technology of image and assembly, applied in printing device, post-processing of printing, printing, etc., can solve the problems of unsatisfactory photos of passport holders, tilted photos, etc., and achieve the effect of excellent image quality
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Embodiment 1
[0091] A mixture was prepared comprising 70 parts of composition A, 30 parts of composition C (made with AIRFLEX 426 as binder), 25 parts of water and 0.7 parts of ZONYL FSN.
[0092] The ink receptive composition was applied to passport paper (available from Jon. Enschede en Zohnen Grafishe Inrichting B.V., Haarlem, The Netherlands) using a #22 Mayer rod (available from R D Specialties, Webster, NY, USA, nominal wet thickness 0.050 mm) , and then dried in an oven at 110°C. Security features on passport paper (e.g. pre-printed graphics, watermarks, UV fluorescent fibers) are clearly visible through the coating.
[0093] Then, an EPSON STYLUS COLOR 850 inkjet ink loaded with a pigment / dye mixture (cartridges ARC-S020108 (black) and ARC-S020089 (color), available from MIS Associates Inc., Lake Orion, MI, USA) was used to spray An ink printer (available from U.S. Epson Inc., Torrance, CA, USA) was used to image the material. The resulting image exhibited high color density and ...
Embodiment 2
[0098] An ink receiving composition was prepared as described in Example 1 except that 65 parts of Composition A and 35 parts of Composition C were used. The ink receiving composition was applied, printed and laminated as described in Example 1. After application, as described in Example 1, the security features on the passport paper are easily visible through the coating. The printed image quality was similar to that of Example 1.
[0099] When attempting to separate the laminate from the image under ambient conditions, the passport paper tore, indicating that the interfacial adhesion between the paper, coating and laminate was greater than the internal strength of the paper.
[0100] A laminated sample was placed in environments with relative humidity of 66°C / 98% relative humidity, 32°C / 90% relative humidity and 66°C / ambient humidity for 11 days. Different environmental conditions did not significantly change the image quality. At 32°C / 90% relative humidity, the force req...
Embodiment 3
[0102] An ink receiving composition was prepared as described in Example 1 except that 75 parts of Composition A and 25 parts of Composition C were used. The ink receiving composition was applied, printed and laminated as described in Example 1. After application, as described in Example 1, the security features on the passport paper are easily visible through the coating. The printed image quality was similar to that of Example 1.
[0103] When attempting to separate the laminate from the image under ambient conditions, the passport paper tore, indicating that the interfacial adhesion between the paper, coating and laminate was greater than the internal strength of the paper.
[0104] A laminated sample was placed in environments with relative humidity of 66°C / 98% relative humidity, 32°C / 90% relative humidity and 66°C / ambient humidity for 11 days.
[0105] Different environmental conditions did not significantly change the image quality. At 32°C / 90% relative humidity, slig...
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