Anionic-cationic polymer blend for surface size

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-02-03
GEORGIA PACIFIC CHEM LLC
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The performance of many of these known sizing agents often is not entirely satisfactory for certain applications.
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[0055] A base size press-solution includes 5.4% of a slightly anionic starch (Penford 280). In one case, an anionic polymer additive (NovaCote 1934) was added to the base solution. In another case, to the base starch solution was first added under stirring a cationic polymer additive (Amres 25 HP) and after 2 minutes the anionic polymer additive (NovaCote 1934) was added. The base paper used for sizing with each of the three compositions was a communication grade paper (15% ash) having a porosity (Gurley) of 16 seconds and an internal size (estimated by HST) of 2 seconds. The total pick up for each of the sizing compositions was 70 lb / ton. Based on this total pick-up, the calculated pick-ups for each of the sizing compositions are shown in Table 1. The drying temperatures were 103° C. Results of HST and Adams Wet Rub testing for each of the three samples are summarized in Table 1 below.

TABLE 1Adams Wet RubSAMPLEHST (sec.)(Turbidity units)Starch only (70 lbs / ton)1032NovaCote ® 1934...

example 2

[0056] Size-press compositions were obtained by repeating the procedures of Example 1 except that NovaCote PS2 anionic polymer was substituted for NovaCote 1934 and Ambond 1520 was substituted for Amres. Again, the total pick up for each of the sizing compositions was 70 lb / ton. Based on this total pick-up, the calculated pick-ups for each of the sizing compositions are shown in Table 2. Results of HST and Adams Wet Rub testing are summarized in Table 2 below.

TABLE 2Adams Wet RubSAMPLEHST (sec.)(Turbidity units)Starch only (70 lbs / ton)1032Starch (68 lbs / ton) + NovaCote PS25013(2.0 lb / T)Starch (68 lbs / ton) + Ambond 15201135(2.0 lb / T)Starch (66 lbs / ton) + NovaCote PS27410(2.0 lb / T) + Ambond 1520 (2.0 lb / T)

example 3

[0057] A base size press composition was prepared which contained 3.5% of a slightly anionic starch (Penford 280). In one case, a size press composition was prepared by additionally adding an anionic polymer additive (NovaCote 1934). In another case, to this base starch solution was first added under stirring a cationic polymer additive (Amres 25 HP) and after 2 minutes an anionic polymer additive (NovaCote 1934) was added. The base paper used with each of the three sizing compositions was a newsprint grade paper having a porosity (Gurley) of 40 seconds and an internal size (estimated by water drop method) of less than 1 second. The total solids pick-up from each of the sizing compositions was 55 lb / ton. Based on this total pick-up, the calculated pick-ups for each of the sizing compositions are shown in Table 3. The drying temperatures were 103° C. Results of sizing (water drop method) and of Adams Wet Rub testing for each of the sizing compositions are summarized in Table 3 below....

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Abstract

A composition for surface sizing and strengthening of paper and other cellulosic products and the related sizing method and resulting sized product, wherein the composition is an aqueous mixture of a film-forming binder, such as starch and an anionic polymer and a cationic polymer.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates to a surface size composition for cellulosic products, such as paper. The composition also improves paper surface strength. In particular, the invention relates to a surface size composition comprising a mixture of film-forming binder, such as starch, and a blend of an anionic polymer and a cationic polymer. DESCRIPTION OF RELATED ART [0002] Paper and other cellulosic products often are sized, i.e., are treated with a composition in order to improve those characteristics of the paper important for printing, such as surface porosity and hydrophobicity. Sizing typically influences absorption by the substrate of water, water-borne compositions, and inks. This effect, in turn, generates higher ink penetration time values, reduced lateral spread of printing inks, as well as improved imaging and contrast with various printing technologies. Thus, hydrophobic surface size agents improve printability primarily by decreasing paper sh...

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IPC IPC(8): D21H17/28D21H17/42D21H17/44D21H21/16D21H23/22
CPCD21H17/28D21H17/42D21H23/22D21H17/72D21H21/16D21H17/44
Inventor RODRIGUEZ, AUGUSTOHAGIOPOL, CORNEL
Owner GEORGIA PACIFIC CHEM LLC
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