Evaluation of printability on synthetic papers printed by UV ink jet

Debeljak, Mirica; Muck, Tadeja; Gregor-Svetec, Diana

doi:10.3183/npprj-2009-24-03-p313-318

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“…Pure cellulose does not absorb visible light but absorbs UV. After absorption, the paper in acid and alkaline hydrolysis and photo-oxidation degradation may generate chromospheres such as formaldehyde, furan, methoxy quinone and stilbene, resulting in discoloration of paper [6]. The values of three types of paper were plotted in Fig.…”

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Study on Photoaging Phenomenon of Digital Inkjet Presswork

Cui

Chen

2010

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Following with the development and cooperation between digital printing techniques and digital distribution in publishing industry, more and more books will be printed by digital printing equipments, and then the storage stability became one of the focuses in digital printing research field. This study is to investigate the storage resistance property of inkjet presswork. In this paper, based on analyses about factors which influence photoaging phenomenon, a mathematic model which can separate the influence factors and an analytical method were proposed. Then, the experiment under absolutely natural lighting conditions was carried out, and the density decrease, which indicated the color change phenomenon after photoaging, were measured by an X-rite Spectroeye instrument. Through curve-fitting method, an empirical model was derived to demonstrate the rule of ink photoaging fading. Finally, the photoaging property of substrate and ink was analyzed, and the photoaging properties of the inkjet print were generalized. The research methodology and the fading model are of significant reference to the following research about photoaging phenomenon.

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Study on Photoaging Phenomenon of Digital Inkjet Presswork

Cui

Chen

2010

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“…First of all, it is used for advertising publications (flyers, posters, banners) and publications with a long period of use; it is used in the production of maps, road atlases, production of labels, stickers, packages and envelopes. The quality of reproduction of the mentioned products is influenced, in particular, by the optical characteristics of the paper 1. When using synthetic paper during printing, a number of problems arise: static electricity accumulating in the sheets 2 and practically zero ink saturation. If you use offset paints for it, the process of fixing it on the print is quite long and can take from three hours to several days.…”

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