BE450040A - - Google Patents

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BE450040A
BE450040A BE450040DA BE450040A BE 450040 A BE450040 A BE 450040A BE 450040D A BE450040D A BE 450040DA BE 450040 A BE450040 A BE 450040A
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carbon paper
varnish
sheets
sheet
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41MPRINTING, DUPLICATING, MARKING, OR COPYING PROCESSES; COLOUR PRINTING
    • B41M5/00Duplicating or marking methods; Sheet materials for use therein
    • B41M5/10Duplicating or marking methods; Sheet materials for use therein by using carbon paper or the like

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Description

       

  Perfectionnements aux papiers carbone.

  
La présente invention a pour objet divers perfectionnements aux papiers-carbone.

  
Il a déjà été proposé, dans le but d'éviter l'enroulement des feuilles de papier-carbone vers la couche colorée, de revêtir la face opposée d'une couche de cire ou de paraffine. En outre, pour éviter de confondre les deux faces de la feuille, il a également été proposé d'enduire le verso de la feuille de papier carbone déjà revêtue d'une couche de cire ou de paraffine, d'une couche de pigment donnant à cette face un aspect contrastant suffisamment avec celui du recto; ledit pigment peut d'ailleurs être incorporé à la masse de cire préalablement à son application.

  
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présente cependant une certaine complexité et augmente en outre sensiblement l'épaisseur des feuilles sans améliorer leur résistance..

  
Le procédé selon la présente invention obvie à ces divers inconvénients; il consiste à appliquer au dos de la feuille de papier carbone, c'est-à-dire sur la face opposée à celle qui comporte la couche colorée, une couche de vernis cellulosique.

  
Cette couche n'augmente pratiquement pas l'épaisseur

  
de la feuille, s'oppose à son enroulement et améliore considérablement sa résistance. De plus, l'aspect brillant du verso n'est pas affecté par l'utilisation, ce qui en augmente la 

  
durée, tandis que la couche de cire nécessairement tendre, qui recouvre le verso des feuilles traitées d'après le procédé antérieur,, disparaît assez rapidement.et avant épuisement complet de la couche colorée* Le procédé actuel présente donc. également un avantage au point de vue économique.

  
Par vernis cellulosique, il convient de comprendre

  
les vernis que l'on trouve dans le commerce et d'une façon générale, les mélanges dans des proportions convenables, de nitrocellulose, de résine, de plastifiants, de colorants et

  
de solvants divers auxquels peuvent éventuellement être ajoutés des métaux à l'état pulvérulent tels que poudre d'aluminium, dorure et similaires. 

  
L'épaisseur de la couche peut être variable de façon

  
à proportionner la résistance de chaque feuille à l'usage 

  
auquel elle doit être appliquée. 

  
' Conformément à une autre caractéristique de l'invention, la coloration du vernis employé est différente de celle de la face colorée de la feuille de façon à éviter tout risque de confusion entre les deux faces/



  Improvements to carbon papers.

  
The present invention relates to various improvements to carbon papers.

  
It has already been proposed, in order to avoid the winding of the carbon paper sheets towards the colored layer, to coat the opposite face with a layer of wax or paraffin. In addition, to avoid confusing the two sides of the sheet, it has also been proposed to coat the back of the carbon paper sheet already coated with a layer of wax or paraffin, with a layer of pigment giving this face an aspect contrasting sufficiently with that of the front; said pigment can moreover be incorporated into the mass of wax prior to its application.

  
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however, has a certain complexity and furthermore significantly increases the thickness of the sheets without improving their strength.

  
The method according to the present invention obviates these various drawbacks; it consists in applying to the back of the sheet of carbon paper, that is to say on the face opposite to that which includes the colored layer, a layer of cellulose varnish.

  
This layer hardly increases the thickness

  
of the sheet, opposes its winding and considerably improves its resistance. In addition, the glossy appearance of the reverse side is not affected by use, which increases the

  
duration, while the layer of necessarily soft wax, which covers the back of the sheets treated according to the prior process, disappears fairly quickly. and before complete exhaustion of the colored layer * The current process therefore presents. also an advantage from an economic point of view.

  
By cellulose varnish, it should be understood

  
varnishes that are found in commerce and in general, mixtures in suitable proportions, of nitrocellulose, resin, plasticizers, dyes and

  
various solvents to which may optionally be added metals in the powder state such as aluminum powder, gilding and the like.

  
The thickness of the layer can be variable

  
to proportion the resistance of each leaf to use

  
to which it should be applied.

  
'According to another characteristic of the invention, the coloring of the varnish used is different from that of the colored side of the sheet so as to avoid any risk of confusion between the two sides.


    

Claims (1)

1[deg.]) Procédé de fabrication du papier carbone consistant à. appliquer au verso une couche de vernis cellulosique- <EMI ID=2.1> 1 [deg.]) A process for making carbon paper consisting of. apply a layer of cellulose varnish on the back - <EMI ID = 2.1> les feuilles de papier-carbone enduites au verso d'une couche de vernis cellulosique, de coloration différant ou non de celle de la face colorée. sheets of carbon paper coated on the back with a layer of cellulosic varnish, coloring or not different from that of the colored side. RESU<1><1>.G. RESU <1> <1> .G. Feuilles de papier carbone comportant au verso un vernis cellulosique. Sheets of carbon paper with cellulose varnish on the back.
BE450040D 1938-11-03 BE450040A (en)

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LU25520 1938-11-03

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CH251656A (en) 1947-11-15

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