EP0633964B1 - Feuille antistatique - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- the invention relates to a sheet of paper having properties. antistatic.
- Such a sheet can be used in various fields. It can be used to make items for which it it is necessary to dissipate the electrostatic charges produced when in use or for items which have as primary or secondary function of dissipating charges forming electrostatic and can be dangerous in a given environment.
- Flexible abrasives consist of a support sheet on which abrasive grains are bonded with an adhesive for which it is necessary to dissipate the electrostatic charges created during their use.
- the abrasive is not treated to dissipate the charges, the dust formed during the abrasion of an object is deposited and fouls the abrasive grains; it then reduces the abrasion yield.
- workers can suffer electric shocks which make them react with uncontrolled gestures putting them in danger during their work.
- abrasives In the field of abrasives we treat with a conductive product the support or the layer of adhesive or the surface of the grains abrasive.
- conductive products salts have been used quaternary ammonium, carbon black, powders or fibers metals, metal alloys, metal salts, conductive doped polymers or rendered mineral pigments conductors by coating them with an electrically conductive layer metal oxide.
- the abrasive is made conductive by incorporating carbon black into the adhesive used to bond abrasive grains.
- the abrasive is made conductive by to a layer of a conductive compound which can be a metal, a metallic alloy, metallic pigment, salt or complex metallic, this layer being placed between two layers insulating.
- the conductive product can be put on the back of the support, on the face of the support (below the adhesive), mixed with the adhesive or on the grains.
- an abrasive is made conductive by having a conductive layer on top of the abrasive grains, the conductive product being in particular graphite.
- the abrasive is made conductive by treating the surface of the layer containing the abrasive grains with a solution containing a quaternary ammonium salt.
- the abrasive is made conductive by treating the surface of the layer containing the abrasive grains by a doped conjugated polymer such as for example polythiophene, polyaniline, polypyrrole.
- the paper sheets constituting them are treated with a conductive product.
- the so-called high pressure laminates are produced from a core consisting of a stack of sheets, generally kraft paper, impregnated with a thermosetting resin, in particular a phenolic resin. Once the sheets of kraft paper impregnated with resin, they are dried, cut, then stacked on top of each other; the number of stacked sheets depends on the applications, it generally varies between three and nine.
- a decorative sheet which can be plain, with printed patterns or even presented an iridescent or metallic appearance and being impregnated with a thermosetting resin which does not blacken with heat (for example a resin melamine-formaldehyde).
- a protective covering sheet called “overlay”, also impregnated with a resin, devoid of pattern and transparent in the final laminate, is placed above the decorative sheet.
- the pile of the various types of impregnated sheets is placed in a press provided with a sheet conferring the surface appearance; the assembly is laminated under pressure and hot; an extremely hard unitary structure is obtained which has a decorative effect.
- low pressure laminates are produced in a similar manner to that of high pressure laminates, but the lamination of the decorative sheet directly on a particle board or any other basic support.
- the finished sheet which also belongs to the category of decorative papers.
- This sheet of paper that is pre or post impregnated (usually of a mixture of latex and melamine-formaldehyde resin) is intended to be glued on a particle board or any other support.
- a laminate is made conductive by the fact that part of the leaves constituting the core is conductive by incorporating a material into each sheet electrically conductive such as carbon black, metal or metallic salts or conductive fibers.
- fibers conductive in a paper are carbon fibers, metallic fibers or fibers covered with a metal.
- an anti-static agent for plastics, a conductive pigment obtained by deposition tin or indium on a non-conductive mineral base pigment followed by heating in an oxygen atmosphere to form their oxide.
- the metal oxide is therefore not doped.
- pigments As basic pigments which can be used, many pigments are cited without specifying any advantage linked to a particular pigment or to a geometric form of a family of pigments.
- US-A-5071676 describes a conductive pigment usable for imparting antistatic properties to paper and cardboard.
- This pigment consists of a non-substrate conductor covered with an electroconductive oxide layer antimony-doped tin, itself covered with a layer giving the pigment an isoelectric point between 5 and 9 in order to facilitate its dispersion.
- the substrate can be any, it is not critical to the invention.
- Application EP-A-415478 describes a colored and conductive pigment usable in laminated papers.
- This pigment consists of a base pigment of rutile titanium dioxide and mixed phase coated with a layer of tin oxide doped with antimony.
- Rutile has a spherical geometric shape, so this pigment is spherical.
- a disadvantage of certain products such as doped polymers is their high price.
- a disadvantage of certain products such as quaternary ammonium salts is that it gives the articles a conductivity too low to have a good flow of electrostatic charges.
- Another disadvantage of conductive salts is that the level of conductivity of the products containing them varies with relative humidity.
- a disadvantage of certain conductive products such as aluminum is the sensitivity to water; in the presence of water a dangerous release of hydrogen takes place. They cannot therefore be easily used in an aqueous medium.
- Drawbacks linked to the use of conductive fibers are, on the one hand, the mottled aesthetic appearance given to paper, in particular with carbon fibers, and, on the other hand, the reduction in the physical characteristics of the paper sheet.
- Certain inorganic conductive pigments made conductive by a layer of metal oxide can give a conductivity which is too low to ensure good dissipation of electrostatic charges, especially once used in a paper application.
- the object of the invention is to provide a sheet of paper which has a sufficient level of electrical conductivity giving it antistatic properties.
- Those skilled in the art know from experience that, for an article to effectively dissipate electrostatic charges, it is preferable that its surface resistivity is not greater than about 10 7 ohms, measurement made according to standard ASTM 257-66.
- a second aim is to provide a sheet having antistatic properties which can be produced entirely in an aqueous medium.
- a third object is to provide a sheet having antistatic properties which do not vary with the relative humidity.
- a fourth aim is to provide a sheet having antistatic properties which has a neutral aesthetic appearance, that is to say that the product which will make the sheet conductive must not or only slightly modify the appearance of the sheet.
- Another object is to provide a sheet having antistatic properties whose mechanical characteristics are good.
- Another object is to provide a sheet having antistatic properties which has a low cost price.
- the Applicant has found that the objects of the invention are achieved by making a sheet with pigments conductors having a basic structure of the lamellar type and provided with an electroconductive layer of doped metal oxide.
- the mineral pigments covered with doped metal oxides are known for their electroconductive properties, however the Applicant has found that, for pigments having an electroconductive layer based on the same oxide and for the same dopant, therefore having a priori comparable intrinsic conductivity levels, the sheets of paper containing these pigments have very different final conductivities depending on the basic structure (geometric shape) of the support pigment of the layer.
- the doped metal oxide chosen being tin oxide doped with antimony, this doped oxide is deposited on support pigments of different geometric shapes.
- the conductive pigments were coated in an aqueous medium under the same conditions using the same binder (polyvinyl alcohol PVA) and in the same 1: 1 ratio, on the surface of a sheet of paper.
- the surface resistivity of the sheets was measured according to standard ASTM 257-66 for a relative humidity of 50% (the conductivity of the sheets can be obtained by taking the inverse of the resistivity). From this study it seems that the basic structure of the pigment has an influence on the final conductivity of the sheet.
- the level of resistivity desirable for good dissipation of electrostatic charges (less than 10 7 ohms) is only achieved with pigments having a basic structure of the lamellar type (therefore of flat geometric shape); the resistivity is indeed of the order of 10 5 ohms.
- the invention therefore provides a sheet of paper having antistatic properties characterized by the fact that it contains conductive pigments having a basic structure of lamellar type and provided with at least one electrically conductive layer doped metal oxide.
- the doped metal oxide is a tin oxide spiked with antimony.
- the pigments having a lamellar type structure can be chosen for example from micas, talc, kaolin, bentonites, montmorillionites or glass particles.
- the conductive pigment is a mica coated with a layer of tin oxide doped with antimony.
- the mica pigments covered with a layer of tin oxide doped with antimony have good light transparency, they do not modify the aesthetic appearance of the paper which contains them.
- the pigment conductor is a mica coated with a layer of titanium oxide, optionally with a layer of silica, and coated with a layer of tin oxide doped with antimony.
- These pigments have some iridescence but they have little effect on appearance aesthetics of the paper containing them. It may be interesting to use them in areas where the decorative effect of iridescence is sought after, for example in the field of laminates.
- the conductive pigments can be incorporated en masse during the manufacture of the sheet on the paper machine or be deposited on the surface of the sheet by impregnation in a size press or by any coating means or even by printing.
- the conductive pigments are provided in an aqueous medium.
- the sheet is characterized in that it carries, on at least one face, a layer containing at least the said conductive pigments and at least one binder.
- the binder is a binder usually used in stationery such as water-soluble binders, latexes. It may be advantageous to use a water-soluble binder, such as, for example, polyvinyl alcohols or starches, to obtain an easily repulpable sheet.
- the layer may optionally contain other adjuvants commonly used in stationery such as viscosity regulating agents, for example carboxymethylcellulose, defoamers, etc.
- the quantity of conductive pigments deposited on the surface of the sheet is between 1 and 10 g / m 2 , by dry weight.
- the treated sheet is based on cellulose fibers, it can contain other organic fibers (polyethylene fibers, polypropylene, polyester ...) or mineral fibers such as glass fibers. It can also contain other additives used in stationery as fillers, bonding agents, binders, wet strength agents, retention, anti-foaming agents, regulating agents viscosity, pH regulating agents etc ....
- the invention also provides a flexible abrasive product having antistatic properties which is characterized by the fact that it is supported by said sheet with antistatic properties.
- the abrasive can obviously be in the form of a sheet, but also in other forms such as, for example, continuous tape, disc, etc.
- the sheet used contains the conductive pigments on the surface.
- the conductive pigments can be on the back of the abrasive or on the face carrying the grains, below the adhesive. Since it is known to use a conductive product in the adhesive or on the grains, one can envisage such a use of conductive pigments.
- the invention also relates to a decorative sheet obtained from said sheet with antistatic properties.
- the invention also relates to a laminate having antistatic properties which is characterized in that it comprises at least one sheet like the said sheet with antistatic properties.
- Said sheet can be used as a component of the core of the laminate or as a decorative sheet or possibly as an overlay. Said sheet can also be a finished sheet.
- the pigment-binder ratio is 5: 1.
- Samples are produced with different layer weights of conductive pigments (expressed in dry weight in the table below). The surface resistivity of each sample is measured according to standard ASTM 257-66 and this at relative humidity levels (denoted RH) of 50 and 20%. The results in the table below show that the resistivity of the sheet does not vary with the relative humidity.
- Samples are produced as in Example 1, but a conductive pigment is used, a mica covered with a layer of titanium oxide then with a layer of silica and finally coated with a layer of tin oxide doped with antimony, the tin / antimony ratio being 85:15.
- This pigment is marketed by MERCK. According to the results in the table below, it can be seen that the relative humidity has no influence on the level of conductivity of the sheets obtained according to the invention. The leaves have a slight iridescence which has little effect on their aesthetic appearance.
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Description
En effet, si l'abrasif n'est pas traité pour dissiper les charges, la poussière formée lors de l'abrasion d'un objet se dépose et encrasse les grains abrasifs; elle diminue alors le rendement en abrasion. Par ailleurs les ouvriers peuvent subir des chocs électriques qui les font réagir avec des gestes incontrôlés les mettant en danger lors de leur travail.
Les produits obtenus sont notamment utilisés dans les salles d'opération, les salles blanches ou les salles d'ordinateurs. Dans ces salles il faut éviter que la poussière soit retenue notamment du fait de l'attraction exercée par les charges électrostatiques et il faut éviter aussi des décharges électrostatiques soudaines, il est donc nécessaire que les surfaces se trouvant dans la salle soient traitées pour dissiper régulièrement l'électricité statique.
Rappelons tout d'abord comment sont fabriqués en général les stratifiés en distinguant les deux types de stratifiés existant actuellement, les stratifiés dits haute pression et les stratifiés dits basse pression.
On produit les stratifiés dits haute pression à partir d'une âme constituée d'un empilement de feuilles, généralement du papier kraft, imprégnées d'une résine thermodurcissable, en particulier d'une résine phénolique.
Une fois les feuilles de papier kraft imprégnées de résine, on les sèche, on les découpe, puis on les empile les unes sur les autres; le nombre de feuilles empilées dépend des applications, il varie en général entre trois et neuf.
Ensuite on place sur la pile de feuilles constituant l'âme, une feuille décorative pouvant être unie, à motifs imprimés ou encore présentée un aspect iridescent ou métallique et étant imprégnée d'une résine thermodurcissable ne noircissant pas à la chaleur (par exemple une résine mélamine-formaldéhyde). Parfois on place au-dessus de la feuille décorative, une feuille protectrice de recouvrement, appelée "overlay", également imprégnée d'une résine, dépourvue de motif et transparente dans le stratifié final.
La pile des divers types de feuilles imprégnées est placée dans une presse munie d'une tôle conférant l'aspect de surface; on stratifie l'ensemble sous pression et à chaud; on obtient une structure unitaire extrêmement dure et ayant un effet décoratif.
Ce pigment est constitué d'un pigment de base de dioxyde de titane rutile et à phase mixte revêtu d'une couche d'oxyde d'étain dopé à l'antimoine. Le rutile a une forme géométrique sphérique, ce pigment est donc sphérique.
Un inconvénient de certains produits comme les polymères dopés est leur prix élevé.
Un inconvénient de certains produits comme les sels d'ammonium quarternaires est qu'il confère aux articles une conductivité trop faible pour avoir un bon écoulement des charges électrostatiques.
Un autre inconvénient des sels conducteurs est que le niveau de conductivité des produits les contenant varie avec l'humidité relative.
Un inconvénient de certains produits conducteurs comme par exemple l'aluminium est la sensibilité à l'eau; en présence d'eau il se produit un dégagement dangeureux d'hydrogène. On ne peut donc pas les utiliser aisément en milieu aqueux.
Des inconvénients liés à l'emploi de fibres conductrices sont d'une part l'aspect esthétique chiné donné au papier notamment avec des fibres de carbone et d'autre part la diminution des caractéristiques physiques de la feuille de papier.
Certains pigments conducteurs minéraux rendus conducteurs par une couche d'oxyde métallique peuvent donner une conductivité trop faible pour assurer une bonne dissipation des charges électrostatiques notamment une fois mis en oeuvre dans une application papetière.
L'homme du métier sait par expérience que, pour qu'un article dissipe efficacement les charges électrostatiques, il est préférable que sa résistivité de surface ne soit pas supérieure à environ 107 ohms, mesure faite selon la norme ASTM 257-66.
Un troisième but est de fournir une feuille ayant des propriétés antistatiques qui ne varient pas avec l'humidité relative.
Un quatrième but est de fournir une feuille ayant des propriétés antistatiques qui a un aspect esthéthique neutre c'est-à-dire que le produit qui va rendre la feuille conductrice ne doit pas ou peu modifier l'aspect de la feuille.
Un autre but est de fournir une feuille ayant des propriétés antistatiques dont les caractéristiques mécaniques sont bonnes. Un autre but est de fournir une feuille ayant des propriétés antistatiques qui a un prix de revient peu élevé.
De tels résultats sont montrés dans le tableau 1 annexé, l'oxyde métallique dopé choisi étant l'oxyde d'étain dopé avec de l'antimoine, cet oxyde dopé est déposé sur des pigments supports de formes géométriques différentes.
Les pigments conducteurs ont été couchés en milieu aqueux dans les mêmes conditions à l'aide d'un même liant (l'alcool polyvinylique PVA) et dans le même ratio 1:1, sur la surface d'une feuille de papier.
La résistivité de surface des feuilles a été mesurée selon la norme ASTM 257-66 pour une humidité relative à 50% (la conductivité des feuilles pouvant être obtenue en prenant l'inverse de la résistivité).
De cette étude il semble que la structure de base du pigment ait une influence sur la conductivité finale de la feuille. Le niveau de résistivité souhaitable pour avoir une bonne dissipation des charges électrostatiques (inférieur à 107 ohms) n'est atteint qu'avec les pigments ayant une structure de base de type lamellaire (donc de forme géométrique plate); la résistivité est en effet de l'ordre de 105 ohms.
Dans un cas particulier de l'invention le pigment conducteur est un mica revêtu d'une couche d'oxyde d'étain dopé avec de l'antimoine.
Les pigments de mica recouverts d'une couche d'oxyde d'étain dopé avec de l'antimoine ont une bonne transparence à la lumière, ils ne modifient pas l'aspect esthétique du papier qui les comporte.
De préférence la feuille se caractérise par le fait qu'elle porte, sur au moins une face, une couche contenant au moins les dits pigments conducteurs et au moins un liant.
Le liant est un liant habituellement utilisé en papeterie comme les liants hydrosolubles, les latex.
Il peut être avantageux d'utiliser un liant hydrosoluble, comme par exemple les alcools polyvinyliques ou les amidons, pour obtenir une feuille facilement repulpable.
La couche peut contenir éventuellement d'autres adjuvants utilisés habituellement en papeterie comme les agents régulateurs de viscosité, par exemple la carboxyméthylcellulose, des antimousses, etc... .
De préférence la quantité de pigments conducteurs déposée à la surface de la feuille est comprise entre 1 et 10 g/m2, en poids sec.
De préférence la feuille utilisée comporte les pigments conducteurs en surface. Les pigments conducteurs peuvent être au dos de l'abrasif ou sur la face portant les grains, en dessous de l'adhésif.
Etant donné qu'il est connu d'utiliser un produit conducteur dans l'adhésif ou sur les grains, on peut envisager une telle utilisation des pigments conducteurs.
L'invention concerne également un stratifié ayant des propriétés antistatiques qui se caractérise par le fait qu'il comporte au moins une feuille comme la dite feuille à propriétés antistatiques. La dite feuille peut être utilisée comme composante de l'âme du stratifié ou comme feuille décorative ou éventuellement comme overlay.
La dite feuille peut être aussi une feuille finie.
Sur une autre feuille on couche une composition semblable mais le liant est un PVA.
On réalise des échantillons ayant des poids de couche différents en pigments conducteurs (exprimés en poids sec dans le tableau ci-dessous).
On mesure la résistivité de surface de chaque échantillon selon la norme ASTM 257-66 et ce à des taux d'humidité relative (notée H.R.) de 50 et de 20% . Les résultats dans le tableau ci-dessous montrent que la résistivité de la feuille ne varie pas avec l'humidité relative.
| LIANT | AMIDON | PVA | |||
| POIDS DE COUCHE en pigments (g/m2) | 6,0 | 4,6 | 2,2 | 5,7 | 2,75 |
| Résistivité de surface à 50% H.R. ( ohm ) | 1,2.105 | 5,1.105 | 6,3.105 | 2.105 | 3,6.105 |
| Résistivité de surface à 20% H.R. ( ohm ) | 1,6.105 | 3,8.105 | 6,7.105 | 2.105 | 3,7.105 |
Selon les résultats du tableau ci-dessous on constate que l'humidité relative n'a pas d'influence sur le niveau de conductivité des feuilles obtenues selon l'invention. Les feuilles présentent une légère iridescence qui affecte peu leur aspect esthétique.
| LIANT | AMIDON | PVA | |||
| POIDS DE COUCHE en pigments (g/m2) | 6,0 | 4,1 | 1,9 | 7,4 | 5,0 |
| Résistivité de surface à 50% H.R. ( ohm ) | 0,9.105 | 2,6.105 | 12.105 | 6.104 | 1,3.105 |
| Résistivité de surface à 20% H.R. ( ohm ) | 0,8.105 | 2,6.105 | 15.105 | 9.104 | 2,0.105 |
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- Feuille de papier, ayant des propriétés antistatiques, comportant des pigments conducteurs dotés d'une couche électroconductrice d'oxyde métallique dopé caractérisée par le fait que les dits pigments conducteurs ont une structure de base de type lamellaire.
- Feuille selon la revendication 1, caractérisée par le fait que les pigments ayant une structure lamellaire sont choisis parmi les micas, le talc, le kaolin, les bentonites, les montmorillionites ou les particules de verre.
- Feuille selon les revendications 1 ou 2, caractérisée par le fait que l'oxyde métallique dopé de la couche électroconductrice est un oxyde d'étain dopé avec de l'antimoine.
- Feuille selon les revendications 2 à 3, caractérisée par le fait que le pigment conducteur est un mica revêtu d'une couche d'oxyde d'étain dopé avec de l'antimoine.
- Feuille selon les revendications 2 à 4, caractérisée par le fait que le pigment conducteur est un mica recouvert d'une couche d'oxyde de titane, éventuellement d'une couche de silice, et revêtu d'une couche d'oxyde d'étain dopé avec de l'antimoine.
- Feuille selon les revendications 1 à 5, caractérisée par le fait qu'elle porte sur au moins une face une couche contenant au moins les dits pigments conducteurs et au moins un liant.
- Feuille selon la revendication 6, caractérisée par le fait que la quantité des dits pigments conducteurs déposée sur la feuille est comprise entre 1 et 10 g/m2, en poids sec.
- Abrasif flexible ayant des propriétés antistatiques caractérisé par le fait qu'il a pour support la feuille selon les revendications 1 à 7.
- Feuille décorative caractérisée par le fait qu'elle est obtenue à partir d'une feuille selon les revendications 1 à 7.
- Stratifié ayant des propriétés antistatiques caractérisé par le fait qu'il comporte au moins une feuille selon les revendications 1 à 7 ou 9.
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