EP1260360B1 - Procédé d'application d'encres d'impression sur un substrat imprimable - Google Patents
Procédé d'application d'encres d'impression sur un substrat imprimable Download PDFInfo
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- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
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- B41C1/00—Forme preparation
- B41C1/10—Forme preparation for lithographic printing; Master sheets for transferring a lithographic image to the forme
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- the invention relates to a method for applying printing inks to a printing substrate.
- the lithographic printing is based on utilizing the immiscibility of oil and water on a printing form, whereby the lipophilic solution or the ink or ink is captured by the image-forming areas and the water or hydrophilic solution by the non-image forming areas of the printing area.
- the suitably prepared print area is wetted with hydrophilic and lipophilic substance or solution, especially water and ink or paint
- the non-image areas preferentially retain the hydrophilic substance or solution and repel the lipophilic substances while the imagewise areas repel the lipophilic ones Take solution or ink or paint and repel the hydrophilic substances.
- the lipophilic substance is then suitably transferred to the surface of a material on which the image is to be fixed, for example, paper, cloth, polymers and the like.
- aluminum has been used as a substrate for printing plates.
- the aluminum is first subjected to a graining process and then a subsequent anodization process.
- the anodization serves to provide an anodic oxide layer whose adhesion is improved by the grain. Graining enhances the hydrophilic properties of the background of the printing plate.
- a strong acid such as sulfuric or phosphoric acid is usually used to subsequently make the surface hydrophilic by another method such as a thermal silicization method or so-called electrosilication.
- a large number of radiation-sensitive materials are known which are suitable for generating images in the use of the lithographic printing method, in that they provide an image area used for printing after exposure and optionally required development and fixing can be.
- photopolymerizable substances can be used for this purpose.
- the above-described arrangement is subjected to imagewise exposure by selectively supplying energy. This can be done for example by means of the exposure through a mask with UV light or by direct writing with a laser.
- the lithographic printing plates of the type described above are usually treated with a developing solution, which is typically an aqueous alkaline solution with organic additives.
- a developing solution typically an aqueous alkaline solution with organic additives.
- oxide ceramics which are present for example in the form of coatings on a printing plate, are used.
- the plate surface TiO 2 and ZnO 2 which may be present in ceramic form both pure and with other metallic additives in different mixing ratios.
- This surface is hydrophobic when unexcited and can be rendered hydrophilic by irradiation with ultraviolet light. Imaging is now done by illuminating the entire surface of the plate with ultraviolet light and masking areas of ink which are to be printed.
- Such a printing press is for example from the DE 42 34 928 known.
- a printing machine in so-called satellite construction, in which the individual inking units are arranged around a central blanket cylinder, such as satellites. Although this significantly reduces the length of the printing press, the individual printing inks must still be applied in individual inking units. In addition, it is not possible with this machine to print on the back of the substrate.
- a stamp printing method in which printing ink is transferred from the raised areas to a substrate by means of a stamp having raised and recessed areas.
- this stamp over its entire surface, ie provided on the raised and non-raised areas with a so-called activated surface, which is then provided by means of a masking process with so-called orientation materials.
- orientation materials may differ depending on the masking in the individual mask areas.
- the plunger is then immersed in a suitable liquid, suitable counterparts can be arranged on the orienting materials. To transfer of these counterparts on a receiving surface, this receiving surface is immersed in a liquid and pressed the plunger within this liquid on the receiving surface.
- the counterparts deposited on the punch at the raised areas can be transferred to the receiving surface.
- the auxiliary liquid in which the transfer to the receiving surface serves to provide the stamp surface immediately after transfer immediately with orientation materials. This is achieved by mixing the auxiliary liquid with orientation substances.
- the receiving surface may be used to form an etch mask or sensor.
- the object of the present invention is to propose a simplified printing method, which also allows a shorter design of the printing press.
- the surface of a printing plate is pretreated in accordance with the ink to be applied in the individual regions of the surface in such a way that these regions are suitable for accepting a particular printing ink.
- This can be achieved with specifically designed printing inks that attach only certain color particles, such as dyes, pigments, color molecules or colored particles to the correspondingly pretreated areas of the printing plate.
- this means that in the planographic printing process in question, in particular the offset printing process, in a first process step, the surface of the planographic printing plate pretreated, that is marked so that only the ink corresponding to the marking can attach to defined areas.
- a mark for cyan, a mark for magenta, one for yellow and one for black be applied. If the printing form is then brought into contact with a mixture containing the color particles cyan, magenta, yellow or black corresponding to the markings, the color particles associated with the markings are deposited at the corresponding points of the printing plate and can be used in a further method step be transferred directly or indirectly to the substrate.
- markings on the printing form it is particularly possible to treat the printing form with a laser beam and thereby produce geometric markings on the printing plate, which allow that in the so marked areas of the printing form can arrange only those color particles, in turn have the corresponding geometric properties.
- This approach to marking the printing plates can also be referred to as a "key lock principle", wherein on the printing form a "lock” is applied, which can be occupied only with such a color particle having a matching key.
- the printing inks corresponding to the markings must each have the molecules or molecular parts corresponding to the functional molecule. This will ensure that selected inks then hit the marked area be attached when a colorant corresponding to the marking is associated with the printing forme in the area of the marking.
- the printing method proposed according to the invention has the advantage that, in contrast to the conventional technology in the planographic printing method, it becomes possible for the first time to accommodate different color separations on a single printing form and thus significantly reduce the number of inking units required in a printing press. This reduces the technical effort required for printing considerably while at the same time a reduction in the cost of the printing press can be achieved by omitting inking unit components.
- FIG. 1 is schematically illustrated the inventively provided process flow.
- a marking is initially introduced into a surface of a printing form which corresponds to a color to be printed in a certain area of the printing form.
- a plurality of areas with fixed color acceptor properties are produced on the surface of a printing form.
- the surface of the printing form is then brought into contact with color particles, the color particles having properties which correspond to the markings on the printing form, ie, to the color acceptor properties of the areas applied to the printing plate. This makes it possible to attach certain so marked color particles at defined locations on the printing plate.
- the printing for example, as is already common practice, be designed as a rotating offset printing cylinder, wherein the printing cylinder is occupied in a already used today, conventional inking with color.
- the ink used in the inking unit has color particles which have properties that correspond to the markings applied on the surface of the printing cylinder, so that the individual color particles can be deposited precisely at the marked locations of the printing surface.
- the color image applied to the printing plate can be transferred directly or indirectly to a printing material.
- the printing plate surface can be cleaned of unwanted color particles not deposited on the markings of the printing plate.
- the printing form can be freed of unwanted or unnecessary color particles, which is preferably done with the aid of a physical wiping or doctor blade operation can be performed.
- This step may be necessary in particular if the colors are not transported in a conventional inking unit but are transferred to the plate by means of an immersion bath or a spraying technique.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram and shown using the example of a short inking unit, a use of a printing form.
- a printing form cylinder 20 is provided which forms a printing gap 21 together with an impression cylinder 22, through which a printing material 24, such as a paper sheet or a paper web, is transported therethrough.
- a component 25 for applying the printing ink to the printing form cylinder 20 is provided, which consists in the present example of an applicator roller 26, an anilox roller 28 and a paint container 30.
- an applicator roller 26 an anilox roller 28 and a paint container 30.
- From the ink container 30, a mixture of different printing inks containing the required colorant particles is transferred to the anilox roller 28.
- the color particles are designed so that they are recorded at the locations of the printing forme cylinder 20, which corresponds to their color acceptor property.
- a mixture of the colors cyan, magenta, yellow and black can be provided in the ink container 30, the respective individual colors being assigned different surface acceptor properties corresponding to the
- the basic principle of offset printing with hydrophilic and hydrophobic regions can remain unaffected as color-leading or color-repelling regions.
- electrostatic or other forces could act or act in addition.
- the color or pigment particles are in a common mixture.
- the color particles self-locate and seek their surface-accepting properties corresponding surface areas with the corresponding color acceptor properties.
- the surface of the printing form 20 inside or outside a printing press can be pretreated by means of a laser 32 emitting a laser beam 34 in such a way that the surface properties corresponding to the color particles used are generated.
- a geometric marking of the printing plate 20 can be used for this purpose.
- a plurality of markings 35, 36, 37, 38 is applied to the printing form 20.
- the different markings 35, 36, 37, 38 represent a respective different geometric marking of the printing plate 20, which allows that at these locations only one particular ink, namely attached to the respective marking 35, 36, 37, 38 attached can be.
- the marking 38 may represent the color cyan, the mark 37 yellow, the mark 36 the color magenta and the mark 38 black, which means that only the corresponding dye can be attached to the respective mark.
- the geometric markings 35, 36, 37, 38 in turn consist of individual points 40, which can be applied by means of the laser 32.
- the characteristic features of the geometric marking can be made two-dimensional or three-dimensional.
- a laser system with 10 micron resolution shapes with a diameter of about 30 microns for example, a diode laser with a laser wavelength of 860 nm can be used. This corresponds to a resolution of one dot / ⁇ m a point on the printing plate and thus about 30 microns. Thus, a resolution of about 600 dpi can be achieved. In FIG. 3 this resolution is characterized by the distance d.
- cyclodextrin molecules can be used for the geometric identification of the color particles according to the invention.
- Cyklodextrins are sugar molecules with characteristic shape and size. They also have the advantage that they are biodegradable, toxicologically safe and can be produced by enzymatic degradation of starch on a large scale inexpensively and in any purity.
- cyclodextrins have a hydrophobic cavity, this can also be used to store or store color particles. In addition to the use as geometric identification molecule on the color particles, it is also conceivable to use cyclodextrins as geometric or functional identification molecules in the printing form.
- Another class of materials for geometric identification color particles are pieces of fiber, complex forming Supramolekül phenomenon or macromolecules in a suitable shape and size, to which then the dyes, pigments or other color particles, eg.
- the dyes, pigments or other color particles eg.
- the Cyklodextrinmoleküle described above are attached, in which case, in particular, the cyclotriveratrylenes should be noted.
- these supramolecular components it is possible to complex the pigment particles used today, so that the pigment production would hardly have to be changed compared to conventional paints.
- functional groups can be coupled to such supramolecular components, so that the molecules can be selectively produced (molecular design).
- Polyelectrolyte capsules can be chemically functionalized and combined with coloring groups. They can also serve as dye containers.
- a very important advantage is that polyelectrolyte capsules in Sizes from a few nm to a few hundred microns can be produced. It is thereby possible to adapt the "color production" to the respective technical approaches in the production of the markings on the printing plate. In particular, it is intended here at different spatial resolutions when using different exposure wavelengths.
- the printing plate 20 functionally, ie to identify by the provision of certain chemical groups at certain points of the printing plate 20.
- These markings 42, 43, 44, 45 are different from each other and allow the attachment of dyes or pigments having the corresponding markings 42 ', 43', 44 ', 45'.
- this possibility of attachment by the addition arrows a is shown.
- the markings 42, 43, 44, 45 on the pressure plate 20 can be, for example, molecular chains with correspondingly functional groups which can be coated with the corresponding markings of the dyes or pigments 42 ', 43', 44 '45'.
- the markings 42, 43, 44, 45 of the printing plate 20 and the correpondierenden markings 42 ', 43', 44 ', 45' of the dyes or pigments can be made of molecules having a coupling process, analogous to the the base sequences in a DNA chain is to be considered.
- FIG. 5 is shown a way to apply the markings on the surface of a printing plate 20.
- the printing form 20 is produced so that a plurality of layers are applied to a base 46, which already contain the respective markings 42, 43, 44, 45.
- FIG. 1 shown laser radiation, it is now possible to remove the top layer of the printing form 20 so far that each of the desired marking is located on the surface of the printing plate 20. This makes it possible to attach different color molecules at the points 48, 50 and 52, which correspond to the particular marking present there.
- FIG. 6 Another possibility for generating the marking on the printing form 20 is in FIG. 6 shown.
- the printing plate 20 is hereby made so that on a base 46 a additional layer 54 is applied.
- This layer 54 includes capsules 56 that are tightly packed in layer 54 and that contain the various indicia 42, 43, 44, 45 required for the printing process.
- the capsules 56 may be selectively broken so that the tag may surface. Since the markings 42, 43, 44, 45 are each housed in capsules 56 which have different properties, in particular different wall properties, it is possible to selectively control only by controlling the intensity of the laser beam or wavelength and by controlling the applied field Break capsules so that selectively certain labels can escape from the capsules.
- the ink particles in the ink must not adhere to one another and should be able to diffuse easily to the identification points in order to ensure a self-alignment.
- the color should then be as thin as possible.
- a job using a paint spray can be very well implemented.
- it is possible to easily remove the unnecessary paint wherein the forces must be designed so that the binding forces to the markings are greater than the wiping force.
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- Procédé pour l'application d'encres d'impression sur un substrat imprimable, où il est produit sur une surface d'une plaque d'impression plate (20) une pluralité de zones de guidage de d'encre (35-38, 42-45) avec des propriétés déterminées d'accepteur de couleur pour des encres d'impression de couleurs différentes,
où la surface est amenée en relation avec des particules de couleur (42'-45') provenant d'un récipient (30) contenant un mélange d'encres de différentes couleurs, les particules de couleur (42'-45') qui présentent des propriétés d'accepteur de surface correspondant aux propriétés d'accepteurs de couleur étant appliquées sur les zones correspondantes (35-38, 42-45) et où les particules de couleur accumulées (42'-45') sont transmises de la surface au substrat imprimable (24). - Procédé selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que les propriétés d'accepteur de couleur sont générées sur la surface à l'aide d'un rayonnement électromagnétique.
- Procédé selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que les propriétés d'accepteur de couleur sur la surface sont prévues sous formes géométriques, des marquages géométriques étant réalisés sur la surface permettant d'accumuler des particules de couleur qui présentent des propriétés géométriques correspondantes.
- Procédé selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que les propriétés d'accepteur de couleur sont générées sur la surface comme des groupes chimiques fonctionnels, des encres d'impression (42'-45') étant utilisées avec des groupes fonctionnels correspondants.
- Procédé selon la revendication 4, caractérisé en ce que les propriétés d'accepteur de couleur sont générées sur la plaque d'impression (20) par au moins un retrait partiel d'un revêtement.
- Procédé selon la revendication 4, caractérisé en ce que les propriétés d'accepteur de couleur sont générées sur la plaque d'impression (20) par éclatement de parties en forme de capsules (56).
- Procédé selon la revendication 4, caractérisé en ce que pour la génération de propriétés d'accepteur de couleur différentes, on utilise un laser (32, 34) de longueur d'ondes et/ou d'intensité d'impulsions différentes.
- Procédé selon la revendication 6, caractérisé en ce que pour la génération des propriétés d'accepteur sur la plaque d'impression (20), on utilise l'action d'un champ électrique.
- Procédé selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisé en ce que l'accumulation des particules de couleur sur la plaque d'impression est assistée par un champ électrique commutable.
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