Photohardenable electrostatic element with improved environmental latitude

Xeroprinting process comprising (A) exposing imagewise to actinic radiation a photohardenable electrostatic master comprising (1) an electrically conductive substrate, and (2) a layer of photohardenable composition consisting essentially of (a) at least two organic polymeric binders, at least one ha...

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Main Authors CHANG; CATHERINE T, FINCHER, JR.; CURTIS R, BLANCHET-FINCHER; GRACIELA B
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 12.11.1991
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Summary:Xeroprinting process comprising (A) exposing imagewise to actinic radiation a photohardenable electrostatic master comprising (1) an electrically conductive substrate, and (2) a layer of photohardenable composition consisting essentially of (a) at least two organic polymeric binders, at least one having a Tg greater than 80 DEG C. and at least one having a Tg less than 70 DEG C., (b) at least one monomeric compound having at least one ethylenically unsaturated group, and (c) a photoinitiator or photoinitiator system, the shift in transit time (aT) of the photohardenable layer in the range of 30%</=relative humidity</=60% and 15.6 DEG C.</=temperature </=26.7 DEG C. is 15 or less, preferably 10 or less (B) charging the photohardenable master electrostatically, (C) applying an oppositely charged electrostatic toner, and (D) transferring the toned image to a receptor surface. The xenoprinting process uses the master in graphic arts, color proofing which duplicates images produced by printing, preparation of printed circuit boards, resists, soldermasks, etc.
Bibliography:Application Number: US19900620895