Chemical technology in printing and imaging systems
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Chemical technology in printing and imaging systems
（Special publication / Royal Society of Chemistry, no. 133）
Royal Society of Chemistry, c1993
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"The proceedings of a Symposium held by the North East Region Industrial Division of the Royal Society of Chemistry at York, 6-7 October, 1992"--t.p. verso
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Description
Chemical Technology in Printing and Imaging Systems presents up to date information on trends in the printing industry and covers the role of chemicals in the quality of print, its colour, preparation of printing plates, and image-forming processes, as well as the efficient use of materials. The book gives strong emphasis to the environmental impact of the chemicals used and also covers present and future legislation. Topics covered include the removal of volatile organic compounds, the prospect of using more aqueous-based systems for inks, electronic methods of producing images directly onto printing plates, and much more. In addition, general aspects of pigment technology are reviewed. This book has an unusual breadth and depth of coverage and will appeal to both commercial and academic minds. It is an essential read for those within the industry and will also be of interest to environmentalists and those working in related areas, such as materials.
Table of Contents
- Future Trends in Printing
- Environmental Management of Processing Solutions
- Environmental Aspects of Solvent Use in Printing
- General Aspects of Flexographic Plate Technology
- Recent Developments in Negative Lithographic Plate Technology
- A Review of Direct to Plate Systems in Lithographic Printing
- Dye Diffusion Thermal Transfer (D2T2) Printing
- Fountain Solutions
- General Aspects of Organic Pigment Technology
- Control of the Physical Character and Performance of Organic Pigments for Inks
- The Recycling Generation
- Current Developments in UV Printing Inks
- Colourants for Electronic Printers
- Recent Developments in Water-based Inks
- Subject Index.
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