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US 10,807,399 B2Granted
Digitally receptive coating method
AssigneeHazen Paper Company
InventorsJohn Hazen, Larry Hoague, Robert Zimmerman
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Abstract
A digitally receptive coating method includes the steps of applying a digitally receptive coating to a first side of a film, metalizing the first side of the film and bonding the metalized first side of the film to a substrate to produce a laminate having a digitally receptive coating.
Claims9
A laminate construction, comprising:
- a paperboard substrate, said paperboard substrate having a clay coating on a face side and back side thereof;
- an adhesive layer on said face side of said paperboard substrate;
- a metal layer in contact with said adhesive layer;
- a micro-embossable coating layer adjacent to said metal layer;
- a digitally receptive coating layer adjacent to said micro-embossable coating layer;
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- a transfer film adjacent to said digitally receptive coating layer, the transfer film having a surface that is smoother than a surface of the micro-embossable coating layer, and which imparts a correspondingly smooth surface to the digitally receptive coating layer;
- wherein said transfer film is removable from said digitally receptive coating layer so as to expose said smooth surface of said digitally receptive coating layer before said laminate construction is sheeted.
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A laminate construction, comprising:
- a transfer film;
- a digitally receptive coating applied to the transfer film;
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- a micro-embossable coating layer and/or a metal layer applied to the digitally receptive coating;
- wherein application of said digitally receptive coating to said transfer film imparts a corresponding smoothness to said digitally receptive coating at a surface of said digitally receptive coating that contacts said transfer film;
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- wherein said transfer film is removable from said digitally receptive coating utilizing a transfer lamination stripping process to expose said surface of said digitally receptive coating.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.