Thermal paper, and methods and systems for forming the same
AssigneeG13 Innovation in Production Ltd
InventorsIakov Gozman, Dmitrii Derevitskii
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Abstract
A sheet for thermal printing is provided, which may include: a first layer including: a sheet material dyed in a specific color; and a second layer coextensive with the first layer and including a plurality of particles randomly and evenly arranged per a thickness unit and per an area unit of the second layer, the particles being at least partly transmissive to light in the visible light range.
Claims19
A method of forming a sheet for thermal printing, the method comprising:
- forming fibers from a piece of material;
- breaking the fibers to form particles;
- preparing a dispersion of the particles in a liquid;
- applying a layer of the dispersion on a sheet material;
- drying the sheet material and the applied layer;
- and
- adhering the applied layer to the sheet material to form the sheet for thermal printing, wherein the particles in the adhered layer are randomly and evenly arranged per a thickness unit and per an area unit of the layer.
A method of forming a sheet for thermal printing, the method comprising:
- forming a plurality of fibers from a piece of material;
- arranging the fibers in a layer by passing gas on opposing sides of the layer in a conduit, the fibers being randomly intertwined and evenly arranged per a thickness unit and per an area unit of the layer;
- placing the layer of the fibers on a sheet material;
- and
- adhering the layer of the fibers to the sheet material to form the sheet for thermal printing.
A method of forming a sheet for thermal printing, the method comprising:
- forming a plurality of fibers from a piece of material;
- dispersing the fibers in a liquid;
- simultaneously squeezing the liquid from the fibers and arranging the fibers in a layer, the fibers being randomly intertwined and evenly arranged per a thickness unit and per an area unit of the layer;
- placing the layer of the fibers on a sheet material;
- and
- adhering the layer of the fibers to the sheet material to form the sheet for thermal printing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.