Nitrocellulose-compatible laminating ink resins
AssigneeArizona Chemical Company
InventorGeorge E. Miller
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Abstract
Nitrocellulose-compatible laminating ink resin is prepared by reacting together reactants including polymerized fatty acid, co-diacid, monoacid, secondary diamine and C6 diamine, or reactive equivalents thereof. The resin may be used in printing compositions, and particularly printing compositions that also contains nitrocellulose, and that is useful in laminating printing onto plastic film.
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A polyamide resin prepared by the process of reacting together reactants comprising polymerized fatty acid, co-diacid, monoacid, secondary diamine and C6 diamine, or reactive equivalents thereof.
A process for preparing a polyamide resin comprising condensing reactants comprising polymerized fatty acid, co-diacid, monoacid, secondary diamine and C6 diamine, or reactive equivalents thereof.
An ink composition comprising nitrocellulose and a polyamide resin prepared by the process of reacting together reactants comprising polymerized fatty acid, co-diacid, monoacid, secondary diamine and C6 diamine, or reactive equivalents thereof.
An article of manufacture comprising a polyamide resin prepared by the process of reacting together reactants comprising polymerized fatty acid, co-diacid, monoacid, secondary diamine and C6 diamine, or reactive equivalents thereof.
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