Non-fluorocarbon oil and grease barrier methods of application and packaging
AssigneeExopack, LLC
InventorPhilip A. Egan
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AssigneeExopack, LLC
InventorPhilip A. Egan
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A non-fluorocarbon oil and grease barrier packaging for storing materials, particularly products that need oil and grease resistant characteristics. The barrier packaging does not contain fluorocarbons, which improves the environmental rating of the oil and grease barrier packaging. The packaging is made by applying an acrylate based overprint varnish to a substrate and then curing the overprint varnish with a curable energy source, which regulates a cross-link density of the overprint varnish. Application can be flexography, rotogravure, or either rod or blade coated. The overprint varnish possesses oil and grease resistant characteristics, which allows packaging producers to forego use of oil and grease resistant coated substrates in their packaging manufacturing processes.
A method of curing an overprint varnish applied to a substrate so that the substrate having the cured overprint varnish applied thereto is oil and grease resistant, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of curing an overprint varnish applied to a substrate so that the substrate having the cured overprint varnish applied thereto is oil and grease resistant, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of forming a package with an overprint varnish having acrylate therein positioned on at least one substrate layer, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of forming a package with an overprint varnish having acrylate therein positioned on at least one substrate layer, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of regulating a cross-link density of an overprint varnish by curing the overprint varnish applied to a substrate so that the substrate having the cured overprint varnish applied thereto is oil and grease resistant.
A package comprising:
An oil and grease resistant substrate comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.