Surface roughness frequency to control pits on foam core imaging supports
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsPeter Aylward, Narasimharao Dontula, Sandra Dagan, Thaddeus Gula, Terry Heath
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsPeter Aylward, Narasimharao Dontula, Sandra Dagan, Thaddeus Gula, Terry Heath
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The present invention relates to an imaging element comprising an imaging layer and a support, wherein the support comprises a core layer having a surface roughness of at least 1.4 microns and a pit camouflaging flange layer between the support and the imaging layer. The present invention also relates to a method of forming an imaging support comprising extruding a polymer layer onto a core layer of surface roughness of at least 1.4 microns, and passing the extruded polymer layer on the core layer between two temperature controlled rollers, one of which comprises a pit camouflaging surface and a method of forming an imaging support comprising extruding a polymer layer, passing the extruded polymer layer between two temperature controlled rollers, one of which comprises a pit camouflaging surface, and laminating the polymer layer onto a core layer with a surface roughness of at least 1.4 microns.
An imaging element comprising at least one imaging layer and a support, wherein said support comprises a layer having a surface roughness of at least 1.4 microns and at least one pit camouflaging flange layer between said support and said imaging layer.
A method of forming an imaging support comprising the steps of extruding a polymer layer onto a core layer, wherein said core layer comprises a surface roughness of at least 1.4 microns, and passing said extruded polymer layer on said core layer between at least two temperature controlled nip rollers, wherein one of said at least two temperature controlled nip rollers comprises a pit camouflaging surface.
A method of forming an imaging support comprising the steps of extruding a polymer layer, passing said extruded polymer layer between at least two temperature controlled nip rollers, wherein one of said at least two temperature controlled nip rollers comprises a pit camouflaging surface, and laminating said polymer layer onto a core layer, wherein said core layer comprises a surface roughness of at least 1.4 microns.
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