Intermediate transfer recording medium and printed product
OwnerKozo Odamura, Takayuki Imai +1inventors
InventorsKozo Odamura, Takayuki Imai, Shinichi Yunoki
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OwnerKozo Odamura, Takayuki Imai +1inventors
InventorsKozo Odamura, Takayuki Imai, Shinichi Yunoki
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An intermediate transfer recording medium is such one wherein a transferable layer is peelably provided on a substrate, an image is formed on a receptor layer partially constituting the transferable layer by thermal transfer, and then the transferable layer is retransferred onto a transfer-receiving material. In the intermediate transfer recording medium of a first aspect, the peeling strength “a” of the image formed region and the peeling strength “b” of the image non-formed region, the regions being included in the transferable portion after the image is thermally transferred on the receptor layer, satisfies the following inequality (1): |a−b|≦b/2. In the intermediate transfer recording medium of a second aspect, the peeling strength of the transferable portion at the time of peeling it from the substrate is from 19.30442 to 96.52215 mN/cm (5 to 25 gf/inch), and the thickness of the transferable portion is 3 μm or less.
An intermediate transfer recording medium comprising at least a substrate and a transferable portion which is peelably provided on the substrate, the transferable portion having a multilayered structure comprising at least a receptor layer and a peelable layer which is interposed between the receptor layer and the substrate and which facilitates the release of the transferable portion from the substrate,
An intermediate transfer recording medium comprising at least a substrate and a transferable portion which is peelably provided on the substrate, the transferable portion having a multilayered structure comprising at least a receptor layer and a peelable layer which is interposed between the receptor layer and the substrate and which facilitates the release of the transferable portion from the substrate,
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