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OwnerSami Haakana, Risto Vesantoinventors
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The invention relates to a method for using a polymer-coated paper or board as a printing substrate, to the printed product thus obtained and to the use of the coating. The invention relates to repeated use of the printing substrate, so that the printing ink is removed with a solvent from the surface that has been printed once, and the printing substrate thus cleaned is used for reprint. In accordance with the invention, the printing surface is formed of polysiloxane, to which polyester or styrene acrylate-based toners attach so as to be irremovable by mechanical means, yet removable by washing with a suitable solvent, such as acetone, for instance. A polysiloxane-coated paper or board is suitable especially for electro-photographic print with a dry toner, which can be fixed to the printing surface by fusion.
A method for using a polymer-coated paper or board as a printing substrate, characterised in that a substrate, whose polymeric printing surface is formed of polysiloxane, is repeatedly used by removing with a solvent the printing ink from the surface already once printed and by subsequently reprinting the surface that has been cleaned from printing ink.
A printed product, characterised in being formed of polysiloxane-coated paper or board, to whose printing surface the print formed of a polymer-based toner has attached so as to be removable with an organic solvent without damaging the surface.
Use of a polysiloxane coating formed on a fibrous substrate as a repeatedly used printing surface of electro-photographic prints, the surface being cleaned between prints with an organic solvent for removing the printing ink.
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