Layered security material and method of manufacturing such
AssigneesAhlstrom Kauttua Oy, A. Ahlstrom Corporation
InventorJens REMMER
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AssigneesAhlstrom Kauttua Oy, A. Ahlstrom Corporation
InventorJens REMMER
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The present invention relates to a layered material such as paper, cardboard, or nonwoven web having a printable surface for text or graphics, composed of a base web (1) and a luminescing coating layer containing identification agent sensitive to UV light or similar, a so-called identification layer (2). Applied on the base web (1), there is at least one identification layer (2) the surface profile of which conforms to the natural formation of the base web (1) and the surface profile of the other coating layers possibly disposed on top of the base web in such a way that the identification layer (2) is at the areas (21) corresponding to the ridges of the base layer (1) thinner than that at the areas (22) corresponding to the valleys of the base layer (1); and the identification layer (2) substantially and advantageously covering the entire underlying surface; and the identification layer (2) having due to the alterations in the thickness of the coating layer, non-continuous intensity when reacting to UV light or similar, causing a cloud-like appearance. The layered material may also contain other coating layers, such as a contrast layer (3) and/or depth layers (4, 5). The present invention also relates to a method of manufacturing such a layered material.
A method of manufacturing a layered web-like material, the web-like material comprising a base web (1), of for example paper, cardboard, or nonwoven and this web-like material containing identification agent reacting to UV light or the like, characterized in that at least one identification layer (2) is applied on the base web (1), the identification layer following the surface profile of the base web (1) and of the other coating layers possibly disposed on top of the base web in such a way that an identification layer (2) with an altering thickness is intentionally produced, for example, by means of blade coating, rod coating or coating transfer size press coating technique, whereby the coating layer at the areas of the identification layer (2) corresponding to the ridges of the base layer (1) is applied to be thinner than that at the areas corresponding to the valleys of the base layer (1), and the identification layer (2) advantageously covering the entire underlying surface of paper, cardboard, or nonwoven web, and the identification layer (2) being non-continuous in intensity, when reacting to UV light, due to the alterations in the thickness of the coating layer, causing a cloud-like appearance.
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