Correction sheet and correction method
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTsuguhiro Fukuda, Hiroshi Sato, Kazuhiro Nakajima
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTsuguhiro Fukuda, Hiroshi Sato, Kazuhiro Nakajima
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An erroneously recorded image among recorded images on a recording medium is corrected by a correction sheet comprising an adhesive layer on a support. The adhesive layer is heated to develop an adhesive force and caused to adhere to the error image and peel the error image when the correction sheet is separated from the recording medium. The adhesive layer comprises a laminate structure including a separation prevention layer and an upper layer, and the separation prevention layer is in charge of cohesion strength, intimate adhesion to support and flexibility under heating of the adhesive layer. Because of the laminate adhesive layer structure, the correction sheet allows for adequate correction of an error image even on a recording medium with poor surface smoothness without causing correction failure, such as reverse transfer.
A correction sheet comprising an adhesive layer disposed on a support so that the adhesive layer develops an adhesive force on heating sufficient to adhere onto an erroneously recorded image on a recording medium and upon peeling to remove the erroneously recorded image from the recording medium;
In a correction method for correcting a recorded image on a recording medium formed by superposing a transfer ink sheet on the recording medium, heating the transfer ink sheet in a pattern with a thermal head and separating the transfer ink sheet from the recording medium to leave recorded ink images on the recording medium wherein a correction sheet having an adhesive layer on a support is heated sufficiently with the thermal head, caused to adhere to an erroneously recorded image among the ink images on the recording medium and then separated from the recording medium to peel the erroneously recorded image from the recording medium;
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