Carbonless copy paper coating containing microencapsulated load bearers
AssigneeThe Standard Register Company
InventorMichael E. A. Seitz
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Abstract
Microencapsulated load bearers to prevent the premature rupture of dye precursor-containing microcapsules are formed concurrently in the same microencapsulation process in which oil/dye precursor-containing microcapsules are formed by emulsifying an oily mixture, containing therein a dye-precursor solution and non-rupturable core particles, as droplets into an aqueous solution. The core particle and oil/dye precursor droplets are then microencapsulated to form a binary microcapsule mixture consisting of microencapsulated load bearers and oil/dye precursor-containing microcapsules, respectively. This binary microcapsule mixture in an appropriate solvent vehicle may be used as a coating for the preparation of carbonless copy paper.
Claims14
A coating for carbonless copy paper comprising a mixture of
- (a) pressure-rupturable, dye precursor-containing microcapsules,
- (b) microencapsulated load bearers having a non-rupturable core particle surrounded by a microencapsulated wall, and
- (c) a solvent vehicle.
A carbonless copy paper sheet comprising a support and a layer of coating on said support, said coating comprising a mixture of pressure-rupturable dye precursor-containing microencapsules and microencapsulated load bearers having a non-rupturable core particle surrounded by a microencapsulated wall.
The carbonless copy paper sheet of claim 11 wherein said core particle is wax.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.