Heat transfer sheet and base sheet therefor
AssigneeLintec Corporation
InventorKousaku Nagashima
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Abstract
A base sheet and a heat transfer sheet are herein provided and make it possible to cut out any arbitrary figure or design from the heat transfer sheet having a thin heat transferable layer with an automatic cutting machine. The base sheet has a first support member and a second support member peelably integrated with the first support member, while the heat transfer sheet has the foregoing base sheet and the transferable layer formed on the second support member of the base sheet optionally through a releasing layer.
Claims16
A base sheet for a heat transfer sheet, comprising:
- a support member having heat resistance sufficient for heat which is applied to the base sheet during a heat transfer operation, said support member for supporting a thermally transferable layer comprising
- a first support member, and
- a second support member being peelably integrated with said first support member.
A heat transfer sheet, comprising:
- a base sheet including:
- a first support member and
- a second support member peelable integrated with said first support member on a first surface of said second support member,
- a first releasing layer formed on a second surface of said second support member, and
- a thermally transferable layer having thermal adhesive properties, said thermally transferable layer peelably provided on said first releasing layer of said base sheet.
A heat transfer sheet, comprising:
- a base sheet including:
- a first support member and
- a second support member peelable integrated with said first support member on a first surface of said second support member,
- a barrier layer member formed on a second surface of said second support member, and
- a thermally transferable layer formed on said barrier layer, said thermally transferable layer including an ink having a coloring agent which is capable of being thermally sublimated,
- wherein said barrier layer is a protective layer for preventing the ink from sublimation on the second surface of said second support member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.