Method and apparatus for printing a color filter ink pattern
AssigneeCorning Incorporated
InventorsRonald E. Johnson, William E. Lock, Robert D. Shoup
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AssigneeCorning Incorporated
InventorsRonald E. Johnson, William E. Lock, Robert D. Shoup
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A method and apparatus for printing a multi-color ink pattern on a substrate surface which comprises arranging a series of patterned surfaces with each patterned surface having a pattern that is unique to one of the colors and that corresponds to the pattern of that color in the multi-color pattern, supplying to each patterned surface a radiation-curable ink formulation, having an appropriate colorant to form an ink pattern thereon, transferring individually the color pattern from each patterned surface to a collector roll, increasing the cohesiveness of the ink sufficiently to permit complete transfer of the pattern, forming a composite of the color patterns on a collector roll, and transferring the composite pattern in its entirety to the substrate surface.
A method of printing a multi-color ink pattern on a substrate surface which comprises the steps of arranging a series of surfaces in which each surface has a pattern that is unique to one of the colors in the multi-color pattern, supplying to each patterned surface a radiation-curable ink formulation having an appropriate colorant to form an ink pattern thereon, transferring individually the colored ink pattern from each patterned surface to a collector roll, forming a composite of the color patterns on the collector roll, increasing the cohesiveness of the ink sufficiently, while the ink pattern is on the collector roll, to permit complete transfer of the pattern directly to the substrate surface, and transferring the composite pattern in its entirety to the substrate surface.
A apparatus for printing a multi-color ink pattern on the surface of a substrate comprising;
A method of printing a multi-color ink pattern on a substrate surface comprising:
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