Interleaf paper for photosensitive printing plate material
AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorTakayuki Usui
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Abstract
The interleaf paper for covering a photosensitive printing plate material which is coated with a water-soluble oxidization preventing layer, is characterized in that the interleaf paper has air permeability of between about 15 seconds and about 300 seconds. If the photosensitive printing plate material is covered with the interleaf paper, it is possible to release the interleaf paper in the automatic interleaf paper releasing apparatus and stabilize the sensitivity of the photosensitive printing plate material in a short period of time.
Claims5
Interleaf paper for a photosensitive printing plate material which is coated with a water-soluble oxidation preventing layer, wherein said interleaf paper has air permeability of between about 15 seconds and about 300 seconds to thereby absorb air and separate said interleaf paper from said photosensitive printing plate and stabilize the sensitivity of said photosensitive printing plate, wherein the air permeability of the interleaf paper is adjusted by applying a paper strength additive consisting essentially of starch,
- wherein said interleaf paper of which weight, density, flatness and moisture are about 38 g/m2, about 0.8 g/cm3, about 60 seconds and about 6.0%, respectively, is produced by beating bleached kraft pulp, dissolving the pulp in water to make a raw material mixture having a density of about 4%, adding about 0.4 wt % of a synthetic size agent to the raw material mixture, adding aluminum sulfate to the raw material mixture until pH of the raw material mixture reaches about 5.0, making paper from the raw material mixture, and applying about 3.0 wt % of the paper strength additive on the paper.
An interleaf paper-covered photosensitive printing plate, comprising (1) a photosensitive printing plate comprising a metal support having coated thereon, in order, a photopolymerizable mixture and a water-soluble oxidation preventing layer, and (2) an interleaf paper having an air permeability of between about 15 seconds and about 300 seconds to stabilize the sensitivity of said photosensitive printing plate, wherein the interleaf paper is present on the photosensitive printing plate, and wherein the air permeability of the interleaf paper is controlled by adding a starch,
- wherein said interleaf paper of which weight, density, flatness and moisture are about 38 g/m2, about 0.8 g/cm3, about 60 seconds and about 6.0%, respectively, is produced by beating bleached kraft pulp, dissolving the pulp in water to make a raw material mixture having a density of about 4%, adding about 0.4 wt % of a synthetic size agent to the raw material mixture, adding aluminum sulfate to the raw material mixture until pH of the raw material mixture reaches about 5.0, making paper from the raw material mixture, and applying about 3.0 wt % of the paper strength additive on the paper.
A method of stabilizing a sensitivity of a photosensitive printing plate, comprising the step of:
- covering a photosensitive printing plate comprising a metal support, a photosensitive resin mixture and a water-soluble oxidation prevention layer with an interleaf paper with an air permeability of between 15 seconds and 300 seconds to thereby quicken stabilization of said photosensitive printing plate,
- wherein said interleaf paper of which weight, density, flatness and moisture are about 38 g/m2, about 0.8 g/cm3, about 60 seconds and about 6.0%, respectively, is produced by beating bleached kraft pulp, dissolving the pulp in water to make a raw material mixture having a density of about 4%, adding about 0.4 wt % of a synthetic size agent to the raw material mixture, adding aluminum sulfate to the raw material mixture until pH of the raw material mixture reaches about 5.0, making paper from the raw material mixture, and applying about 3.0 wt % of paper strength additive consisting essentially of starch on the paper.
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