Lithographic printing plate precursor
AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorsSatoshi Hoshi, Shingo Ishimaru, Keizo Ogawa, Kouichi Waki, Kiyotaka Fukino
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Abstract
A lithographic printing plate precursor which comprises a support having provided thereon a layer containing a light-to-heat converting agent as a lower layer and a hydrophilic photosensitive layer containing light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles which change to hydrophobic with the conversion of light to heat as an upper layer.
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A lithographic printing plate precursor which comprises a support having provided thereon a layer containing a light-to-heat converting agent as a lower layer and a hydrophilic photosensitive layer containing light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles having a particle size of 3 to 8 nm which change to hydrophobic with the conversion of light to heat as an upper layer wherein the metallic fine particles contained in the hydrophilic photosensitive layer are single or alloy metallic fine particles selected from the metallic elements belonging to group VIII or group I-B of the Periodic Table.
A lithographic printing plate precursor which comprises a support having provided thereon a layer containing a light-to-heat converting agent as a lower layer and a hydrophilic photosensitive layer containing light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles having a particle size of 3 to 8 nm which change to hydrophobic with the conversion of light to heat as an upper layer wherein an organic sulfur compound having at least one hydrophilic group and at least one metal-adsorbing group is adsorbed onto the surfaces of the metallic fine particles contained in the hydrophilic photosensitive layer.
A lithographic printing plate precursor which comprises a support having provided thereon a layer containing a light-to-heat converting agent as a lower layer and a hydrophilic photosensitive layer containing light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles having a particle size of 3 to 8 nm which change to hydrophobic with the conversion of light to heat and a hydrophobitization precursor having a hydrophilic surface as an upper layer wherein the metallic fine particles contained in the hydrophilic photosensitive layer are single or alloy metallic fine particles selected from the metallic elements belonging to group VIII or group I-B of the Periodic Table.
A lithographic printing plate precursor which comprises a support having provided thereon a layer containing a light-to-heat converting agent as a lower layer and a hydrophilic photosensitive layer containing light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles having a particle size of 3 to 8 nm which change to hydrophobic with the conversion of light to heat and a hydrophobitization precursor having a hydrophilic surface as an upper layer wherein an organic sulfur compound having at least one hydrophilic group and at least one metal-adsorbing group is adsorbed onto the surfaces of the metallic fine particles contained in the hydrophilic photosensitive layer.
A lithographic printing plate precursor which comprises a support having provided thereon a layer containing a light-to-heat converting agent as a lower layer and a hydrophilic photosensitive layer containing light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles having a particle size of 3 to 8 nm which change to hydrophobic with the conversion of light to heat as an upper layer wherein the light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles are heat-fused to form a hydrophobic metal thin film.
A lithographic printing plate precursor which comprises a support having provided thereon a layer containing a light-to-heat converting agent as a lower layer and a hydrophilic photosensitive layer containing light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles having a particle size of 3 to 8 nm which change to hydrophobic with the conversion of light to heat and a hydrophobitization precursor having a hydrophilic surface as an upper layer wherein the light-to-heat convertible metallic fine particles are heat-fused to form a hydrophobic metal thin film.
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