Method for splicing and coating webs as well as a web obtained with such methods
AssigneeFujifilm Manufacturing Europe B.V.
InventorsAnton van der Pluym, Fuyuhiko Mori, Gerard van Oosterbaan, Tinus van Riel
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AssigneeFujifilm Manufacturing Europe B.V.
InventorsAnton van der Pluym, Fuyuhiko Mori, Gerard van Oosterbaan, Tinus van Riel
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The present invention relates to a method for splicing successive rolls of webmaterial to one endless web, in such way that during subsequent coating of the web, coating defects near the splices are reduced, preferably prevented. To that end at least part of the trailing edge of the splicing tape used to splice the succeeding webs, is left free of adhesive. Because of this, air, which during said coating process gets entrapped behind the splice, between the coating layer and the web, can dissipate between the adhesive-free tape edge and the underlying web surface, thus reducing or preventing the formation of air bubbles and subsequent coating defects. The possible reoccurrence of discontinuity coating defects at very high coating speeds can be reduced or prevented by subjecting the surface of the web to be coated to an electrostatic charge before applying the coating.
A method for forming a coated continuous web, comprising the steps of:
A method for applying a continuous coating to a series of successive webs of photographic substrata, comprising the following steps:
A web comprising at least one splicing joint including a first web connected to a second web by a splicing tape, which splicing tape is completely adhered to the first web and partly adhered to the second web in that the splicing tape has a trailing edge contacting the second web free of adhesive, wherein the continuous web is coated with at least one coating layer.
A web of photographic substrata comprising at least one splicing joint including a first web of photographic substrata connected to a second web of photographic substrata by a splicing tape, which splicing tape is completely adhered to the first web of photographic substrata and partly adhered to the second web of photographic substrata in that the splicing tape has a trailing edge contacting the second web of photographic substrata free of adhesive.
A method for forming a coated continuous web, comprising the steps of:
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