Monochrome and polychrome color proofs with low optical dot growth and a process and means for their preparation
作者： Mario Dr. Grossa , Ursula Annerose Dr. Kraska , Bernhard Dr. Metzger
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摘要: Monochrome and polychrome color proofs, for the graphic arts industry, having an image carrier containing two layers A B to control optical dot growth are described. Layer contains at least one polyolefin and, in a preferred embodiment, light-reflecting white pigment. binder, pigment between 50% 90% by weight relative B, light-absorbing process means preparing such monochrome proofs
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