Eastman-Kodak Company

Irvin H Crawford

Ronald A Wellman

Doyle O Etter

A photograpic element having a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer for mounting of the element as desired, is protected by an ethylene polymer layer having a defined melt index and applied thereto by extrusion, with or without included antioxidant, at temperatures above 450.degree. F. As a consequence of the defined extrusion conditions, the protective ethylene polymer layer can be applied to form the element at high line speeds, and, when subsequently desired, peeled from the adhesive layer to which it is adhered by a force not exceeding 400 grams as defined. Ethylene polymers that are employed include polyethylene, and copolymers of ethylene with other monomers.

Polymeric films peelably adhered to a pressure-sensitive adhesive

Images are recorded on ultraviolet-light sensitive recording materials employing photographic intermediates which function optically to reflect visible light and transmit ultraviolet light. To give the intermediates the desired optical function, a polyolefin compounded with certain white pigments is included as a sublayer between the paper support sheet and photosensitive layer.

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Hamlin, NY, United States of America

Irvin H Crawford