Agfa-gevaert Ag

Rudolf Meyer

Wolfgang Himmelmann

Erwin Ranz

Klaus Hoffmann

Hans J Rosenkranz

Hans Langen

Gunter Sackmann

Hans Ohlschlager

Lothar Rosenhahn

Johannes Sobel

Werner Krafft

Fritz Nittel

Gunther Koepke

Wolfgang Sauerteig

Roland Hourticolon

Willibald Pelz

Helmuth Hertz

Kurt-Rainer Stahlke

The photographic silver halide recording material contains particles of a hydroxyalkyl-alkyl cellulose dicarboxylic acid semiester having a particle size of from 0.5 to 8 .mu.m and a particle size distribution of up to .+-.2 .mu.m dispersed in a hydrophilic colloid in at least one of its outermost layers.

Photographic silver halide recording material with cellulose

The recording material contains in an outer layer pre-formed polymer particles, the particle size of which is less than 10 .mu.m and which have a particle size distribution of .+-.1 .mu.m, which are soluble in alkaline medium and are dispersed in a hydrophilic colloid, and which are a graft copolymer of methacrylic acid and methyl-methacrylate on the graft base of an .alpha.-olefin- or styrene-maleic acid semiamide-copolymer.

Photographic silver halide recording material with graft copolymer

A photographic material is processed with a processing liquid by establishing a surface contact between the uppermost layer of the material and a flat porous spreading element impregnated with a low viscosity processing liquid. The impregnation is brought about by providing during or prior to processing for a contact between the spreading element in at least parts thereof with the liquid content of a container for the processing liquid. The spreading element may be flexible or rigid and may consist of woven or knitted fabrics, non-woven webs of endless filaments or staple fibres, non-woven webs of paper fibres, porous plastic foils or porous metal layers.

Method of processing a photographic material using a processing liquid

The electrical conductivity of the surface of eloxated aluminium rollers in the pores of the eloxation layer a metal is deposited which has little or no tendency to corrosion.

Anodized aluminium rollers with improved electrical conductivity and a

The invention relates to an apparatus and a method for producing a plurality of liquid threads and droplets in order to record information on a moving data carrier, whereby a film of liquid is produced on an inclined cascade outlet face, the film is broken up into liquid threads, the liquid threads are broken up into droplets which fall vertically downwards in free fall and the droplets which are unwanted for information are separated and fed to a collector.

Apparatus and a method for recording information

In a process for hardening gelatine containing photographic layers, in particular multilayered photographic films, using conventional hardeners and quick acting hardeners, the surface of a layer which contains gelatine and complex forming organic or inorganic salts is exposed to the action of an aqueous solution containing a wetting agent and a quick acting hardener, the quantity of water applied with the solution being calculated so that the layer or multilayered film undergoes swelling to a certain extend, and the degree of swelling is maintained for a period from 10 to 200 seconds, whereupon the layer or multilayered film is dried at a temperature below 30.degree. C.

Process for hardening photographic layers containing gelatine

Non-aqueous inks having an electric conductivity of at least 10.sup.-4 Ohm.sup.-1 cm.sup.-1, a viscosity of at most 5 cP at 20.degree. C. and in which the liquid medium consists completely or predominantly of one or more solvents having each an evaporation index of less than 11 are most useful for the ink-jet recording process in which a jet of ink is ejected from a nozzle by application of pressure and after its breaking up into droplets is modulated according to the information to be recorded. Such inks are particularly useful for writing on non-absorbent surfaces.

Ink for the ink jet process

A storage medium for optical data recording comprises a dye-forming combination which on exposure to light within a first range of wavelengths reacts irreversibly to form a dye, but is substantially insensitive to light within a second range of wavelengths which is capable of energizing the dye to produce luminescence. The dye-forming combination consists of a heterocyclic compound of the formula I and of a cyclic dihalodicarbonyl compound of the formula II ##STR1## The symbols are defined in the specification. An example of formula I is benzofuran and an example of formula II is dibromomaleic anhydride.

Light-sensitive material containing a dye-forming combination of a

An ink jet device for recording colored images comprises a plurality of nozzles for producing differently colored ink jets which are directed on to a common point in the plane of a recording support; a control electrode, an extraction system for removing the ink deflected and hence not used for recording and an aperture diaphragm being associated with each of the nozzles; the control electrodes, extraction systems and diaphragms being combined into a block; the control electrodes being electrically insulated with respect to each other and with respect to earth and the nozzles being at electrical earth potential.

Ink recorder for the jet-ink-process

A photographic silver halide material with at least one halide emulsion layer and at least one substance in heterogeneous contribution emulsified in oilformer compounds and a process of preparing the said photographic silver halide materials. The substances are introduced into photographic emulsions prior to coating by way of adding a hydrophilic phase containing in emulsified form the substances which are emulsified in the hydrophilic phase in form of a solution containing at least one substantially diffusion-resistant, substantially water-insoluble, substantially non-coupling dispersible .beta.-diketo compound with at least 9 carbon atoms, .beta.-keto carboxylic acid ester, .beta.-keto carboxylic acid amide, cyanoacetyl compound or .beta.-dicarboxylic acid ester with at least 13 carbon atoms as oilformer. The photographic material shows advantageous results i.a. with respect of stability of the emulsified substances in the layers and excellent sensitometric results.

Incorporation process

Apparatus for depositing liquid droplets in a printing operation employs a member having a receiving surface and being moved at a speed high enough to cause the generation of a gaseous boundary layer along the receiving surface. The stream of droplets is projected at right angles to the rapidly moving receiving surface and a stationary intercepting device is provided to remove, deflect or slow down the boundary layer upstream of the locus where the droplets impinge upon the receiving surface. If the receiving surface is provided on a cylindrical member, the intercepting means may comprise a stationary cylinder surrounding the receiving surface with a clearance of 0.5-2 millimeters. Regardless of the configuration of the receiving surface, the intercepting means may employ one or more stationary deflecting blades or one or more suction nozzles having orifices closely adjacent to the receiving surface immediately upstream of the locus of impingement of droplets.

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Leverkusen, Germany

Rudolf Meyer