Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Sei Kawahara

Akira Takagi

Atsushi Kato

Yasuo Iwasaki

Takahito Miyoshi

Yasuo Nishikawa

Toshiyuki Ogura

Hideo Takeda

Hisamasa Abe

Yuji Shirakura

Mitsuhiro Ikeda

Shogo Isayama

Ken Hamamura

Matsutaroh Hirose

Mitsuhiro Goto

Tatsuo Shimizu

Teruo Yamashita

Toshiya Komai

Hirosi Nozawa

A support for a photographic printing paper comprising a substrate and a waterproof resin coating layers provided on the both sides of the substrate, wherein at least the waterproof resin-coating provided on the side of the substrate on which an emulsion for forming an image is coated comprises i) a lowermost waterproof resin coating layer contacting the substrate and ii) at least one upper coating layer containing a waterproof resin capable of melt-extruded at a temperature of from 170.degree. to 290.degree. C. and containing uniformly dispersed titanium dioxide, and a method for manufacturing the support by melt extrusion.

Support for a photographic printing paper and a manufacturing process

Disclosed is a photographic printing paper support comprising a waterproof substrate constituted of raw paper and polyolefin resin coats covering the both surfaces thereof, which further has on the back side of the substrate a backing layer containing at least (a) colloidal silica, (b) an aqueous dispersion of a styrene-acrylate copolymer prepared by the polymerization in the presence of a water-soluble high-molecular compound, (c) at least one substance selected from a group consisting of carboxyl or sulfo group-containing water-soluble high-molecular compounds, the metal salts thereof and hydrophilic organic high-molecular colloidal substances and (d) an aqueous dispersion of a polyolefin resin having a melting point below 100.degree.C.

Photographic printing paper support

A support for photographic printing paper comprising a water resistant support comprising a raw paper with a polyethylene resin coated on both sides thereof, and a back layer provided on the support, wherein the back layer comprises:

Support for photographic printing paper

A method of curtain coating that applies a free falling curtain of liquid coating composition onto a running support is disclosed. In the method, the sides of the support parallel to the running direction of the support are bent downwardly before the curtain is applied, and thus are not coated, and are subsequently unbent.

Coating method

When a laminate product is manufactured by extruding a thermoplastic resin on a substrate for coating, a space enclosed between a member for cooling the thermoplastic resin and a non-cooled thermoplastic resin film is kept within an atmosphere having a high permeability with respect to the thermoplastic resin film. Occurrence of craters in the laminated resin film is reduced.

Method of manufacturing laminate product

A filter exchange device in a molten resin passage in an extrusion molding machine, which includes at least one filter casing for airtightly enclosing a spare filter and having port means for exhausting air out of the filter casing and filling the interior thereof with a gas inactive to molten resin. Fish eyes contained in the molded product after filter exchange reduced in number.

Filter exchange device for an extrusion molding machine

In a method for continuously coating with a coating solution a plurality of running webs having discontinuous areas in the surface thereof, the improvement which comprises coarsening at least the surface of the web coated in the area of the web immediately following the discontinuous area of the web prior to the coating. The discontinuous areas in the surface can arise from the tape used to connect one web to another web or from projection in the surface of the web.

Method for coating running webs having projecting splices

A method for applying various coating liquids on the surface of a travelling web, such as plastic films, paper, metallic sheets, etc., with a discontinuity thereon, e.g., due to a connection of pieces of the web comprising preworking a web portion so that the web surface downstream of the discontinuity is coplanar to or higher than the maximum height of the discontinuity, whereby irregularities in coating of liquids are eliminated.

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Shizuoka, Japan

Sei Kawahara