Dynic Corporation

Kao Soap Company, Ltd.

Toru Orisaka

Tamio Ishiai

Noboru Fujita

Hidehiko Maki

Koichi Nishida

Yuukichi Miyokawa

Sadao Fujii

Yuichi Ueda

Tasaku Nishii

Akira Haneda

Jun Arikawa

Shoji Matsuda

This invention relates to a transparent plastic printing film suitable for offset printing or letterpress printing where an oil ink of the oxidative polymerization type is used. An ink-setting layer composed principally of a rubbery resin and/or styrene resin is provided on at least one side of a transparent plastic film, whereby the transparent plastic printing film permits lithographic offset or the like without losing the transparency of the film. Fine ruggedness may be formed on at least one side of the transparent plastic printing film. The transparent plastic printing film may also be subjected to an antistatic treatment. Sheet-fed printing making use of the above film does not develop blocking, tacking, scratch abrasion, etc. The above-described various properties have been improved further in a transparent plastic printing film provided with an ink-setting layer, which has been formed by coating a mixture of (i) a solution of the rubbery resin and/or styrene resin and (ii) a silica sol.

Transparent plastic printing film

A process for producing an artificial leather having excellent touch, appearance and full-hand similar to that of natural leather and having further excellent softness and surface strength, which comprises coating a composition comprising an urethane prepolymer, a combination of catalysts and a foam stabilizer and including a plurality of extremely fine cells (foams) of an inert gas, onto a release paper or a layer of a surface treating agent coated on a release paper in a specified thickness; subjecting the resultant to a steam treatment under a specified atmosphere; laminating a base sheet onto the coating layer under pressure; subjecting the laminated product to a heat treatment at a specified temperature, and then peeling off the release paper, and optionally further treating the product with a surface treating agent.

Process for producing artificial leather

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Toru Orisaka