Dynic Corporation

Toshiyuki Nishijima

Norio Umezu

Sakio Ikeda

Sampei Kobayashi

Noboru Tsukahara

Shinichi Fukui

Sadao Nakano

A nonwoven fabric, particularly composed by long-stock synthetic resin yarns such as polyethylene and polypropylene is provided at one or both surfaces thereof with an ink-setting layer formed by coating, drying and curing a resin composition containing some of acrylic resins, synthetic rubbers and polyester resins. The ink-setting layer is excellent in the transfer property and fixing ability to an oil ink which is ordinarily used for offset printing, and prevents the nonwoven fabric from being swelled or transformed by a petroleum high-boiling-point solvent contained in the oil ink. Preferably, a low-temperature cross-linking agent is incorporated with the resin composition of the ink-setting layer so as to complete cross-linking of the resin composition at a low temperature at which heat shrinkage or heat damage of the nonwoven fabric will not be caused, in a shortened period of time. Moreover, when 10 to 40% by weight of non-calcined clay, 1 to 15% by weight of titanium dioxide and 1 to 10% by weight of calcium carbonate or calcined clay are incorporated as fillers in the resin composition of the ink-setting layer, the ink-setting layer has improved absorbability, drying ability and fixing ability to a printing ink. A preferable construction of the nonwoven fabric has a first layer containing the low-temperature cross-linking agent and a second layer containing the specific filler ingredients.

Nonwoven fabrics for printing

A device for a cigarette comprises many plate units with a cigarette holding hole that are connected with each other detachably. Inserting a cigarette into the hole of the device when lit and not puffed, side smoke stream from the burning point of the cigarette can be decreased so as not to affect the health of non-smoker persons.

Device for decreasing side stream smoke of tobacco products

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Saitama, Japan

Toshiyuki Nishijima