Netcoat, TailorPap: tailor-made printing paper

Kirsi Kataja; Jukka Seppälä; Janne Laine; Jukka Knuutinen; Soili Peltonen; Pia Qvintus-Leino

Netcoat, TailorPap: tailor-made printing paper

Kirsi Kataja, Jukka Seppälä, Janne Laine, Jukka Knuutinen, Soili Peltonen, Pia Qvintus-Leino

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Abstract

The aim of the project was to tailor the surface of the paper by chemical treatment in order to control and adjust the absorption properties and surface chemistry of the paper. This would enable low and even absorption of printing ink. It was important to increase the know-how of interactions between paper surface and chemical compounds to reach the goal. The results proved that the paper surface chemistry is in key position in the absorption of most printing inks, and the chemistry of paper can be dramatically influenced with very small amount of proper polymer. (5 refs.)

Original language	English
Title of host publication	PulPaper 2007 Conference
Subtitle of host publication	Innovative and Sustainable Use of Forest Resources
Publisher	Finnish Paper Engineers’ Association
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 2007
MoE publication type	Not Eligible
Event	PulPaper 2007 Conference Innovative and Sustainable Use of Forest Resources - Helsinki, Finland Duration: 5 Jun 2007 → 7 Jun 2007

Conference

Conference	PulPaper 2007 Conference Innovative and Sustainable Use of Forest Resources
Country/Territory	Finland
City	Helsinki
Period	5/06/07 → 7/06/07

Keywords

Paper
Absorption
Ink
Printing
Project management
Surface chemistry

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Netcoat, TailorPap: tailor-made printing paper

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