Impact of Coating Adhesive on Printability of Inkjet Paper

Yan Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.538-541.222

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Impact of Coating Adhesive on Printability of Inkjet Paper

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Paper plays an important role in determining image quality in inkjet printing. For high print quality, halftone dots should have minimal dot gain and sharp, circular edges, the receiving surface must have a line, high-porosity structure and be hydrophilic. Paper structure and surface chemistry requirements for good inkjet print quality are so unconventional that new paper grades for inkjet printing should be specially designed. This paper discuses the impact of coating adhesive on printability of inkjet paper.

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