US Patent 7371456 - Nanoparticle ink with charged particle protective layer
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This patent from Kimberly-Clark Worldwide teaches an improved textile ink more resistant to fading and bleeding than prior inks and based on nanoparticulate materials. Claim 1 reads:
1. An ink composition for a printing process comprising:
a nanoparticle having a size less than about 1,000 nanometers comprising a particle template having more than one colorant layer disposed upon the particle template;
a liquid vehicle; and
a protective layer disposed upon the colorant layer; wherein the protective layer is a charged polymer.
This patent from Kimberly-Clark Worldwide teaches an improved textile ink more resistant to fading and bleeding than prior inks and based on nanoparticulate materials. Claim 1 reads:
1. An ink composition for a printing process comprising:
a nanoparticle having a size less than about 1,000 nanometers comprising a particle template having more than one colorant layer disposed upon the particle template;
a liquid vehicle; and
a protective layer disposed upon the colorant layer; wherein the protective layer is a charged polymer.
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