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Rotogravure printing

Besides prinfing and decoration, flexographic, gravure, and lifhographic plates as well as silk screens are used in resist chemistry, which is widely employed in the production of printed circuit boards. A resist is a material that will resist solvent attack. A negative resist is a material that, upon exposure to light cross-links, becomes less soluble in a solvent system that would [Pg.162]

Phosphate Rock Plants Ammonium Sulfate Manufacture Graphic Arts Industry Publication Rotogravure Printing... [Pg.2156]

Phosphate rock plants" Rotogravure printing Large appliance surface coating Meted coil surface coating Asphalt processing and roofing manufacture... [Pg.413]

This article contains a detailed summary of the experiments carried out by LCA Coates Lorilleux aimed at evaluating the sensorial perception thresholds of ethyl acetate (and other solvents) used in rotogravure printing of flexible packaging for food. The methodological approach applied in the present study can be deemed a valid tool of study for the organoleptic behaviour of solvents and/or volatile compounds other than ethyl acetate that may be present inflexible materials. 8 refs. [Pg.71]

Letterpress and Offset Letterpress (Dry Offset) Lithography Rotogravure Printing Rapid Prototyping UV Powder Coatings... [Pg.10]

Pelclova, D., Rossner, P. Pickova, J. (1990) Chromosome aberrations in rotogravure printing... [Pg.861]

Standards of Performance for the Graphic Arts Industry Publication Rotogravure Printing Standards of Performance for Pressure Sensitive Tape and Label Surface Coating Operations Standards of Performance for Industrial Surface Coating Large Appliances Standards of Performance for Metal Coil Surface Coating... [Pg.7]

Virtually all of the information regarding health effects in humans comes from studies of workers exposed to benzene-containing solvents and/or adhesives. Exposures to benzene occurred at rotogravure printing shops at shoe, rubber, and raincoat manufacturing plants and during chemical manufacturing processes. Case reports and cohort studies describe both acute and chronic health effects. The predominant route of exposure in these studies is inhalation. Dermal contact is also suspected as a possible route of exposure in these studies. [Pg.253]

Greenburg L, Mayers MR, Goldwater L, et al. 1939. Benzene (benzol) poisoning in the rotogravure printing industry in New York City. J Ind Hyg Toxicol 21 395-420. [Pg.385]

Jensen B., Olsen E. and Wolkoff P. (1995) Toluene in rotogravure printed brocures-High speed emission testing with the FLEC, and comparison with chamber exposure data. Proceedings of Healthy Buildings 95, Milan, Italy, Vol. 2, 965-970. [Pg.83]

Residual solvent in rotogravure-printed brochures has given rise to complaints from postal workers (Jensen et al., 1996b). The emission decay [SER (t)] of toluene was measured, e.g. using a photoionization detector (PID) in combination with a FLEC positioned on the front page of the brochures. These measurements correlated well with personal exposure measurements in a 41-m test chamber during simulated mail handling. [Pg.148]

A sector study performed in the rotogravure printing industry. [Pg.208]

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