18581874. REGENERATION TREATMENT APPARATUS, WASHOUT PROCESSOR, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING PLATE simplified abstract (FUJIFILM Corporation)

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REGENERATION TREATMENT APPARATUS, WASHOUT PROCESSOR, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING PLATE

Organization Name

FUJIFILM Corporation

Inventor(s)

Seiji Tajima of Haibara-gun (JP)

Fumio Mogi of Haibara-gun (JP)

REGENERATION TREATMENT APPARATUS, WASHOUT PROCESSOR, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING PLATE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18581874 titled 'REGENERATION TREATMENT APPARATUS, WASHOUT PROCESSOR, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING PLATE

Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a regeneration treatment apparatus and washout processor for flexographic printing plates, allowing for easy removal of resin aggregates generated during the plate-making process.

  • The apparatus removes resin aggregates from used washing solutions containing non-exposed portions of flexographic printing plate precursors.
  • It utilizes a centrifuge to separate out the resin aggregates and an induction path for their removal.
  • Surfaces in contact with the resin aggregates have specific surface tension and friction coefficient properties for efficient cleaning.

Key Features and Innovation:

  • Efficient removal of resin aggregates from flexographic printing plate precursors.
  • Utilization of a centrifuge and induction path for separation and removal.
  • Specific surface properties for effective cleaning.

Potential Applications: The technology can be used in the manufacturing of flexographic printing plates in various industries such as packaging, labeling, and printing.

Problems Solved: The technology addresses the challenge of removing resin aggregates from flexographic printing plate precursors, ensuring clean and high-quality printing plates.

Benefits:

  • Improved cleanliness and quality of flexographic printing plates.
  • Enhanced efficiency in the plate-making process.
  • Reduction in waste and maintenance costs.

Commercial Applications: "Regeneration Treatment Apparatus for Flexographic Printing Plates: Market Implications and Commercial Uses"

Prior Art: Readers can explore prior art related to flexographic printing plate manufacturing processes, resin aggregate removal techniques, and regeneration treatment apparatuses.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay informed about the latest advancements in flexographic printing plate manufacturing processes and resin aggregate removal technologies.

Questions about Flexographic Printing Plate Regeneration Treatment: 1. How does the technology of resin aggregate removal benefit the flexographic printing industry? 2. What are the key components of the regeneration treatment apparatus for flexographic printing plates?


Original Abstract Submitted

There are provided a regeneration treatment apparatus, a washout processor, and a manufacturing method of a flexographic printing plate in which attachment of a resin aggregate generated as a non-exposed portion of an imagewise exposed flexographic printing plate precursor is removed through development using a washing solution can be suppressed and the resin aggregate can be easily cleaned off even in a case of being attached. The regeneration treatment apparatus removes, from a used washing solution containing the resin aggregate generated as the non-exposed portion of the imagewise exposed flexographic printing plate precursor having a photosensitive resin layer is removed through development using the washing solution of which a main component is water, the resin aggregate. The regeneration treatment apparatus has a centrifuge that has a rotating body for separating out the resin aggregate from the used washing solution and an induction path through which the resin aggregate from the centrifuge passes. A portion in contact with the resin aggregate has a critical surface tension of 31 mN/m or less and a dynamic friction coefficient of 0.2 or less.