The effect of different modified multiwalled carbon nanotubes on tribological behaviors of poly(furfuryl alcohol) composite coatings

Men, Xue Hu; Zhang, Zhao Zhu; Yang, Jin; Wang, Kun; Jiang, Wei

doi:10.1002/app.32491

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“…In order to comprehensively evaluate the alcohol resistance and scratch resistance of the ink, a highperformance multifunctional alcohol eraser tester (Xin Li, China) was used. 35 Prepare a test tip by adding isopropanol and use a standard pencil as the test tip. Under controlled conditions, the surface of the label is repeatedly wiped with a specific weight.…”

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Preparation and properties of alcohol‐resistant thermal transfer printing inks for multifunctional label printing via physical blending of resins

Luo,

Chen,

Yang

et al. 2023

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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Due to the rise of the logistics industry and the widespread use of ink labels, problems such as the narrow operating temperature range of ink, poor alcohol resistance, and insufficient scratch resistance need to be solved urgently. In this work, creates alcohol‐resistant thermal transfer inks by mixing polypropylene chloride (VP‐365) and epoxidized hydrogenated bisphenol A (P) resin and incorporating them into the ink formulation. The synthetic ink has a lower glass transition temperature (118.2°C), allowing the ink to print at lower temperatures. It has small wetting angles (68°, 63°, 58°, 46°, and 40°) and a large adhesion force (10.44 – 14.4 N) for different labels. Further, to evaluate the printing performance of the ink, the ink was scratched under 1000 g pressure and in the environment of isopropyl alcohol to evaluate its printing performance. The produced ink has high scratch resistance (300 times) and good alcohol resistance (140 times). Moreover, the developed ink showed good printability, printing media versatility, high adhesion, and excellent alcohol resistance. The synthesis method is facile and cost‐effective, which paves a novel way towards high‐performance ink printing and thermal transfer technology industries.

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Preparation and properties of alcohol‐resistant thermal transfer printing inks for multifunctional label printing via physical blending of resins

Luo,

Chen,

Yang

et al. 2023

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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“…PFA has been utilized in diverse fields and applications such as the foundary industry, wood adhesives, as a precursor for nanoporous carbon, glass carbon, matrix for nanocomposites used as absorbents, separation membranes, and catalysts . More importantly, PFA is compatible with many other polymers and inorganic materials and upon pyrolyzing it produces a high carbon yield . However, intricacies such as brittleness of the furan resin limits their use in many applications.…”

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Renewable‐Resource‐Based Green Blends from Poly(furfuryl alcohol) Bioresin and Lignin

Deka

Mohanty

Misra

2013

Macro Materials & Eng

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Cover: Introducing adsorbents on pre-made macroporous hydrogel has been used to form a composite network for separation purposes. In this method, adsorbents are pumped through the gel and immobilized via covalent interactions on the pre-made gels. Efficient mass transfer and good flow-through properties can be expected from the monoliths, and immobilizing adsorbents on the surface of the network increases the total binding capacity towards both small and large target molecules. Further details can be found in the article by Solmaz Hajizadeh,* Bo Mattiasson, and Harald Kirsebom on page 631. 519 Protein-based thermoplastics resemble semi-crystalline polymers. Although denaturing of a protein's native structure is often called melting, this does not imply complete unfolding, as true melting would. Some secondary structures remain after denaturing, stay intact above the T g and affect transitions in the amorphous phase.

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Preparation of alcohol-resistant ink using polyester resin for thermal transfer ribbon

Yang,

Chen,

Luo

et al. 2023

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to prepare thermal transfer ribbons with good alcohol resistance. Design/methodology/approach A variety of alcohol-resistant thermal transfer inks were prepared using different polyester resins. The printing temperature, printing effect, adhesion and alcohol resistance of the inks on the label were studied to determine the feasibility of using the ink for manufacturing thermal transfer ribbons. The ink formulations were prepared by a simple and stable grinding technology, and then use mature coating technology to make the ink into a thermal transfer ribbon. Findings The results show that the thermal transfer ink has good scratch resistance, good alcohol resistance and low printing temperature when the three resins coexist. Notably, the performance of the ribbon produced by 500 mesh anilox roller was better than that of other meshes. Specifically, the ink on the matte silver polyethylene terephthalate (PET) label surface was wiped with a cotton cloth soaked in isopropyl alcohol under 500 g of pressure. After 50 wiping cycles, the ink remained intact. Originality/value The proposed method not only ensures good alcohol resistance but also has lower printing temperature and wider label applicability. Therefore, it can effectively reduce the loss of printhead and reduce production costs, because of the low printing temperature.

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The effect of different modified multiwalled carbon nanotubes on tribological behaviors of poly(furfuryl alcohol) composite coatings

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Preparation and properties of alcohol‐resistant thermal transfer printing inks for multifunctional label printing via physical blending of resins

Preparation and properties of alcohol‐resistant thermal transfer printing inks for multifunctional label printing via physical blending of resins

Renewable‐Resource‐Based Green Blends from Poly(furfuryl alcohol) Bioresin and Lignin

Preparation of alcohol-resistant ink using polyester resin for thermal transfer ribbon

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