Ink jet recording medium with lenticular lenses
Abstract
Disclosed is a recording medium with a lenticular lens for ink jet recording. The recording medium includes: a lenticular lens layer having a convex part surface, on which a plurality of semicylindrical or arcuate and elongated convexes are arranged in parallel, and a backside surface; and an ink absorptive layer provided on the backside surface of the lenticular lens layer. In the recording medium, an ink permeable layer for avoiding the stay of ink droplets on a recorded face after printing, or an adhesive layer for rendering the recording medium easily fixable to a wall, a mount and the like, or a temporarily applicable part is further provided.
Claims
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10 . A recording medium comprising at least:
a lenticular lens layer having a convex part surface and a backside surface, and an ink absorptive layer provided on the backside surface of the lenticular lens layer, wherein the ink absorptive layer comprises an ink absorptive component and a binder component.
11 . The recording medium according to claim 10 , on which an image is recorded by printing being performed from the ink absorptive layer side by an ink jet recording method.
12 . The recording medium according to claim 10 , wherein a plurality of semicylindrical or arcuate and elongated convexes are arranged in parallel on the convex part surface.
13 . The recording medium according to claim 10 , wherein the ink absorptive component comprises a water absorptive resin.
14 . The recording medium according to claim 13 , wherein the ink absorptive component further comprises water absorptive or particle adsorptive inorganic particles.
15 . A process for producing a recording medium comprising at least a lenticular lens layer having a convex part surface and a backside surface, and an ink absorptive layer provided on the backside surface of the lenticular lens layer, comprising the steps of:
coating a composition comprising an ink absorptive component, a binder component and a solvent on the backside surface of the lenticular lens layer to form a coating, and drying the coating to form an ink absorptive layer.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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