论文信息 - BROADBAND ADOPTION AT HOME IN THE UNITED STATES: GROWING BUT SLOWING

BROADBAND ADOPTION AT HOME IN THE UNITED STATES: GROWING BUT SLOWING

A synthetic-resin textile or foil web is printed according to a predetermined pattern with a paste comprising a monomer, prepolymer or polymer. The web is irradiated over its entire surface before printing and only those areas where there is printing paste form high-molecular associations (cross-links, polymerizations, coagulations) so as to pattern the surface of the workpiece. According to the type of associatively-reactable compound used in the printing paste the workpiece will be textured so as to appear sculptured or will be locally colored and textured.

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