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titleOfInvention Heat transfer printing coating film applied to metal products
abstract The utility model discloses a heat transfer printing coating film applied to metal products. The heat transfer printing coating film is formed by combining an anti-adhesive layer, a BOPET (Biaxially-Oriented Polyethylene Terephthalate) film, an organic silicon resin coating, an ultraviolet-cured resin coating, an ink layer and an adhesive layer, which are connected together in sequence, wherein the thickness of the BOPET film 2 is preferably 0.018-0.025mm; and the thickness of the ink layer after being subjected to gravure depth graving more than 45 microns is preferably not less than 0.015mm. The heat transfer printing coating film is stable in structure and efficient to prepare, fine patterns (as fine as 600dpi) can be printed on metal when the heat transfer printing coating film is combined with metal such as stainless steel, and furthermore, in-scale industrial production can be realized. The coatings on the heat transfer printing coating film are pressed and transferred on the surface of the metal in a heat transfer printing mode, the adhesive layer is adhered to the surface of the metal in a thermosetting mode, namely, in a high-temperature irreversible curing mode, and the curing firmness and the strength are greatly higher than those of ink or paint which is volatilized and dried on normal-temperature or low-temperature surfaces, so that the heat transfer printing coating film has irreplaceable advantages.
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