Publication: Aproximación a las posibilidades técnicas de los papeles sintéticos de nueva generación
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2019-06-20
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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La mayoría de los papeles sintéticos están fabricados con resinas sintéticas a base de aceite (plásticos). Como resultado, los papeles sintéticos poseen características parecidas a las de la película de plástico, pero en apariencia son casi indistinguibles del papel tradicional. Los papeles sintéticos superan al papel normal en términos de resistencia a la humedad (casi ningún deterioro estructural o deformación cuando está mojado) y durabilidad (resistencia al desgarro). Además, son extremadamente resistentes a químicos y aceites, por lo que tienen una gran capacidad de conservación en el tiempo sin sufrir alteraciones. Actualmente, los papeles sintéticos están en pleno desarrollo y se usan principalmente para impresiones que vayan a estar sometidas a un gran desgaste, como carteles para exteriores, mapas o etiquetas, entre otras aplicaciones. Sin embargo, es un material muy atractivo que se puede adaptar perfectamente como soporte para la actividad artística...
Most synthetic papers are made from oil based synthetic resins (plastics). As a result, synthetic papers have characteristics similar to those of plastic films, but in appearance are almost indistinguishable from traditional paper. Synthetic paper surpasses normal paper in terms of water resistance (almost no structural damage or deformation when wet) and durability (tear resistance). It is also extremely resistant to chemicals and oils, with great conservation capacity, keeping itself unaltered in time. Currently synthetic paper is under development, and is mostly used for prints that will be subjected to heavy wear, such as outdoor posters, maps or labels. However, it is a very attractive material that can be perfectly adapted as media for artistic activity...
Most synthetic papers are made from oil based synthetic resins (plastics). As a result, synthetic papers have characteristics similar to those of plastic films, but in appearance are almost indistinguishable from traditional paper. Synthetic paper surpasses normal paper in terms of water resistance (almost no structural damage or deformation when wet) and durability (tear resistance). It is also extremely resistant to chemicals and oils, with great conservation capacity, keeping itself unaltered in time. Currently synthetic paper is under development, and is mostly used for prints that will be subjected to heavy wear, such as outdoor posters, maps or labels. However, it is a very attractive material that can be perfectly adapted as media for artistic activity...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Bellas Artes, leída el 3-12-2018