Photomechanical
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Photomechanical is a printing process that combines photographic and mechanical methods of printing. It involves taking a photographic copy of a printed design, which is then transferred to a printing plate that can be used to print copies of the design. Photomechanical printing is used to produce high-quality prints with little or no manual intervention.
... Normalizing the temperature dependence of the photomechanical response of the azo-LCN cantilevers by the Tg provides a master curve that can be used to tailor the photomechanical response. ...
... Normalizing the temperature dependence of the photomechanical response of the azo-LCN cantilevers by the Tg provides a master curve that can be used to tailor the photomechanical response. ...
... Ninnelt International GmbH reserves all rights including the rights of photomechanical reproduction, the duplication and distribution via special processes (e.g. data processing, data carriers, data networks). ...
... 1 photomechanical print : photochrom, color. ...
... A distinctive characteristic of the HILT® pulse is its ability to induce photomechanical-type effects. ...
... A distinctive characteristic of the HILT® pulse is its ability to induce photomechanical effects. ...
... Tambula GmbH reserves all rights including the rights of the photomechanical reproduction, the duplication and distribution via special processes (e. g. data processing, data carriers and data networks), also partly. ...
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... Photomechanical Effects and Laser Therapy Photomechanical effects are changes… ...
... It can also be used in any photomechanical technique where orthochromatic photosensitive films or emulsions are used. ...
... This transparent plastic performs the function of registration, assembly and even serves as a support for the creation of manual positives for screen printing, offset, photopolymer and other photomechanical techniques. ...
... The AVALDE Pico Focus Lens Array creates microscopic, photomechanical reactions in the epidermis that targets the dermis,leading to increased collagen and elastin in the skin. This breakthrough enables skin revitalisation with virtually no downtime – only with the AVALDE Pico laser. ...
... Third, we are able to deliver an intense non-thermal photomechanical energy by combining high peak power and ultra-short pulse durations. This allows the unwanted ink to begin to dissolve at varying skin depths without causing any skin damage to the surrounding area. ...
