This invention describes a special kind of paper or film designed for printing, especially with inkjet printers. It's made from a base layer, a pre-coat, and a top-coating. Both coating layers are mostly made of inorganic pigments, and the top-coating also includes specific amounts of binders and a precise blend of natural and synthetic rheology modifiers, with the natural modifiers making up 50% to 90% of that blend.
Why it matters: Inkjet printing technology has advanced significantly since 2014, with higher demands on media for faster speeds and finer detail. This specific pigment-heavy, rheology-controlled coating could offer improved performance for modern industrial inkjet systems, or its material costs may have become more favorable.
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