Daniel J Carlick from 10399 Sunset Bend Dr, Boca Raton, FL 33428, age 67

Photopolymerizable Compounds And Compositions Comprising The Product Of The Reaction Of A Monocarboxy-Substituted Benzophenone With A Resin
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US Patent:

40081389, Feb 15, 1977
Filed:

May 20, 1975
Appl. No.:

5/579088
Inventors:

George Rosen - Wayne NJ
Daniel J. Carlick - Livingston NJ
Ralph H. Reiter - Wayne NJ
Assignee:

Sun Chemical Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:

C08F 800
C08G 1900
US Classification:

20415914
Abstract:

Compounds containing a benzophenone or a substituted benzophenone moiety are (a) autophotopolymerizable, (b) photopolymerizable in compositions with another photoinitiator, and (c) photoinitiating in compositions with another photopolymerizable material.

Process For The Production Of Dispersions Of Polymers In Non-Aqueous Vehicles
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US Patent:

44698267, Sep 4, 1984
Filed:

Jun 2, 1983
Appl. No.:

6/500556
Inventors:

Daniel J. Carlick - Livingston NJ
Olgierd Wasilewski - Edison NJ
Assignee:

Sun Chemical Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:

C09D 1102
C09D 1108
C09D 1110
US Classification:

523339
Abstract:

Dispersions of polymer particles in non-aqueous vehicles are prepared by transferring the finely-divided polymer particles directly from an aqueous latex containing about 5 percent to 60 percent by weight of the polymer particles into the non-aqueous vehicle. The resulting dispersions can be used in the production of lithographic inks.

Process For Preparing Gravure Base Ink
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US Patent:

49901877, Feb 5, 1991
Filed:

Oct 10, 1989
Appl. No.:

7/419294
Inventors:

Chi K. Dien - Jamesburg NJ
Daniel J. Carlick - Livingston NJ
Assignee:

Sun Chemical Corporation - Fort Lee NJ
International Classification:

C09D 1102
US Classification:

106 30
Abstract:

Gravure base inks are prepared by flushing an aqueous pigment with a hydrocarbon solvent solution of a major amount of calcium resinate or magnesium resinate and a minor amount of zinc resinate in the presence of a C. sub. 8 -C. sub. 24 fatty acid amine or C. sub. 8 -C. sub. 24 fatty acid quaternary ammonium salt. The solvent to metal ratio is at least 40:60 and the pH is in the range of 4 to 10.

Process For Preparing Urethane Modified Resins And Resultant Composition
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US Patent:

46669841, May 19, 1987
Filed:

Dec 12, 1985
Appl. No.:

6/808168
Inventors:

Daniel J. Carlick - Livingston NJ
Edward G. Janusz - Wallington NJ
Albert A. Kveglis - Pine Brook NJ
Assignee:

Sun Chemical Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:

C08L 9300
US Classification:

525131
Abstract:

A urethane modified resin is prepared by reacting a resin containing carboxyl groups with an amine-alcohol to form a resin-amine salt, followed by reacting the resin-amine salt with a polyisocyanate.

Photopolymerizable Compounds And Compositions Comprising The Product Of The Reaction Of A Resin And A Polycarboxy-Substituted Benzophenone
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US Patent:

40282040, Jun 7, 1977
Filed:

May 12, 1975
Appl. No.:

5/576546
Inventors:

George Rosen - Wayne NJ
Daniel J. Carlick - Livingston NJ
Ralph H. Reiter - Wayne NJ
Assignee:

Sun Chemical Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:

C08F 800
C08G 1900
US Classification:

20415914
Abstract:

Compounds containing a benzophenone or a substituted benzophenone moiety are (a) autophotopolymerizable, (b) photopolymerizable in compositions with another photoinitiator, and (c) photoinitiating in compositions with another photopolymerizable material.

Low Rub Printing Ink
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US Patent:

51586061, Oct 27, 1992
Filed:

Mar 6, 1991
Appl. No.:

7/665384
Inventors:

Daniel J. Carlick - Livingston NJ
Robert W. Bassemir - Jamaica NY
Ramasamy Krishnan - Sewaren NJ
Richard R. Durand - Carlstadt NJ
Assignee:

Sun Chemical Corporation - Fort Lee NJ
International Classification:

C09D 1106
US Classification:

524145
Abstract:

A printing ink composition having a high degree of rub-off resistance comprising (a) a dispersion of a pigment in a vehicle containing a C. sub. 7 -C. sub. 40 oil and (b) a polymer latex emulsified in said dispersion. When employed for printing at high speeds, an anti-misting compound such as tridecyl acid phosphate, phosphoric acid, glycerol, or propylene carbonate is preferentially added to the ink composition. Where cost is not of paramount concern, a polytetrafluoroethylene wax is preferentially added to the ink composition.

Printing Inks Based On Poly(Amide-Ester) Resins
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US Patent:

43851665, May 24, 1983
Filed:

Nov 9, 1981
Appl. No.:

6/319641
Inventors:

Daniel J. Carlick - Livingston NJ
Arnold H. Gruben - Cedar Grove NJ
Shih-chung Chen - Verona NJ
Assignee:

Sun Chemical Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:

C08G 5906
US Classification:

5281113
Abstract:

Novel vehicles for printing inks are thermoplastic alcohol-soluble low molecular weight poly(amide-ester) resins that are prepared by a two-step process from a dimerized fatty acid, a polyamine, and a bisphenol A-epichlorohydrin epoxy resin.

Daniel J Carlick