Mounting tissue
A thin paper coated with adhesive on both sides for permanently adhering a photograph to a support. The adhesive is softened by heat and hardens when it cools.
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Mounting tissue
Also called mounting tissue. A thin paper coated with adhesive on both sides for permanently adhering a photograph to a support. The adhesive is softened by heat and hardens when it cools.
With a dry-mounting press, heat is used to fuse a mounting tissue between the print and the mounting surface. A dry-mount press is designed to provide uniform pressure and heat. Even pressure is an important aspect of good, dry mounting.
Set the photo with mounting tissue attached where you want it to be on the mounting board.
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Place a sheet of blotter paper on top the photo.
-Tacking iron - heated tool used to stick part of the dry-mounting tissue to a print and its mounting board.
-Tanks - containers for holding chemical solutions for processing films and plates.
-Shellac - natural resin with a low melting point. It is mainly used on dry mounting tissue.
-Shutter - mechanical system used to control the time that light is allowed to act on the sensitive emulsion.
 See also: Mount, Photograph, Print, Coated, Image
  
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