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<p>the copier market. The breakthrough was the development of a paper superior to the former light-sensitive coated blueprint paper that had short shelf lives.<br/>
*1927: Louis van der Grinten invents an ammonia-free, <a href="page.php?w=diazo">diazo</a>-copying process for technical drawings. In contrast to the earlier paper, the new paper had no so-called <a href="page.php?w=Azo_compound">azo components</a>. To emphasize this user-friendly aspect compared with the competitors, Van der Grinten called the paper O.C. (Ohne Componente).<br/>
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