Device for applying medium after termination of the printing ope

Coating apparatus – With printing

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118211, 118236, 118249, 118262, B05C 102, B05C 1110

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047066016

ABSTRACT:
In a printing machine, a medium applicator disposed downstream of printing units of the machine, in travel direction of a sheet which has been printed, the applicator having three rollers including a first roller for taking up medium from a supply container, a second roller for metering a quantity of the medium to be applied, and a third roller having the same diameter as that of cylinders of the printing units for transferring the medium, includes a rubber lining disposed on the third roller for directly applying the medium onto the printed sheet; the three rollers, during application of the medium, being in constant meshing engagement with a sheet-transferring cylinder; a device for uncoupling the three rollers from the sheet-transferring cylinder, and a separate motor for driving the three rollers when the rollers are uncoupled.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1720733 (1929-07-01), Joplin
patent: 1880070 (1932-09-01), Becker
patent: 3931791 (1976-01-01), Preuss et al.
patent: 4372244 (1983-02-01), Rebel

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