Device for controlling wetting behavior of metal surfaces by app

Printing – Planographic – Rotary machines

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101148, 1014501, 1014161, 204218, 204224R, 205117, 205127, 205151, B41F 720, B41F 724

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for controlling the wetting behavior of the surface of a cylinder formed of passivatable metal. A wetting device is used to apply an electrolyte to the surface of the metal cylinder. A direct current source is connected between the wetting device and the cylinder and a control device is used to control the voltage necessary for passivating the surface of the cylinder as a function of the pH value of the electrolyte and the type of metal forming the surface of the cylinder. The oleophilic or oleophobic characteristics of the cylinder are thus controlled.

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