Equipment for introduction of a strip of paper, cardboard or sim

Printing – Rolling contact machines – Rotary

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73 955, 101232, 226 25, 318 6, B41F 1354

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040045102

ABSTRACT:
In a printing machine, a device for introducing a continuous web of paper to the printing station, the device having apparatus to continually measure the coefficient of elasticity of the web and apparatus for developing a tension on the web as a function of the measured coefficient of elasticity. The web is fed against two tension measuring devices in conjunction with two traction rollers having slightly different radii from which the coefficient of elasticity can be calculated electronically.

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