Holding and tensioning system for a cover layer on a printing ma

Printing – Flexible-sheet-securing devices

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101378, B41F 1312, B41F 2700, B41F 722

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ABSTRACT:
To permit uniformly tensioning a holding strip (11) in which end portions (22, 23) of a cover layer such as a rubber blanket (24) can be inserted, the strip (11) is coupled to a plurality of rods (9) extending radially inwardly, and uniformly distributed over the axial length of the strip (11), the rods (9) being coupled to respective pistons (5) slidable in cylinder bores (4) worked in the bottom of the groove (2). Hydraulic or pneumatic pressure can be applied to one face of the piston, the opposite face of the piston being loaded by a spring (17). Thus, since the pressure being applied to all the pistons will be uniform, tensioning pressure (FIG. 2) will be uniform, or raising pressure (FIG. 3) will be uniform. Rather than using fluid pressure, other non-mechanical energy, such as electrical energy, can be used to raise the strip (11) by electromagnetic coupling of solenoids to the rods (9).

REFERENCES:
patent: 1927728 (1933-09-01), Wolff
patent: 3230883 (1966-01-01), Achinger et al.

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