Matrix engraving by electron beams

Electric heating – Metal heating – By arc

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346138, 90 13R, 219121LM, B23K 1500

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040717313

ABSTRACT:
The invention provides an improvement for an apparatus which produces engraved printing forms via an electron beam device which is located in a vacuum chamber having an open side facing a peripheral surface of a printing form cylinder and defining therewith an air gap, and an arrangement for effecting relative movement of the vacuum chamber and printing form cylinder while maintaining the air gap. The inventive improvement comprises an annular member having an outer circumferential surface of a diameter corresponding to the outer diameter of the printing form cylinder, and cooperating annular bevelled contact faces provided on respective axial ends of the annular member and printing form cylinder so that, when the contact faces are coaxial and urged into abutment with one another, the outer circumferential surface constitutes an extension of the peripheral surface of the printing form cylinder.

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patent: 3925607 (1975-12-01), Hauber

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