Printing – Rolling contact machines – Rotary
Patent
1983-03-02
1985-03-12
Crowder, Clifford D.
Printing
Rolling contact machines
Rotary
101352, 101216, B41F 1336
Patent
active
045037710
ABSTRACT:
For the rapid simultaneous engagement, disengagement and adjustment of all the applicator rollers at the plate cylinder of a printing machine, cam discs are mounted on the journals independently of the plate cylinder bearing. In an offset printing machine, the inking and damping rollers are each associated with their own cam discs. The cam discs are pivotable by means of drives, about the journals, with respect to adjustable stops for the engagement positions and end stops for the disengaged positions of the applicator rollers. The applicator rollers are mounted on rocker arms with respect to the stationary axis of the distributors preceding the applicator rollers and are adjustable with respect to the plate cylinder through the agency of adjustment means which co-operate with the cam discs. Adjustment of the applicator rollers during operation is effected by way of the cam discs which, in addition to the disengagement lobes, have cam zones for the roller engagement and adjustment.
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Herzel Joachim
Mitze Rudolf
Ortner Robert
Simeth Claus
Crowder Clifford D.
M.A.N. - Roland Druckmaschinen Aktiengesellschaft
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