Pitted roll for an offset litho printing press

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Puller or pusher means – contained force multiplying operator

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291214, 291215, 291216, 291218, 291211, 29132, 101141, 101153, 101348, B41F 146

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ABSTRACT:
A pitted roll for an offset litho press inking unit, more especially as part of a short inking unit, has a dual coating layer of which the inner layer is formed of a material such as copper comprising the application of a high affinity for ink and the outer layer is formed of ceramic material to give lands wiped by a doctor, preferably set at a negative angle, around the pits. A high wear resistance and a high accuracy may be achieved if the plain base member of the roll is coated with copper or the like and then with ceramic material, after which engraving takes place to penetrate the ceramic layer right into the copper or the material with an affinity for ink.

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