Printing – Rolling contact machines – Rotary
Patent
1991-04-23
1993-01-26
Crowder, Clifford D.
Printing
Rolling contact machines
Rotary
92 134, 92 136, 92 138, 100170, 101247, B41F 704, F15B 1500
Patent
active
051814684
ABSTRACT:
A device for controlling the operating pressure between the two rotary cylinders in a machine used for processing layers such as webs, ink films, or the like for instance on an offset printing machine. The device includes a pneumatic jack having an outlet rod of a piston thereof which acts to position each bearing supporting an end of a central shaft of a cylinder. When a chamber of the jack is subjected to pressure, the rod acts against the shift of the bearing in a direction which causes an increase of the distance between the two cylinders. A fixed, though adjustable, arresting piece acts against a shift of the bearing in a direction which would cause a reduction of the distance between the cylinders.
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Bobst SA
Crowder Clifford D.
Funk Stephen R.
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