Printing plate mounting system and a printing plate composite ut

Printing – Flexible-sheet-securing devices

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101378, B41F 2700

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050884085

ABSTRACT:
This invention provides an apparatus for positioning and securing a printing plate to a printing plate cylinder. Such apparatus includes a sheet member having a bottom surface portion engageable with a working surface of such printing plate cylinder and an axially opposed upper surface portion. A plurality of apertures are formed through the sheet member across a width dimension and adjacent one edge thereof. A generally rigid reinforcing member is provided for each aperture thereby providing a requisite amount of reinforcement for the sheet member. A substantially J-shaped hook-like member is secured to the axially opposed upper surface portion of the sheet member for engagement with another member carrying a printing plate.

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Rogers Corporation News Release Introduction to Flexo Folder-Gluers, p. 161.

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