Printing – Inkers – Roller
Patent
1982-04-05
1984-02-21
Fisher, J. Reed
Printing
Inkers
Roller
101169, B41F 3104, B41F 3106
Patent
active
044322828
ABSTRACT:
A letterpress printing press is provided using an anilox form roller, to directly receive by gravity thereon, a viscous ink from an ink supply in ink fountain means that are positioned immediately above the form roller. The ink is of the type to be substantially immediately dried by being exposed to ultraviolet light. So as to control the amount of ink delivered from the anilox form roller to a printing plate, there is provided a doctor blade means located within the ink fountain means. The doctor blade means includes both a vertically slidable plate, whose vertical position is selectively controllable by means operatively associated with the plate and fountain, and a doctor blade that is cantilevered from the vertically slidable plate so as to have its relatively unsupported, and relatively flexible, free edge engage the surface of the anilox form roller to scrape excess ink from the form roller and restoring the removed ink to the ink supply in the ink fountain means.
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Apollo Label Company
Fisher J. Reed
Lettvin Norman
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