Printing – Rolling contact machines – Rotary
Patent
1995-08-02
1996-09-17
Fisher, J. Reed
Printing
Rolling contact machines
Rotary
B41F 504, B41F 1302
Patent
active
055558054
ABSTRACT:
The printing unit has two cooperating cylinders (1, 4) which form the printing nip and which have printing saddles (2, 5) separated by cylinder pits (3, 6). The paper web (7) passing through the printing nip is transported in the pilgrim-step mode, in order to print formats adjoining one another. The two cylinders (1, 4) are angularly adjustable relative to one another, in respect of the position of their printing saddles (2, 5) cooperating in the printing nip, in a manner offset by the amount of a circumferential distance which is approximately equal to the difference between the circumferential length (S) of a printing saddle and the circumferential length (B) of a printing image. The impression zone is therefore only approximately as large as the printing image, and the impression-free zone available for retracting the paper web is correspondingly enlarged.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3548747 (1970-12-01), D'Amato
patent: 5109767 (1992-05-01), Nyfeler et al.
De La Rue Giori S.A.
Fisher J. Reed
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