Printing – Rolling contact machines – Rotary
Patent
1988-11-10
1991-04-30
Crowder, Clifford D.
Printing
Rolling contact machines
Rotary
101232, 226143, 226195, 400618, B41F 1302, B65H 2012
Patent
active
050108166
ABSTRACT:
A printing press of a type that will operate with a continuous web has a device for taking up slack between the printing of each format. An electrically actuated sprocket drive is located at the opposite region for pulling the web forward from a blanket cylinder and press cylinder. A tube locates below the web in the input region. The tube has apertures and is connected to a continuous source of vacuum. The vacuum applies a force to cause the web to adhere to the tube. A web tightener will move the tube when pressure between the press and blanket cylinders releases. As the tube reaches the end of the web tightening position, the web tightener will expose a portion of the apertures to the atmosphere, bleeding off the vacuum.
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Bradley James E.
Crowder Clifford D.
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