System for introducing a substrate into a nip
AssigneeLumet Technologies Ltd.
InventorsBenzion Landa, Jitschak Sanders, Yosef Shachak, Ofir Neger
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AssigneeLumet Technologies Ltd.
InventorsBenzion Landa, Jitschak Sanders, Yosef Shachak, Ofir Neger
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A system is disclosed for transferring a substance pattern to a substrate. The system comprises a web carrying the substance pattern, a web drive mechanism for driving the web through a nip between a roller and an opposing surface, and a transport mechanism for advancing a substrate having parallel side edges towards the nip, for the substrate to be gripped in the nip and frictionally driven through the nip at the same time as, and with the same speed as, the web, the web being pressed against a surface of the substrate during passage through the nip to cause the substance pattern to transfer from the web to the substrate. The lateral abutments located on opposite sides of the substrate are movable towards and away one another and resiliently biased to grip it, the abutments serving to align the substrate with the web and to advance it towards the nip.
A system for transferring a substance pattern to a substrate, the system comprising a web carrying the substance pattern, a web drive mechanism for driving the web through a nip between a roller and an opposing surface, and a transport mechanism for advancing in an X-direction a substrate having parallel side edges towards the nip, for the substrate to be gripped in the nip and frictionally driven through the nip at the same time as, and with the same speed as, the web, the web being pressed against a surface of the substrate during passage through the nip to cause the substance pattern to transfer from the web to the substrate;
A method of introducing a substrate having parallel opposite side edges into a nip defined between a pressure roller and an opposing surface through which the substrate is driven, in which method the substrate is advanced towards the nip in an X-direction by a transport mechanism having lateral abutments resiliently biased towards one another and gripping the opposite side edges of the substrate, the substrate being advanced towards the nip by a force applied by the lateral abutments and being released from engagement therewith upon detected or predicted engagement of a leading edge of the substrate into the nip.
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