Ink supply amount adjustment method and apparatus for printing press
AssigneeKomori Corporation
InventorMasahiro Hirano
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AssigneeKomori Corporation
InventorMasahiro Hirano
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An ink supply amount adjustment method for a printing press includes steps of measuring the density value of each density measurement patch printed in a range corresponding to each ink fountain key on a printed printing sheet, obtaining the opening ratio of each ink fountain key in preliminary ink feeding, based on the difference between the measured density value of a patch and a preset reference density value, and the current opening ratio of each ink fountain key or image data in the range corresponding to each ink fountain key, and performing the ink feed operation of an ink ductor roller while printing is suspended, after setting the opening ratio of each ink fountain key to the obtained opening ratio in preliminary ink feeding. An ink supply amount adjustment apparatus for a printing press is also disclosed.
An ink supply amount adjustment method for a printing press including an ink fountain which stores ink, a plurality of ink fountain keys opening ratios of which are adjustable, an ink fountain roller supplied with the ink from the ink fountain through a gap between the ink fountain roller and the ink fountain keys, and an ink ductor roller which further supplies the ink, supplied to the ink fountain roller, to a printing plate by an ink feed operation, comprising the steps of:
An ink supply amount adjustment apparatus for a printing press including an ink fountain which stores ink, a plurality of ink fountain keys opening ratios of which are adjustable, an ink fountain roller supplied with the ink from the ink fountain through a gap between the ink fountain roller and the ink fountain keys, and an ink ductor roller which further supplies the ink, supplied to the ink fountain roller, to a printing plate by an ink feed operation, characterized by comprising:
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