Printed Unit Block Aligning Device and Printed Unit Block Aligning Method
AssigneeUno Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
InventorsTadao UNO, Yosuke UNO
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AssigneeUno Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
InventorsTadao UNO, Yosuke UNO
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A printed unit block aligning device includes a supporting element and an alignment transfer rail. The supporting element is opened and closed between a supporting position and a releasing position. The alignment transfer rail receives the group of the printed unit blocks dropped in response to move of the supporting element to the releasing position, aligns the printed unit blocks in each line unit block in a vertical direction, and feeds the printed unit blocks vertically at a constant speed using alignment transferring element. An electrical controlling element is provided that electrically controls timing of dropping the printed unit blocks from the supporting element onto the alignment transfer rail. While a speed of transfer of the horizontal feeding and transferring element are uniform for any imposition structure, the electrical controlling element controls timing of dropping the printed unit blocks in a manner that depends on the numbers of layers in each vertical line in different imposition structures.
A printed unit block aligning method of cutting a large sheet with multiple prints having an imposition structure in vertical lines and horizontal lines into printed unit blocks, aligning the printed unit blocks, and transferring the printed unit blocks at a speed constant for any imposition structure to a subsequent step, the method comprising:
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