Cleaning Fabric and Related Apparatus and Methods
AssigneeBaldwin Jimek AB
InventorUlf Arkenljung
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Abstract
A printing system cleaning fabric (13), having a first layer (131) with a first cleaning surface (131′), and a second layer (132) with a second cleaning surface (1321) facing away therefrom. The first and second layers (131, 132) extend parallel to each other and have a respective inner surface (131″, 132″) attached to the other along an extension of the cleaning fabric (13). The first and second layers (131, 132) have different permeability characteristics.
Claims16
A printing system cleaning fabric, comprising a first layer having a first cleaning surface;
- and a second layer having a second cleaning surface facing away from said first cleaning surface;
- wherein the first and second layers extend parallel to each other and have a respective inner surface attached to the other along an extension of the cleaning fabric;
- wherein said first and second layers have different permeability characteristics.
A printing system cleaning machine adapted for cleaning a rotating cylinder, comprising a cleaning fabric roll including a core around which a cleaning fabric is wound, the cleaning fabric comprising a first layer having a first cleaning surface;
- and a second layer having a second cleaning surface facing away from said first cleaning surface;
- wherein the first and second layers extend parallel to each other and have a respective inner surface attached to the other along an extension of the cleaning fabric;
- wherein said first and second layers have different permeability characteristics is wrapped, and a collecting roller around which used cleaning fabric can be wrapped, wherein the cleaning fabric roll arranged upstream of a rotating cylinder to be cleaned and the collecting roller arranged downstream of the rotating cylinder to be cleaned are configured to be interchanged at their respective positions when a first cleaning surface of the first layer has been used.
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