Calendar for Rolling a Material Web Having a Constant Thickness, and Corresponding Method
OwnerRene WOLTERSinventor
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The invention relates to a calender for rolling a material web, which calender has at least two rollers which are arranged in parallel next to one another and between which a roller gap is formed, wherein each roller has a roller body as well as a first bearing journal and a second bearing journal axially opposite the first, by means of which journals each roller is mounted, wherein at least an inner bearing facing the roller body and an outer bearing facing away from the roller body are arranged axially next to one another at least on a first bearing journal of a first of the rollers and an adjacent first bearing journal of a second of the rollers, so that the inner bearings are arranged in a first bearing row and the outer bearings are arranged in a second bearing row, wherein the roller gap and/or a preload between the rollers is adjusted by clamping the inner bearings in alignment with one another or the outer bearings in alignment with one another and by diagonally clamping an inner bearing to an outer bearing. The invention also relates to a corresponding method.
A calender (1) for rolling a web of material (2) with a constant thickness, having at least two rollers (3) arranged parallel next to one another, between which rollers a roller gap (4) is formed, wherein each roller (3) has a roller barrel (5) and a first and a second bearing journal (6, 7) which second bearing journal is axially opposite the first and via which the respective roller (3) is mounted,
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