Printing press
AssigneeJames A. Black
InventorsJames A. Black, James O. Rop
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AssigneeJames A. Black
InventorsJames A. Black, James O. Rop
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A screen printing press employs a screen carriage securing a printing screen frame and screen therein and which reciprocates through print and return strokes over a reciprocally rotating print cylinder. Printing stock is advanced between the print cylinder and the screen during printing strokes. The screen carriage includes a disengageable drive which permits feeding print stock through the machine without effecting printing thereon. The screen carriage further includes adjustable screen frame holding means to which the screen frame is slidably mounted permitting partial or total removal of the screen frame from the screen carriage. A fully adjustable squeegee means and flow coater assembly is positioned above the screen and is provided for elevating and longitudinally shifting the flow coater and squeegee assembly away from the printing area for inspection and maintenance of the press. The screen carriage includes cam means for positively engaging squeegee support means for controllably lowering the squeegee to the screen during each printing stroke. Externally adjustable side registration means are provided to permit adjustment of the print stock registration during operation of the press.
A stencil screen frame and a carriage for use in screen printing apparatus comprising:
In a screen printing press, an improved squeegee support mechanism for adjustably supporting a squeegee blade relative to the crown of a print cylinder of the printing press, said support mechanism comprising:
In a screen printing press of the type including a reciprocating screen frame carriage for transporting a stencil screen through print and return strokes, improved drive means for said screen carriage comprising:
In a screen printing press including a squeegee assembly having a squeegee blade movable between a lowered position during a print stroke of each cycle of operation to engage a printing screen and elevated out of contact with said printing screen during a return stroke of each cycle of operation, means for controllably lowering the squeegee onto the printing screen at an initial portion of each printing stroke comprising:
In a screen printing press of the type feeding successive segments of printing stock into a print station and registering the stock with respect to a printing cylinder and screen, improved means providing side registration of said stock comprising:
In a screen printing press of the type feeding successive segments of printing stock into a print station and registering the stock with respect to a printing cylinder and screen, improved means providing side registration of said stock comprising:
In a screen printing press, an improved squeegee support mechanism for movably supporting a squeegee between an operative position relative to the crown of a print cylinder of the printing press and in inoperative position spaced longitudinally and away from said print cylinder, said support mechanism comprising:
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