Sheet sensing device in a rotary printing press
AssigneeHeidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
InventorsArno Wirz, Willi Becker
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Abstract
Sheet sensing device in a rotary printing press having a sheet transferring drum provided at respective regions thereof with gripping means for gripping the leading and trailing edges of a sheet being transferred, includes sensing nozzles disposed in the region of the gripping means for gripping the trailing edge of a sheet, a line system connecting the sensing nozzles to a pneumatic pressure-generating source, and pressure monitoring means connected in the line system between the sensing nozzles and the pneumatic pressure-generating source.
Claims9
Sheet sensing device in a rotary printing press having a sheet transferring drum provided at respective regions thereof with gripping means for gripping the leading and trailing edges of a sheet being transferred, comprising sensing nozzles disposed in the region of the gripping means for gripping the trailing edge of a sheet, said sensing nozzles extending across the drum over a distance corresponding to the entire width substantially of the sheet being transferred, a line system connecting said sensing nozzles to a pneumatic pressure-generating source, and pressure monitoring means connected in said line system between said sensing nozzles and said pneumatic pressure-generating source.
Sheet sensing device in a rotary printing press having a sheet transferring drum provided at respective regions thereof with gripping means for gripping the leading and trailing edges of a sheet being transferred, comprising sensing nozzles disposed in the region of the gripping means for gripping the trailing edge of a sheet, a line system connecting said sensing nozzles to a pneumatic pressure-generating source, and pressure monitoring means connected in said line system between said sensing nozzles and said pneumatic pressure-generating source, the gripping means for gripping the trailing edge of a sheet being constructed as suction grippers and serving simultaneously as said sensing nozzles, the sheet transferring drum being formed with a drum channel, said suction grippers extending in a row alongside said drum channel, at least two of said suction grippers located substantially in a middle region of said row of suction grippers being offset with respect to the others of said suction grippers and being closer to said drum channel than the others of said suction grippers.
Sheet sensing device in a rotary printing press having a sheet transferring drum provided at respective regions thereof with gripping means for gripping the leading and trailing edges of a sheet being transferred, comprising sensing nozzles disposed in the region of the gripping means for gripping the trailing edge of a sheet, a line system connecting said sensing nozzles to a pneumatic pressure-generating source, and pressure monitoring means connected in said line system between said sensing nozzles and said pneumatic pressure-generating source, the gripping means for gripping the trailing edge of a sheet being constructed as suction grippers and serving simultaneously as said sensing nozzles, said suction grippers serving simultaneously as sensing nozzles being rotary suckers comprising respective disc members controllably rotatable about a rotary axis extending substantially perpendicularly to the axis of rotation of the sheet transferring drum, said disc members being formed, respectively, with a suction hole located eccentrically to the axis of rotation of the respective disc member, the sheet transferring drum being formed with a drum channel, said rotary suckers extending in a row alongside said drum channel, at least two of said rotary suckers located substantially in a middle region of said row of rotary suckers being offset with respect to the others of said rotary suckers and being closer to said drum channel than the others of said rotary suckers, the suction holes respectively formed in the rotary suckers closer to said drum channel having a smaller cross section than that of the respective suction holes formed in the others of said rotary suckers.
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