Rotary press with means for adjusting the positions of printing plates on plate cylinders
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho
InventorSeiichi Watanabe
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho
InventorSeiichi Watanabe
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A multiple-color, offset rotary press is disclosed wherein each plate cylinder carries two printing plates, with one of them wrapped around a larger diameter portion of the plate cylinder and the other around a tube slidably fitted over a smaller diameter portion of the cylinder. A shaft secured to the tube and extending coaxially from one end of the plate cylinder, and an axle extending coaxially from the other cylinder end, are mounted on frame means for independent rotary and axial motion. A pair of driven helical gears are mounted respectively on the shaft and the axle for simultaneous rotation therewith but for axial motion relative to same and are meshed respectively with a pair of driving helical gears fixedly mounted on the opposite axles of a corresponding blanket cylinder. The positions of the printing plates are separately adjusted in the circumferential direction by causing axial motion of the driven helical gears, and in the axial direction by causing axial motion of the shaft and the axle.
In a rotary press of the type including a plate cylinder having a larger diameter portion and a smaller diameter portion, and a tube which is fitted over the smaller diameter portion of the plate cylinder for sliding motion in both circumferential and axial directions, the combination thereof with:
In a multiple-color rotary press of the type including a plurality of plate cylinders each for carrying thereon two printing plates in side-by-side relationship, with one of the printing plates wrapped around a larger diameter portion of each plate cylinder and the other printing plate around a tube which is fitted over a smaller diameter portion of the plate cylinder for sliding motion in both circumferential and axial directions, the improvement which comprises:
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