Drive for rotary-roller offset printing machines
OwnerPeter Gertsch, Robert Imhofinventors
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The disclosure concerns a nine-roll or ten-roll printing mechanism, in which the directions of rotation of the rolls have to be reversed individually according to a printing program. The driving connection to the plate rolls is effected through two oppositely rotating impression roll gears which are rotatably mounted on the axle of the impression roll. The impression roll gears can be coupled to the axle of the impression roll by means of remotely operable couplings. A sliding gear is associated with each plate roll. The sliding gear selectively engages one or the other impression roll gear. An indexing wheel corresponds to each sliding gear and is mounted slidably on the plate roll axle. The width of the sliding gears is selected so that an idling setting is excluded. Each plate roll is connected with its associated offset roll by means of a rotation-secure driving connection.
Drive means for a rotary-roller offset printing machine, with arbitrary reversibility of the rotation direction of impression roll means and of plate rolls of the machine, the drive means comprising:
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