Paper coating machine
AssigneeWorld Color Press, Inc.
InventorsRobert A. Beckley, Harold D. Stroder
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AssigneeWorld Color Press, Inc.
InventorsRobert A. Beckley, Harold D. Stroder
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A highly compact machine for applying an attractive protective coating to a paper web that passes through a printing press is located between the last press stand and the dryer of the printing press, and to enable the machine to receive the web, the printing press is provided with an apparatus for directing the web back to the print stands and the machine after the web passes through the dryer. The machine includes upper and lower blanket cylinders, a plate cylinder contacting the lower blanket cylinder, and an oscillating cylinder below the plate cylinder. In addition the coating machine includes a pan containing a coating fluid and a pan roller, the surface of which rotates through the fluid in the pan to lift it out of the pan. A metering roller revolves close to the pan roller to remove excess fluid from the pan roller which thereupon transfers the fluid to a form roller. That form roller runs against the oscillating cylinder and transfers the fluid to the oscillating cylinder. Another form roller contacts both the oscillating cylinder and the plate cylinder, and transfers the fluid to the plate cylinder. The plate cylinder delivers the fluid to the lower blanket cylinder which in turn applies it to the web. The plate cylinder carries a cylindrical plate which is normally continuous, but may be left with a cutout or void so that a small portion of the web is left uncoated with each revolution of the blanket cylinder.
In combination with a printing press including at least one print stand where a printed image is applied to a web and a dryer located beyond the last print stand and including a first drying chamber through which the web passes to dry ink that is applied to it at the print stands, the improvement comprising:
In combination with a succession of print stands through which a web of paper passes to have inked images applied to the web and a dryer through which the web also passes to dry the ink on the paper of the web, with the dryer being located beyond the last print stand, the improvement comprising:
In combination with at least one print stand at which a printed image is applied to a web and a dryer located beyond the print stand in the path taken by the web and having a heated interior through which the web passes to dry the ink that is applied to it, the improvement comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.