Apparatus for positioning the cylinder in a rotary printing press
AssigneeOfficine Meccaniche G. Cerutti S.p.A.
InventorAntonio Deregibus
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AssigneeOfficine Meccaniche G. Cerutti S.p.A.
InventorAntonio Deregibus
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The stubs at the ends of the printing cylinder in a rotary printing press can roll along the upper surfaces of two arms each of which carries a plate with two mutually inclined upwardly diverging grooves for a pair of reciprocable stops. The stops can be shifted by cams to assume operative positions in which they flank the respective stubs and maintain them in predetermined positions for attachment of bearings to or for removal of bearings from the stubs. The stops are retractible to levels below the upper surfaces of the respective arms so as to allow for rolling of the stubs along the arms, either to advance the cylinder to its operative position or to roll the cylinder to a position in which it can be lifted off the arms. Detents are provided to yieldably hold the stops in selected positions.
Apparatus for positioning a printing cylinder of the type having a larger-diameter central portion and coaxial first and second stubs extending axially beyond the central portion, comprising first and second carriers respectively having coplanar first and second supporting surfaces along which the corresponding stubs can roll relative to said carriers, each of said carriers further having elongated guide means;
Apparatus for positioning a printing cylinder of the type having a larger-diameter central portion and coaxial first and second stubs extending axially beyond the central portion, comprising first and second carriers respectively having coplanar first and second supporting surfaces along which the corresponding stubs can roll relative to said carriers, each of said carriers further having elongated guide means;
Apparatus for positioning a printing cylinder of the type having a larger-diameter central portion and coaxial first and second stubs extending axially beyond the central portion, comprising first and second carriers respectively having coplanar first and second supporting surfaces along which the corresponding stubs can roll relative to said carriers;
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