Device for applying color to a block of a tampon printing machine
AssigneeMorlock Mechanik GmbH
InventorG. Robert Dalferth
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Abstract
A device for applying color to a block of a tampon printing machine includes a coloring and wiping device which is constructed as a bottomless hollow body and can be moved toward and pressed against the block with a pressing device. The pressing device is at least one magnet arranged in the hollow body. The magnets are arranged in pocket-shaped recesses at the end faces of the square hollow body. It is also possible to provide a stirring mechanism in the hollow body and to arrange the magnets in downwardly open chambers or an annular groove of the stirring mechanism.
Claims21
In a device for applying color to a block of a tampon printing machine comprising a coloring and wiping device which includes a bottomless hollow body (51), the hollow body (51) having an open side, the hollow body (51) adapted to be movable relative to the block and to be placed with the open side on the block and pressable against the block by means of a pressing device, the improvement comprising a stirring mechanism (56) being rotatably arranged in the hollow body (51), the pressing device comprising at least one magnet, the stirring mechanism (56) having at least one downwardly open chamber (70), the at least one magnet being mounted in the downwardly open chamber.
In a device for applying color to a block of a tampon printing machine comprising a coloring and wiping device which includes a bottomless hollow body (1), the hollow body (1) having an open side, the hollow body (1) being adapted to be movable relative to the block and to be placed with its open side on the block and to be pressable against the block by means of a pressing device, the hollow body having end faces facing the block, the improvement comprising pocket-shaped recesses in the end faces of the hollow body (1), at least one magnet being detachably mounted in the pocket-shaped recesses, wherein the hollow body (1) is square in shape.
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