Brush-type dampening unit in a rotary printing machine
AssigneeHeidelberg Harris, Inc.
InventorsHoward W. Hoff, David C. Emery, David V. Reed
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Abstract
A brush-type dampening unit in a rotary printing machine, includes at least one revolving carrier member having a multiplicity of brush bristles arranged thereon a pan roller dipping at least partly into a dampening-fluid pan, and revolving in a direction opposite to that of the carrier member, adjusting means for adjusting the position of the carrier member with respect to the pan roller, the revolving carrier member and pan roller having respective separately controllable drives independent of a drive of the printing machine, and means for zonally metering a quantity of dampening fluid over the width of the machine, as well as for influencing a direction of movement of the dampening fluid.
Claims10
Brush-type dampening unit in a rotary printing machine having a printing-unit cylinder of given width, comprising at least one revolving carrier member having a multiplicity of brush bristles arranged thereon, said carrier member being proximal to the printing-unit cylinder of the rotary printing machine, a pan roller dipping at least partly into a dampening-fluid pan and revolving in a direction opposite to that of said carrier member, adjusting means for adjusting the position of said carrier member with respect to said pan roller, said revolving carrier member and pan roller having respective separately controllable drives independent of a drive of the printing machine, and means for zonally metering a quantity of dampening fluid directly from said brush bristles onto the printing-unit cylinder over the width of the printing-unit cylinder, as well as for influencing a direction of movement of the dampening fluid.
Brush-type dampening unit in a rotary printing machine having a printing-unit cylinder of given width, comprising at least one revolving carrier member having a multiplicity of brush bristles arranged thereon, a pan roller dipping at least partly into a dampening-fluid pan, and revolving in a direction opposite to that of said carrier member, adjusting means for adjusting the position of said carrier member with respect to said pan roller, said revolving carrier member and pan roller having respective separately controllable drives independent of a drive of the printing machine, and means for zonally metering a quantity of dampening fluid over the width of the machine, as well as for influencing a direction of movement of the dampening fluid, said at least one carrier member being and endless belt and having additional belts arranged adjacent one another, said endless belts having bristles arranged thereon.
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