Plate cylinder having glass beads thereon for a sheet-fed printing press
AssigneeShinohara Machinery Co., Ltd.
InventorShigetoshi Saitou
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Abstract
Plate cylinder of sheet-fed printing press is disclosed whose circumference is covered by minute glass beads 14 of approximately uniform diameters in order to decrease a friction force between a plate as well as to prevent the generation of static electricity.
Claims13
In a plate cylinder for a sheet-fed printing press comprising a cylinder and a printing plate that is releasably clamped onto a surface of the cylinder, the improvement comprising glass bead means, comprising glass beads of approximately uniform diameter on the surface of the cylinder between the cylinder and the plate, said glass beads projecting from the surface of the cylinder with substantially an entire diameter of the beads projecting for contact with a printing plate for facilitating slidable movement of the printing plate along the surface of the cylinder.
A plate cylinder to which a printing plate of a sheet-fed printing press can be releasably clamped, said plate cylinder comprising a surface and a hollow portion for storing plate clamping means for gripping and stretching the printing plate along the surface of the plate cylinder, said surface being provided with glass beads of approximately uniform diameter, said glass beads being provided on and projecting from said surface with substantially an entire diameter of the beads available for contact with the plate, said beads having a size and density that permits the printing plate to slide freely along the surface substantially without generation of static electricity.
A plate cylinder to which a printing plate of a sheet-fed printing press can be releasably clamped, said plate cylinder having a surface comprising a base film, said base film having adhered thereto glass beads of approximately uniform diameter, said glass beads projecting from the base film with substantially an entire diameter of the beads projecting for contact with the plate, said glass beads being provided on said surface in a size and density that permits the printing plate to slide freely along the surface substantially without generation of static electricity.
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