Hurdle or rack board for sheet-fed printing machines
AssigneeHeidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
InventorsErich Zahn, Rainer Klenk, Richard Mack
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AssigneeHeidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
InventorsErich Zahn, Rainer Klenk, Richard Mack
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A hurdle board assembly for separating sheet piles in a delivery of a sheet-fed printing machine includes a hurdle board. A plurality of spacer elements are connected to the hurdle board at locations in the vicinity of the border of one surface of the hurdle board. The spacer elements are respectively movable between a condition wherein they are retracted into the hurdle board and a condition wherein they extend vertically from the hurdle board. Respective prestressing devices are provided for prestressing the spacer elements, respectively, in a direction in the condition wherein the spacer elements, respectively, extend from the hurdle board. Respective locking devices are provided for securing the spacer elements, respectively, in the retracted condition. The locking devices are deactivatable from a side of the hurdle board so as to release the spacer elements.
A hurdle board assembly for separating sheet piles in a delivery of a sheet-fed printing machine, comprising a hurdle board, a plurality of spacer elements connected to said hurdle board at locations in the vicinity of the border of one surface of the hurdle board, said spacer elements, respectively, being movable between a condition wherein they are retracted into the hurdle board and a condition wherein they extend vertically from the hurdle board, respective prestressing devices for prestressing said spacer elements, respectively, in a direction in the condition wherein said spacer elements, respectively, extend from said hurdle board, and respective locking devices for securing said spacer elements, respectively, in said retracted condition, said locking devices being deactivatable from a side of said hurdle board so as to release said spacer elements.
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