Inker unit
AssigneeKoenig & Bauer Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsGeorg Schneider, Willi Albert Peter Kutzner, Wolfgang Otto Reder
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Abstract
An inker unit for a printing unit of a web-fed rotary printing press has a pair of ink application rollers in direct contact with a forme cylinder and with a central, ink receiving roller. A pair of inking rollers are also in direct contact with the ink receiving roller, and in indirect contact with the ink application rollers through riding rollers. The ink application rollers are thus inked both directly and indirectly from the ink receiving roller.
Claims19
An inking system in a rotary printing press comprising:
- first and second ink application rollers, each of said first and second ink application rollers being engageable with a forme cylinder of the rotary printing press;
- a central, ink-conducting roller, at least one of said first and second ink application rollers being directly in contact with said central ink-conducting roller;
- means continuously supplying ink to said central, ink-conducting roller;
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- first and second ink roller trains contacting said central ink-conducting roller, said first and second ink roller trains indirectly inking said first and second ink application rollers with ink from said central ink-conducting roller.
An inking system of a rotary printing press comprising:
- a central roller supported for rotation in a production direction of the rotary printing press;
- means continuously supplying ink to said central roller;
- first and second ink application rollers, at least one of said first and second ink application rollers receiving ink directly from said central roller;
- first and second ink roller trains contacting said central roller;
- a first bypass ink flow supplied by said central roller to said first ink application roller, through said first ink roller train;
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- a second bypass ink flow supplied by said central roller to said second ink application roller, through said second ink roller train.
An inking system of a rotary printing press comprising:
- a central roller supported for rotation in a production direction of the rotary printing press;
- means continuously supplying ink to said central roller;
- first and second ink application rollers, at least one of said first and second ink application rollers receiving ink directly from said central roller;
- first and second ink roller trains contacting said central roller;
- a first in series ink flow supplied by said central roller to said first ink application roller viewed in said production rotation direction of said central roller from said first ink roller train;
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- a second bypass ink flow supplied by said central roller to said second ink application roller viewed in a direction opposite to said production rotation direction from said second ink roller train.
An inking system for a rotary printing press comprising:
- a central roller supported for rotation about an axis of rotation
- means to deliver ink to said central roller;
- a first ink application roller in contact with said central roller
- a pair of spaced rockers supported for pivotal movement between a work position and a service position through an angle of between 45° and 180° about said central roller axis of rotation;
- means supporting said first ink application roller for rotation on said pair of rockers, said first ink application roller contacting a forme cylinder in said work position of said rockers and being out of contact with the forme cylinder in said service position;
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- inking rollers acting together with said first ink application roller and being rotatably supported on said pair of rockers.
An inking system in a rotary printing press comprising:
- a central roller;
- means to supply ink to said central roller;
- first and second ink application rollers engageable with a forme cylinder of the rotary printing press, at least one of said ink application rollers receiving ink directly from said central roller;
- a first ink roller train connecting said first ink application roller and said central roller;
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- a second ink train connecting said second ink application roller and said central roller.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.