Cylinder for receiving a printing form including cylinder gap with curved gap edges
AssigneeHeidelberger Druckmaschinen AG
InventorKurt Lötsch
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Abstract
A cylinder for receiving a printing form, the cylinder being formed with a gap having gap edges, which projects into the interior of the cylinder, the gap extending in a direction of generatrices of the cylinder and serving for guiding ends of a printing form therethrough, includes device for tautening the printing form on a jacket surface of the cylinder, at least one of the gap edges having a curvature for attaining tensioning forces which are constant over at least approximately the entire width of the printing form.
Claims2
A cylinder for receiving a printing form, comprising:
- a cylinder body having a jacket surface, a gap formed in said cylinder body projecting into an interior of said cylinder body and gap edges, said gap edges extending in a direction of generatrices of said cylinder body and serving for guiding ends of the printing form through said gap, at least one of said gap edges having a curvature for attaining constant tensioning forces over at least approximately an entire width of the printing form, said curvature, in a circumferential direction of said cylinder body, projecting in a region to a center of said cylinder body and receding in side regions of said cylinder body;
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- a device for tautening the printing form on said jacket surface.
A cylinder for receiving a printing form, comprising;
- a cylinder body having a jacket surface, a gap formed in said cylinder body projecting into an interior of said cylinder body and gap edges, said gap edges having a cambered form and extending in a direction of generatrices of the cylinder body for guiding ends of the printing form through said gap, and said gap edges being spaced apart at a distance reduced in a center of said cylinder body and increasing continuously toward a side region of said cylinder body;
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- a device for tautening the printing form on said jacket surface, said tautening device acting on both ends of the printing form.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.