Transport disc for an opening device of a printed sheet feeder
AssigneeGrapha-Holding AG
InventorAlfred Glanzmann
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Abstract
A transport disc for an opening device of a printed sheet feeder is arranged on a first opening drum of the opening device and has at least one outer elastic support. The outer elastic support cooperates with a securing disc of a second opening drum of the opening device to clamp an individual printed sheet between the outer elastic support and the securing disc for transporting the individual printed sheet to a transport device. The outer elastic support has an outer bearing layer and a compensation area positioned radially inwardly underneath the outer bearing layer. The compensation area is radially yielding and supports the outer bearing layer.
Claims10
A transport disc for an opening device of a printed sheet feeder, the transport disc configured to be arranged on a first opening drum of the opening device, the transport disc comprising:
- at least one outer elastic support, wherein the outer elastic support is configured to cooperate with a securing disc of a second opening drum of the opening device to clamp an individual printed sheet between the outer elastic support and the securing disc for transporting the individual printed sheet to a transport device,
- wherein the outer elastic support is a rubber-elastic segment body extending in a circumferential direction of the transport disc, and
- wherein the rubber-elastic segment body is comprised of an outer bearing layer and a compensation area positioned radially inwardly underneath the outer bearing layer, wherein the compensation area is radially yielding and supports the outer bearing layer, the compensation area being more elastic in the radial direction than the outer bearing layer, the compensation area having a plurality of stays each having a first end connected to the outer bearing layer and each having a second end positioned radially inwardly of the respective first end, the stays being formed as ledges or lamellas, the stays being positioned at a slant to a radial line extending in a radial direction from the first end to a center of the transport disc, respectively.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.