US3685820A - Printing press folders - Google Patents
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- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
- B65H45/00—Folding thin material
- B65H45/12—Folding articles or webs with application of pressure to define or form crease lines
- B65H45/16—Rotary folders
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- the present invention relates to a folder for a web fed printing press and particularly to a so called flying tucker folder, operating at high press speeds.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a flying tucker folder with a quarter fold attachment facility.
- a typical flying tucker folder with the facility of quarter folding comprises basically a folding drum rotatably supported in side frames, a pair of folding rollers adjacent the folding drum, a cutting cylinder also adjacent the folding drum, and spaced away from the folding drum, a pair of feed in rolls receiving the web from the former plate.
- tucker blades each carried by a planet gear meshing with idler gears which in turn mesh with a stationary sun wheel.
- the planet gears are carried on bearings within the folding drum.
- the axles of the folding rollers, the cutting cylinder, and the infeed rollers are all carried in the folder side frames.
- the printed web passes down the former plate to pass between prefold rollers and infeed rollers, thereby positively folding the web, and then between the cutting cylinder and the folding drum, where severence of the web into sheets is effected.
- the leading edge of the severed web is impaled on pins in a known way and is carried round the folding drum for approximately half the periphery of the drum, when one of the tucker blades projects from the folding drum to press the sheet into the nip of the folding rollers, which nip the sheet, fold it and eject it rearwardly to a delivery creel.
- the path described by the tips of the tucker blades is important as it is essential that the sheet on the folder drum should be smoothly pressed into the nip of the folding rollers and not just thrust in by a swift jab motion.
- sheet misses can result from such jabbing ac-' tion.
- the tips of the tucker blades each follow a substantially triangular path, the sides of which triangle are concave, and thus each blade projects from the folder drum three times for each rotation of the folding drum.
- the tip of the tucker blade first appears above the surface of the folder drum at an angle acute to the direction of web feed, then as projection proceeds, the tip of the blade projects further from the surface of the folding drum, and at the same time its angle increases until it is normal to the nip of the folding cylinders at which point the blade is at its maximum point of projection. The blade then goes over centre as rotation of the folder drum continues and follows a mirror image of its entry path.
- An object of the present invention is to reduce the number of each tucker blade projections in a given rotation of the folder drum to two, without loss of efficiency of the folder, such reduction in the number of projections making it possible to eliminate the bypass roller, when the quarter fold facility is fitted.
- FIG. 1 is a somewhat schematic view of one example of the folder, with one side frame broken away to show the folder mechanism.
- FIG. 2 is a side elevation of a second example of folder
- FIG. 3, 4 and 5 are diagrammatic side elevations showing different positions of a tucker blade in its cycle, respectively, the blade about to push a signature into the nip of folding rollers, the tucker blade pushing the signature into the nip; and the withdrawal of the tucker blade as the signature is pulled into the nip of the folding rollers.
- two spaced apart side frames 19, 19 are located adjacent a former plate 14 of a web fed printing press, which is not shown.
- Two pairs of feed in rollers 10, are provided, the shafts of which are carried by the side frames 19, 19, below the prefold rollers l3, 13 to receive the web 25 and to complete the fold imparted by the former plate 14 and prefold rollers 13, 13
- a printed web 25 from the printing press passes down the former plate 14 and is fed through pre-fold rollers 13, 13 which can be adjusted relatively to each other to accommodate different numbers of webs which may be passed through the printing press.
- Both the folding drum 1 and the cutting cylinder 2 are supported in the side frames 19, 19, by their shafts, respectively 26 and 53.
- the folding drum can rotate freely on its shaft, that is, it is not driven by its shaft as hereafter described.
- the cutting cylinder 2 is of known type and requires no further description, other than it is for example half the diameter of the folding drum 1, (the ratio of the diameter of the folding drum to that of the cutting drum may be three to two) and imparts a cutting action to the web 25 at least once in each revolution, that is, at least once for each half revolution of the folding drum.
- the folding drum 1 carries in its end plates 50, 51 two tucker shafts l2, l2, having secured thereto respectively a plurality of tucker blades 3, 3, each of which tucker blades is projected only twice from the folding drum per cycle, that is, for one complete revolution of the folding drum.
- Each shaft, 12, 12 carries respectively a planet gear 8, 8 driven by a sun gear 20 through idler gears 15, 15
- the sun gear 20 is secured to the shaft 26 of the folding drum 1.
- the sun gear 20 has linkage, generally designated 16, associated 3 therewith to oscillate the sun gear 20, thereby to impart to each tucker blade 3, 3, at each projection cycle a lead in and lead out path substantially following the contours of a pair of folding rollers 9, 9, thereby feeding a sheet severed from the web as hereafter described, from the folder drum 1 smoothly into the nip of the. folding rollers 9, 9.
- the folding rollers may be adjustable relatively to each other to accommodate different thicknesses of signature.
- Known adjusting means are used to adjust the nip between the folding rollers 9, 9, which adjusting means support the spindles of the folding rollers and are themselves supported by the folder side frames.
- the folded sheets are passed to a conventional quarter folder not shown or fedto a known type of half fold delivery creel 11, supported by the folder side frames.
- this comprises a cylindrical shell 60 with the end plates 50, 51, carrying journals 26 supported in bearings in the side frames of the folder.
- the cylindrical shell 60 is provided with two diametrically opposed axial apertures'6l, 62, through which can protrude the tucker blades 3, 3.
- Each tucker blade 3, 3, is'carried respectively on an axle 12, 12 supported in bearings in the end plates 50, 51 of the cylindrical shell.
- Each aperture 61, 62, is
- each tucker blade 3, 3 is of such length that for a part of its rotation it extends above the surface of the shell 60 and each blade, on its alternate projection, projects into the nip of the folding rollers 9, 9, when each tucker blade is at that point of projection from the folding drum 1.
- folding rollers 9, 9 may be adjusted relatively to eachother, to accommodate different thicknesses of paper and also differing number of sheets.
- Two sets of picking pins 4, 4, of known type are carried on pin holders 41, 41 which pin holders are clamped on shafts, respectively 410, 410 carried by the cylinder end plates.
- the picking pins are each operated in known manner through a cam and follower generally designated 17, which rock the picker pin shaft 410, and associated holders 41, so that the picking pins project above the cylinder shell surface,
- Each set of pins 4, 4 is located at approximately 90 to one of the apertures 61, 62 in the cylindrical shell, and is so positioned that it does not encroach on the rotary movements of the tucker blades 3, 3, associated v with these apertures.
- the folding drum 1 is driven by the cutting cylinder 2 by means of a gear wheel, not shown, which is secured to one end plate of the folding drum 1, and this, meshing with a. gear, not shown, on the cutting cylinder 2, acts as a driven gear to the driving gear on the cutting cylinder 2.
- the folding drum 1 rotates on its shaft 26,
- the gears are in'a 1:2 ratio, or maybe in a 2:3 ratio, depending on the diameter ratio relationship of the folding drum and the cuttingcylinder.
- each tucker blade axle 12, 12' has secured thereto a planet gear 8 8, respectively, mesh- 1 ing with idler gears15, 15 which themselves meshwith.
- the relationship between the sun and planet wheels and the rotation of the foldingdrum 1 causes each of. the tucker blade tips to follow a substantially elliptical path, protruding through an aperture at the apex" of each ellipse.
- the path of the tucker blade tips is in-- dicated in dash lines in FIG. 4, with different positions of the tucker blades dotted in. a
- the sun gear 20 is oscillated by means of an arm 21 which is secured at one end to theshaft 26 g which supports the folding drum 1 and which also can ries the sun gear 20, and pivotally secured'at the other end by a coupling pin 22 to one end of a second ann 23,
- the printed web 25 passes through the pre-fold rollers l3, l3 and the pairs of feed-in rollers 10 and 100 and is impaled by the picking pins 4 or 4 which are protruding from the surface of the folding drum 1, and carries the web round with the rotation of the folding drum.
- a cutting cylinder blade6 shown in FIG. 2, cooperates with an anvil 5 or 5 on the folding drum '1 and severs the web 25 to form the tail end of a sheet. Substantially at the same time the next set of picker. pins 4 r or 4 impales the leading edge of the web 25- to follow up the second half of the first revolution of the folding drum 1.
- the sun gear 20' is oscillated clockwise (FIG. 3) by the linkage 16 so that as the tucker blade 3, adjacent the folding rollers 9, 9, approaches its aperture 62, its tip is pointing at the folding roller 9 so that it is substantially radial thereto.
- the tucker blade 3 increases its angle until it is substantially tangential to the two folding rollers 9, 9 and in its fully extended position, that is, it is extended to its maximum projection above the surface of the folding drum, as
- the now nipped web is then pulled rearwardly by the folding rollers 9, 9 from thefolding drum 1 and Y delivered to a delivery creel 11 to be deliveredto the delivery table 18 with a half fold or delivered to a quarter fold attachment, now shown.
- the tucker blade 3 goes over centre" and follows a mirror image path as the sun gear is oscillated in the opposite direction as the second arm 23 is at the mid point between top and bottom dead center of the crank 24, 27. This arcuate movement thus clears the tucker blade tip of the surface of the second folding roller 9.
- the relative positions of the cutting cylinder 2 and foldingrollers 9, 9 are such that a common line drawn through a radius of the cutting cylinder 2 and the folding drum 1, and a tangent common to the folding rollers 9, 9 passing through a radius of the folding drum forms an angle of approximately 90".
- the tucker blade 3 pushes the sheet severed from the web at a point which is half the sheet length into the nip of the folding rollers 9, 9, and, by the known mechanism the picker pins 4 are withdrawn from the web.
- journal at one end of the folder drum 1 and the cutting cylinder 2 extend through one side frame 19 of the folder and have secured thereto a driving gear, not shown, on the cutting cylinder 2 and a driven gear, not shown, on the folder drum 1.
- the oscillating mechanism 16 is attached to the journal of the cutting cylinder 2 as hereinbefore described. However in place of the sun gear 20 there is provided a timing belt pulley 28.
- the movement of the second arm 23 driven by the shaft of the cutting cylinder 2 oscillates the upper arm 21 and hence oscillates the timing belt pulley 28 within the folder drum 1.
- Rotatably mounted on the end plate 50, to either side of the toothed pulley 28 and intermediate the tucker blade axles 12, 12 are two pairs of idler pulleys 27, 27
- Each of the tucker blade axles 12, 12 has secured at the ends adjacent the toothed pulley 28, a toothed pulley wheel 31, 31 respectively.
- An endless belt 30, with a toothed inner face passes round the tucker blade pulleys 31, 31 and the toothed wheel 28, and the pair of idler pulleys 27, 27 tighten the belt to ensure positive oscillatory drive being imparted from the toothed pulley 28.
- a chain may be eml li operation of these examples is identical in principle to that previously described.
- a flying tucker folder mechanism for a web fed printing press having a former plate for initially folding the web in a lengthwise direction, feed in'rollers for feeding the web into the folder mechanism and a cutting cylinder for severing the lengthwise folded web into sections, said folder mechanism comprising a pair folding rollers, and 'a folding cylinder adjacent said folding rollers, said folding cylinder including a pair of shafts rotatably mounted opposite each other near the periphery of said folding cylinder, a plurality of tucker blades secured to each shaft of the pair of shafts, a
- a flying tucker folder according to claim 1 wherein the planet gear means is a toothed pulley, and the sun gear means is a timing belt pulley, and a-timing belt meshing with the toothed pulleys and the timing belt pulley whereby rotation of the folding drum imparts rotational drive to the tucker blade shafts and the oscillating means imparts to the tucker blade shafts a decrease or increase in rotational speed.
- a flying tucker folder according to claim 1 wherein the oscillatory mechanism imparts additive and subtractive speeds 'of rotation to the tucker blade shafts whereby the tips of the tucker blades will follow a substantially elliptical path of travel in a half revolution of the folding drum.
- a flying tucker folder including a shaft about which the folding cylinder rotates and on which the sun gear is mounted, and wherein the oscillating means is provided to' oscillate said shaft about which the folding drum rotates, such oscillation oscillating the sun gear in the same or opposite direction of rotation of the folding drum to impart to the tucker blade shafts a decrease or increase in rota tional speed.
- a flying tucker folder according to claim 4 wherein oscillation of the shaft is effected by a crank mechanism associated with the cutting cylinder.
- a flying tucker folder according to claim 5 wherein the shaft of the cutting cylinder has secured thereto a crank with links pivotally interconnecting the crank with the shaft on which the folding drum rotates whereby rotation of the crank-will impart oscillatory motion to the shaft on which the folding drum rotates.
- a flying tucker folder according toclaim 6 wherein the folding drum comprises an apertured cylinder provided with end plates, one of which end plates has secured thereto a gear wheel meshing with a gear wheel secured to the shaft of the cutting cylinder to obtain transmission and synchronism of drive between folding drum and cutting cylinder.
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