EP0613421B1 - Method and apparatus for automatically cleaning rollers, particularly blanket cylinders and counter-pressure cylinders - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to apparatus and to a method for automatically cleaning rollers, particularly blanket cylinders and counter-pressure cylinders in printing machines.
- the paper web to be printed is taken from a feed roller and passed through the actual printing press, which comprises one or more printing or impression cylinders, where the paper to be printed is printed on one or both sides thereof and which paper, when printing is completed, passes over one or more guide rollers to a folding device, where the printed paper web is cut and folded.
- the blanket cylinders are normally clothed with a rubber material or some other polymeric material. The two long sides of the blanket material are normally secured in a groove which extends in the longitudinal direction of respective impression cylinders.
- the printed paper deposits ink and paper fibres (lint) on the blanket, successively as printing continues. These ink and paper-fibre deposits must be removed from the blanket at regular intervals in order a) to prevent pleating or wrinkling of the paper web, b) to prevent the deposits from transferring to the paper web, and c) to prevent faulty web-registration or alignment of the web with the impression cylinders, and impaired quality of the print produced.
- the longitudinal attachment groove extends along the cylindrical surface of the blanket.
- Many different methods of cleaning impression cylinders manually are known to the art. For instance, the deposits can be removed by scraping clean the press cylinders, subsequent to having removed the paper web, either with or without the addition of a cleaning agent. This cleaning method is laborious, slow and highly expensive.
- the object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and a method for cleaning the blankets of impression cylinders which will avoid the aforesaid problems and which will enable blanket cylinders to be cleaned several times more quickly, more positively and more effectively than can be achieved with hitherto known manually-operated apparatus and methods.
- Figure 1 illustrates schematically and in perspective an impression cylinder 1 fitted with a blanket 2 and provided with a groove 2B by means of which the blanket is secured to the cylinder 1, and an apparatus 3 for automatically cleaning the blanket in accordance with a first embodiment of the present application.
- Figure 2 is a side view of the cleaning apparatus 3.
- Figure 3 is a top view, partly in section, of the cleaning apparatus 3, shown in Figure 1.
- Figure 4 is a sectioned side view of the cleaning apparatus 3 and shows the apparatus in a rearward or retracted position in which the reeling-off roller 6 is almost fully wound with cleaning material 9.
- Figure 5 is a sectioned side view of the cleaning apparatus 3 and shows the apparatus in a forward position in which the reeling-off roller is almost empty of cleaning material 9.
- Figure 6 is a side, section view of a first embodiment of the pressure pad 11 and its holder 14.
- the holder 14 is configured such that when viewed in section the holder consists of a beam or bar of generally rectangular cross-section.
- the pressure pad 11 has a uniform thickness and is fastened to the holder 14 over the whole of its surface.
- Figure 7 is a side view in section of a second embodiment of the pressure pad 11 and its holder 14.
- This holder 14 also has the form of a beam or bar of generally rectangular cross-section.
- the beam has attached thereto two spacer elements each of which presents two narrow, elongated raised portions.
- the pressure pad 14 comprises a cloth of uniform thickness which is stretched over the raised portions.
- Figure 8 is a side view in section of a third embodiment of the pressure pad 11 and its holder 14. This embodiment is similar to the embodiment illustrated in Figure 6, but with the difference that the pressure pad 11 in this case comprises a cloth of uniform thickness.
- Figure 9 is a side view in section of a fourth embodiment of the pressure pad 11 and its holder 14.
- that part of the holder 14 which faces towards the cylinder 1 comprises a flat surface to which the pressure pad 11 is secured.
- That surface of the pressure pad 11 which faces the cylinder 1 is preshaped in a manner to present substantially the same radius of curvature as the cylinder 1.
- Figure 10 is a side view in section of a fifth embodiment of the pressure pad 11 and its holder 14. That part of the holder 14 which faces towards the cylinder 1 also in this case comprises a flat surface to which the pressure pad 11 is secured.
- the pressure pad 11 comprises a plate of uniform thickness and that part of the plate which faces the roller 1 is bevelled, among other things, to facilitate feeding of the cleaning web 9.
- Figures 11-15 illustrate schematically a first drive means 20 which drives the reeling-off roller 6 and a second drive means 21 which drives the reeling-on roller 7, intended for an alternative embodiment of the cleaning apparatus 3.
- Figures 16-19 illustrate schematically a first axle lock for the reeling-off cylinder 6, and a second axle lock 43 for the reeling-on roller 7.
- a first embodiment of the cleaning apparatus comprises one or more side members 5, which may or may not be housed in a housing 4, a reeling-off roller 6 and a reeling-on roller 7 which is driven by a rotatable cylinder 16, wherein the roller 6 and the roller 7 are each provided with a disengagable reverse stop 8A and 8B.
- the cleaning apparatus 3 has no housing 4.
- the cleaning apparatus 3 is constructed so that it can be mounted adjacent an impression cylinder 1 in a desired manner.
- the cleaning apparatus 3 will function efficiently irrespective of its orientation in space.
- Wound on the reeling-off roller 6 is a web of cleaning material 9, which may consist of paper, non-woven fabric, felt or some other highly absorbent material.
- the web 9 runs from the reeling-off roller 6 over a pressure pad 11 and from there optionally over one or more guide rollers 10, and is finally wound onto the reeling-up roller 7. Only one guide roller 10 is shown in the Figures4 and 5.
- a spray device 12 Located between the reeling-off roller 6 and the pressure pad 11 is a spray device 12 which is used to spray the cleaning web 9 with a cleaning agent 13.
- This cleaning agent will preferably have properties which prevent it from weakening the cleaning web to any considerable extent and may, for instance, consist of a mixture of mineral oil fraction, which constitutes a solvent for a number of printing inks, and water, which dissolves paper fibres.
- the pressure pad 11 is preferably made of a foamed, closed-cell polymeric material and is fastened to a holder 14.
- the pressure pad 11 and the holder 14 may have several different configurations, of which five preferred embodiments are disclosed in the above descriptions of Figures 6-10.
- the holder 14 may have the form of a beam or bar of generally circular cross-section, and the pressure pad 11 has the form of a thin plate, which is attached to the holder.
- the holder 14 is mounted so that it can either rotate or remain stationary.
- the holder 14 is attached to a compressed-air piston 15 which is able to move the holder 14 linearly towards and away from the impression cylinder 1.
- the reeling-off roller 6 is provided with a disengagable reverse stop 8A, which prevents the reeling-off roller 6 from rotating in the direction in which the cleaning web 9 is reeled-off from the reeling-off roller 6, i.e. an anti-clockwise direction as seen in the Figures.
- the reeling-on roller 7 is provided with a disengagable reverse stop 8B, which prevents rotation in the direction in which the cleaning web 9 arrives, i.e.
- a compressed-air rotary cylinder 16 (not shown in detail) which functions to rotate the reeling-up roller 7 in a direction opposite to the aforesaid direction, i.e. an anti-clockwise direction as seen in the Figures.
- Compressed-air delivered to the cylinder 16 passes through a conventional valve 17 (not shown) which is controlled so that the reeling-on roller 7 will be rotated at the correct moment in time, in accordance with the method described herebelow.
- an alternative embodiment of the inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that the apparatus lacks the aforesaid rotary cylinder 16; in that the reeling-off cylinder 6 is driven by a first drive means 20; in that the reeling-on roller 7 is driven by a second drive means 21; in that the drive means 20 and 21 are constructed advantageously so that each of said drive means can drive in solely one direction of rotation and in that the driving function of said means is not dependent on friction between the components of the cleaning apparatus 3; and in that each of the first and the second drive means 20 and 21 include an engagable and disengagable toothed ring 29 which is mounted, by means of a free hub 30, to one end of the reeling-off roller 6 and to one end of the reeling-on roller 7 respectively, said end preferably being opposed to said one end of the reeling-off roller 6 and is caused to rotate in one direction or the other with the aid of a rack 31; and in that respective racks 31 are mesh with their corresponding toothed rings
- a further exemplifying embodiment of the inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that the reeling-off roller 6 is provided with a first pulse emitter 22 (not shown in detail); in that the reeling-on roller 7 is provided with a second pulse emitter 23 (not shown in detail), wherein both pulse emitters 22 and 23 deliver a number of pulses which is proportional to the rotation of respective rollers 6 and 7; in that the arrangement is provided with means 24 (not shown in detail) for processing said pulses in a manner such as to enable information to be obtained continuously with regard to the length of cleaning web 9 that is advanced on each occasion and with regard to the length of cleaning web 9 that remains on the reeling-off roller 6; and in that the pulse-processing means 24 is constructed to monitor continuously the length, or amount, of paper web 9 that is transferred between the reeling-off roller 6 and the reeling-on roller 7.
- the spray device 12 includes a chamber 50, preferably made of a polymeric material, which can be expanded by means of compressed-air or liquid-pressure and which, with the aid of means for controlling the compressed-air or liquid-pressure, is used to drive out the liquid delivered to the spray device 12.
- a further alternative embodiment of the inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that one end of the reeling-off roller 6 is provided with a number of recesses or notches 32 (not shown in detail) and that mounted on this end of the roller 6 is a spring-loaded rotation-blocking device 34 which is provided with an end-hook 33.
- the device 34 slides against the web 9 wound on the reeling-off roller 6 and a small length of that end of the web 9 which lies nearest the roller 6 is cut obliquely, above the region of the rotation-blocking device 34, so that the width of said web will not extend beyond said device 34, wherein the device 34 will come into engagement with the outer, bare surface of the roller 6 immediately the obliquely cut end of the web begins to pass the device 34, whereupon the end-hook 33 engages in the recesses or notches 32 in a manner to lock the reeling-off roller 6 against rotation.
- a further alternative embodiment of the inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized by a first axle lock 35 which functions to lock the axle of the reeling-off roller 6 and which has the following construction:
- flange 45 has a profiled surface section 37 (not shown in detail), for instance a corrugated or serrated surface, and in that the arrangement is provided, preferably on the side members 5, with safety pins 25 which coact with springs 26, the arrangement being such that
- FIG. 1 Another alternative embodiment of the inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that the housing 4 and/or the side members 5 are constructed so as to form parts of means connected thereto.
- the inventive apparatus may include a web-degreasing bath 19.
- the bath 19 can be placed at various positions in the apparatus, preferably between the pressure pad 11 and the reeling-up roller 7, so that the web 9 will subsequently pass through the bath 19.
- the first mentioned embodiment of the inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is used in accordance with the following method steps:
- cleaning web 9 used to clean the blanket is not unduly dirty and thus can be reused, such relatively unsoiled parts of the cleaning web 9 can be rewound onto the reeling-off roller 6, prior to carrying out step 1).
- the blanket cleaning operation will include the following steps:
- the inventive apparatus and the inventive method can also be applied for cleaning counter-pressure cylinders, i.e. large cylinders which are not blanketed, such cylinders being used in satellite printers and multi-colour printers.
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- The present invention relates to apparatus and to a method for automatically cleaning rollers, particularly blanket cylinders and counter-pressure cylinders in printing machines.
- In a conventional printing press, the paper web to be printed is taken from a feed roller and passed through the actual printing press, which comprises one or more printing or impression cylinders, where the paper to be printed is printed on one or both sides thereof and which paper, when printing is completed, passes over one or more guide rollers to a folding device, where the printed paper web is cut and folded. The blanket cylinders are normally clothed with a rubber material or some other polymeric material. The two long sides of the blanket material are normally secured in a groove which extends in the longitudinal direction of respective impression cylinders.
- The printed paper deposits ink and paper fibres (lint) on the blanket, successively as printing continues. These ink and paper-fibre deposits must be removed from the blanket at regular intervals in order a) to prevent pleating or wrinkling of the paper web, b) to prevent the deposits from transferring to the paper web, and c) to prevent faulty web-registration or alignment of the web with the impression cylinders, and impaired quality of the print produced. When cleaning such blankets, it is necessary to take into account the fact that the longitudinal attachment groove extends along the cylindrical surface of the blanket. Many different methods of cleaning impression cylinders manually are known to the art. For instance, the deposits can be removed by scraping clean the press cylinders, subsequent to having removed the paper web, either with or without the addition of a cleaning agent. This cleaning method is laborious, slow and highly expensive.
- The object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and a method for cleaning the blankets of impression cylinders which will avoid the aforesaid problems and which will enable blanket cylinders to be cleaned several times more quickly, more positively and more effectively than can be achieved with hitherto known manually-operated apparatus and methods.
- The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to non-limiting and solely exemplifying embodiments thereof, and with reference to Figures 1-19 of the accompanying drawings.
- Figure 1 illustrates schematically and in perspective an
impression cylinder 1 fitted with ablanket 2 and provided with agroove 2B by means of which the blanket is secured to thecylinder 1, and anapparatus 3 for automatically cleaning the blanket in accordance with a first embodiment of the present application. - Figure 2 is a side view of the
cleaning apparatus 3. - Figure 3 is a top view, partly in section, of the
cleaning apparatus 3, shown in Figure 1. - Figure 4 is a sectioned side view of the
cleaning apparatus 3 and shows the apparatus in a rearward or retracted position in which the reeling-offroller 6 is almost fully wound withcleaning material 9. - Figure 5 is a sectioned side view of the
cleaning apparatus 3 and shows the apparatus in a forward position in which the reeling-off roller is almost empty ofcleaning material 9. - Figure 6 is a side, section view of a first embodiment of the
pressure pad 11 and itsholder 14. In this case, theholder 14 is configured such that when viewed in section the holder consists of a beam or bar of generally rectangular cross-section. Thepressure pad 11 has a uniform thickness and is fastened to theholder 14 over the whole of its surface. - Figure 7 is a side view in section of a second embodiment of the
pressure pad 11 and itsholder 14. Thisholder 14 also has the form of a beam or bar of generally rectangular cross-section. The beam has attached thereto two spacer elements each of which presents two narrow, elongated raised portions. In this case, thepressure pad 14 comprises a cloth of uniform thickness which is stretched over the raised portions. - Figure 8 is a side view in section of a third embodiment of the
pressure pad 11 and itsholder 14. This embodiment is similar to the embodiment illustrated in Figure 6, but with the difference that thepressure pad 11 in this case comprises a cloth of uniform thickness. - Figure 9 is a side view in section of a fourth embodiment of the
pressure pad 11 and itsholder 14. In this case that part of theholder 14 which faces towards thecylinder 1 comprises a flat surface to which thepressure pad 11 is secured. That surface of thepressure pad 11 which faces thecylinder 1 is preshaped in a manner to present substantially the same radius of curvature as thecylinder 1. - Figure 10 is a side view in section of a fifth embodiment of the
pressure pad 11 and itsholder 14. That part of theholder 14 which faces towards thecylinder 1 also in this case comprises a flat surface to which thepressure pad 11 is secured. Thepressure pad 11 comprises a plate of uniform thickness and that part of the plate which faces theroller 1 is bevelled, among other things, to facilitate feeding of thecleaning web 9. - Figures 11-15 illustrate schematically a first drive means 20 which drives the reeling-off
roller 6 and a second drive means 21 which drives the reeling-onroller 7, intended for an alternative embodiment of thecleaning apparatus 3. - Figures 16-19 illustrate schematically a first axle lock for the reeling-off
cylinder 6, and a second axle lock 43 for the reeling-onroller 7. - As will be seen from the Figures, a first embodiment of the cleaning apparatus comprises one or
more side members 5, which may or may not be housed in a housing 4, a reeling-offroller 6 and a reeling-onroller 7 which is driven by arotatable cylinder 16, wherein theroller 6 and theroller 7 are each provided with a disengagable reverse stop 8A and 8B. In alternative embodiments, thecleaning apparatus 3 has no housing 4. - The
cleaning apparatus 3 is constructed so that it can be mounted adjacent animpression cylinder 1 in a desired manner. Thecleaning apparatus 3 will function efficiently irrespective of its orientation in space. Wound on the reeling-offroller 6 is a web ofcleaning material 9, which may consist of paper, non-woven fabric, felt or some other highly absorbent material. Theweb 9 runs from the reeling-offroller 6 over apressure pad 11 and from there optionally over one ormore guide rollers 10, and is finally wound onto the reeling-uproller 7. Only oneguide roller 10 is shown in the Figures4 and 5. Located between the reeling-offroller 6 and thepressure pad 11 is aspray device 12 which is used to spray thecleaning web 9 with a cleaning agent 13. This cleaning agent will preferably have properties which prevent it from weakening the cleaning web to any considerable extent and may, for instance, consist of a mixture of mineral oil fraction, which constitutes a solvent for a number of printing inks, and water, which dissolves paper fibres. - The
pressure pad 11 is preferably made of a foamed, closed-cell polymeric material and is fastened to aholder 14. Thepressure pad 11 and theholder 14 may have several different configurations, of which five preferred embodiments are disclosed in the above descriptions of Figures 6-10. According to a sixth embodiment, not shown, theholder 14 may have the form of a beam or bar of generally circular cross-section, and thepressure pad 11 has the form of a thin plate, which is attached to the holder. Theholder 14 is mounted so that it can either rotate or remain stationary. - According to a first embodiment, the
holder 14 is attached to a compressed-air piston 15 which is able to move theholder 14 linearly towards and away from theimpression cylinder 1. The reeling-offroller 6 is provided with a disengagable reverse stop 8A, which prevents the reeling-offroller 6 from rotating in the direction in which thecleaning web 9 is reeled-off from the reeling-offroller 6, i.e. an anti-clockwise direction as seen in the Figures. The reeling-onroller 7 is provided with a disengagable reverse stop 8B, which prevents rotation in the direction in which thecleaning web 9 arrives, i.e. in a clockwise direction in the Figures, and is connected to a compressed-air rotary cylinder 16 (not shown in detail) which functions to rotate the reeling-uproller 7 in a direction opposite to the aforesaid direction, i.e. an anti-clockwise direction as seen in the Figures. Compressed-air delivered to thecylinder 16 passes through a conventional valve 17 (not shown) which is controlled so that the reeling-onroller 7 will be rotated at the correct moment in time, in accordance with the method described herebelow. - As illustrated in Figures 11-15, an alternative embodiment of the
inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that the apparatus lacks the aforesaidrotary cylinder 16; in that the reeling-offcylinder 6 is driven by a first drive means 20; in that the reeling-onroller 7 is driven by a second drive means 21; in that the drive means 20 and 21 are constructed advantageously so that each of said drive means can drive in solely one direction of rotation and in that the driving function of said means is not dependent on friction between the components of thecleaning apparatus 3; and in that each of the first and the second drive means 20 and 21 include an engagable anddisengagable toothed ring 29 which is mounted, by means of a free hub 30, to one end of the reeling-offroller 6 and to one end of the reeling-onroller 7 respectively, said end preferably being opposed to said one end of the reeling-offroller 6 and is caused to rotate in one direction or the other with the aid of arack 31; and in thatrespective racks 31 are mesh with theircorresponding toothed rings 29 when thecleaning web 9 is not moved forwards or backwards, in a manner such as to generally lock the reeling-offroller 6 and the reeling-onroller 7 against rotation, wherein further tension force in thecleaning web 9 may result in fracture of the web but will not cause the reeling-offroller 6 and/or the reeling-onroller 7 to begin to rotate. - A further exemplifying embodiment of the
inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that the reeling-offroller 6 is provided with a first pulse emitter 22 (not shown in detail); in that the reeling-onroller 7 is provided with a second pulse emitter 23 (not shown in detail), wherein both pulse emitters 22 and 23 deliver a number of pulses which is proportional to the rotation ofrespective rollers cleaning web 9 that is advanced on each occasion and with regard to the length ofcleaning web 9 that remains on the reeling-offroller 6; and in that the pulse-processing means 24 is constructed to monitor continuously the length, or amount, ofpaper web 9 that is transferred between the reeling-offroller 6 and the reeling-onroller 7. - As will be seen from the Figures 4 and 5, another alternative embodiment of the
inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that thespray device 12 includes achamber 50, preferably made of a polymeric material, which can be expanded by means of compressed-air or liquid-pressure and which, with the aid of means for controlling the compressed-air or liquid-pressure, is used to drive out the liquid delivered to thespray device 12. - As illustrated in Figures 4 and 5, a further alternative embodiment of the
inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that one end of the reeling-offroller 6 is provided with a number of recesses or notches 32 (not shown in detail) and that mounted on this end of theroller 6 is a spring-loaded rotation-blocking device 34 which is provided with an end-hook 33. Thedevice 34 slides against theweb 9 wound on the reeling-offroller 6 and a small length of that end of theweb 9 which lies nearest theroller 6 is cut obliquely, above the region of the rotation-blocking device 34, so that the width of said web will not extend beyond saiddevice 34, wherein thedevice 34 will come into engagement with the outer, bare surface of theroller 6 immediately the obliquely cut end of the web begins to pass thedevice 34, whereupon the end-hook 33 engages in the recesses or notches 32 in a manner to lock the reeling-offroller 6 against rotation. - As will be seen from Figures 16-19, a further alternative embodiment of the
inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized by a first axle lock 35 which functions to lock the axle of the reeling-offroller 6 and which has the following construction: - one end of the reeling-off
roller 6 has the form of arectangular shoulder 36 of generally uniform thickness; - the
side member 5 against which the aforesaid end of the reeling-offroller 6 is intended to lie is provided with a shaft 44 whose end which faces theroller 6 is provided with a flange 45 around which there is mounted arotatable locking ring 37 which is provided with agroove 38 corresponding to theshoulder 36 and the twisting of which in the direction of rotation is limited by astop screw 39; - extending through the
locking ring 37 is ajournalled locking pin 40 which is biassed by a spring means 41 so as to strive to move in a direction towards the centre of thelocking ring 37, from an outer position to an inner position, wherein thelocking pin 40 is constructed and fitted so that the pin is moved to its inner position by the spring means 41 when, and only when, theshoulder 36 is correctly inserted in thegroove 38, and which pin otherwise remains in its outer position, and wherein movement of thelocking ring 37 in the rotational direction is restricted due to the inability of thelocking pin 40 to pass astop abutment 42; and - the axle lock 35 is therewith so constructed that when an attempt is made to rotate the reeling-off
roller 6 with thelocking pin 40 located in its outer position, thelocking pin 40 is moved into engagement with thestop abutment 42 so as to obstruct said rotation, wherein the pulse-processing means 24 is unable to deliver acceptable signals which would result in continued operation of the arrangement, and wherein the arrangement is provided with a second axle lock 43 for locking the reeling-onroller 7, the construction being the same as the construction of the first axle lock 35. - Another alternative embodiment of the
inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that the flange 45 has a profiled surface section 37 (not shown in detail), for instance a corrugated or serrated surface, and in that the arrangement is provided, preferably on theside members 5, with safety pins 25 which coact with springs 26, the arrangement being such that - respective springs 26 strive to move the safety pin 25 towards said profiled surface section 27;
- when the arrangement is running smoothly, respective springs 26 are held with the aid of compressed-air in a position such as to prevent the safety pin 25 from lying against the profiled surface section 27;
- when the delivery of compressed-air stops, in accordance with the aforegoing, the spring 26 moves the safety pin 25 into engagement with the profiled surface section 27;
- compressed-air is delivered via an active valve 28 which requires a continuous input signal in order to be held open;
- when this input signal is interrupted, the delivery of compressed-air also ceases, in addition to such stoppages being caused by disturbances in the compressed-air delivery system; and such that
- said input signal is generated by the pulse-processing means 24 when, and only when, said pulse-processing means 24 fails to detect faulty running of the arrangement.
- Another alternative embodiment of the
inventive cleaning apparatus 3 is characterized in that the housing 4 and/or theside members 5 are constructed so as to form parts of means connected thereto. - Since the cleaning
web 9 can be produced with such quality as to enable the deposits and paper fibres absorbed by the web to be removed therefrom while retaining the cleaning efficiency of the web to a large extent, the inventive apparatus may include a web-degreasing bath 19. Although not shown in detail, the bath 19 can be placed at various positions in the apparatus, preferably between thepressure pad 11 and the reeling-uproller 7, so that theweb 9 will subsequently pass through the bath 19. - When a
blanket 2 applied to theimpression cylinder 1 needs to be cleaned, the first mentioned embodiment of theinventive cleaning apparatus 3 is used in accordance with the following method steps: - 1) The rear surface of the cleaning
web 9 is sprayed with cleaning agent 13, by means of thespray device 12, over that length of web which is located between the reeling-offroller 6 and thepressure pad 11. The cleaning agent 13 will then quickly penetrate theweb 9. - 2) The
holder 14 is held pressed forwards from its rearward position, with the aid of thepiston 15. Part of theweb 9 is then unwound from the reeling-offroller 6, the length of this web-part being equal to the length of the working stroke of thepiston 15. - 3) The
piston 15 is then retracted, wherewith theholder 14 returns to its rearward position. Therotational cylinder 16 is activated during this return movement to rotate the reeling-onroller 7 in an anti-clockwise direction. That part of theweb 9 which has been saturated with cleaning agent 13 is therewith drawn forwards over thepressure pad 11. - 4) The
holder 14 is again pressed forwards from its rearward position, with the aid of thepiston 15, so that thepad 11 is pressed against theblanket 2 while theimpression cylinder 1 continues to rotate. The saturatedcleaning web 9 therewith removes deposits and fibres from theblanket 2. Step 1) may be repeated during some part of this cleaning step, i.e. the surface of the cleaning web may again be sprayed with cleaning agent 13 by thespray device 12, over that web-part which is located between the reeling-offroller 6 and thepressure pad 11. Cleaning of the blanket during step 4) can thus be achieved with adry cleaning web 9 or with a web that has been sprayed with cleaning agent. - 5) Step 3) is repeated, i.e. the
piston 15 is retracted and theholder 14 therewith returned to its rearward position. During this return movement, therotational cylinder 16 is activated to rotate the reeling-onroller 7 anti-clockwise. As a result, that part of theweb 9 which has been wetted with cleaning agent is drawn over thepressure pad 11 while, at the same time, the soiled part of theweb 9 is drawn away from thepressure pad 11 and later reeled onto the reeling-onroller 7. - 6) Steps 4) and 5) are repeated as often as is required in order for the
blanket 2 to be cleaned satisfactorily. - If the
blanket 2 is cleaned relatively shortly after a preceding blanket cleaning operation, that part of the cleaningweb 9 which is located on thepressure pad 11 will already have been wetted with active cleaning agent 13 and, consequently, only steps 4), 5) and 6) need be carried out. - If the cleaning
web 9 used to clean the blanket is not unduly dirty and thus can be reused, such relatively unsoiled parts of the cleaningweb 9 can be rewound onto the reeling-offroller 6, prior to carrying out step 1). - When the
cleaning apparatus 3 of alternative embodiments is not provided with arotational cylinder 16 but, instead, has first and second drive means 20 and 21 respectively, the blanket cleaning operation will include the following steps: - 1) The rear side of the cleaning
web 9 is sprayed with cleaning agent 13 by thespray device 12 over that part of the web which is located between the reeling-offroller 6 and thepressure pad 11, this cleaning agent 13 quickly penetrating into the cleaningweb 9; - 2) the reeling-on
roller 7 is rotated with the aid of the second drive means, so as to feed the cleaningweb 9 over thepressure pad 11; - 3) the
holder 14 is urged forwards from its rearward position, with the aid of thepiston 15 so as to place the cleaningweb 9 against the slowly rotatingimpression cylinder 1 and therewith cleanse theblanket 2 from deposits and fibres; - 4) the
piston 15 is retracted, therewith causing theholder 14 to return to its rearward position; - 5) when the used part of the cleaning
web 9 is heavily soiled, the web is moved in a direction towards the reeling-onroller 7 with the aid of the second drive means 21. If the used part of the cleaningweb 9 is only lightly soiled, the web is moved towards the reeling-offroller 6 with the aid of the first drive means 20, so that this part of the web can be reused; and - 6) the blanket-cleaning process is continued until the
blanket 2 is satisfactorily cleaned, either by moist or wet cleaning of the blanket, i.e. by repeating steps 1)-5) above, or by dry-cleaning the blanket, i.e. by repeating steps 2)-5) above, or by alternating between moist cleaning and dry cleaning of the blanket. - The inventive apparatus and the inventive method can also be applied for cleaning counter-pressure cylinders, i.e. large cylinders which are not blanketed, such cylinders being used in satellite printers and multi-colour printers.
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- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller, particularly an impression cylinder (1) fitted with a blanket (2) which is preferably secured to the cylinder (1) with the aid of a blanket attachment groove (2B), or a counter-pressure cylinder, said apparatus optionally comprising a housing (4) and one or more side members (5), wherein the apparatus includes a reeling-off roller (6) having a cleaning web (9) wound thereon, said web preferably consisting of paper, non-woven fabric, felt or corresponding material having a high absorption capacity, a reeling-on roller (7) for reeling-on the cleaning web (9), a pressure pad (11) over which the cleaning web (9) passes and is pressed intermittently thereagainst, and a spray device (12) which is positioned between the reeling-off roller (6) and the pressure pad (11) and which forms a web support and slide surface, characterized in that the apparatus can be mounted adjacent the cylinder to be cleaned in any desired orientation in space while retaining total efficiency in operation; in that the pressure pad (11) is attached to a holder (14) which, in turn, is attached to a piston (15), preferably a compressed-air driven piston, which enables the pressure pad (11) and part of the web (9) lying on said pad to be moved reciprocatingly generally along a geometric normal to the mantle surface of the cylinder, wherein the pressure pad and said web-part can be moved in one direction to an extent such that said web-part is pressed against the cylinder or against a blanket (2) fitted thereon.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with the preceding Claim, characterized in that the pressure pad (11) is made of an elastic material, preferably a closed-cell foamed polymeric material.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of Claims 1-2, characterized in that the holder (14) has the form of a beam of generally rectangular cross-section; and in that the pressure pad (11) has the form of a slab of uniform thickness which is attached to the pressure pad (11).
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of Claims 1-2, characterized in that the holder (14) has the form of a beam of generally rectangular cross-section which has attached thereto a spacer element having two narrow, elongated raised portions over which the pressure pad (11) is stretched, said pad having the form of a cloth of uniform thickness.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of Claims 1-2, characterized in that the holder (14) has the form of a beam of generally rectangular cross-section having attached thereto a pressure pad (11) in the form of a cloth of uniform thickness.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of Claims 1-2, characterized in that that part of the holder (14) which faces the cylinder (1) is comprised of a flat surface onto which the pressure pad (11) is attached; and in that the surface of the pressure pad (11) which faces towards the cylinder (1) is configured with a radius of curvature substantially equal to that of the cylinder (1).
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of Claims 1-2, characterized in that that part of the holder (14) which faces the cylinder (1) consists of a flat surface onto which the pressure pad (11) is attached; and in that the pressure pad is comprised of a plate of uniform thickness, and in that the part of the plate facing towards the cylinder (1) is bevelled.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of Claims 1-2, characterized in that the holder (14) has the form of a bar of generally circular cross-section; in that a pressure pad (11) in the form of a thin slab is attached to said bar; and in that the holder (14) is mounted so that it can either rotate or remain stationary.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the reeling-off roller (6) is provided with a disengagable reverse stop (8A) which will allow the reeling-off roller (6) to rotate in only one direction at a given time; in that the reeling-on roller (7) is provided with a disengagable reverse stop (8B) which will only permit the reeling-on roller (7) to rotate in one direction at a given time; and in that the reeling-on roller (7) is provided with a device for rotation of the reeling-on roller (7), said device preferably having the form of a compressed-air driven rotary cylinder (16) or of a rotational device connected to the piston (15) and driven thereby.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of Claims 1-8, characterized in that the reeling-off roller (6) is driven by a first drive means (21); in that the reeling-on roller (7) is driven by a second drive means (21); in that the first and the second drive means (20, 21) are each constructed to drive in only one direction of rotation and so that the function of said drive means will not be dependent on friction between the apparatus components.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with Claim 10, characterized in that each of the first and the second drive means (20, 21) includes an engaging and disengaging toothed ring (29) which is mounted, through the medium of a free hub (30), on one end of the reeling-off roller (6) and the end of the reeling-on roller (7) respectively, said end preferably being opposite said one end of the reeling-off roller (6), and which is caused to rotate in one or the other direction of rotation with the aid of a rack (31); and in that respective racks (31) are in engagement with their respective toothed rings (29) when the cleaning web (9) is not fed forwards or backwards, such that both the reeling-off roller (6) and the reeling-on roller (7) are essentially locked against rotation.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of the preceding Claims, cha racterized in that the reeling-off roller (6) is provided with a first pulse emitter (22); in that the reeling-on roller (7) is provided with a second pulse emitter (23); in that the two pulse emitters (22, 23) are intended to deliver pulses in a number which is proportional to rotation of respective rollers (6, 7); in that the apparatus includes means (24) for processing the pulses in a manner such as to obtain continuously information concerning the extent to which the cleaning web (9) is advanced on each occasion and concerning the amount of cleaning web (9) that remains on the reeling-off roller (6); and in that the pulse-processing means (24) is constructed to monitor continuously the amount of paper web (9) which is transferred between the reeling-off roller (6) and the reeling-on roller (7).
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the spray device (12) includes a chamber (50), preferably constructed from a polymeric material, which can be expanded by means of compressed-air or liquid-pressure and which, with the aid of means functioning to control said compressed-air or said liquid-pressure, is used to drive liquid from the spray device (12).
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of the preceding Claims, characterized in that one end of the reeling-off roller (6) is provided with recesses or notches (32); in that a spring-loaded rotation-blocking device (34) provided with an end-hook (33) is mounted adjacent said one end; in that the rotation-blocking device (34) is intended to slide against the cleaning web (9) wound on the reeling-off roller (6); in that a small length of that part of the cleaning web located nearest the reeling-off roller is cut obliquely above the rotation-blocking device (34) in a manner such that the width of the web will not extend beyond said rotation-blocking device (34); and in that the rotation-blocking device (34) is intended to be brought into engagement with that part of the reeling-off roller (6) that is bared immediately the obliquely cut end of the web begins to pass beyond said rotation-blocking device, therewith to bring the end-hook (33) into engagement with said recesses or notches (32) in a manner to lock the reeling-off roller (6) against rotation.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the apparatus includes a first axle lock (35) for the reeling-off roller (6), said axle lock having the following construction:- one end of the reeling-off roller (6) has the form of a rectangular shoulder (36) of generally uniform thickness;- in the side member (5) in which the aforesaid end of the reeling-off roller (6) is intended to be inserted, there is provided a side-member axle (44) whose end which faces towards the reeling-off roller (6) is provided with a flange (45) on which a rotatable locking ring (37) is mounted, said locking ring being provided with a recess (38) corresponding to the shoulder (36) and the rotation of which is limited by a stop screw (39);- extending through the locking ring (37) is a journalled blocking pin (40) which is biassed by a spring means (41) for movement in a direction towards the centre of the locking ring (37), from an outer position to an inner position, wherein the locking pin (40) is so constructed and so mounted that the pin is moved from its inner position by the spring means (41) only when the shoulder (36) is correctly inserted in the recess (38); and- the axle lock (35) is thereby so constructed that any attempt to rotate the reeling-off cylinder (6) when the locking pin (40) is located in its outer position is prevented by movement of the locking pin (40) against a stop abutment (42), thereby preventing the pulse-processing means (24) from producing acceptable signals which make imposible continued operation of the apparatus; and in that the apparatus also includes a second axle lock (43) for the reeling-on roller (7), the construction of this second axle lock being similar to the construction of the first axle lock (35).
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with Claim 15, characterized in that the flange (45) has a profiled surface section (27); in that the apparatus is provided, preferably on the side members (5), with safety pins (25) having springs (26), said safety pins being constructed so that- their respective springs (26) will strive to move the safety pins (25) towards said profiled surface section (27);- with smooth running of the apparatus respective springs (26) are activated, with the aid of compressed-air, so as to prevent the safety pin (25) from lying in abutment with the profiled surface section (27);- when the delivery of compressed-air ceases, according to the above, the spring (26) moves the safety pin (25) into engagement with said profiled surface section (27);- the delivery of compressed-air is effected through an active valve (28) which requires the presence of a continuous input signal in order to remain open;- the delivery of compressed-air ceases when said input signal no longer exists, in addition to ceasing as a result of disturbances in the delivery of compressed-air as such;- the input signal is generated by the pulse-processing means (24) when, and only when, the pulse-processing means (24) fails to detect serious disturbances in operation of the apparatus.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the side members (5), and optionally the housing (4), are constructed so as to form parts of means connected thereto.
- Apparatus for automatically cleaning a roller in accordance with any one of the preceding Claims, characterized in that the apparatus includes a cleaning-web degreasing bath (19) which is preferably placed between the pressure pad (11) and the reeling-on roller (7), so that the cleaning web (9) will subsequently pass through said bath (19).
- A method for automatically cleaning a roller, particularly an impression cylinder (1) fitted with a blanket (2), or a counter-pressure cylinder, with the aid of a cleaning apparatus according to any one of Claims 1-9 and any one of Claims 12-18, characterized by the following steps:1) spraying the rear side of that part of the cleaning web (9) which extends between the reeling-off roller (6) and the pressure pad (11) with a cleaning agent (13) delivered from the spray device (12), said cleaning agent (13) rapidly penetrating the web (9);2) urging the holder (14) forwardly from a rearward position with the aid of the piston (15), wherewith part of the web (9) is unreeled from the reeling-off roller (7), this web part having the same length as the length of the working stroke of the piston (15);3) retracting the piston (15) so as to return the holder (14) to its rearward position and such that during said return movement the rotary cylinder (16) will rotate the reeling-on roller (7) in an anti-clockwise direction, therewith to draw the web-part saturated with cleaning agent (13) over the pressure pad (11);4) again urging the holder (14) forwardly from its rearward position, with the aid of the piston (15), such as to press the pressure pad (11) against the blanket (2) while the impression cylinder (1) continues to rotate, wherein the wetted cleaning web (9) wipes-off deposits and paper fibres from the blanket (2), and ensuring, or not ensuring, that the rear side of that part of the web (9) which extends between the reeling-off roller (6) and the pressure pad (11) is sprayed with cleaning agent (13) from the spray device (12) during some part of this cleaning operation;5) retracting the piston (15) so as to return the holder (14) to its rearward position, wherein the rotary cylinder (16) is activated during this return movement such as to rotate the reeling-on roller (7) anti-clockwise, wherein fresh, dry cleaning web (9), or cleaning web that has been sprayed with cleaning agent (13) is drawn forwards over the pressure pad (11) while simultaneously drawing the soiled part of the cleaning web (9) away from the pressure pad (11) or subsequent winding onto the reeling-on roller (7); and6) repeating steps 4) and 5) as often as is required to satisfactorily clean the blanket (2).
- A method for automatically cleaning a roller, particularly an impression cylinder (1) provided with a blanket (2), or a counter-pressure cylinder, according to Claim 19, characterized in that prior to carrying out step 1) a given length of used, but only slightly soiled, cleaning web (9) is re-wound in a direction from the reeling-on roller (7) to the reeling-off roller (6).
- A method for automatically cleaning a roller, particularly an impression cylinder (1) provided with a blanket (2), or a counter-pressure cylinder, in which a cleaning apparatus according to any one of the Claims 1-8 and according to any one of Claims 10-18 is used, characterized by the steps of:1) spraying the rear side of that part of the cleaning web (9) which extends from the reeling-off roller (6) and the pressure pad (11) with cleaning agent (13) delivered by the spray device (12), said cleaning agent (13) rapidly penetrating the cleaning web (9);2) rotating the reeling-on roller (7), by means of said second drive means (21), so as to advance the cleaning web (9) over the pressure pad (11);3) urging the holder (14) forwards from its rearward position by means of the piston (15), such that the cleaning web (9) is brought into engagement with the slowly-rotating roller or impression cylinder (1) and therewith remove deposits and fibres from the blanket (2);4) retracting the piston (15), so that the holder (14) returns to its rearward position;5) when the used part of the cleaning web (9) is heavily soiled, feeding the said web part towards the reeling-on roller (7) with the aid of said second drive means (21), or, conversely, when the used part of the cleaning web (9) is only slightly soiled, feeding said web part towards the reeling-off roller (6) by means of the first drive means (20), so that this lightly-soiled web-part can be reused; and6) continuing the cleaning process until the blanket (2) is satisfactorily cleaned, either by a moist cleaning process, i.e. repetition of the aforesaid steps 1)-5), or a dry cleaning process, i.e. a repetition of the aforesaid steps 2)-5), or by alternating between a moist cleaning process and a dry cleaning process.
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