EP0714766B1 - Vorrichtung zur Herstellung von Druckschablonen - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a device for producing printing stencils according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Such a device is already known from EP-A-0 427 004 known.
- This known device contains two rotatable end heads for frontal storage of a hollow cylindrical screen, one Drive device for rotating the screen around its cylinder axis, a processing table movable parallel to the cylinder axis and a control device for controlling the drive device, the transport of the processing table and a tool station.
- at the Wall of the hollow cylindrical sieve supporting from the outside Roll-off elements are arranged to, among other things, in the area to provide the engraving site with a print run.
- the invention has for its object the device of the beginning mentioned type so that they are a simpler and cheaper Has structure, so that it is cheaper to use stencils have it made.
- a device is characterized in that the Tool station is arranged on the processing table, the tool station from at least one suitable for ejecting liquid Nozzle exists, and only the end heads act on the sieve becomes.
- the nozzle receives electrical ejection signals from the control device, in accordance with a given pattern as well depending on the rotary position of the screen cylinder and the position of the Machining table.
- the pattern or print pattern can be electronic Pre-stored form in an electronic memory of the control device be.
- Each saved sample point is a pair of values assigned to the rotary position of the screen cylinder (angular position) and contains the axial position of the machining table. Once this pair of values is supplied to the control device by sensors, the assigned one Value of the print pattern from the named electronic memory read out and used to form an injection signal, which for Nozzle is transferred.
- the control device gives the electrical ejection signals for the respective transport direction of the processing table nozzle located further back with a time delay, such that one and the same place on the screen surface through the respective nozzles is sprayed in succession.
- epoxy resin components act which are only converted into a gel state after they have been mixed together and the crosslinking reaction started Has.
- the individual epoxy resin components are relatively thin, so that rapid droplet separation takes place within the nozzles and so that the nozzles can have a relatively short jet length.
- these components hit the screen surface are converted into a gel state as a result of the crosslinking reaction, there is no danger that it will be thrown off the surface again become.
- the use of several components is also advantageous in that it gives the pattern a better edge sharpness becomes.
- the cover layer can also be applied by spraying on a viscous liquid are formed, for example, an aqueous emulsion of a Is synthetic resin paint or an aqueous suspension of pigments can. It has proven advantageous to spray the liquid accompanied by a laminar gas stream surrounding it carry out, for example using an air or inert gas stream, to accelerate the drying process of the sprayed liquid.
- the gas flow also prevents small secondary droplets Store inside the nozzles and otherwise contaminate them would.
- the speed of the laminar gas flow leaves further choose so that liquid drops once formed can no longer approach each other on their way to the sieve surface, whereby the formation of larger drops can be avoided.
- the laminar gas flow also increased compared to the ambient temperature Have temperature, whereby the drying of the sprayed Fluid can accelerate even further.
- Heat the sieve at least also at the point of impact of the liquid, for example through a radiant heater to get a fixed one as quickly as possible Obtain cover layer on the screen surface. It can also be warm air be blown axially inside the sieve. Irradiation of the Drops of liquid sprayed onto the sieve with ultraviolet (UV) radiation is possible to start the crosslinking reaction earlier let or accelerate, resulting in even better edge sharpness of the pattern leads (UV curing). The short phase of lowering the viscosity, How it occurs during heating is therefore only with UV curing avoided.
- UV ultraviolet
- FIG. 1 shows a rotating sieve in the shape of a cylinder referred to, on which through one or more nozzles 2 color or paint is applied as a covering liquid.
- This is one of the Jet 3 of the covering liquid sprayed out by means of a computer 4 controlled so that the cover liquid only in those places on the Sieve 1 is applied, on which the sieve 1 covered due to the pattern must be and those parts of the sieve 1 remain uncovered where this should remain permeable.
- the sieve 1 is between two synchronously driven end heads 5 added and rotating Movement (direction of rotation D) offset.
- the sieve 1 is between the right and the left End head 5 placed and the right end head 5 moved up to the sieve 1.
- the sieve 1 which is usually very thin and light, can be placed under Perhaps due to the axially acting clamping force and the friction rotated between sieve 1 and the left driven end head 5 become. Also, the rigidity of the sieve 1 is always sufficient to the right end head 5, the rotational movement via the acting frictional forces notify if only the speed of the sieve 1 is increased so slowly, that the required acceleration torque is transferability the round screen 1 is not overwhelmed.
- Both end heads 5 are on pedestals 6 rotatably mounted, the bearing blocks 6 on a machine bed 7 are arranged. To guide the right bearing block 6 in Figure 1 there are guide rods 8 which, for. B. attached to the machine bed 7 could be.
- the left end head 5 is driven by a motor 9 and a belt 10.
- This belt 10 spans a drive wheel 11 which is fixed on an axis 12 which carries the left end head 5.
- an incremental pulse generator 13 which determines the rotational position of the axis 12 or the sieve 1 and outputs corresponding signals S D to the computer 4.
- the nozzles 2, which are fastened on a processing table 14, are slowly advanced in the direction of the cylinder axis 1b of the sieve 1, so that a thin jet, which is dissolved in drops and consists of covering liquid and emerges from the nozzles 2, along a helical line is very low Slope hits the sieve 1.
- the feed table is impressed on the processing table 14 via a spindle 15, this spindle 15 being driven for this purpose via a stepper motor 16, which also receives its step signals S T from the computer 4.
- step signals S T are converted into power pulses P T by a driver stage 17.
- the rotation of the motor axis of the stepping motor 16 is transmitted to the spindle 15 via a belt 18 and a pulley 19. This extends through the processing table 14, which in turn is guided on guide rails 20 on the machine bed 7.
- the nozzles 2 must be suitable for the subsequent printing process
- Masking liquid can be supplied.
- the covering liquid is under a slight excess pressure of about 1 to 5 bar.
- pressure vessel 21 as there are differences in the line resistances and the need to separate the application amount per nozzle 2 to be able to adjust, different outlet pressures of the covering liquid condition.
- Every nozzle 2 also has a not inconsiderable one Amount of unused masking liquid that is continuously sucked off and has to be transported back.
- vacuum tanks 23 provided, in which the unused covering liquid via return lines 24 transported back by the negative pressure prevailing in these tanks becomes.
- the recirculated cover liquid which due to the process has lost diluent, after a Processing in turn fed the application process as a covering liquid become.
- the nozzles 2 are arranged several times, in the present case Case twice. They are in the direction of the cylinder axis 1b or Stencil axis spaced from each other in front of the covering liquid give the second job time to dry at least slightly. This drying can be supported by blowing warm air or by generating appropriate heat radiation. You can do this on the processing table 14 a correspondingly trained heating device H mounted.
- the liquid can also cure on its own or additionally by UV radiation, as already mentioned, so that in this case there is also a UV light source (e.g. a mercury vapor lamp) located on the processing table 14.
- a UV light source e.g. a mercury vapor lamp
- the nozzles 2 can also be arranged in the circumferential direction of the cylinder 1 or sieve, but this leads to difficult handling of the coating process if successive circular screens 1 different diameter to be coated.
- the nozzles 2 are preferably designed as electrostatic nozzles, each of which is supplied with a control signal S 1 , S 2 from the computer 4 in order to spray out the covering liquid when a control signal is received.
- FIG. 2 shows a device that is basically the same as in FIG. 1, wherein Identical elements are provided with the same reference symbols.
- Deviating of Figure 1 is the processing table 14 but on a rear Carrier wall 25 on guide rails 26 in the axial direction of cylinder 1 slidably mounted.
- On this rear guide wall 25 are also the spindle 15 and the stepper motor 16 with spindle drive 18 and 19 attached.
- the covering liquid is at its finest Drops are applied to a sufficiently high resolution in creating the print pattern on the surface of the screen 1 to achieve.
- the liquid can have a high viscosity, by a sufficient proportion of solid matter with a relatively small To be able to carry drop size.
- several liquid components can also be used sprayed separately through different nozzles be united at one point on the surface of the screen 1.
- the procedure is only useful if a very high one Drop frequency can be achieved.
- the invention therefore comes with modified electrostatic nozzles Construction for use.
- FIG. 3 shows the structure of such an electrostatic nozzle 2.
- a small pressure chamber 29 In a small pressure chamber 29 is the covering liquid, which from the pressure vessels 21 shown in Figure 1 is brought under excess pressure. From there it exits continuously through a bore 30.
- the Bore 30 provides a thin needle 31 which is too high-frequency by ultrasound Vibration in the longitudinal direction is excited for regular Disturbances in that annular flow channel through the needle 31 and the bore 30 is formed. It also prevents the vibration movement the needle 31 also clogging the bore 30 z. B. through small particles.
- the masking liquid is due to its toughness carried along with the needle wall and thus additionally accelerated and at Every oppositely directed vibration movement will affect the same way delayed.
- the movement of the end face 32 of the needle 31 produces an effect with the same effect.
- This face movement the needle 31 is in the viscous liquids present here of particular advantage, since with correspondingly high acceleration values the end face 32, the solids are thrown off, resulting in particularly strong support of the constriction process.
- a ring electrode 33 is provided, which is kept small in diameter because then Sufficient charging of the drops even at low voltages can be achieved. It is aimed at with a tension of 100 - To be able to work at 200 V. This tension must be at the moment the drop breaks off rest on the ring electrode 33. Tensions of this magnitude can still be conveniently switched at high frequencies using transistors. At the time of the drop of the drop from the still connected Beam must face this at a 0 voltage potential the ring electrode 33 are held so that on the tear-off drop a negative charge remains, and the demolition must also be in the area the ring electrode 33.
- the ring electrode 33 is kept small in diameter, whereby high field strengths can be achieved even at lower switching voltages. So that the liquid jet emerging from the bore 30 Center of the ring electrode 33 hits with the greatest possible security this ring electrode 33 as close as possible to the exit of the bore 30 introduced. The beam must just start at this point, in drops to disintegrate.
- the accuracy of the ring electrode center is through vertical beam guidance, as already in connection with the figure 2 mentioned, significantly enlarged, with the necessary rapid Beam decay correspondingly pronounced initial constrictions of the liquid jet emerging from the bore 30, the be forced by a correspondingly strong vibration of the needle 31.
- the charged liquid drops which here have the reference number 34, are then activated by the action of an electrode 35 applied DC voltage field on a curved railway line 36 passed into a catcher 37. From there they arrive via the ones mentioned in FIG. 1 Return lines 24 in the vacuum tanks also shown there 23.
- the uncharged liquid drops 38 are through this DC field not deflected and accordingly set their Way almost straight along the railway line 39 to finally apply to sieve 1.
- the screen 1 here has one to the web 39 on this impinging, uncharged drops 38 vertical position. It can but be useful, this screen 1 compared to such a location to tend to what is shown in connection with the next figure 4 becomes.
- the covering liquid must transport solids to a sufficient extent, after drying on the sieve 1 a good covering Form film, which causes a high viscosity.
- the high toughness but helps that after the application of the covering liquid on the Sieve 1 remains at the impact point despite the centrifugal force and not even because of the high impact speed through the perforation shoots through or while hitting the sieve 1 sprinkled into even smaller droplets.
- a combined liquid and air or inert gas supply performed in the area of the ring electrode 33.
- liquid is first introduced through holes 40, to clean the ring electrode 33.
- this is through the same holes 40 blown dry, such as by dry, heated Air or an inert gas.
- the same configuration of the nozzle is additional used to dry out the thin bore 30 during extended periods To prevent work breaks.
- the holes 40 the subsequent air space 41 in front of the bore 30 and within the Ring electrode 33 filled with rinsing liquid.
- This rinsing liquid will kept under a very low excess pressure (about 10 to 20 mm water column), whereby a liquid meniscus still forms within the nozzle channel 42 43 trains, which can last for a long time, and the prevents leakage of liquid from the nozzle channel 42.
- This Filling protects the thin bore 30 from drying out.
- a conical countersink 44 To the Liquid to allow the best possible access to the bore 30, can be provided a conical countersink 44. Through it opens the bore 30 in the nozzle channel 42 in the direction of the ring electrode 33. However, it may also be appropriate not to put the rinsing liquid in Las come into contact with the covering liquid within the bore 30 so as not to dilute the latter.
- the conical is omitted Countersink 44, and there is only one corresponding at this point small cylindrical drill shoulder.
- the rinsing liquid will then also form a meniscus in this hole, similar to meniscus 43.
- There is a small air space between the two menisci which thanks to its small volume quickly with vaporous molecules the easily evaporable components of the top coat and the rinsing liquid is saturated. Another evaporation of these components the masking lacquer is then no longer possible, so that it dries up is prevented without the risk that the cover liquid by rinsing liquid is thinned.
- the nozzle 2 is also on during the application of masking liquid air flows through the sieve 1. This keeps it out of the holes 40 emerging dry air small secondary droplets from the ring electrode 33 from and this clean. Such secondary droplets arise at the same time as the main drops in the decay of the borehole 30 emerging liquid jet. Because of the smallness and the small Mass of these secondary droplets can this through the pinching process the main drops are thrown onto the ring electrode 33. If drops of droplets were to form there, the flawlessness could develop over time Function of the electrode can be questioned. Another The effect results from the flow through the diffuser-like channel 42. Here the flight speed of the drops should be something but not too be greatly delayed, since these only appear after hitting the May touch sieve 1.
- a touch of the liquid drop is still inside of the nozzle channel 42 would result in the immediate formation of large Lead drops, which in turn because of the specifically lower air resistance Catch more normal drops and add them together Processes to falsify the electrically imprinted pattern image. This phenomenon can then be prevented if the drops on its trajectory within the nozzle channel 42 by a laminar Air flow are encased, the flow velocity suitable for this having. Such an air flow can also cause a Predrying of the individual drops can be achieved. This has advantages when the drop hits the sieve 1. By pre-drying increase the drop viscosity and also reduce the size of the drops. This will cause the drop to burst into many small individual drops when hitting the sieve 1 and training one accordingly blurred paint contours avoided. For adequate predrying is, however, a relatively large length of the nozzle channel 42 required, which is particularly the case when parallel to the gravitational field extending axis of the nozzle channel 30 is possible, that is, with vertical Nozzle axis.
- FIG. 4 shows the overall structure of the nozzle according to FIG. 3.
- the direction of impact of the drops 38 on the screen 1 is no longer vertical here, but is below one Angle 45. This helps keep the drops from passing through the strainer 1 because then before each drop in the direction of its Trajectory is always a material wall. In addition, there is a reduced relative speed between the droplet and sieve, whereby the risk of the drops bursting is also reduced.
- the needle 31 is held in a needle holder 46 which is designed as a step horn is, d. H. the diameter of the needle holder 46 increases to the top of the Needle 31 down.
- the needle holder 46 is firmly contained in a membrane 47 and this is by a Piezo element 48 excited to the high-frequency vibration.
- a pressure piece 49 transmits this vibration to the membrane 47, whereby the in liquid in the pressure chamber 29 also through the membrane 47 itself is pressurized.
- the supply lines be designed to be correspondingly thin to the pressure chamber 29.
- the piezo element 48 is no longer shown by Supply lines with the natural frequency of the nozzle arrangement corresponding high-frequency sine or square wave voltage.
- the piezo element 48 Since the piezo element 48 is sandwiched from a large number of thin ones Layers are composed, even low electrical Tensions around violent contractions or elongations in particular generate in the range of the natural frequency of the overall arrangement.
- the piezo element 48 becomes static in its longitudinal direction by a pressure screw 50 biased and a lock nut 51 secures this screw setting.
- a housing 52 statically and dynamically closes the Force flow of all individual components.
- the bore 30 of the nozzle 2 is in a sapphire plate 53 carried out by a screw 54 in a holder 55 pressed and fixed there in this way.
- the Sapphire drilling material becomes the one caused by the needle vibration Risk of rubbing or welding the needle 31, which from a metallic material is largely reduced with the bore wall.
- the ring electrode 33 with a lead 56 is connected to the former via an electrical potential to be able to supply the supply line 56.
- FIG. Another embodiment of an electrostatic nozzle for performing of the method according to the invention is shown in FIG. Also here are the same elements as in Figures 3 and 4 with the same Reference numerals and are not explained again.
- the hole 30 is so small in this embodiment, for example in Final diameter 17 microns that they are no longer from the needle 31 in its entirety Length can be enforced.
- the needle 31 therefore only extends into the Close to the closest hole.
- the effect of the needle 31 is similar the effect described earlier.
- a vibration movement the needle 31 in the direction of the nozzle outlet both increases Because of the wall shear forces as well as the displacement effect the needle end face 32 the pressure in the nozzle interior 57.
- the corresponding Return movement of the needle 31 causes a pressure reduction.
- FIGS. 6, 7 and 8 show the overall structure of the nozzle according to FIG. 5.
- Figure 6 shows the section through an elevation of the nozzle
- the figure 7 shows the cross-section
- FIG. 8 shows a cross section through the nozzle. It are again the same elements as in Figures 3 to 5 with the same Reference numerals and are not described again.
- a holder 60 presses a mouthpiece 61 into which the deflection electrode 35 is poured against the nozzle body 62.
- the nozzle channel 42 extends through the mouthpiece 61 and is on the input side with the Ring electrode 33 surrounded. It is also carried by the mouthpiece 61.
- the oscillating membrane 47 is located between the housing 52 and the nozzle body 62.
- the vibrating membrane 47 clamped between housing 52 and nozzle body 62, wherein it is formed by an approximately 0.5 to 1.0 mm thick steel plate, which due to the special type of clamping only in an area around it the needle 31 can execute bending vibrations. In the outstanding Area this membrane 47 is used as a clamping element for a microsieve 63 is used.
- the relatively large thickness of the membrane determines Natural frequencies between 200 and 300 kHz.
- the microsieve 63 is clamped between the membrane 47 and the nozzle body 62 and prevents particles larger than 5 ⁇ m from being accidentally be carried along with the covering liquid into the one leading to the nozzle Enter the duct system. This helps here via the microsieve 63 in the entrance area the liquid guided membrane 47 and the membrane introduced into it Ultrasonic vibration a blockage of the microsieve 63 by itself to avoid interlocking pigments. To have the largest possible filter area exploiting the microsieve 63, this becomes very small by a system finely milled support channels 64 held.
- the masking liquid will fed through the supply line 22 of the nozzle 2. This supply line 22 is by means of a union nut 65 on a clamping piece 66 tightly fitted.
- An air-water supply line 67 is used for cleaning and the drying of the nozzle 2 required liquid or the necessary Air supplied to the nozzle 2 if necessary.
- This line 67 is also with a union nut 68 pressed against a screw 69.
- the line 67 leads to a changeover valve 70, which is symbolic here is shown and is located at a greater distance from the nozzle 2.
- the electrostatic nozzles described in FIGS. 3 to 8 are suitable in special way to carry out the process because a highly viscous or viscous masking liquid also drips with them can be sprayed onto the sieve without reducing the overall length of the Nozzle and thus the dimensions of the device for performing the Process must take extremely large values.
- the covering liquid is resistant to abrasion and chemical influences of the printing chemicals.
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- Vorrichtung zur Herstellung von Druckschablonen, mit zwei drehbaren Endköpfen (5) zur stirnseitigen Lagerung eines hohlzylinderförmigen Siebes (1), einer Antriebseinrichtung (9, 10, 11) zur Drehung des Siebs (1) um seine Zylinderachse (1b), einem parallel zur Zylinderachse (1b) bewegbaren Bearbeitungstisch (14) und einer Steuereinrichtung (4) zur Steuerung der Antriebseinrichtung (9, 10, 11), des Transports des Bearbeitungstisches (14) sowie einer Werkzeugstation (2), dadurch gekennzeichnet, daßdie Werkzeugstation (2) auf dem Bearbeitungstisch (14) angeordnet ist,die Werkzeugstation (2) aus wenigstens einer zur Ausspritzung von Flüssigkeit geeigneten Düse besteht, unddas Sieb (1) nur von den Endköpfen (5) beaufschlagt wird.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Werkzeugstation mehrere in Längsrichtung des hohlzylinderförmigen Siebes (1) nebeneinander angeordnete Düsen (2, 2) aufweist.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß jede Düse (2) mit einem Überdruckbehälter (21) für aufzuspritzende Flüssigkeit in Verbindung steht.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß jede Düse (2) mit einem Unterdruckbehälter (23) in Verbindung steht, in den von der Düse (2) ausgespritzte, unverbrauchte Flüssigkeit zurückgeführt wird.
- Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Düsenlängsachse (39) im wesentlichen parallel und außerhalb einer die Zylinderachse (1b) aufnehmenden Horizontalebene liegt.
- Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Düsenlängsachse (39) im wesentlichen in Vertikalrichtung verläuft.
- Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Düse (2) elektrische Ausspritzsignale (S1, S2) von der Steuereinrichtung (4) in Übereinstimmung mit einem vorgegebenen Muster sowie in Abhängigkeit der Drehstellung des Siebzylinders (1) und der Position des Bearbeitungstisches (14) empfängt.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 2 und 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Düsen (2, 2) unterschiedliche Bereiche des Siebzylinders (1) beaufschlagen und die Steuereinrichtung (4) die elektrischen Ausspritzsignale (S1, S2) zur jeweiligen in Transportrichtung des Bearbeitungstisches (14) weiter hinten liegenden Düse (2) zeitverzögert ausgibt.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 2 und 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß alle Düsen (2, 2) denselben Bereich des Siebzylinders (1) beaufschlagen und die Steuereinrichtung (4) die elektrischen Ausspritzsignale (S1, S2) zu allen Düsen gleichzeitig überträgt.
- Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß sich in Drehrichtung des Siebzylinders (1) gesehen hinter dem jeweiligen Flüssigkeitsauftreffpunkt eine Heizeinrichtung (H) und/oder Bestrahlungseinrichtung zur Erhitzung und/oder UV-Bestrahlung der auf dem Siebzylinder (1) aufgespritzten Flüssigkeit befindet.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Heizeinrichtung (H) und/oder die UV-Bestrahlungseinrichtung auf dem Bearbeitungstisch (14) montiert sind.
- Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß Warmluft ins Innere des Siebes (1) einblasbar ist.
- Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 12, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Düse (2) zur Ausspritzung einer hochviskosen bzw. zähen Abdeckflüssigkeit ausgebildet ist.
- Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 13, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Düse (2) so ausgebildet ist, daß durch sie die Flüssigkeit in feinsten Tröpfchen auf das Sieb (1) aufbringbar ist.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 14, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Düse (2) eine Elektrostatikdüse ist.
- Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 15, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Düse (2) zusätzlich zur Abdeckflüssigkeit einen laminaren Gasstrom ausstößt.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 14 und 16, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Geschwindigkeit des laminaren Gasstromes so gewählt ist, daß sich einmal gebildete Flüssigkeitströpfchen auf ihrem Weg zur Sieboberfläche nicht mehr einander nähern können.
- Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 16 oder 17, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der laminare Gasstrom gegenüber der Umgebungstemperatur eine erhöhte Temperatur aufweist.
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