EP0923453A1 - Multicolor sheet-fed printing press - Google Patents
Multicolor sheet-fed printing pressInfo
- Publication number
- EP0923453A1 EP0923453A1 EP97940016A EP97940016A EP0923453A1 EP 0923453 A1 EP0923453 A1 EP 0923453A1 EP 97940016 A EP97940016 A EP 97940016A EP 97940016 A EP97940016 A EP 97940016A EP 0923453 A1 EP0923453 A1 EP 0923453A1
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Classifications
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41F—PRINTING MACHINES OR PRESSES
- B41F7/00—Rotary lithographic machines
- B41F7/02—Rotary lithographic machines for offset printing
- B41F7/04—Rotary lithographic machines for offset printing using printing units incorporating one forme cylinder, one transfer cylinder, and one impression cylinder, e.g. for printing on webs
- B41F7/06—Rotary lithographic machines for offset printing using printing units incorporating one forme cylinder, one transfer cylinder, and one impression cylinder, e.g. for printing on webs for printing on sheets
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41F—PRINTING MACHINES OR PRESSES
- B41F11/00—Rotary presses or machines having forme cylinders carrying a plurality of printing surfaces, or for performing letterpress, lithographic, or intaglio processes selectively or in combination
Definitions
- the invention relates to a sheet-fed rotary printing machine for multi-color printing.
- Printing plates, the blankets or the printing cylinder can be saved mechanical effort.
- a sheet-fed rotary printing press is known from DE-PS 24 35 203. In various configurations, it has plate cylinders with a simple diameter, one
- a sub-image of a print image can be printed on one of several from different printing units of a respective plate cylinder
- Segments of the rubber cylinder are printed.
- this print image can be printed on a printing sheet guided on the printing cylinder, the printing sheet rotating with the printing cylinder in accordance with the movement of the segments of the blanket cylinder and being printed from there.
- US Pat. No. 3,347,160 describes an ink roller device for a multi-color rotary offset printing press.
- This printing press has a plate cylinder and blanket cylinder each with a multiple diameter on which a printing cylinder with a single diameter is assigned.
- the printing plate which consists of several parts of the image, is generated on the plate cylinder by several clocked inking and dampening units, transferred to the multiple-sized rubber cylinder and printed on a printing sheet guided on the printing cylinder.
- the printing cylinder rotates several times according to the diameter ratio between the blanket cylinder and the printing cylinder until all parts of the printed image have been transferred to the printing sheet.
- This multi-color printing machine is suitable for so-called proof printing.
- a disadvantage of these devices is that, although they can be represented as individual printing units, the effort for printing on images that contain more color than the respective printing press allows is very high. These printing machines are therefore only suitable for special printing processes.
- the aim of the invention is to present a machine configuration which, in the simplest design, has printing units which can be combined in any manner for producing printing sheets with different numbers of colors, does not require an exchange of units and is suitable for high throughput with any number of runs, printing sheets being able to be produced in two-sided printing.
- the object of the invention is to improve the device according to the preamble of claim 1 in such a way that a simple and thus cheap printing machine is created from standard elements, which in combination of units of this type allows different configurable multi-color prints with one another, without the printing machine having to be converted or has too low an output, whereby printed sheets should be able to be produced in two-sided printing.
- the solution to this problem is designed according to the characterizing part of claim 1.
- the sheet-guiding drums or cylinders are each provided with a work surface.
- the rubber cylinder is designed as a cylinder with a single diameter. In the standard printing process proposed for this purpose, he collects the print images of different colors specified on the plate cylinder and prints them onto the printing sheets held on the printing cylinder in a single printing process.
- 1 is a four-color sheet printing machine with a printing cylinder with a simple diameter
- FIG. 3 shows a three-color printing press with rubber cylinders with a simple diameter and a counter-printing unit
- Fig. 5a / b a turning unit
- a sheet printing machine which includes a feeder 1, a delivery 2 and printing units 1 1 and 12.
- the printed sheets are from the feeder 1
- Printing unit 3 fed and laid out in delivery 2.
- a feed drum 4 is provided for the sheet transport, which transfers the printing sheets to a first printing cylinder 5. From there, the printed sheets are guided via a first sheet guide stream el 6 and further sheet guide drums 13 and 14 to a second printing cylinder 5, from where the printed sheets are fed to further sheet guide drums 6 and 7 to a delivery drum
- the printing units are basically the same.
- the sheet is each transferred from the impression cylinder 5 to a sheet guide drum 6. Furthermore, feed drum 4 and sheet guide drum 13 correspond.
- the feed drum 4, the sheet guide drums 6 and 7 and the delivery drum 8 have a so-called double diameter.
- the pressure cylinder 5 has a single diameter.
- the diameter ratio relates to the length of a maximum sheet to be processed.
- In the printing unit 3 there is also a blanket cylinder 9 and a plate cylinder 10, both of which have a double diameter.
- the sheet-guiding cylinders or drums can, provided they are double
- Diameter are provided with one or two rows of grippers for transporting printed sheets, but only one row of grippers or work surface is used for the complete printing process on a printed sheet.
- the print images which are generated on a plate cylinder 10 with a double diameter and two work surfaces, are also transferred to a rubber cylinder 9 with a double diameter and two work surfaces and are printed as two-color printing on the printing sheet held there during two revolutions of the printing cylinder 5.
- a multi-color printing machine can be easily combined from the basic components plate cylinder 10, blanket cylinder 9, printing cylinder 5, sheet guide drum 6 and sheet guide drum 13 or 4.
- the connection between the printing units 11, 12 is corresponding to the sheet guide drum 7 by means of the sheet guide drum 14, which also leads to boom 2.
- Printing machine is constructed from identical printing units and is very compact in the area of the printing cylinder 5. Furthermore, the arrangement of two work surfaces on plate cylinders 10 and rubber cylinders 9 with double diameter improves their handling.
- the printing machine in Fig. 1 allows two-color printing with double throughput if two printing images are provided in both printing units 1 1 and 12 on the plate cylinders, which are arranged in the same color. Furthermore, it is possible to work in two colors with half throughput if only one print image is provided in each printing unit 11 and 12 on the respective plate cylinder 10, which then have a different color.
- Boom 2 are placed on separate stacks. For this purpose, a control on the drum or cylinder assigned to the auxiliary delivery 16 is required, which ensures that every second printed sheet is discharged.
- sheet guide drums 6, 13, 14 can also be used as so-called
- Turning device can be provided. They then have devices by means of which a printed sheet is removed from the central sheet guide drum 14 at its rear edge and is fed to the next printing unit in the opposite position and transport direction. Then the printed sheet is printed there from the back. In this way, the printing press is then able to print in one color on two sides, in two colors on one side and in one color on the other and in two colors on two sides.
- These principles are well known.
- the arrangement of the turning device with sheet guide drums with double diameter and only one row of grippers makes the turning process much more straightforward than in known devices of this type, as will be explained below.
- the press can also be expanded to any number of other printing units.
- the printing press according to FIG. 1 also has, as a special feature, an additional auxiliary delivery 16. At this point, a sample sheet can be laid out as required or this position can be used as a waste delivery.
- the auxiliary delivery 16 is operated by delivering a printed sheet from the delivery drum 8 by means of a flexible control device in engagement with the grippers of the delivery drum 8.
- FIG. 2 Another machine configuration is shown in FIG. 2. Between feeder 1 and
- Boom 2 printing units 17 and 18 are arranged which, as already known, have a feed drum 4, a plate cylinder 10, a sheet guide drum 6, a sheet guide drum 7 and a delivery drum 8. Furthermore, sheet guide drums 13 and 14 are provided for connecting the printing units 17 and 18. The auxiliary delivery 16 is also provided here and the feed drum 4 works with a
- first 21 and a second pressure cylinder 22 are provided, which have a double diameter. They can have one or two work surfaces, but only one is used. It interacts with a rubber cylinder 21, which has only a simple diameter. Unless it is intended for single-color printing, this printing machine works according to the so-called rubber collective printing process. This means that when the blanket cylinder 21 rotates, two partial images of a print image provided on the plate cylinder 10 overlap one another and are printed together on print sheets which are held on the print cylinder 22 in a printing zone.
- This four-color print is produced after a start-up phase with a total of two revolutions of the blanket cylinders 21 of both printing units.
- the blanket cylinder 21 When the blanket cylinder 21 is rotated, the one printed image is first transferred to the blanket and then the second printed image is superimposed on the blanket. The now superimposed print images are then printed together in the printing zone between the blanket cylinder 21 and the printing cylinder 22 on the printed sheet held there.
- a two-tone print can be generated, the printing press being half throughput, i.e. when loading every second row of grippers on feed drum 4 or printing cylinder 22, a printing sheet is used. This only applies if the press on the sheet-guiding cylinders is not occupied with just one work surface and one row of grippers.
- a single-color image can be provided on the plate cylinders 10. Then this printing machine would print in two colors and only one sheet every second rotation of the blanket cylinders 21, i.e. generate a printing sheet printed in two colors per revolution of a printing cylinder 22.
- each plate cylinder 10 can also be provided on each plate cylinder 10 to print in one color with two printing images, so that a printing image can also be transferred to the printing cylinder 22 with each revolution of the rubber cylinder 21. Then again with the full throughput on the printing cylinder with two printing sheets per revolution, which are then printed with one color in the first printing unit and with a second color in the second printing unit.
- This printing press is also provided with an auxiliary delivery 16.
- the configurations described can be varied such that two plate cylinders can also be assigned to a blanket cylinder in a printing unit instead of a double plate cylinder. It is also possible to assign two printing units with rubber and plate cylinders with a single diameter to a printing cylinder with multiple diameters. Finally, in the latter configuration, plate cylinders with a double diameter can also be assigned to the rubber cylinders with a single diameter.
- the principle of carrying out only one printing sheet on sheet-guiding cylinders with single or double diameter and only single assignment should not be abandoned.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 show a further configuration of the printing press based on the printing principle of the printing press from FIG. 2. They also have a printing unit 20 between the feeder 1 and delivery 2, in which a plate cylinder 10 is provided, a printing cylinder 22, an application drum 4 and a sheet guide drum 6. Between the plate cylinder 10 and the printing cylinder 22 there is a single diameter
- Rubber cylinder 21 provided.
- the basic configuration corresponds to that of FIG. 3, so that the function of this printing unit is the same as that of FIG. 3. This means that single-color or two-color prints can be produced in different throughputs.
- a further printing unit is assigned to the sheet guide drum 6.
- This printing unit consists of an inking unit 24, which is arranged displaceably, one
- Plate cylinder 25 and a rubber cylinder 26 are only provided with a simple diameter and are therefore recognizably only suitable for the application of a single printing image color. What is essential is the arrangement of the blanket cylinder 26 on the underside of the sheet guide drum 6, which here takes on the function of a printing cylinder. Since the press sheet after it between
- Rubber cylinder 21 and printing cylinder 22 was printed on the top, now touches the sheet guide drum 6 with its printed side, the back of which lies opposite the rubber cylinder 26 and can be printed from there. This enables two-color printing on one side with another in this printing press To complete the printed image on the other side of the printed sheet. It is also possible to produce a single-color print on both sides.
- FIG. 4 A configuration similar to that in FIG. 3 is shown in FIG. 4.
- Rubber cylinder 26 combined with a simple diameter, so that here also the back pressure runs on the rubber collection principle.
- the printing press is therefore able to work on both sides in one color with full throughput, i.e. 2/1 color with half throughput, as well as 2/2-color with half throughput.
- the plate cylinder 25A is assigned an inking unit 24A which can be moved in a known manner.
- This inking unit 24A contains two
- Inking devices and possibly also two dampening devices which can be switched in a clocked manner in order to be able to apply one or two colors to the plate cylinder 25A. 3 and 4, no turn is required.
- FIGS. 5a and b The advantage of a turning unit in the printing presses described in FIGS. 1 and 2 is shown in FIGS. 5a and b.
- 5a the sheet-guiding drums 6, 13 and 14 are shown in the normal assignment for one-sided printing.
- the printed sheet is transferred to the sheet guide drum 6 by a printing cylinder and transferred to a further printing unit via the sheet guide drums 13, 14.
- 5b shows the assignment for the back pressure operation.
- Gripper rows 34 of the sheet guide drum 13 are set to the respectively determining end of the printed sheet on the sheet guide drum 14.
- the gripper rows 34 are equipped with so-called reversible grippers.
- These can contain suction arrangements, for example, in order to remove the end of the printed sheet from the sheet guide drum 14. It is also possible to design the surface of the sheet guide drum 14 so that the gripper rows 34 can directly grip the end of the printed sheet.
- the gripper rows 34 can then be designed as double systems or as so-called pliers grippers.
- the sheet end is therefore detected in the setting for the counterprint, while the sheet start is not released in the contact zones of the sheet guide drums 13, 14 but only after the sheet ends have been detected by the gripper rows 34.
- the printed sheet is then, as indicated, continued with the sheet end leading downward from the sheet guide drum 13.
- the simple assignment of the sheet guide drum 13 and 14 gives a great deal of scope for the assignment of the drums to one another.
- the rotational position allows, for example, the sheet guide drum 14 to be arranged directly between the neighboring drums, without that there could be difficulties with sheet transport.
- the sheet run is slim and easy to control.
- FIG. 6 shows a four-color printing press with two double printing units 35, 36.
- the printing units 35, 36 have the special feature of the assignment of plate cylinders 37, 38 with a simple diameter. Two printing images can thus also be printed together on each printing cylinder 22. However, each blanket cylinder 21 only transmits one print image.
- the printed sheets are guided over the sheet guide drums 6, 13, 14 and can be turned there in a turning device for printing on both sides.
- the printing units 35, 36 assigned to the printing cylinders 22 thus consist in the example shown of plate cylinders 37, 38 with a single diameter and rubber cylinders 21 with a single diameter.
- the printing then takes place in one pass on the printing cylinder 22, the printing zones being so far apart that the first printing is completed before the second begins.
- the pressure cylinder 22 has either one
- This configuration can be varied, as already described under FIG. 3, by assigning plate cylinders with double diameter to the rubber cylinders 21. Then a four-color print can be generated per print run, again two
- Print images are collected per blanket cylinder 21. Then the machine shown is suitable for eight-color printing.
- Inking units or the inking and dampening units on the plate cylinders can be designed flexibly, but this is known from the prior art. Thereafter, each inking unit must be able to be switched on and off or switched on and off per plate cylinder revolution.
- each inking unit must be able to be switched on and off or switched on and off per plate cylinder revolution.
- an arrangement of two inking units lying one behind the other can be provided, which are individually controlled and can thus color the printed images differently.
- both printed images should be able to be colored and moistened continuously with a single color.
- only one dyeing or dyeing and dampening unit is operated continuously.
- only one dampening unit should be used when applying two printing inks.
- One dampening system is switched off and the other is switched on continuously.
- the printing press can also be provided with only a single dampening unit per printing unit.
- the printing machines are designed in the simplest version and are particularly suitable for carrying out 10 automation measures on the plate cylinder. This is where the large diameter of the plate cylinder 10 comes into play. It is thus easily possible to mount a plurality of imaging devices as feed devices for imaged printing forms. It is also easily possible to mount feed devices for printing form raw material within the plate cylinder 10.
- the printing plates can be divided as well as combined. This only depends on the manufacturing effort. The devices mentioned are not described in detail here, since they are known and were not the object of the invention.
- Printing unit 19 Printing unit 20
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