EP1440351A1 - Satellite printing machine - Google Patents
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- G—PHYSICS
- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03G—ELECTROGRAPHY; ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY; MAGNETOGRAPHY
- G03G15/00—Apparatus for electrographic processes using a charge pattern
- G03G15/65—Apparatus which relate to the handling of copy material
- G03G15/6555—Handling of sheet copy material taking place in a specific part of the copy material feeding path
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41J—TYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
- B41J13/00—Devices or arrangements of selective printing mechanisms, e.g. ink-jet printers or thermal printers, specially adapted for supporting or handling copy material in short lengths, e.g. sheets
- B41J13/10—Sheet holders, retainers, movable guides, or stationary guides
- B41J13/22—Clamps or grippers
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41J—TYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
- B41J25/00—Actions or mechanisms not otherwise provided for
- B41J2025/008—Actions or mechanisms not otherwise provided for comprising a plurality of print heads placed around a drum
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- the invention relates to a device for direct digital printing in single-pass printing of multicolored images on sheets in face and / or reverse printing.
- Packaging and label printing are currently the growth markets.
- the packaging market is expected to double under the influence of Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia and China in the next 5 years, with increasing use of plastics, sandwich materials and metallized substrates.
- the global turnover for packaging printing machines is around one billion euros (Deutsche Drucker No. 4 from February 6th, 2003).
- image-bearing plates are used, depending on the format class, which have to be changed when the motif or order changes.
- the illustration or plate cylinders are also format-bound Clamping channel equipped and mostly with complex, semi-automatic plate changing systems.
- the four process colors cyan, magenta, yellow and black (C, M, Y, K) are expanded with a customer-specific special color as standard.
- the CYMK color space it is easily possible that the Pantone reference value cannot be adjusted.
- the complementary red, green and blue (RGB) are increasingly being used in the 7-color HIFICOLOR system, or the additional colors orange and green in the 6-color hexachrome system. This is also associated with the advantage that 95% of the Pantone colors can be printed without the time-consuming cleaning of the printing units associated with the job change. This is also confirmed by the increasing use of sheetfed offset presses with ' 8 and 10 printing units, not only for 4-color printing on both sides, but also for screen printing with additional colors for this so-called high-fidility printing.
- the system is very precise (+ 0.1 mm) due to the fact that substrate sheets are aligned in the system at a standstill by means of side and front marks.
- the transfer of the printed sheets from the feeder stack to the first printing unit, from printing unit to printing unit and from the last printing unit to the delivery stack takes place with gripper technology, which are integrated in the impression cylinder channel or in a chain carriage depending on the format. That the distance from the gripper system to the next following gripper system is always the same as the maximum print format in the circumferential direction.
- Format-linked flexographic coating units are also increasingly being integrated in the printing presses, since the value of prints can be significantly increased with the help of an applied layer of lacquer, for example for protecting the Substrate and improvement of print finishing or, for example, with spot coating for optical effects.
- a further development is the application of primer (with primer in the flexo process) before and after printing, e.g. to be able to print on plastics with hybrid printing systems, d. H. the combination of different printing processes in one printing press (US 6,443,058 B1).
- NIP methods for personalization (DE 100 47 040 AI), punching units (DE 101 47 486 AI) for further processing, embossing units for haptic effects (look and feel) and inline finishing (EP 80 924 091 AI), e.g. for folding, can be integrated in the process bundle.
- the combination of high-quality printing, finishing and finishing processes described above also requires relatively complex drying systems, which means machine lengths of up to approx. 35 meters (printing level No.
- sheet-turning systems are often integrated in the sheet-fed printing machines in order to print the front and back in one pass.
- the space required is very large for the reasons mentioned above, which, among other things, poses the desired one-man operation for major problems and entails new investments for the expansion of the company building.
- compact machines in satellite design are used in the small format, whereby the number of printing units is limited to 4.
- modular constructions in series are therefore very often used, which have their own modular module for each printing unit.
- Digital printing machines mostly have paper transport systems, e.g. via conveyor belts (DE 195 36 309 AI). With the exception of WO 96/17277, no grippers are used to transfer the sheet. Regarding the required precision of the color register (+ 0.01 mm) and attachment register
- the invention is based on the task of developing a new generation of printing presses in order to meet the new market requirements with absolutely the highest quality with the lowest print runs in the POD and just in time system, the advantages of the conventional sheetfed offset technology and new digital technology having to be exploited, in order to ensure economical production in the future.
- the requirements are as follows: 1. with 1 to 7 digital printing units with upstream cleaning station for hexachrome or hi-fi color printing single pass process;
- inline finishing such as B. hot foil stamping and / or punching and / or stacking or inline folding or inline bookbinding;
- a size for one-man operation advantageously a machine length of max. approx. 7 m and a machine height of max. approx.2.75 m.
- CH 116 828 describes conventional offset printing units with plate and blanket cylinders that are format-related and thus both with clamping channels.
- a 2x 7 color printing machine in medium format is unrealistically large both in the satellite and in a modular arrangement (see Figures 15 and 16).
- Motif change means the elaborate plate change and mostly printing unit washing for other customer-specific pantone colors.
- DE 21 15 790 AI also describes conventional offset and / or high pressure processes, i. H. with format-related plate cylinders with clamping channels and the disadvantages mentioned above.
- DE 199 12 309 AI shows an example of an overlong (approx. 25) modular machine (US 6,443,058 B1). Further DE 100 47 040 AI shows a satellite arrangement with only 4 printing units and a connected printing unit with the coupling device required for this. This machine disadvantageously requires a second pass for the printing (approx. 90 - 95% of the commercial prints are perfect and reverse printing). It is also unsuitable for 7-color printing with subsequent finishing.
- DE 21 15 790 AI also shows a design or printing press concept, which makes duplex printing possible in one operation, but it is a combination of format-related plate and imaging systems in combination with conventional format-related blanket cylinders.
- This design does not make it possible to integrate up to 2 x 7 printing units, let alone additional modules for coating without the design from the operator's point of view or which the ergonomics exceed the extent of handling (see Figure 15).
- This factor plays a particularly important role, since digital printing units have so far been based on portrait printing processing (i.e. printing a page in portrait format) using the electrophotography process, in contrast to landscape printing processing in conventional sheetfed offset printing (i.e. printing a printing page in landscape format).
- the CH 116,828 also shows format-specific plate and blanket cylinders for clamping imaging plates and blankets.
- the format-related technology does not allow expansion to 2 7 printing units with cleaning systems, let alone additional works for finishing.
- the US 5,016,056 discloses a sheet transport without format-dependent gripper systems and does not start from the very precise sheet gripper transport systems with protruding gripper backs that would damage the imaging cylinder, but from a vacuum bar that holds the sheet on the contact side and does not survive.
- a factor of 2 to 4 would have to be expected here too, larger in the sheet feed and transport system than in printing processes with conventional gripper technology.
- these non-gripper systems set limits on the substrate flexibility, sheet format and sheet thickness of the printing system.
- the ends of the bow are also held in a vacuum. This has the disadvantage that only sheets of a fixed circumferential length can be printed ("secures the ends of a receiving sheet").
- the CH 116.828 permits duplex printing in one pass, but only at half the production speed, since "a sheet can be fed at least after every second revolution".
- Grab transport devices according to DE 43 03 796 A1 is the number of rubber and plate cylinder pairs by one Printing cylinders are limited to four for reasons of accessibility to the printing units, so that two printing units or twin stations must be provided for perfecting and duplex printing (duplex printing), which are to be connected via a turning unit, as is the case, for example, in the US -PS-5,660, 108 and DE-PS- 435 902 is provided.
- reversing systems (DE 298 07 663 Ul) for printing the sheets on the face and reverse side (recto verso) are known. These systems are complex, make the machine inflexible due to its fixed position, are costly and require a white edge (gripper edge) on both sides of the sheets. In addition, register-accurate sheet guidance (reversing register) is extremely difficult, which leads to inaccuracies. It also limits the substrate flexibility in the thickness of the substrate.
- EP 819 268 B1 discloses a digital printing unit according to the so-called multipass system, the intermediate cylinder, however, running through the same printing nip several times and with clocked feeding of the sheets in so-called single shot Method in one transfers the multicolored image built up on the blanket cylinder to the printing material.
- the associated productivity is therefore very low. Repeated transfers on the intermediate cylinder could have an adverse effect on the register accuracy, for example, due to slight differences in bulge / speed when the printing gaps were run through several times.
- Imaging cylinder is equipped with a clamping channel and designed for interchangeable plates or cylinder milling for clamping or for holding the plate.
- the so-called Photo Imaging Plate must be replaced regularly for reasons of wear. This construction means that it is format-bound and therefore if no more than four printing units could be accommodated in a satellite construction for reasons of accessibility (change of plate and blanket) (DE 43 03 796 AI).
- US 6,363,234 B2 presents a satellite design with format-bound printing units / print engines, which for reasons of accessibility are limited to max. 4 are limited. It has a special turning technology, which however only works with half the productivity.
- the special feature of contactless direct digital printing e.g. B. innovatively used in the inkjet process that does not have to match the print length.
- the printing unit can be smaller than the printing length would require.
- This special feature allows a very compact, innovative design using gripper sheet transport systems for multi-color hi-fi printing on the front and back in combination with multiple Paint application and with or without inline further processing in one production run, so-called single pass system with absolutely minimal set-up times with optimal ergonomic operating conditions (very small footprint) and cost-effective production and operation.
- this non-contact printing also has a particular advantage when printing on unstable substrates, if the substrate can be stretched with mechanical stress - in contact - when passing through several printing units, causing the substrate to stretch and thus cause printing inaccuracies.
- the satellite printing machine is provided with a transport cylinder which is central to FIG. 1 or two, to which a number of at least 1 to ten satellite printing units for straight printing can be assigned in the direction of rotation between the feed system having a feed cylinder or feed rollers and the one with others 1 up to 10 satellite printing units can work together for reverse printing.
- a transport cylinder which is central to FIG. 1 or two, to which a number of at least 1 to ten satellite printing units for straight printing can be assigned in the direction of rotation between the feed system having a feed cylinder or feed rollers and the one with others 1 up to 10 satellite printing units can work together for reverse printing.
- the printing press can be adapted to variable thicknesses of the printing substrates by radially adjusting the feed, printing, intermediate and discharge cylinders (arrow Y).
- the compact design of the satellite printing machine enables a printing process under uniform throughput conditions for the printing material, which, after precisely fitting infeed with alignment at a standstill using known side and front marks, passes the intermediate cylinders in register. Therefore, the satellite printing machine according to the invention can Sheetfed printing realizes high cycle rates and full printing speed, whereby high print quality and low set-up time are also achieved. With this system, full-format printing of both the perfect and the perfecting width of the printed sheet is possible, whereby only one edge strip required for the gripper closure is required, which cannot be captured by the printing surface of the plate cylinder circumference. This significantly reduces paper loss. As a result, the satellite printing machine can also be used for difficult-to-handle printing material such as cardboard boxes, plastics, multilayer packaging or the like. This process is carried out without turning the sheets, which also enables more precise registers (register) tolerances to be achieved.
- the arrangement of the cylinders or chain transfer is in the so-called 7 o'clock position, so that the transfer takes place only after the full sheet format has been printed in order to perform the so-called tangent function in the wrapping, ie. H. Avoid acceleration and the associated pressure distortion.
- the 7 o'clock arrangement is easy to handle, despite the compact dimensions of the machine as defined by the ergonomics and the max. Media thickness specified "slim" sheet guide.
- Processing station is suitable.
- servomotors are advantageously combined with conventional gearwheel drives, so that the finishing units can be moved.
- the advantage of this process bundling is that the accuracy of the end products is increased and additional processing facilities can be saved.
- Digital printing machines are known which optimize their flexible use by expanding the machine configuration with several paper feeders and delivery trays (sheet trays), but which take up a relatively large amount of space (large footprint) due to their horizontal arrangement and require multiple feeders and displays.
- New and much simpler and more compact is a machine design with a vertical arrangement of the so-called sheet trays for only a single feeder and for only a single delivery with the smallest possible footprint of the machine.
- the gripper transport device can be lowered in the transport device (theoretically up to a maximum of below the cylinder surface) at the moment when printing takes place. This allows the digital printing units to be placed at a minimal distance from the substrate. With conventional printing processes, the grippers are not lowered.
- FIG. 18 shows the deformation of the substrate.
- FIG. 19 Another inventive detail is shown in FIG. 19, the cylinder being covered with an elastic material, e.g. B. with self-adhesive rubber blanket to allow the necessary lowering, with minimal deformation of the substrate.
- Inkjet heads are usually set approximately 0.8 to 1 mm from the substrate. With a gripper back of 2 to 3 mm, this elastic layer should allow a lowering of 1 to 2.2 mm with minimal deformation of the substrate.
- the deformation takes place anyway in the non-printing zone, in the so-called gripper white edge, so that no additional waste arises. It is conceivable that in addition to the compressible effect of the elastic layer, resilient elements are used.
- the transport cylinder there is an innovative vacuum conveyor belt, provided with a so-called vacuum gripper with lowerable sheet stops.
- the attack could, for. B. can be controlled via conventional curves so that the stops sink into the conveyor belt during the printing process. At this point, the sheet is held in place by the vacuum of the vacuum strip underneath the perforated conveyor belt, so that sheet displacements do not occur. It is conceivable that the stops sink with a tilting and / or rotating movement.
- the required precision of the linear movement of the transport device is + 0.05 mm. This precision can be achieved with transport cylinders, but not with the conventional conveyor belts or (tooth) belts. It is conceivable that the transport device is constructed in such a way that the transport belt and / or the (tooth) belt starts at the exact cycle to the machine. If you now drive the belt and / or belt, you could compensate for the path correction with an AC servo motor, i. H. the errors which the belt and / or belt still have are compensated for by the motor. The motor does not run linearly but after a slight correction, which corrects the belt and / or belt with substrate in the forward movement.
- the holding force on the belt and / or strap can be designed safely, e.g. B. is used in sheet turning systems also suction air to hold. It is a matter of interpretation.
- the system and delivery drum are positioned as high as possible on the conveyor belt for optimum sheet transfer.
- the conveyor belt has mechanical grippers and / or suction cups (as well as in the conventional turning drums).
- the transfer of mechanical grippers and vacuum grippers requires support with a suction device, as is the state of the art, for sheet turning system 56, 57, 58, FIG. 9.
- the sheet transfer with a vibrating system 7 is not as suitable as a slide-in or feed system 81 which leads the substrate sheet directly onto the vacuum belt 54.
- grippers are used that require space, in the transfer drum 75, or in the vacuum belt, or vacuum drum with suction air.
- no grippers are used.
- the sheet is moved against the retractable stops and is very precisely ⁇ 0.05 mm in circumference and also approximately ⁇ 0.1 mm laterally. If the stop is only 0.5 mm high, a substrate sheet 0.3 - 0.4 mm thick can be created.
- a known deck system is used between the stops (not shown).
- format-related support rollers can be arranged in order to stabilize the conveyor belt and / or to act as a type of indirect counter-pressure roller (below the Conveyor belts). These support rollers have the gripper-receiving recesses.
- printing units for face and reverse printing with or without surface drying can be arranged in succession. Furthermore, a complete printing unit is installed for each (process) color and the color separations are printed in the so-called SINGLE PASS SYSTEM in perfecting.
- several variants and expansion stages e.g. in cassette units, can be integrated before and / or after digital printing, e.g. for conditioning, coating, coating, a special print, drying and rewetting.
- the printing and conditioning systems are arranged in cassette slots for optimum ease of use. In order to there is optimal accessibility in the working position within the machine frame and in the service position on the operator side and / or drive side outside the machine frame.
- a single feeder and a single delivery of different substrates can be changed easily and non-stop using a paper cassette, so-called sheet trays.
- a particularly advantageous effect of this innovative printing machine and this method is the particularly low power consumption, estimated only about 20% from the consumption of about 300 KW / h. one of the conventional printing machines with drives for 35 mtr. Length, intermediate and final dryers and temperature control systems for the printing units.
- Another aspect is the integration of a corona treatment system into the machine so that plastics and / or the metallized and / or sandwich materials can be used without pretreatment.
- a dryer 11 is also provided on the boom. Additional transfer drums, not shown, can be inserted between the two impression cylinders. Between the two impression cylinders, e.g. a chain transfer, not shown, is inserted for intermediate cooling.
- Fig. 1 is a side view of the invention
- Satellite printing machine with two central transport cylinders and with satellite printing units distributed over the circumference for face and reverse printing with a feeder and a delivery provided for the cassettes for printing material sgn. Sheettrays;
- FIG. 2 shows a side view (same as FIG. 1) with an enlarged upper transport cylinder with assigned pre-press and downstream finishing cassette and inline further processing system;
- FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 show a basic illustration of the satellite printing machine according to the invention with a drive concept in the area of the sheet delivery;
- FIG. 7 shows a side view in principle like FIG. 1, but with only one transport cylinder;
- FIG. 8 shows a side view in principle like FIG. 7, but with a conveyor belt instead of a transport cylinder, and alternatively a slide-in system;
- Fig. 9 is a side view, in principle, like Fig. 7, but in the twin position;
- Fig. 10 is a side view, in principle, like Fig. 8, but in the twin position;
- FIG. 11 shows a side view in principle like FIG. 10, but with a turning device
- FIG. 12 is a side view, in principle, like FIG. 7, but with a turning device
- FIG. 13 is a side view, in principle, like FIG. 8, but with a turning device
- FIG. 19 shows a gripper system with a transport cylinder covered with elastic material
- 20 shows a vacuum belt with a vacuum gripper; and 21 shows a transport device in several sections;
- FIG. 1 shows a satellite printing machine, designated 1, which has two transport cylinders 2a and 2b, with a cleaning system R and six satellite printing units S for multi-color face printing. A downstream finishing cassette unit 13 is also shown.
- the basic illustration of the satellite printing machine 1 according to FIG. 1 shows its preferred use for sheets as printing material which can be detected in the area of the feed cylinder 3, the transport cylinder 2 and the delivery system 5 being designed with gripping systems 12.
- the feed cylinder 3 is also preceded by an alignment table 7 which is adjustable in the transverse direction, in height, in the feed direction and / or in an oblique direction to the feed direction. It is also conceivable that adjusting means (not shown in detail) are provided on the alignment table 7, with which the above-described changes in the feed direction of the printing material can be carried out. These adjustments can also be made while the satellite printing machine 1 is in operation.
- the alignment table is equipped with vacuum conveyor belts, in the area of which respective format-dependent partitions are arranged in such a way that energy losses are avoided (not shown).
- the concept of the machine 1 is designed so that the feed cylinders 3, transport cylinders 2a and 2b, imaging systems 40 (including ink supply unit 41) and delivery cylinders 5 can be adjusted radially by means of eccentric bushes (arrow Y) for adaptation to variable-thick printing substrates during production. Linear adjustments are also conceivable.
- the station for inline is also shown.
- Further processing unit 46 which is indicated as being movable, with arrow G.
- the feed system 3 and the delivery system 5 are arranged at essentially the same height distance above a support level, so that an approximately horizontal operating level is defined.
- additional station 46 for inline finishing or further processing can thus be provided for a subsequent further processing, so that the printing material in a conveyor line for coating, drying, embossing, punching, and the like. is forwarded.
- the machine 1 can be easily loaded and unloaded from the ground.
- the multiple possibilities for displaying intermediate products 48 or end products 47 are shown with advantageously automatic stacking 53 in combination with multiple disposal options for the waste (upward 45, downward 51 and inside 50).
- Fig. 3 illustrates the support of one of the cassette units z. B. for finishing 13 in the area of the machine frame.
- the cassette unit is supported on rails 35 and 37 of the respective side stands of the machine frame 33.
- the cassette unit 13 can be moved in parallel on these rails. It is also conceivable that the satellite printing units S are moved together with these rails.
- a linear ball bearing 34 or cam rollers 38 are provided as guides for the respective rails.
- the rail 35 has a lower one Traverse on.
- the two rails are connected via a support strut 36, so that they can be moved next to the machine frame and can be returned in the opposite position to the working position without any distortion.
- the cassette units z. B. for imaging 39 an imaging system 40 and a color substrate feed unit 41.
- the imaging units in the cassette units 39 can be moved into a service position after lifting Y of them in the printing position on the transport cylinder 2, without the cassette unit having to be tilted. This increases the positional stability of the cassette units.
- FIG. 4 The individual representation (FIG. 4) of one of the cassette units for imaging 39 also clarifies their position in a machine frame, generally designated 33, the cassette unit 39 in the central region, i.e. Working position 42 is illustrated and the right-hand side of the figure illustrates that the cassette unit can be moved parallel to the axis of rotation of the intermediate cylinder 2 into a lateral service position on the operating side 43 next to the machine frame (arrow K). It is also shown in a service position on the drive side 44.
- satellite printing machine 1 It is possible to assign satellite printing machine 1 that up to ten satellite printing units for straight printing S and up to ten satellite printing units for reverse printing W can be assigned, which can be directly adjacent in a compact design.
- the satellite printing machine is intended in particular for full-size and double-sided printing of sheets, the gripper systems 12 requiring a minimal stripe on the sheet for access and thus the paper losses are advantageously reduced.
- 5 and 6 show a basic concept of a drive concept in the area of the printing press 1, the delivery system 14 and the punching device 27.
- Two drive motors 18 and 19 are each provided with a contactless gear connection 22 to ensure a synchronous drive, the gears engaging in a contactless manner with a distance 23 that is constant even during the drive phase.
- Figure 7 is a schematic diagram, like Figure 1, but only for one-sided (simplex printing).
- FIG. 8 shows a digital sheet-fed printing machine designated by 1, which has a conveyor belt 54, with a cleaning system R and six satellite printing units S for multi-color face printing.
- upstream and downstream Flexo high-pressure cassette unit 32 with two intermediate dryers 11 and two end dryers 11.
- the basic illustration of the satellite printing machine 1 according to FIG. 8 shows its use for sheets as printable material that can be detected in the area of the feed cylinder 3, the feed cylinder 3 with a vibrating gripper 8 (alternatively the insertion feeder 81 with transport rollers 82), conveyor belt 54 and the delivery system 5 with gripper systems 12 and / or suction cups 59 are formed.
- the feed cylinder 3 (alternatively the Insert feeder 81) is also preceded by an alignment table 7, and is shown and described in FIG. 1.
- the insertion or feed feeder 81 differs from the system with a feed cylinder 3 with a vibrating gripper 7 in that the substrate sheet is placed precisely and directly against the stop 64 via the side mark 83 and feed rollers 83. No grippers are used for this, and accordingly no gripper openings in the take-over drum 75 are necessary.
- the sheet is taken over by the transfer drum 75 with integrated vacuum system 73 and vacuum gripper and fixed over the entire surface with the vacuum system.
- the first flexographic printing unit is used, e.g. B. for coating with white lacquer for plastics, to be subsequently dried with the intermediate dryer 11.
- 6 inkjet heads are recorded, which print the substrate without contact and with the second, z. B. UV dryer to be dried.
- a second Flexotechnik, 'z. B. applied a protective lacquer to be dried with the double final dryer.
- the sheets are only taken over after the entire sheet has been printed in order to avoid distortion of the printed image due to the gripper transfer, this is the so-called 7 o'clock position.
- a cleaning system is also integrated on the lower circulation.
- the support rollers shown serve as an indirect counter pressure cylinder for the flexographic high pressure units, which are known to be in contact and work with pressure. These back-up rolls are format-related and have a tension channel.
- the vacuum gripper systems will be of limited use, e.g. B. only for thinner substrates, and z. B. Documents in the office area up to approx. Max. 250 grams per m 2 .
- the anilox rollers 30 and chamber doctor blade 31 are not shown, as well as they are drawn and described in FIG. 3. It is conceivable that the vacuum box is curved slightly upward in the area of the pressure area (with a curvature) for optimal application of the substrate sheets (not shown).
- FIG. 9 shows a basic illustration, like FIG. 7, in a twin position with an interposed sheet turning device, with a reversing transfer drum 56, 58 and a reversible storage drum 57. The drum 56 can be operated at different speeds.
- FIG. 10 is a basic illustration, like FIG. 8, but with a conventional conveyor belt and format-related support roller per printing unit and a downstream second printing unit for the reverse printing.
- the vacuum conveyor belts of FIG. 8 could function advantageously here.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram like FIG. 10, but in a twin arrangement with known turning devices 56, 57, 58 from FIG. 9.
- This turning device can also be integrated in the B / W position of FIG. 8. It is conceivable that the arrangement for transport can be positioned horizontally or in an Y-shaped arrangement.
- FIG. 12 is a basic illustration, like FIG. 10, but with a turning device 56, 57, 58 from FIG. 9.
- the production speed for face and back printing is only 50%, but the investment is limited by the fact that only one set of printing units is used is needed, which can adapt digitally to the requirements for face or reverse printing.
- FIG. 13 is a basic illustration, like FIG. 7, but with a turning device and limitation in the perfecting application, like FIG. 12.
- FIG. 14 shows a sheet feeder 6 with a pre-stacking device 61 located next to it.
- This allows the operator to load one of the sheet trays (printing material cassette) 15, which can be adjusted to its height 62, during production, which is then automatically loaded when the order changes can be positioned in the feeder by means of lateral displacement 60. It can therefore be changed quickly and only an expensive suction head 59 is required. Another advantage is that the length of the machine is not increased.
- FIG. 15 shows an imaginary printing machine in satellite design based on FIG. 1 of US Pat. No. 5,036,763.
- the imaginary printing machine is expanded up to 2 x 7 printing units for Hi-Fi printing. From the dimension it can be seen that this machine would already have an unrealistic scope in comparison to FIG. 2 in half format (B2) for the operation.
- the so-called S-wrap of the stop drum system configuration 92 does not meet the requirements for a lean paper run.
- FIG. 16 shows an equally imaginary printing press in a modular series construction.
- an imaginary configuration like FIG. 2 with 27 colors and coating units and inline further processing, totally unrealistic dimensions would arise and thus non-economical investments of a printing press.
- FIG. 17 shows the gripper system in the working position for the substrate transport 66, the gripper back standing above the cylinder surface and thus preventing a minimum distance between the digital printing units.
- the transport cylinder is covered with a self-adhesive rubber blanket.
- the properties of the elastic material allow a maximum lowering of the grippers with minimal deformation of the substrate.
- the vacuum belt 54 shows the vacuum belt 54 with a vacuum gripper and lowerable stop 64.
- the substrate sheet 66 is gripped / gripped by suction air 65 and sucked into the conveyor belt with a vacuum.
- the stop can be z. B. cam rollers 38 and z. B. eccentric control 71 or z. B. curve 80 are lowered so that the imaging systems, or the digital printing units, for. B. the inkjet heads as close as possible and necessary to the surface of the substrate. Also to ensure an ideal air flow.
- This vacuum system will have a positive effect on the air flow, which is critical in the inkjet process.
- a set of perforated timing belts 79 can be used. Stops with angled shoulder 78 are also conceivable, which in and of itself represents a safe stop. The disadvantage of this is that the bow deforms somewhat, which however can be taken into account the next time it is handed over.
- FIG. 21 is a basic illustration, like FIG. 8, but with a transport device with several sections, composed of a combination of several belts and / or belt systems and impression cylinders. Satellite printing machine
- Cassette unit e.g. B. for finishing
- Vacuum system e.g. B. vacuum drum or vacuum bar or
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