EP1726446A1 - Table d'impression pour une machine d'impression à plat - Google Patents
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- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41J—TYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
- B41J11/00—Devices or arrangements of selective printing mechanisms, e.g. ink-jet printers or thermal printers, for supporting or handling copy material in sheet or web form
- B41J11/02—Platens
- B41J11/06—Flat page-size platens or smaller flat platens having a greater size than line-size platens
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- the invention relates to a printing table for a flatbed printing machine with a printing table base and arranged on the printing table base printing table plate, wherein the printing table base is connected by means of a plurality of connecting elements with the printing table plate.
- a printing table for a flatbed printing machine in particular a digital flatbed printing machine to be created, which meets the highest requirements in terms of flatness of the printing table surface.
- a printing table for a flatbed printing machine with a printing table base and arranged on the printing table base printing table plate is provided, wherein the printing table base is connected by a plurality of connecting elements with the printing table plate, wherein the connecting elements caused a, in particular by thermal expansion, relative movement of the printing table plate to the printing table base only allow parallel to the printing table surface and only starting from a relative to the printing table base stationary point-like or linear area of the printing table plate.
- the printing table plate can also thermally expand locally and yet no bulges are to be feared.
- at least one point of the printing table plate which is immovable with respect to the printing table base results, in which, for example, a coordinate origin of the control of the flatbed printing press can be placed.
- This stationary point of the printing table plate does not necessarily have to be rigid or even connected to the printing table base, but the connecting elements can be arranged so that a thermal expansion of the printing plate plate is possible only from the point-like or linear area.
- the connecting elements for the application of holding forces in and against a holding direction are provided and mounted in relation to forces and displacements perpendicular to the holding direction substantially flexible or movably mounted.
- the connecting elements are thus essentially designed as monovalent bearings.
- univalent bearings are pendulum supports or roller bearings, in which forces can be transmitted in and against a holding direction, but perpendicular to the holding direction but shifts are possible.
- fasteners By using such fasteners, the risk of tension is significantly reduced because holding forces are applied in different directions by different fasteners.
- the connecting elements have first connecting elements whose holding direction runs perpendicular to the printing table surface, and second connecting elements, the holding direction of which runs parallel to the printing table surface.
- the first connecting elements thus keep the printing table at a constant distance from the printing table base and are therefore primarily responsible for a table flatness with extremely small deviations.
- the first connecting elements can be adjustable, for example, to be able to adjust a table flatness.
- the first connecting elements can not hold the printing table plate against relative movements parallel to the printing table surface.
- the second connecting elements are provided, the holding direction is parallel to the printing table surface.
- the second connecting elements can also apply only holding forces in and against their holding direction, so that a second connecting element can also prevent only a relative movement in a single, parallel to the printing table surface direction.
- a plurality of second connecting elements whose holding directions do not coincide and are arranged so that a particular caused by thermal expansion sections relative movement of the printing plate and printing table base is possible only starting from a relative to the printing table base stationary point-like or linear area of the printing plate.
- the second connecting elements are arranged so that each second connecting element is associated with one of a plurality of imaginary and parallel to the printing table surface extending lines passing through the fixed relative to the printing table base point-like area of the printing table plate, wherein the holding direction of each second connecting element perpendicular to the each associated line runs.
- the second connecting elements can apply holding forces perpendicular thereto.
- the second connecting elements can thereby be arranged so that expansion of the printing table plate is possible only along lines running at different angles through a region of the printing table plate, so that this region then stands still even when the printing table plate is thermally expanded relative to the printing table base.
- the imaginary lines may radiate from a point on the printing table plate. This point may be the center of the printing table plate, for example, but also a corner of the printing plate.
- a line-shaped region may be provided, for example an end face of the printing table plate. The holding directions of the second connecting elements in this case would then be aligned perpendicular to imaginary lines, which in turn are aligned perpendicular to the line-shaped area.
- stationary relative to the printing table base point-like area in the center of the printing plate and second connecting elements are arranged in all four quadrants of the printing plate and aligned with their holding directions perpendicular to imaginary lines, at least at an angle in the range of 0 °, 45 ° , 90 °, 135 °, 180 °, 225 °, 270 ° and 315 ° from the center point.
- the center of the printing table plate remains immobile even with thermal expansion of the printing plate relative to the printing table base and can also be the origin of the coordinate system of the flatbed printing machine.
- the printing table plate due to the special arrangement and design of the second connecting elements, the printing table plate only "grows" star-shaped starting from its center, corresponding to a thermal expansion, but the center itself is independent of the type and size of the thermal expansion always to the printing table base still.
- the first connecting elements are designed as retaining bolts which are arranged perpendicular to the printing table surface are.
- the retaining bolts have at least one circumferential groove and are bendable about the region of the circumferential groove perpendicular to its longitudinal extent.
- retaining bolts allows the realization of a monovalent bearing in the manner of a pendulum support and at the same time opens up the possibility of adjusting the pressure plate plate with respect to their flatness over a length adjustment of the retaining bolt.
- a plurality of adjustable retaining bolts are provided for this purpose distributed over the surface of the printing table plate.
- a substantially flexible embodiment of the retaining bolts can be achieved by two spaced circumferential grooves on the retaining bolts, the depth of which is for example in the range of half the radius of the retaining bolt. In the area of the circumferential grooves, the retaining bolt can thereby be bent with comparatively little force, so that in the case of a thermal expansion of the pressure table plate, no significant tension and consequent distortions of the pressure table plate are to be feared.
- the second connecting elements are formed as retaining tabs which are formed parallel to the printing table surface and parallel to its longitudinal extension for the application of holding forces and which are formed with respect to relative movements of the printing plate and printing table base perpendicular to its longitudinal extent substantially bendable.
- the provision of retaining tabs allows very flat fasteners that can be easily arranged between printing table base and printing table top.
- the retaining tabs may be formed, for example, as sheet metal parts, with retaining forces can be transmitted only in and against the longitudinal direction of the retaining tabs by appropriate design of the sheet metal blank. Perpendicular to the longitudinal direction, the retaining tabs can be deformed by very small forces are so low that no tension and consequent distortions of the printing table plate are to be feared in thermal expansion. This also applies to a deformation by rotation about the longitudinal direction, which also requires only small moments.
- the retaining tabs are designed as sheet metal blank, for example, leaf spring-like.
- the retaining tabs are formed by means of a free-cutting in a cover plate of the printing table base and / or a cover plate of the printing table plate.
- the retaining tabs require no additional space between the printing table base and printing plate.
- the retaining tabs can be cut out, for example, by means of a laser from the cover plate and are therefore easy and high precision to produce.
- the retaining tabs are realized by means of a free-cutting in a cover plate, no separate components for the representation of the second connecting elements are required.
- FIG. 1 a schematic side view of a printing table 10 is shown in the lower area, and a schematic plan view of the printing table 10 is shown in the upper area.
- the printing table 10 has a printing table plate 12 and a printing table base 14, which are connected to each other by means of first connecting elements 16 and second connecting elements 18.
- the first connecting elements 16 are shown only in the side view of FIG. 1 and shown in the left area of the side view as pendulum supports. In the right side of the side view of Fig. 1, the representation was selected by means of the symbol for a monovalent bearing. It is essential that the first connecting elements 16 can apply only holding forces perpendicular to the printing table plate 12 and thus keep the printing table plate 12 at a constant distance above the printing table base 14. Compared with displacements, for example caused by thermal expansion, parallel to the pressure table plate 12, the first connecting elements 16 are designed to be yielding. This applies to displacements or expansions of the printing table plate 12 in two mutually perpendicular directions X and Y, as indicated by the coordinate system indicated in the side view and the plan view. The connecting elements 16 can thus holding forces only in and opposite to their holding direction, namely perpendicular to the printing plate plate 12 and according to a Z direction, apply, displacements perpendicular thereto, however, are possible.
- a plurality of second connecting elements 18 are shown, which also connect the printing table base 14 with the printing table plate 12.
- the connecting elements 18 were shown as pendulum supports, in the upper area symbols for univalent bearings were used.
- the connecting elements 18 are designed and arranged so that they can apply only holding forces in and against a holding direction, wherein the holding direction of all second connecting elements 18 is parallel to the printing table plate 12. Perpendicular to this and thus in and counter to the Z direction, the second connecting elements 18 allow displacements.
- the holding directions of the connecting elements 18 are each aligned perpendicular to imaginary lines 20, 22, 24 and 26, which are shown in dashed lines and all run through the center 28 of the printing plate 12.
- the imaginary lines 20, 22, 24, 26 thus extend at an angle of 0 °, 45 °, 90 °, 135 °, 180 °, 225 °, 270 ° and 315 °.
- the second connecting elements 18 are arranged so that they can apply holding forces only perpendicular to the imaginary lines 20, 22, 24, 26.
- a thermal expansion of the pressure table plate 12 is thus possible starting only from the center 28, wherein the center 28 itself is always stationary relative to the printing table base 14.
- the center 28 is not rigidly connected to the printing table base 14, since due to the special arrangement of the second connecting elements 18, a displacement of Center 28 relative to the printing table base 14 is not possible. This also applies to local heating and expansion of the printing plate 12. If the printing plate 12, for example, locally heated in a strip-like, indicated hatched area 30, a displacement of the center 28 is arranged opposite to the X direction by the perpendicular to the imaginary line 26 second connecting elements 18 prevented.
- a displacement of the center point 28 in or against the Y direction is achieved by the second connecting elements 18, which are arranged perpendicular to the imaginary line 24, and by the connecting elements 18, whose holding direction is perpendicular to the imaginary line 20 and by the second connecting elements 18, which are arranged perpendicular to the imaginary line 22 prevents.
- An expansion of the pressure table plate 12 is thus possible only radially from the center 28. Even during such a thermal expansion while tensions and distortions of the pressure plate 12 are avoided.
- the plan view of Figure 2 shows a preferred embodiment of the printing table 10. Recognizable are the printing table plate 12 and the printing table base 14.
- the printing table base 14 has a generally H-like shape and at its four corners through-openings 32 are provided, over which the printing table base 14 is connected to lifting elements, not shown, to allow lifting and lowering of the entire printing table 10.
- the pressure table plate 12 is provided with numerous vacuum holes 18, which are only partially shown in the illustration of FIG. 2. A negative pressure can be applied to the vacuum bores 18 in order to securely and completely hold a paper sheet to be printed on the printing table surface.
- the printing table base 14 is shown in a perspective view.
- Fig. 7 shows the corresponding view of the printing table base 14 with the cover plate removed.
- the printing table base 14 has openings 34, can be inserted through the first connecting elements designed as a retaining pin and connected to the pressure table plate, not shown in FIG.
- the openings 34 are distributed uniformly over the surface of the printing table base 14 arranged below the printing table plate, realized by means of pipe sections inserted into the printing table base 14 and only partially numbered in FIG.
- the retaining bolts to be arranged in the openings 34 hold the printing table plate in a holding direction perpendicular to the printing table plate.
- a displacement parallel to the printing table plate is prevented by retaining tabs 36 formed in a cover plate of the printing table base 14.
- the retaining tabs 36 are aligned in different directions, according to the already discussed with reference to FIG. 1 arrangement.
- the retaining tabs 36 are only partially denoted by the reference numeral 36.
- the retaining tabs 36 are formed integrally with the cover plate 38 of the printing table base 14 and cut out of the cover plate 38 by means of a free cut.
- the retaining tabs 36 each carry a mounting plate 39 with two through holes. By means of bolts in these through holes, the printing table plate can then be connected to the printing table base 14.
- the printing table base 14 has a plurality of terminals 40, which are provided for the application of negative pressure.
- the terminals 40 are connected to terminals 42 emerging from the cover plate 38, which are then in communication with corresponding vacuum channels in the pressure table plate.
- the printing table base 14 of FIG. 3 is shown in a plan view in FIG. 4.
- the retaining tabs 36 are placed according to the arrangement already discussed with reference to FIG. 1, so that their holding directions each extend substantially perpendicular to imaginary lines that intersect at the center of the printing table top.
- the retaining tabs 36 are aligned with their holding directions perpendicular to imaginary lines at an angle of 0 °, 45 °, 90 °, 135 °, 180 °, 225 °, 270 ° and 315 ° from the center go out of the printing table plate.
- this arrangement of the retaining tabs 36 ensures that the printing table plate is connected to the printing table base 14 in such a way that it can only expand in a star shape and with its center as a stationary center relative to the printing table base 14.
- retaining bolts 44 corresponding to the first connecting elements 16 of FIG. 1, which hold the printing table plate to the printing table base 14 and the holding direction is perpendicular to the printing table plate.
- Fig. 5 shows the detail V of Fig. 4 in an enlarged view.
- the retaining tabs 36 are formed by a free cut in the cover plate 38 of the printing table base 14.
- the retaining tabs 36 are connected only by means of a narrow web 46 with the rest of the cover plate 38.
- the web 46 opposite end of the retaining tabs 36 are provided with a mounting plate 48, via which then the printing table with the retaining tab 36 can be connected.
- the web 46 is formed by two circular cuts 50 formed, which let stand between the web 46. Starting from the circular cuts 50, the cut each extends a little further perpendicular to a direction indicated by a double arrow 52 longitudinal direction of the retaining tab 36.
- a further web 56 is formed by means of two further circular cuts 54 or holes, which is in alignment with the first web 46 with respect to the longitudinal direction 52.
- the web 56 opposite side of the circular cuts 54 are each followed by two short, perpendicular to the longitudinal direction cuts, each opening into the, the longitudinal edges of the retaining tab 36 defining sections.
- the region of the retaining lug 36, to which the mounting plate 48 is fastened, then adjoins the web 56.
- the mounting plate 48 is only connected via the web 56 with a central part 58 of the retaining tab 36 and the middle part 58 is then connected only via the web 46 with the cover plate 38.
- the retaining tab 36 can thus transmit only significant holding forces in the directions of the double arrow 52, since it is designed to be dimensionally stable in the directions of the double arrow 52.
- the retaining tab 36 allows against movements of the mounting plate 48 relative to the cover plate 38, since here the webs 46, 56 act like an articulation.
- the retaining tab 36 is thus formed substantially flexible.
- Side of the mounting plate 48 are circular section-shaped sections to recognize but are arranged in the assembled state above or below the plane of the cover plate 38 and thus not hinder movement of the mounting plate 48 in the directions of the double arrow 60.
- the retaining tab 36 is thus designed as a sheet metal blank leaf-spring-like.
- the retaining tab 36 is also due to its leaf spring-like effect in directions movable perpendicular to the cover plate 38.
- movements in these directions are prevented by the retaining bolts 44 shown in FIG. 4.
- a movement of the mounting plate 48 perpendicular to the cover plate 38 is thus only required if the pressure plate is to be adjusted by means of the retaining bolts 44.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along the line VI-VI of FIG. 2 is shown.
- the sectional view of FIG. 6 extends through an opening 34 in the printing table base 14, in which a retaining bolt 44 is arranged. 6 further shows a retaining tab 36 which connects the pressure table plate 12 with the cover plate 38 of the printing table base 14.
- the printing plate 12 itself has a constructed as a sandwich cover plate 62 having a plurality of juxtaposed extruded profiles with channels formed therein for the cooling water flow, which are glued on its top and bottom with other plates.
- This cover plate 62 is mounted on a base 64.
- the retaining tabs 36 connect the substructure 64 of the printing table plate 12 with the cover plate 38 of the printing table base 14.
- the retaining bolts 44 have a bolt portion 66 which is provided with two in the longitudinal direction of the retaining bolt spaced circumferential grooves 68 and 70.
- the circumferential grooves 68 and 70 are thereby pricked up to about half the radius of the bolt portion 66 in this one and thereby allow bending of the bolt portion 66 in the region of the circumferential grooves 68, 70.
- the bolt portions 66 with the circumferential grooves 68, 70 thereby act like a hinge and the material and dimensions of the bolt portion 66 and the circumferential grooves 68, 70 are matched to each other such that bending forces required to bend the bolt portion 66 perpendicular to its longitudinal direction are required. can not lead to significant tension in the printing plate 12, which in turn could cause distortions of the cover plate 62.
- the bolt portion 66 is screwed above the upper circumferential groove 70 by means of a threaded portion in a threaded bore of a spacer 72 which is connected to the cover plate 62 and the base 64 of the pressure table plate 12.
- end of the bolt portion 66 is connected to a retaining sleeve 74, which in turn is glued into the opening 34 of the printing table base 14.
- the opening 34 is realized by means of a pipe section inserted into the printing table base 14.
- the retaining bush 74 has a clamping sleeve section 82 with a central passage opening into which the bolt section 66 is inserted and within which the bolt section 66 is displaceable along its longitudinal direction.
- the clamping sleeve section 82 narrows and clamps the end of the bolt section 66 below the circumferential groove 68 firmly.
- the clamping sleeve portion 82 is suitably slotted in the transverse direction and at its transition to the main body of the retaining sleeve 74 with a circumferential groove 81, so that a narrowing of the inner diameter of the clamping sleeve portion 82 is possible.
- the pin portion 66 is thus rigidly connected to the printing table base 14 on the one hand and rigidly connected to the printing table plate 12 on the other hand. Due to the hinge-like areas on the circumferential grooves 68, 70, the pressure table plate 12 but can move perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the retaining bolt 44. The retaining bolt 44 can thus apply only holding forces in and against its longitudinal direction and thus ensures that the cover plate 62 of the printing table plate 12 always remains at a constant distance above the printing table base 14.
- the pressure plate plate 12 opposite end of the bolt portion 66 is provided with a Einstellbüchse 84.
- the Einstellbüchse 84 is connected by means of a bolt, not shown in Fig. 6 with the end face of the bolt portion 66 and rotatable with a loosened bolt relative to the bolt portion 66 about the longitudinal direction.
- the Einstellbüchse 84 is received in a threaded bore of a retaining flange 86, which in turn is connected by means of bolts with the retaining sleeve 74.
- the clamping ring 76 is first loosened by loosening the bolts 80, so that the bolt portion 66 can move parallel to its longitudinal direction in the clamping sleeve portion 82. Then, the adjusting bushing 84 is screwed by a rotary movement further into the threaded bore of the retaining flange 86. The bolt portion 66 is displaced upwardly in the direction of the printing table plate 12 accordingly. Consequently Also moves the cover plate 62 of the pressure table plate 12 in its region above the retaining bolt 44 in FIG. 6 upwards. Conversely, the cover plate 62 of the printing table plate 12 can be moved downwardly by an opposite screwing movement of the adjusting sleeve 84 relative to the retaining flange 86.
- the position of the bolt portion 66 can then be fixed by tightening the bolts 80, which, as already mentioned, cause the clamping ring 76, the lower portion of the pin portion 66 in the clamping sleeve portion 82 clamps.
- FIG. 7 shows the printing table base 14 with the cover plate removed. It can be seen that the printing table base 14 is constructed as a ribbed sheet metal part and thereby has a very high rigidity. can be clearly seen in Fig. 7, the openings 34, which are realized by means inserted into the printing table base 14 pipe sections. Furthermore, it can be clearly seen that, starting from the connections 40 and 42, pipelines for applying a vacuum run within the printing table base 14. Due to the ribbed structure of the printing table base 14, this receives a very high rigidity, but can still be constructed in a comparatively simple manner from individual sheets and thereby be carried out comparatively easily. The ribbed structure of the printing table base 14 allows the accommodation of supply and control lines.
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DE502005006533T DE502005006533D1 (de) | 2005-05-25 | 2005-05-25 | Drucktisch für eine Flachbettdruckmaschine |
AT05011311T ATE421428T1 (de) | 2005-05-25 | 2005-05-25 | Drucktisch für eine flachbettdruckmaschine |
EP05011311A EP1726446B1 (fr) | 2005-05-25 | 2005-05-25 | Table d'impression pour une machine d'impression à plat |
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WO2015185085A1 (fr) * | 2014-06-02 | 2015-12-10 | Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. | Assemblage de zone d'impression, dispositif de platine d'impression, et imprimante grand format |
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