EP3962743A1 - Blanket cylinder, printing unit and printing press, method for handling a rubber blanket, and use of actuatable actuators in a blanket cylinder - Google Patents
Blanket cylinder, printing unit and printing press, method for handling a rubber blanket, and use of actuatable actuators in a blanket cylinderInfo
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- the invention relates to a rubber cylinder, a printing unit and a printing machine with a rubber cylinder carrying at least one rubber blanket, a method for
- Continuous expansion shafts for automated tensioning, re-tensioning and / or loosening of a rubber blanket are automated tensioning, re-tensioning and / or loosening of a rubber blanket.
- the rubber cylinder In order to change a rubber blanket on a sheet-fed printing press, for example, the rubber cylinder is currently moved into the corresponding position.
- the old rubber blanket is relaxed manually or with an electrically operated screwdriver.
- Cordless screwdriver releases the tensioning spindle from the beginning of the blanket and the blanket is completely removed.
- the new rubber blanket is installed in the reverse order.
- both clamping spindles are retightened with a torque wrench.
- the blankets that have been replaced are drawn up. The entire procedure is very time-consuming and, with manual operation, also very strenuous.
- DE 41 27 714 A1 discloses a device for fastening and tensioning a
- Carrier for the respective machine width Carrier for the respective machine width.
- DE 10 2005 008 241 A1 discloses a device for tensioning an elevator on a cylinder of a rotary printing machine with shaft sections divided into shaft sections
- Expansion shafts are known, with a single adjusting drive which can be rotated by hand or by motor and which is arranged in the forme cylinder and acts in a rotating manner on a roller section for rotating the expansion shafts.
- the disadvantage of this solution is the extremely large effort with many components and the necessary rubber blankets.
- the actuation can be carried out either by hand or exclusively by motor, with manual intervention not being possible. In this case, the necessary error security cannot be achieved.
- actuators change a cylinder elevator after a Sol stwert comparison of an image inspection device in the axial and / or circumferential direction in its geometry.
- the actuators should act directly on the outer edge of the elevator.
- the elevator can be a rubber blanket
- Blanket leading edge and a tensioning spindle or tensioning shaft for receiving the blanket trailing edge is provided.
- the invention is based on the object of providing an alternative rubber cylinder, an alternative printing unit or an alternative printing machine with a rubber cylinder carrying at least one rubber blanket or an alternative method for handling, in particular for automated or manual tensioning, retensioning or releasing, a rubber blanket on one
- the rubber blanket change should be at least partially automated or fully automated and / or possibly a manual intervention should be made possible.
- the invention has the advantage that an alternative rubber cylinder, an alternative printing unit or an alternative printing press with a rubber cylinder carrying at least one rubber blanket or an alternative method for handling, in particular for automated or manual tensioning, retensioning or releasing, a
- the blanket change is at least partially automated or fully automated and / or, if necessary, manual intervention is enabled.
- a rubber blanket change or handling, in particular tensioning, re-tensioning or releasing, a rubber blanket can be simplified and / or at least partially or fully automated.
- the continuous tensioning shafts or tensioning spindles which have proven themselves in many respects, can advantageously be used for tensioning the rubber blankets.
- an electric motor preferably with an additional gear, is advantageously installed in the rubber cylinder for each tensioning shaft or tensioning spindle.
- the power supply is preferably provided via a rotary feedthrough of the
- the motor driver can accordingly be outside the
- Blanket tensioning without tools The operator can, for example, preselect the rubber blanket change, with the machine positioning the rubber cylinder and / or already motorized relaxing the rubber blanket. The operator only has to pull out the blanket while the machine is rotating slowly. On the end of the cloth, the release can also be done by motor.
- the power consumption increases due to the increasing resistance.
- the motor driver switches off preferentially. The subsequent tensioning can then be done from the control center, for example.
- existing guards on the printing tower do not have to be opened for this, and the rubber cylinder in question also does not have to be brought into a certain position.
- switches or indirectly working initiators can interrupt the power supply to the motor.
- a diode connected in parallel can enable the motor to be driven in the opposite direction. As soon as the end position has been left by means of the assigned diode, the motor can also be operated in both directions again.
- the desired torque can advantageously be achieved during tensioning, with tensioning with a
- Torque wrench is no longer required. Re-tensioning after a while can also be done automatically.
- the printer can, for example, select the blanket tensioning function in the control room or at the printing unit.
- the machine can now automatically tension or re-tension the blankets in one, several or all plants, with manual operation no longer required. This saves considerable time and increases user friendliness.
- the rubber blanket on a rubber cylinder in the printing unit for example an offset printing machine, in particular a sheet-fed offset rotary printing machine, can be changed without tools.
- an offset printing machine in particular a sheet-fed offset rotary printing machine
- Re-tensioning also means a gain in comfort for the operator.
- the proven expansion shafts or tensioning spindles can preferably remain the same, which enables the use of the existing rubber blankets.
- the possible preselections, for example in the machine control save a considerable amount of time.
- Fig. 3 Cross section of the rubber cylinder with arranged in the cylinder channel
- Expansion shafts for receiving a rubber blanket Expansion shafts for receiving a rubber blanket
- FIG. 4 shows a detail of a longitudinal section through a clamping screw that can be actuated by an electric motor
- FIG. 5 shows a detail of a longitudinal section through a manually operable tensioning screw which is decoupled from an electric motor
- Fig. 8 Circuit diagram for motor control.
- Fig. 1 shows, for example, a section of an offset printing machine
- a sheet-processing offset printing machine for example a sheet-processing offset printing machine, in particular a sheet-fed offset rotary printing machine, preferably in aggregate and series construction.
- the machine contains one or more plants, which can be designed as plant, printing, lacquer, drying and / or finishing plants, for example.
- At least one of the works of the machine is equipped as a printing unit 1 with an inking or inking and dampening unit 2.
- the machine can contain a feeder for sheet feed and a delivery for discharging the processed sheets.
- a turning device can also be arranged between two units of the machine, with which the sheets can be turned over in perfecting.
- the machine contains endlessly rotating sheet conveying systems that guide the sheets to be processed through the machine or pass them between the plants. Between the sheet conveyor systems, the sheets are, for example, in Pass the hook closure at the front edge.
- the revolvingly driven sheet conveying systems can be sheet guiding cylinders driven in rotation, such as printing, transfer and / or transfer cylinders.
- Rotary bodies in the printing unit or units 1 can be driven, for example, by a drive gear train, in particular a continuous drive gear train.
- the sheet guide cylinders or the corresponding rotary bodies of the printing units 1 each have interlocking gearwheels which form the drive gear train.
- the drive train is driven by at least one main drive motor that can be controlled by a machine control.
- further drives can also be connected to the drive wheel train by means of a motor or generator.
- One or more units, in particular printing units 1, of the machine can, for example, each contain a printing cylinder 3, such a printing cylinder 3 in particular having an at least approximately full surface area for carrying the sheets. Between the printing cylinders 3, the sheets can, for example, from
- Transfer drums 4 or transfer drums are transferred.
- the pressure cylinders 3 and the transfer drums 4 can preferably be made twice as large.
- double-size cylinder can in particular two sheets of maximum format
- the double-sized printing cylinders 3 and transfer drums 4 preferably each have gripper systems 5 for clamping the leading edges of the sheet. These gripper systems 5, which are arranged in particular diametrically to one another in gripper channels, clamp and thus hold the sheet to be processed on the printing cylinder 3 or on the transfer drum 4.
- the machine shown only in part, contains, for example, at least one printing unit 1 which applies or applies printing ink to the sheets during a printing process by means of an inking or inking and dampening unit 2.
- An inking or inking and dampening unit 2 of a printing unit 1 contains, in particular, in surface contact rotating bodies which can be brought or are in contact with one another, such as rollers and
- a printing unit 1 of a sheet-processing machine contains in each case a forme cylinder or plate cylinder 7 and a transfer cylinder or blanket cylinder 6.
- a blanket cylinder 6 of a printing unit 1 interacts with one printing cylinder 3 and forms a printing gap with it.
- the blanket cylinder 6 and the plate cylinder 7 can be made single-sized, single-sized cylinders being able to accommodate approximately an arc of maximum format on the circumference.
- Rotary body of the printing units 1 but also other sizes or a different one
- An inking or inking and dampening unit 2 of a printing unit 1 applies the corresponding printing ink to a printing plate clamped on the respective plate cylinder 7 in the printing process.
- a plate cylinder 7 is colored by at least one but preferably several rollers of the associated inking or inking and dampening unit 2 during its rotation.
- the inking or inking and dampening unit 2 has here, for example, an ink fountain (not shown further) with an ink chamber formed by the ink fountain with a ductor roller.
- the printing ink located in the ink chamber is preferably transferred from the ductor roller to subsequent ink transfer rollers or traversing rollers via ink gaps which can be adjusted in zones.
- Ink transfer rollers or traversing rollers distribute the printing ink in the inking unit before it is transferred to the printing plate tensioned on the plate cylinder 7 by inking rollers set on the plate cylinder 7.
- the printing ink is transferred to the rubber cylinder 6 covered with a rubber blanket in accordance with the motif.
- a single rubber blanket or printing blanket is received by the blanket cylinder 6 at a leading end and at a trailing end.
- the leading end with respect to a direction of rotation of the blanket cylinder 6 in the printing process can also be used as a leading edge and the end trailing with respect to a direction of rotation of the blanket cylinder 6 in the printing process can also be referred to as the trailing edge.
- dampening rollers can be in operative connection, for example via a preferably switchable bridge roller. If dry offset is used, for example, no dampening unit is required.
- One, several or all rollers of the inking or inking and dampening unit 2 can, for example, be coupled to the drive train during the printing process and thus be driven by the main drive motor. Outside of the printing process, one, several or all of the rollers of the inking or inking and dampening unit 2 can from
- Drive wheel train or main drive motor are separated and / or connected to an additional drive of the printing unit 1.
- the plate cylinder 7 and the blanket cylinder 6 of a respective printing unit 1 preferably each have a cylinder pin on both sides, via which they are rotatably and optionally adjustable in the frame of the respective printing unit 1.
- Both plate cylinders 7 and blanket cylinders 6 preferably each have bearer rings, not shown, which are arranged on both sides.
- the plate cylinder bearer rings are in contact with the rubber cylinder bearer rings during the printing process and roll off one another under pressure.
- the plate cylinder 7 can be driven either by the drive gear train, in particular via a gear wheel from the drive gear train, or by an individual drive, for example a plate cylinder direct drive.
- a rotor of a plate cylinder direct drive can, for example, be mounted in alignment with the shaft of the plate cylinder 7 or drive the plate cylinder 7 independently of the other cylinders or rollers of the printing unit 1.
- the drive can take place in the printing process and / or outside the printing process, for example in a washing process.
- Fig. 2 shows a longitudinal section of a rubber cylinder 6, for example a machine described above, with integrated drive means or actuators for
- the blanket cylinder 6 has a continuous, d. H. in particular one-piece or format width, tensioning shaft 9 for clamping and tensioning a leading edge of the rubber blanket and a continuous, d. H. in particular one-piece or format-wide tensioning shaft 9 for clamping and tensioning a trailing edge of the rubber blanket, the tensioning shafts 9 being rotatably accommodated for tensioning the rubber blanket about their respective axis of rotation.
- the expansion shafts 9 are preferably designed with a diameter that is constant over the format width.
- Expansion shafts 9 each have, in particular, an axis of rotation oriented parallel to and spaced from the axis of rotation of the blanket cylinder 6.
- the expansion shafts 9 can be parallel to each other or in a cylinder channel 8 of the
- Rubber cylinder 6 be arranged.
- the drive means for the rotary drive of a respective tensioning shaft 9 here comprise at least one in the rubber cylinder 6
- Particularly preferred actuators are an electric motor 11 for the tensioning shaft 9 for clamping and tensioning the leading edge of the rubber blanket or a
- Electric motor 11 is provided for the tensioning shaft 9 for clamping and tensioning the trailing edge of the rubber blanket in the rubber cylinder 6.
- the electric motors 11 are preferably arranged in the rubber cylinder body in such a way that their rotors are arranged parallel to the axis of rotation of the rubber cylinder 6, while their stators are fixedly arranged, in particular screwed, in the cylinder body.
- a gear for example an angular planetary gear 12, can be provided for each electric motor 11, which is in particular firmly connected on the input side to the respective rotor of the electric motor 11.
- a gear member can be arranged radially to the blanket cylinder 6.
- both electric motors 11, each with an associated gear, in particular angular planetary gear 12, are provided approximately in the center of the rubber cylinder 6.
- a separately controllable electric motor 11 is assigned to each tensioning shaft 9.
- the motor driver of one or both electric motors 11 can be located in the E-vessel, wherein the current can preferably be conducted to the rubber cylinder 6 via a rotary leadthrough.
- the automatic tensioning device is particularly preferably installed exactly twice per blanket cylinder 6, so that the blanket tension for the start of printing and the end of printing can be set together or separately.
- Several or all of the blanket cylinders 6 of the machine preferably have actuators designed in this way, in particular electric motors 11.
- the electric motors 11 can preferably be activated, in particular electronically, by the control device or the machine control system, preferably via a motor driver.
- FIG. 3 shows a cross section of the rubber cylinder 6 with the expansion shafts 9 arranged in the cylinder channel 8 for receiving a rubber blanket.
- the tensioning shaft 9 for clamping and tensioning the leading edge of the rubber blanket and the tensioning shaft 9 for clamping and tensioning the trailing edge of the
- Blankets each have a suspension 10 for the blanket.
- a suspension 10 of a tensioning shaft 9 can be a recess in the tensioning shaft 9 which is arranged radially to the tensioning shaft 9 and which preferably extends over the entire width of a rubber blanket to be used.
- a suspension 10 can also extend over the entire width of a tensioning shaft 9 or be a longitudinal groove.
- a respective format-wide suspension 10 thus extends over the maximum width of a printing material that can be processed by the machine, the width extending from one machine side wall to the other machine side wall.
- a cylinder segment is particularly preferably arranged between the expansion shafts 9, for example at the level or slightly below the periphery of the rubber cylinder 6.
- the cylinder segment can be formed integrally on one or preferably on both expansion shafts 9.
- each tensioning shaft 9 is assigned a threaded spindle or tensioning screw 13 which is approximately or exactly radially oriented with respect to the rubber cylinder 6 and has an axis of rotation correspondingly oriented radially to the rubber cylinder 6.
- a respective clamping screw 13 has an external thread with a preferably flat pitch and extends through a threaded plate 14 which is connected to the external thread
- a clamping screw 13 can, for example, be moved in a rotational manner by an electric motor 11 via the transmission, specifically angular planetary gear 12. The rotary movement can take place in both directions.
- the threaded plate 14 is held in such a way that upon rotation of the
- the threaded plate 14 can be displaced or is displaced radially to the blanket cylinder 6.
- a respective threaded plate 14, as shown in FIG. 2 can be connected on both sides via sliding blocks 15A, 15B and couplings 16A, 16B to a tensioning shaft 9, with one in the event of radial displacement of the threaded plate 14
- the couplings 16A, 16B can, for example, be arranged parallel to one another or radially to the respective tensioning shaft 9.
- the couplings 16A, 16B and the sliding blocks 15A, 15B connected to them and guided by the threaded plate 14 can be designed with mirror symmetry.
- About both sliding blocks 15A, 15B is one
- the tensioning device for the further tensioning shaft 9 is preferably designed analogously or in a mirror-inverted manner and is not shown further. Is preferred between an actuator, in particular an electric motor 11, and one
- Tension shaft 9 is provided with a releasable coupling connection.
- a coupling connection that can be released manually or by means of a tool can be provided between the gear, in particular angled planetary gear 12, and the clamping screw 13.
- a gear element of a clamping screw 13 is particularly preferred,
- the push rod 17 can be displaced within the clamping screw 13, with a compression spring 18 the
- the engagement opening can, for example, be the inner wall of the
- the engagement opening can have an engagement point or a driving profile, in particular an Allen shape, of the clamping screw 13.
- the engagement opening is preferably arranged between the expansion shafts 9
- the compression spring 18 holding the push rod 17 in an outer position preferably simultaneously provides a connection to the flange of the transmission, in particular
- the displaceable lock 19 can for example be designed with a spline.
- the lock 19 is preferably pressed against a surface of the clamping screw 13, so that this produces a form-fitting and / or non-positive, in particular torsionally rigid, connection between the lock 19 and the clamping screw 13.
- the lock 19 is also shifted in such a way that the connection between the clamping screw 13 and the lock 19 is released or canceled. This is used by the Clamping screw 13 displacing push rod 17 a coupling connection,
- FIG. 4 shows a detail of a longitudinal section through a clamping screw 13 which can be actuated by an electric motor 11 and which displaces the threaded plate 14 when rotated accordingly.
- the push rod 17 is held in its outer position by the compression spring 18, at the same time a coupling connection of the lock 19 connected to the gear, in particular the angular planetary gear 12, to the clamping screw 13 is established.
- Driving profile for example a hexagon socket 20, of the clamping screw 13 closed by the push rod 17.
- FIG. 5 shows a detail of a longitudinal section through a manually operable tensioning screw 13 which is decoupled from an electric motor 11 and which displaces the threaded plate 14 upon corresponding manual rotation.
- the push rod 17 preferably has a collar on the side towards the center of the cylinder and is thus protected against loss. An additional backup is not necessary.
- Fig. 6 shows, for example, a clamping device with a die
- the sensor in particular an inductive sensor 21, which determines the revolutions of the threaded spindle.
- an inductive sensor 21 which determines the revolutions of the threaded spindle.
- Clamping screw 13 can be biased.
- the blanket can be pulled onto the blanket cylinder 6 and hung and tensioned in the print end side. Then, preferably one after the other, the finished clamping takes place with the desired torque.
- the desired torque For example, by adapting the voltage supply of the electric motor or motors 11, the speed or the clamping time can be adapted.
- the output torque can preferably be determined by adapting the current.
- limit switches S1.1, S1.2, S2.1, S2.2 are installed, which interrupt the circuit when an upper or a lower limit position is reached.
- diodes are installed which enable a respective electric motor 11 to be rotated out of the relevant limit position. If the expansion shafts 9 have left the area of the end positions again, the end position switches S1.1, S1.2, S2.1, S2.2 close again and rotation in both directions is possible.
- FIG. 8 shows a circuit diagram for the two electric motors 11 arranged in the blanket cylinder 6, which are supplied with power via a rotary lead-in.
- the current gives the resulting tensioning torque or the resulting tensioning force.
- the voltage supply of the electric motors 11 is when a nominal current is reached switched off.
- a current-voltage converter outputs the required signal for this. Furthermore, the current-voltage converter can be used to determine whether the
- Electric motors 11 are still turning or whether the limit switches S1.1, S1.2, S2.1, S2.2 have already been reached.
- a respective clamping shaft 9 is relaxed or relaxed.
- the tensioning screws 13 or tensioning shafts 9 are driven in particular by a respective controllable electric motor 11. The actuation can be remotely controlled from the connected control device or the
- the preferably used electric motors 11 direct a torque via a respective gear, especially angular planetary gear 12, to the respective tensioning screw 13.
- An additional brake of the tensioning screw 13 is not necessary because the low thread pitch of the tensioning screw 13, the
- Electric motor 11 or the angular planetary gear 12 sufficient self-locking is achieved to prevent unintentional relaxation during operation.
- Angled planetary gear 12 the torque is transmitted, for example, by means of a splined hub profile, which enables the lock 19 to be displaced axially.
- a bore for counting the revolutions can preferably be provided.
- the counting can take place by the inductive sensor 21.
- Compression spring 18 is shifted) the torque is transmitted from the transmission output via the screwed-on flange to the lock 19, preferably via the spline shaft profile. From there the torque is transmitted to the clamping screw 13, for example via a slot and the matching rectangular profile. Other profiles can also be used.
- the lock 19 is depressed (which is displaced, for example, by the push rod 17 against the compression spring 18), the rectangular profile is pushed out of the slot and no longer forms a positive connection.
- the torque transmission from the tensioning screw 13 to the tensioning shaft 9 can thus be achieved via the driving profile,
- the hexagon socket 20, the clamping screw 13 take place. If the lock 19 is released, the compression spring 18 pushes the lock 19 again in the direction of the tensioning screw 13. By turning the electric motor 11, a rectangular profile and slot are found, so that the lock 19 is locked and can again transmit torque.
- the inductive sensor 21 preferably detects the number of revolutions of the tensioning screw 13 for the front edge of the rubber blanket. If an old rubber blanket has been stretched out, the expansion shafts 9 are in the “rubber blanket relaxed” position. A new rubber blanket is first inserted into the expansion shaft 9 on the start of print page. in the
- connection the clamping screw 13 is pretensioned a few turns. Among other things, to prevent the rubber blanket from falling out. If the blanket is changed by hand, the revolutions for pre-tensioning are counted. With the motor
- the number of revolutions is detected by the sensor, in particular inductive sensor 21, and when a previously programmed number of revolutions is reached, the electric motor 11 is switched off. This function is only of interest for the leading edge, as it is on the
- the rear edge is always clamped until the nominal torque is reached.
- a directly or indirectly working safety switch opens, in particular limit switches S1.1, S1.2, S2.1, S2.2, and the electric motor 11 stops so as not to destroy any components.
- diodes provided in the circuit enable the electric motor 11 to rotate in order to move out of the end position again.
- a respective clamping screw 13 can be manually rotated by means of an emergency release in order to change the rubber blanket in the event of failure of the
- an actuator such as an electric motor 11.
- Engagement opening or an entrainment profile, in particular a hexagon socket 20 can be released for manual rotary drive of a tensioning shaft 9.
- the gear element in particular the push rod 17, can preferably be displaced by an inserted tool, in particular an Allen tool.
- the push rod 17 received within a clamping screw 13 is preferably displaced by the tool against a spring force of a pressure spring 18.
- the push rod 17 mounted or guided within the tensioning screw 13 is displaced radially to the rubber cylinder 6 on its axis of rotation, in particular at the same time releasing a coupling connection to the actuator arranged inside the rubber cylinder 6, in particular the electric motor 11 or angular planetary gear 12.
- Clamping screw 13 having driving profile, in particular hexagon socket 20 can then be turned manually by the tool.
- transmission means or coupling elements for example the sliding blocks 15A, 15B sliding on the threaded plate 14, are connected to the clamping shaft 9 connected coupling 16A, 16B, causes the rotation of the corresponding tensioning shaft 9 in the desired direction.
- the further clamping screw 13 can be turned manually in the same way.
- the actuators arranged in the rubber cylinder 6, in particular electric motors 11, can each be inserted or used for the automated tensioning, retensioning and / or releasing of the rubber blanket on the rubber cylinder 6.
- An operator can change the rubber blanket, for example at the control station via the
- Machine control are preselected, the machine positioning one, several or all of the blanket cylinders 6 and / or one, several or all of the rubber blankets already relaxed by a motor.
- the motor driver for controlling the electric motor or motors 11 is connected to the control device or the machine control and commands for tensioning or releasing the rubber blanket are to be entered or entered into the control device or the machine control by the operator.
- the control station, an operator panel or a mobile operator control unit can be used for input.
- the tensioning and / or releasing of blankets on several or all of the blanket cylinders 6 in the printing units 1 can be coordinated in particular by the machine control.
- the operator or operators can be
- the new blankets can be inserted without tools.
- the blankets can also be pretensioned without tools. After the new blankets have been used, these blankets can be tensioned automatically.
- the motor driver for controlling the electric motor (s) 11 is connected to the control device or the machine control system in such a way that intervals for retensioning the rubber blanket or blankets in the control device or the
- Machine control can be stored. Predefined intervals can result from time specifications or the number of revolutions or arcs. Alternatively or additionally, the control device or the Machine control but also commands for re-tensioning the blanket or blankets can be given by the operator. By the control device or the
- Machine control, retensioning of the blanket or blankets can be coordinated at suitable times. For example, a re-tensioning between
- controllable or remotely controllable actuators in particular electric motors 11, in one or all of the rubber cylinders 6 for the rotary drive
- Tensioning shafts 9 an automated retensioning of the rubber blanket or blankets takes place after a command from an operator or after the predetermined intervals.
- the retensioning can be carried out independently of the angle of rotation of a blanket cylinder 6, and no guards have to be actuated.
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