US3280733A - Dampening device of a printing machine - Google Patents

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US3280733A
US3280733A US408852A US40885264A US3280733A US 3280733 A US3280733 A US 3280733A US 408852 A US408852 A US 408852A US 40885264 A US40885264 A US 40885264A US 3280733 A US3280733 A US 3280733A
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    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
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  • the invention relates to a device for damping the printing plate of offset printing machines.
  • the damping device of offset printing machines must satisfy the requirements of perfect damping of the printing plate, of easy operation and exchange of the damping rollers.
  • the latter requirement is of particular importance in the case of printing machines for small dimensional print because in this case the printed editions are relatively low so that the damping roller must he often exchanged.
  • damping rollers and the distributing rollers are mounted in holders which permit their adjustment into pressure contact with the printing form and the distributing roller.
  • the damping rollers in a clamping device of this type are stably mounted directly in the side pieces of the machine. It is therefore very diflicult to remove the damping rollers from the machine and it is often necessary to remove also the feed roller or ductor, or the wading roller to permit access to the damping rollers. If printing is interrupted, the damping rollers are removed from the printing plate -by means of mechanisms which cause a swinging movement of arms in which the damping rollers are mounted.
  • the invention relates to the damping device of a printing machine, the characteristic feature of which resides in the fact that in a pair of side pieces with a removably mounted bottom damping roller there is pivoted a pair of holders in which is removably mounted a top damping roller and where the pivoted pair of side pieces is mounted on the shaft of a toothed wheel, the pair of holders being pivoted on the shaft of a rubbing-down roller.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a partial elevation of the device
  • FIG. 2 is a side elevation of the device in the working position, that is in the position where the damping rollers are in pressure contact with the printing plate and the distributing roller;
  • FIG. 3 illustrates a side elevation of the device where the damping rollers are removed from the printing plate
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a side elevation of the device in the case of complete tilting.
  • the device consists of separate side pieces 2 mounted on a shaft 1 which is pivoted in side pieces 21 of the printing machine.
  • the bottom damping roller 4 whose bearings 12 are set into grooves of the said side pieces 2.
  • the device in accordance with the invention operates in the following manner: On interruption of printing, a nonillustrated manual, mechanical or automatic device tilts away side pieces 2 with the damping rollers 4, 5 and the distributing roller 7, in such a manner that the damping rollers 4, 5 are not in contact with the printing form attached to the printing roller 22. If the damping rollers 4, 5 are to be exchanged, the side pieces 2 with all their accessories are tilted down into the horizontal position. In this position they are arrested by means of a nonillustrated device so that the damping roller can be readily removed and replaced or exchanged without first requiring removal of other rollers.
  • This tilting operation can be carried out without interrupting the drive because the inter-posed toothed wheel 8 which transmits the movement from the printing roller 22 to the distributing roller 7 is pivoted directly on shaft 1 which is rotated to accomplish tilting.
  • the damping rollers 4, 5 can be readily adjusted to the necessary pressure contact with the printing roller 22 and the distributing roller 7. This adjustment is accomplished for the bottom damping roller 4 by adjusting a set screw 14 which acts as an adjustable stop against rotation produced by spring 17 which produces the necessary pressure.
  • the top damping roller 5 is adjusted by means of set screws 10 which produced rotation of holder 3. Further pressure against stop 11 is achieved by means of spring 20. By this movement the top damping roller 5 is pressed between the printing roller 22 and the distributing roller 7. Due to the fact that the bearings 18 of the top damping roller 5 are freely movable in the grooves of holders 3, the upper damping roller is readily adjusted to the necessary pressure.
  • This simple device in accordance with the invention permits by mere rotation of the shaft to which are attached to the side pieces of the damping rollers to remove the damping rollers from the printing plate. Rotation or tilting of the damping device into the horizontal position facilitates largely removal of the damping rollers because they are now easily accessible and the other rollers of the damping device need not be removed. Adjustment of the damping rollers to the necessary pressure with the printing plate and the distribution roller is also easy and is accomplished by mere turning of the side pieces in which the damping rollers are mounted.
  • a damping device comprising:
  • a bottom damping roller removably mounted in said pair of tilta ble side pieces

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Oct. 25, 1966 J JURN? 3,280,733
DAMPENING DEVICE OF A PRINTING MACHINE Filed Nov. 4, 1964 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 1N VENTO Oct. 25, J. JURN? DAMPENING DEVICE OF A PRINTING MACHINE Filed Nov. 4, 1964 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 INVENTOR.
7546/ Tum BY United States Patent 3,280,733 DAMPENING DEVICE OF A PRINTING MACHINE Josef Jul-n3", Sebranice u Kunstatu, Czechoslovakia, assignor to Adamovsk strojirny, narodni podnik, Adamov, Czechoslovakia Filed Nov. 4, 1964, Ser. No. 408,852 2 Claims. (Cl. 101147) The invention relates to a device for damping the printing plate of offset printing machines.
The damping device of offset printing machines must satisfy the requirements of perfect damping of the printing plate, of easy operation and exchange of the damping rollers. The latter requirement is of particular importance in the case of printing machines for small dimensional print because in this case the printed editions are relatively low so that the damping roller must he often exchanged.
In damping devices of offset printing machines in accordance with the known state of art the damping rollers and the distributing rollers are mounted in holders which permit their adjustment into pressure contact with the printing form and the distributing roller. The damping rollers in a clamping device of this type are stably mounted directly in the side pieces of the machine. It is therefore very diflicult to remove the damping rollers from the machine and it is often necessary to remove also the feed roller or ductor, or the wading roller to permit access to the damping rollers. If printing is interrupted, the damping rollers are removed from the printing plate -by means of mechanisms which cause a swinging movement of arms in which the damping rollers are mounted.
It is a general object of this invention to eliminate the mentioned drawbacks of the known state of the art.
Stated briefly but more specifically, the invention relates to the damping device of a printing machine, the characteristic feature of which resides in the fact that in a pair of side pieces with a removably mounted bottom damping roller there is pivoted a pair of holders in which is removably mounted a top damping roller and where the pivoted pair of side pieces is mounted on the shaft of a toothed wheel, the pair of holders being pivoted on the shaft of a rubbing-down roller.
The invention will be best understood from the following specification to be read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which is illustrated a preferred example of embodiment.
In the drawings:
FIG. 1 illustrates a partial elevation of the device;
FIG. 2 is a side elevation of the device in the working position, that is in the position where the damping rollers are in pressure contact with the printing plate and the distributing roller;
FIG. 3 illustrates a side elevation of the device where the damping rollers are removed from the printing plate; and
FIG. 4 illustrates a side elevation of the device in the case of complete tilting.
Referring now more particularly to the accompanying figures, it is seen that the device consists of separate side pieces 2 mounted on a shaft 1 which is pivoted in side pieces 21 of the printing machine. In the separate side pieces is mounted the bottom damping roller 4 whose bearings 12 are set into grooves of the said side pieces 2.
In the said side pieces 2 is also pivoted the distributing roller 7 and holders 3 in the grooves of which is mounted by means of bearings 18 a top damping roller 5. To the side portions 2 and holders 3 are attached pins 19 on which is held a spring 20. The holders 3 are provided with adjustable screws 10 which rest against stops 11 held in the side pieces 2. On end of a spring 17 which is slipped over the shaft 1 is attached to side pieces 21 of the machine and its other end is attached to side piece 2. To the shaft 1 is attached a lever 15 which rests against a set screw 14 passing through the holder 13 held in side pieces 21 of the printing machine. A manual lever 16 is attached to lever 15. The toothed wheel 9 which is attached to distributing roller 7 engages with toothed wheel 8 which is pivoted on shaft 1. Toothed wheel 8 engages with toothed wheel 6 attached to the shaft of printing roller 22.
The device in accordance with the invention operates in the following manner: On interruption of printing, a nonillustrated manual, mechanical or automatic device tilts away side pieces 2 with the damping rollers 4, 5 and the distributing roller 7, in such a manner that the damping rollers 4, 5 are not in contact with the printing form attached to the printing roller 22. If the damping rollers 4, 5 are to be exchanged, the side pieces 2 with all their accessories are tilted down into the horizontal position. In this position they are arrested by means of a nonillustrated device so that the damping roller can be readily removed and replaced or exchanged without first requiring removal of other rollers. This tilting operation can be carried out without interrupting the drive because the inter-posed toothed wheel 8 which transmits the movement from the printing roller 22 to the distributing roller 7 is pivoted directly on shaft 1 which is rotated to accomplish tilting. The damping rollers 4, 5 can be readily adjusted to the necessary pressure contact with the printing roller 22 and the distributing roller 7. This adjustment is accomplished for the bottom damping roller 4 by adjusting a set screw 14 which acts as an adjustable stop against rotation produced by spring 17 which produces the necessary pressure. The top damping roller 5 is adjusted by means of set screws 10 which produced rotation of holder 3. Further pressure against stop 11 is achieved by means of spring 20. By this movement the top damping roller 5 is pressed between the printing roller 22 and the distributing roller 7. Due to the fact that the bearings 18 of the top damping roller 5 are freely movable in the grooves of holders 3, the upper damping roller is readily adjusted to the necessary pressure.
It can be seen from the above that the advantages of the device in accordance with the invention reside in the following facts: This simple device in accordance with the invention permits by mere rotation of the shaft to which are attached to the side pieces of the damping rollers to remove the damping rollers from the printing plate. Rotation or tilting of the damping device into the horizontal position facilitates largely removal of the damping rollers because they are now easily accessible and the other rollers of the damping device need not be removed. Adjustment of the damping rollers to the necessary pressure with the printing plate and the distribution roller is also easy and is accomplished by mere turning of the side pieces in which the damping rollers are mounted.
What I claim is:
1. In a printing machine, a damping device comprising:
a pair of tilt-able side pieces;
a bottom damping roller removably mounted in said pair of tilta ble side pieces;
3 4% a pair of holders pivoted in said pair of tiltable side the said pair of tiltable side pieces and holders are propieces; vided with set screws. 2. top damping roller remova-bly mounted in said pair of pivoted holders; References Cited by the Examiner a shaft carrying rotary driving means and the said pair 5 UNITED STATES PATENTS 0f tiltable Side p 1,535,567 4/1925 Bornschein 101 14s a rubbing-down roller with a shaft pivoted in said pair 3,0 4, 2 4 19 3 stobb 1Q1 147 X of tiltable side pieces; 3,230,877 1/1966 Birk 101351 the said pair of holders being pivoted on the said shaft f the said rubbingdown rollen 10 ROBERT E. PULFREY, Primary Examiner.
2. A damping device as claimed in claim 1, wherein H, P, EWELL, Assistant Examiner.

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1. IN A PRINTING MACHINE, A DAMPING DEVICE COMPRISING: A PAIR OF TILTABLE SIDE PIECES; A BOTTOM DAMPING ROLLER REMOVABLY MOUNTED IN SAID PAIR OF TILTABLE SIDE PIECES; A PAIR OF HOLDERS PIVOTED IN SAID PAIR OF TILTABLE SIDE PIECES; A TOP DAMPING ROLLER REMOVABLY MOUNTED IN SAID PAIR OF PIVOTED HOLDERS; A SHAFT CARRYING ROTARY DRIVING MEANS AND THE SAID PAIR OF TILTABLE SIDE PIECES; A RUBBING-DOWN ROLLER WITH A SHAFT PIVOTED IN SAID PAIR OF TILTABLE SIDE PIECES; THE SAID PAIR OF HOLDERS BEING PIVOTED ON THE SAID SHAFT OF THE SAID RUBBING-DOWN ROLLER.
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US3433155A (en) * 1965-09-13 1969-03-18 Harris Intertype Corp Mechanism for applying a coating to a plate
US3604349A (en) * 1968-12-24 1971-09-14 Addressograph Multigraph Two-system moisture applicator for a lithographic press
US5101724A (en) * 1987-06-25 1992-04-07 Heidelberger Druckmaschinen Ag Dampening unit for an offset printing machine

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US1535567A (en) * 1922-07-14 1925-04-28 Bautzner Ind A G Wetting device for rotary rubber-printing machines
US3084626A (en) * 1961-01-06 1963-04-09 Anton R Stobb Apparatus for method for wiping a printing cylinder
US3230877A (en) * 1962-06-22 1966-01-25 Agfa Ag Inking device for printing machines

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US1535567A (en) * 1922-07-14 1925-04-28 Bautzner Ind A G Wetting device for rotary rubber-printing machines
US3084626A (en) * 1961-01-06 1963-04-09 Anton R Stobb Apparatus for method for wiping a printing cylinder
US3230877A (en) * 1962-06-22 1966-01-25 Agfa Ag Inking device for printing machines

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US3433155A (en) * 1965-09-13 1969-03-18 Harris Intertype Corp Mechanism for applying a coating to a plate
US3604349A (en) * 1968-12-24 1971-09-14 Addressograph Multigraph Two-system moisture applicator for a lithographic press
US5101724A (en) * 1987-06-25 1992-04-07 Heidelberger Druckmaschinen Ag Dampening unit for an offset printing machine

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