US3915087A - Multi-color multiple offset single impression screen printer - Google Patents

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US3915087A
US3915087A US329806*A US32980673A US3915087A US 3915087 A US3915087 A US 3915087A US 32980673 A US32980673 A US 32980673A US 3915087 A US3915087 A US 3915087A
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    • B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41M—PRINTING, DUPLICATING, MARKING, OR COPYING PROCESSES; COLOUR PRINTING
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  • Collard ABSTRACT Apparatus for printing images on an article consisting of a plurality of screen printing stencils, intermediate supports for receiving the images from the stencils, a collective support for collecting the images from the intermediate supports, and a mounting support adjacent to the collective support for holding the articles to be printed while the images are transferred from the collective support to the articles.
  • This invention relates to apparatus for printing articles, whereby a printing image is produced first by screen printing, and then transferred to the object.
  • the printing image produced by using a screen printing stencil is applied first to a transfer cylinder, and then transferred by the cylinder to the article to be printed.
  • Several individual impressions may also be applied successively to the article in a known manner in consecutive stations of a printing machine which is provided with circulating conveyor means to convey the article from station to station.
  • the articles have to be accurately aligned with the'respective transfer means.
  • the operation and the construction of the apparatus are, to some extent, complicated, especially since high demands must be made on the accuracy of the parts carrying out the alignment in order to achieve a perfect printed image.
  • apparatus for applying a composite printing image, design, and the like, to an article in one transfer operation.
  • the image may be composed of several constituent parts with different printing inks.
  • a plurality of printing image components are produced by the screen printing process, and are then combined to give a composite printing image which is transferred to an article to be printed.
  • Commercial screen printing inks may be used, and require no special treatment before, or during the printing or transfer operation.
  • An advantage of the invention is that the printing image components are received successively by a collective support on which the composite printing image is formed. In this way, it is possible to apply the printing inks of the individual constituent printing images on top of each other, and/or side by side, and/or mixed (a combination of the individual inks or halftone), preferably without using a fixing varnish, to the collective support as a mirror image composite printing image or design, and subsequently in one transfer operation to the article to be printed.
  • the invention may also be used in a particularly advantageous manner for printingconical articles so that the corresponding composite printing image is printed without a conical development of the screen printing stencils; the latter moving solely on one coordinate and being collected without a corresponding construction of the collective support and/or the intermediate support.
  • the conical development takes place solely between the collective support and the article. This method also substantially simplifies the sequence of operations, and the apparatus used therefor.
  • the apparatus may consist of two or more screen printing stencils, a transfer body provided between the stencil and the object to be printed, and a mounting support for the objects.
  • two or more screen printing stencils are advantageously associated with the transfer body constructed as a collective support.
  • An intermediate support may be disposed between the collective support and each screen printing stencil.
  • One arrangement which has proved particularly advantageous is for all the screen printing stencils, the intermediate supports associated therewith, and the collective support to have a common mechanical drive system.
  • An arrangement of this type has the advantage that inaccuracies of the registration are prevented by the constant uniform conditions throughout the system.
  • the article to be printed does not need to be aligned with respect to the composite printing image.
  • the individual constituent printing images are always arranged with respect to each other in the desired manner and complement each other to form the composite printing image.
  • the intermediate and/or collective supports may be constructed as movable bodies and preferably as rollers. There may also be provided individual plates, segments or other parts complementing each other to form a movable body, each of which receives a constituent or composite printing image. It is also possible to construct the intermediate and/or collective supports as circulating belts.
  • the conveyor means are composed of individual parts, for example, plates, chains, or the like, and the surfaces are suitable for receiving the constituent or composite printing images.
  • the adhesion of the collective support should be slightly greater than that of the previous intermediate support.
  • the constituent printing image located on the intermediate support can then be easily picked up by the collective support without leaving any residue of ink on the intermediate support.
  • the forces of adhesion between the printing ink and the collective support are so slight that there is almost a perfect transfer of the printing ink from the collective support to the object.
  • a relatively movable pressure arrangement constructed as a roller, may be associated with the object to be printed. This is particularly suitable when the intermediate and/or collective supports are constructed as belts or the like.
  • FIG. la is a side view of a continuously operating multi-color screen printing machine printing a cylindrical article
  • FIG. lb shows a portion of the machine of FIG. la printing a flat article
  • FIG. 1c is a plan view of the composite printed image
  • FIG. 3a is a side view of a third embodiment when cy lindrical or conical articles are printed;
  • FIG. 3c shows a conical article which has been printed
  • FIG. 4a is a side view of a further embodiment of a screen printing machine.
  • FIGS. 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e, 4f and 4g show a portion of the machine of FIG. 4a in front view, with the cooperating parts in different operational positions.
  • FIGS. la and 1b The machine illustrated in FIGS. la and 1b has three screen printing stencils ll, 12 and 13 constructed as circular screens, and three roller-like intermediate supports 14, 15 and 16, and a collective support 17, which is also constructed as a roller.
  • a squeegee 18 is provided inside each screen printing stencil ll, 12 and 13 in the customary manner.
  • FIGS. la and lb Inside recessed surface 22, wording in small print is to be applied directly to the surface of article 19 or 20.
  • the colored area 23 corresponding to this wording is shaded in FIGS. la and lb. It originates from screen printing stencil 12, from which it is transferred to intermediate support 15.
  • the colored area 23 in FIGS. la and lb is shown as lying on background 21 inside recess 22.
  • the thickness of colored area 23 has also been shown greatly enlarged, since in reality, the thickness of the inks in screen printing is between 10 and 40 microns, so that images can be printed within each other, over each other, or beside each other, all with sharp edges.
  • the colored area 24a is first transferred from intermediate support 16 to common collective support 17. After the constituent printing image 24a has passed intermediate support 15, colored area 23 is transferred by support to collective support 17.
  • the transfer of colored area 23 from intermediate support 15 to collective support 17 is illustrated in FIG. la of the drawings.
  • the coating of ink 24b is transferred from intermediate support 16 to the collective support 17 behind colored area 23 with respect to its direction of rotation. During the further rotation of collective support 17, a coating of ink corresponding to background 21 from intermediate support 14 is picked up by support 17. This coating of ink is provided with recess 22, into which colored area 23 is fitted.
  • Screen printing stencils 11 to 13, intermediate supports 14 to 16, and collective support 17 are synchronously connected by drive members not illustrated in the drawings so that the screen printing stencils may be adjusted with respect to the intermediate supports and these parts in common with respect to the collective support, for example, for adapting the pressures, distances, etc., to various situations.
  • the mechanical drive connection which in any case ensures the accurate relative coordination of the individual constituent printing images with respect to each other is not impaired by such possibilities of adjustment.
  • the use of circular screens for printing stencils 11 to 13 in the embodiment of FIGS. 1a and 1b has the advantage of being particularly space saving.
  • the intermediate supports may be arranged radially with respect to collective support 17 at a distance which is determined solely by their dimensions. There is thus no necessity to arrange the intermediate supports around the periphery of the collective support spaced by the greatest printing image length. The latter is the case when using flat screen printing stencils.
  • the circular screen printing stencils 1 1 to 13, according to FIG. la, have a maximum printing image length of 180, and a dead travel of 180.
  • Larger and smaller diameter rollers may be used as intermediate supports providing that the ratios of their circumferential or peripheral lengths with respect to the screen printing stencil lengths are integers in order to preclude the transfer of incomplete images.
  • Corresponding ratios exist between the peripheral lengths of the intermedi ate supports and the peripheral length of the collective support.
  • the embodiment according to FIG. 2 relates to a screen printing machine with three flat screen printing stencils 111, 112, and 113. Each screen printing stencil is also followed by an intermediate supports 114, and 116.
  • the screen are jointly moved back and forth by a central drive, the production of the respective constituent printing image during the movement of the screen printing stencils taking place in the direction of the arrows.
  • intermediate supports 114, 115 and 116, and collective support 117 rotate according to the maximum printing image length to a predetermined extent.
  • cylindrical object 119 rolls against collective support 117, thus picking up the composite printing image.
  • Support 117 corresponds in its basic construction to that of the embodiment according to FIGS. Ila to 10 so that the individual constituent printing images also combine in the same manner to form the resulting composite printed image. The same is true when flat articles are printed, such as a web.
  • FIG. 2 may also be used so that intermediate supports 114 to 116 and collective support 117 rotate continuously, the screen printing stencils 111 to 113 being operated in synchronism with intermediate supports 114 to 116 during the printing movement and undergoing an accelerated return movement in the opposite direction to the arrows.
  • An operation of this type requires greater distances between the printing images on the intermediate supports and the collective support, and thus, greater diameters for these parts.
  • the exchange of the objects to be printed takes place during the return movement of screen printing stencils 111 to 113.
  • all movable parts are connected to each other in a suitable manner, for example, by a central drive to guarantee a synchronous operation of the parts without special precautions.
  • three flat screen printing stencils 211, 212 and 213 are arranged in one plane.
  • a roller-like intermediate support 214, 215 and 216 is provided with each stencil.
  • collective support 217 is constructed as a circulating belt 225.
  • the production of the individual constituent printing images takes place during the movement of screen printing stencils 211 to 213 in the direction of the arrows, i.e., from right to left. It is possible to provide an intermittent movement of the intermediate supports 214 to 216, and collective support 217 so that these parts are stationary during the return movement of the screen printing stencils in the direction opposite to the arrows, i.e., from right to left.
  • Objects 219 can be simultaneously exchanged.
  • the printing image could be arranged on collective support 217 constructed as a belt 225 so that during its movement, the printing image is transferred to the object either parallel to or at right angles to the direction of movement and thus to the longitudinal travel of belt 225.
  • a body which can be rolled aganist belt 225 is rolled against the belt on an axis at right angles to the drawing plane.
  • This body can be carried by a roller or the like. In the case of a hollow body, the body will engage the roller.
  • the axis of pressure roller 227 may be swung 90 horizontally and disposed for movement back and forth at right angles to the direction of movement of the belt.
  • the composite printing image is transferred from plates 328 of belt 325 to object 319 to be printed in preferably region 332a, wherein plates 328 assume a vertical position, by rolling the cylindrical object 319 along the face of plate 328.
  • the possibilities are also available as already described in connection with the embodiment of FIGS. 3a and 3b.
  • screen printing stencils 310 to 313 are stationary.
  • Squeegees 318 and intermediate supports 314 to 316a carry out reciprocating movements at right angles to top run 329 of belt 325 in the horizontal plane.
  • Belt 325 serves as the collective support 317, and advanced intermittently in the direction of arrow 331 by one plate 328 respectively.
  • the constituent printing images are transferred from the intermediate supports to the respectively associated plates, and from plate 328 located in the region 332a to object 319.
  • This embodiment, in which the intermediate supports rotate in a different plane to that of the collective support is particularly advantageous if the printing image to be applied is comparatively long and/or is provided with a greater number of constituent printing images or colors. In any case, a substantially more compact construction possible than if the intermediate supports rotated in the same plane as the collective support.
  • FIGS. 4b to 43 The sequence of movements between a screen printing stencil, squeegee, associated intermediate support and the adjacent plate of belt 325 is illustrated in FIGS. 4b to 43.
  • Intermediate support 314 is first displaced in the direction of arrow 332b at right angles to the direction of travel 331 (FIG. 4a) of top run 328.
  • Support 314 rolls against the stationary screen printing stencil 310.
  • Squeegee 318 is displaced synchronously with the transverse movement of the intermediate support in the direction of the arrow 332b.
  • the constituent printing image 333 is applied to the intermediate support.
  • FIG. 4b shows the initial position of the parts;
  • FIG. 40 shows the position of the parts after half the movement in the direction of arrow 332b, and
  • intermediate support 314 shows the final position of intermediate support 314 and squeegee 318, the former now carrying the entire constituent printing image 333.
  • Intermediate support 314 is then displaced in the direction of arrow 334, i.e., downwards until its periphery or printing image 33 located thereon contacts plate 328 located below.
  • Intermediate support 314 is then rolled along plate 328 of the collective support, moving in the direction of arrow 335. At the end of this movement, the entire constituent printing image 333 has been transferred to plate 328.
  • Intermediate support 314 is then moved upwards in the direction of arrow 336 until it abuts against screen printing stencil 310 so that the next cycle may begin.
  • a screen printing apparatus for printing articles comprising:
  • said intermediate supports each having a surface constructed of a material with an adhesion to transfer the image from its corresponding said screen printing stencil thereto;
  • a screen printing apparatus for printing articles comprising: i
  • each color support is positioned beneath each screen printing stencil and in cooperative relationship therewith for receiving a printed image, respectively, said intermediate color supports each having a surface constructed of a material with an adhesion to transfer the image from its corresponding said screen printing stencil thereto;
  • a single collective color support constituting a circulating belt, defining a substantially flat top run adjacent said intermediate color supports and parallel to said axes of rotation, said belt including a plurality of plates and being disposed for cooperative contact with each of said intermediate color supports so as to receive thereon a printed image of each of the printed images on each of said intermediate color supports and in contact with an article to be printed for transferring said collective printed image to said article in a single printing contactoperation of said collective support with said article;
  • said collective support having a surface constructed of a material with a slightly greater adhesion than the surfaces of each of said intermediate color supports so that substantially all of the image is transferred from each of said intermediate supports to said collective support and to the article to be printed;
  • said collective support is subjected to intermittent motion in a first direction parallel to said axes of rotation, and the respective printed image is transferred from each of said intermediate supports to said collective support during a rotation movement of said rollers perpendicular to said first direction during a halt in said intermittent motion, and wherein said transfer is effected by each of said rol- Iers traveling in the direction of said rotation movement perpendicular to said first direction in rolling contact across said plates of said collective support, whereby comparatively long and greater number of constituent images and colors can be printed on articles.
  • said article is disposed substantially vertical adjacent said substantially vertical oriented run during the transfer of said printing images.

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