US3916784A - Machine for printing on articles having two inking stations and a single printing station common thereto - Google Patents

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US3916784A
US3916784A US408997A US40899773A US3916784A US 3916784 A US3916784 A US 3916784A US 408997 A US408997 A US 408997A US 40899773 A US40899773 A US 40899773A US 3916784 A US3916784 A US 3916784A
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  • a transfer unit with two transfer arms carrying transfer pads is pivotally mounted for reciprocating movement parallel to the stations and axial reciprocating movement perpendicular to the stations, and the inking stations are arranged symmetrically with respect to a plane passing through the pivotal axis of the transfer unit and the central zone of the printing station.
  • Each transfer pad may print the same or different colors. With two-color printing the same color order can be maintained with a high printing rate.
  • the transfer arms may also be provided with a plurality of said transfer pads for simultaneously printing on a plurality of objects.
  • the present invention relates generally to the printing of an object of any kind following a process known as the Bienne transfer, from the name of the Swiss town in which this process first saw the light.
  • This process which permits both the printing of objects of flat shape and objects of any non-flat shape, consists of the use of a transfer pad, of gelatine for example, or more recently of elastic synthetic material such as synthetic rubbers, neoprene, butadiene, or better still rubber with silicones, this transfer pad being successively applied, first on a block hollow-engraved to represent the design to be reproduced, previously inked and wiped, and then to the object to be printed.
  • a transfer pad of gelatine for example, or more recently of elastic synthetic material such as synthetic rubbers, neoprene, butadiene, or better still rubber with silicones
  • the ink present on the block is taken-off by the transfer pad and is transferred by this latter to the object to be printed.
  • a machine comprising an inking station equipped with a block-carrier plate and a trolley movably mounted for sweeping over and inking a block of this kind, a printing station equipped with an object-carrier plate and a transfer arm carrying a transfer pad and mounted on the one hand pivotally with a reciprocal motion parallel to the said plates between the said stations, and on the other hand, movable to-and-fro perpendicularly to the said plates, at each of the said stations.
  • the present invention has for its object a machine for printing an object of any kind following the Bienne transfer method which is free from these drawbacks and which in addition has other advantages.
  • the machine according to the invention is of the kind comprising an inking station equipped with a blockcarrier plate and a trolley movably mounted for sweeping over and inking the said block, a printing station 2 equipped with an object-carrier plate and a transfer arm carrying a transfer pad and pivotally mounted on one hand with a to-and-fro movement parallel to the said plates between the said stations, and on the other 5 hand movable to-and-fro perpendicularly to the said plates at each of the said stations, and is characterized in that it comprises a second station similar to the first and symmetrical with this latter with respect to a plane passing through the pivotal axis of the transfer arm and the central zone of the printing station, and in that, for this second printing station a second transfer arm is provided which is keyed on the first and which also carries a transfer pad.
  • Howeventhe blocks of the inking station may be different for the application for example of two different colours to the same object, such an object being thus printed in two stages after two downward movements of the transfer arm.
  • This remarkable property may be imputed to a kind of passivation to which the ink employed is subjected with respect to the particular material of the transfer pad, after a first contact of this ink with that material.
  • crank-rod system for operating this trolley.
  • FIG. 1 is a general perspective view of the machine in accordance with the invention.
  • FIG. 2 ia a partial plan view of this machine
  • FIG. 3 is a view in partial cross-section taken along the line IIIIII of FIG. 2;
  • FIG. 4 is a partial view in elevation in the direction of the arrow IV of FIG. 2, with cross-section and parts broken away locally;
  • FIG. 5 is to a larger scale a partial cross-section of this machine, taken along the line V--V of FIG. I;
  • FIG. 6 is a detail view in cross-section taken along the broken line VIVI of FIG.
  • FIG. 7 is a detail view in elevation in the direction of the arrow VII of FIG. 6;
  • FIG. 8 is a partial view in cross-section taken along the line VIIIVIII of FIG. 5;
  • FIG. 9 is a partial view in elevation in the direction of the arrow IX of FIGS. 8 and 10;
  • FIG. 10 is a partial view in cross-section taken along the line X-X of FIG. 9.
  • FIG. 1 l is a fragmentary perspective view of another embodiment, in which each transfer arm carries plural transfer pads.
  • the machine comprises a frame 10 which carries an operating unit 11, a printing station 12 located at the front of this operating unit 11, and two inking stations 13A, 13B, located on each side of this latter.
  • the operating unit 11 is driven by a motor 14 and comprises an input shaft 15 driven in rotation by a belt which couples it to the motor shaft 14 and an output shaft 16.
  • the driving unit 11 comprises parts intended to ensure, in response to continuous rotation of the input shaft 15, a cyclic movement of the shaft 16, comprising successively a rotation through substantially 90 in one direction, an axial lowering movement, an axial lifting movement, a rotation substantially through 90 in the direction opposite to that preceding, an axial downward movement and an axial upward movement in order to return to the initial position.
  • a driving unit of this kind sold commercially in particular by the FERGUSON Company, is well known in itself and will not be described in detail below.
  • the printing station 12 comprises a bracket 21 which is fixed on the frame 10 and which carries an objectcarrier plate 22; an object 23 to be printed has been shown diagrammatically in broken lines in FIGS. 1 and
  • the inking stations 13A, 13B are symmetrical with eachother with respect to a plane passing through the pivotal axis AP of the transfer arms 17A, 17B and.
  • a trolley 28A is movably mounted above the block-- carrier plate 26A and the ink-well 27A associated with this latter.
  • this trolley is slidably mounted on parallel guides 29A which enclose the plate 25A and the ink-well 27A, and a crank-rod system 30A connects it to the associated transfer arm 17A.
  • This rod system 30A comprises a crank-rod 31A, preferably adjustable in length, as shown in FIG. 3, in
  • this crank-rod 31A is articulated by a shaft 32A to the trolley28A, and at the other extremity it carries a shaft 33A which s slidably engaged in a passage of the transfer arm, this passage being preferably formed by a shouldered member 34A mounted adjustably in position in the slot 20A of the transfer arm 17A so as to permit an adjustment of the travel of the trolley 28A, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a ball bushing may be interposed between the shaft 33A and the shouldered member 34A in which it is caused
  • the trolley 28A carries two scrapers, one 35A provided for inking the block 26A, the other 36A provided for scraping-off the excess ink deposited by the previous scraper on this block.
  • the inking scraper 35A is mounted overhung at the end of a metal plate 37A and the latter is carried by a fork 38A movably mounted on the trolley 28A, perpendicular to the block-carrier plate 25A.
  • this fork is provided with two lugs 39A slidably mounted on two shafts 40A carried by the trolley 28A.
  • the fork 38A carries a stud 41A which (see FIG. 9) projects towards the exterior and is engaged in one of the arms 42A of a rocking lever 43A pivotally mounted at 44A on the trolley 28A, this arm having for this purpose the shape of a fork, and the stud 41A being guided in an elongated slot 48A.
  • the fork 38A carries the scraper 35A through the intermediary of a unit 45A mounted adjustably in position perpendicular to the block-carrier plate 25A by means of a threaded shaft 46A engaged by screwing into a threaded passage47A,
  • a similar arrangement is adopted for the wiping scraper 36A: this latter is carried by a unit 50A mounted adjustably in position on a fork 51A perpendicularly to the block-carrier plate 25A, by means of a threaded shaft 58A engaged in a threaded bore 59A of the fork 51A, and this fork 51A is itself engaged by means of lugs 52A on shafts 53A which are carried by the trolley 28A'perpendicularly to the said plate.
  • the scraper 36A is pivotally mounted on the unit 50A on which it is carried, around a shaft 55A parallel to the block-carrier plate 25A.
  • This arrangement makes it possible to regulate the inclination of the scraper 36A.
  • a screw 56A carried by this latter is engaged in an elongated slot 57A (FIGS. 6 and 7) for locking the scraper 36A after its inclination has been adjusted.
  • the fork 51A which carries the scraper 36A is provided, parallel to the block-carrier plate 25A, with a stud 57A which projects towards the exterior (FIGS. 8 and 9) and which is engaged in a second arm in the shape of a fork 58A of the rocking lever 43A and in a guiding slot 49A.
  • a ratchet device 60A is associated with the rocking lever 43A for the releasable locking of this latter in either of two extreme positions, symmetrical with each other with respect to a mean vertical arrangement passing through its axis 44A, which is intermediate between the forks 38A and 51A.
  • the rocking lever 43A carries a roller 62A intended to co-operate with two stops 63A and 64A mounted so as to be adjustable in position on a strip 65A parallel to the guides 29A of the trolley 28A, on the course of this latter (see FIGS. 1 and 3).
  • the object-carrier and block-carrier plates are advantageously mounted so as to be adjustable in height on the frame 10.
  • the trolley 28A of the inking station 13A is above the block 26A put in position on the block-carrier plate 25A of the inking station 13A, and this block is inked following a process which will be de scribed later.
  • the scraper 36A is in the bottom position, against the block 25A, while the scraper 35A is in the top position, at a distance from this block (see FIG. 5).
  • the transfer pad 18B of the transfer arm 17B associated with the inking station 13B carries an impression which it has previously acquired from the block in position at this inking station 13B.
  • a printing cycle begins.
  • the transfer pad 188 is located above the object 23 in position at the printing station 12, and the transfer pad 18A is vertically in line with the block 26A in position at the inking station 13A, this block having been uncovered by the trolley 28A of this station.
  • the trolley 28A has applied the scraper 36A against the block 25A so as to wipe this block and eliminate the excess ink.
  • the blocks present at the printing stations 13A and 13B being identical, the previously printed object 23 is withdrawn from the object-carrier plate 22 and a new objectto be printed is put into position there.
  • the' scraper 35A which is in the bottom position and dips into the ink well 27A, drives the ink before it and this ink sweeps over the block 26A so as to ink this latter.
  • the scraper 35A is brought back to the top position, while the scraper 36 is lowered for subsequently wiping the block 26A, as described above.
  • the shaft 16 again moves upwards and a fresh printing cycle can begin.
  • the material utilized in the composition of the transfer pads 18A, 18B is preferably a synthetic silicone rubber.
  • the inking scraper 35A is inclined with respect to the block-carrier plate, like the wiping scraper 36A and in the same direction as this latter, but these inclinations could be in opposite directions to each other.
  • a step-down gearing is provided between the drive of the transport means and that of the transfer arms in such manner that each object to be printed remains in position at the printing station during two successive downward movements of the said transfer arms.
  • each transfer arm 17A may carry a number of transfer pads 18A, arranged for example longitudinally along the said arm, or transversely with respect thereto, for the simultaneous printing of several objectsby a single transfer arm, which increases the efiiciency of the machine.
  • the number of object-carrier plates 22 is of course provided in consequence, and the bracket 21' fixed on the frame is adapted to receive a numberof such plates.
  • two rocking levers 43A may be provided on each side of the trolley 28A, two strips 65A with'the corresponding stops 63A, 64A being also provided.
  • a machine for printing on articles comprising a first inking station, a second inking station, each inking station having a printing block and a carriage with inking means and wiping means mounted for sweeping movement over its associated printing block, a single printing station common to both said inking stations and having a support for articles to be printed, and a transfer unit including a pair of arms each carrying a transfer pad, means mounting the transfer unit for rotational movement between a first travel position in which one of the transfer pads is above one of the inking stations and the other transfer pad is above the printingstation and a second travel position in which the other transfer pad is above the second inking station and the one transfer pad is above the printing station, means connecting the transfer unit with each of the carriages for movement therewith, the inking means at one of the stations and the wiping means at the other of the stations being operative during the displacement'from the first travel position to the second travel position, and the wiping means at the one of the stations and the inking means at the other of the stations being operative during the displacement from the
  • a machine as claimed in claim 1, wherein the means connecting the transfer unit with the carriage comprises a crank-rod systemprovided between each transfer arm and the carriage of the associated inking station, for driving said carriage.
  • crank-rod system comprises a crank-rod pivotally connected at one end of its associated carriage and carrying at the other end a pin received in a slot in its associated transfer arm.
  • inking means and wiping means comprises two squeegees mounted on said carriage, one for inking the printing block and the other for wiping the printing block.
  • each said squeegee is carried by a fork member movably mounted on said carriage perpendicularly to said printing block, the fork members being coupled together by a" rocking lever pivotally mounted about an axis intermediate said fork members, and limit stops for limiting rocking movement of the rocking lever in the vicinity of the ends of the path of movement of the carriage.
  • each transfer arm is provided with a plurality of transfer pads for simultaneously printing on a plurality of objects in said single printing station.

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