WO2018120377A1

WO2018120377A1 - Horizontal registration system

Info

Publication number: WO2018120377A1
Application number: PCT/CN2017/073760
Authority: WO
Inventors: 钟博文
Original assignee: 长胜纺织科技发展(上海)有限公司; 钟博文
Priority date: 2016-12-27
Filing date: 2017-02-16
Publication date: 2018-07-05
Also published as: CN108237774A; CN108237774B; TW201823041A; TWI637855B

Abstract

A horizontal registration system for a textile printing machine, comprising: a plate pull motor (19); a pull rod (7), the plate pull motor (19) transferring a rotational torque to the pull rod (7); a nut (4), an external thread of the pull rod (7) being engaged with an internal thread of the nut (4); a support plate (10) fixed to a bearing base (17, 33) of a plate roller (35); a pull sleeve (9) connected to one end of the pull rod (7); and an inner sleeve (14) fixed to the pull sleeve (9) and constructed to axially and fixedly connected to a shaft end of the plate roller(35). The plate pull motor (19) is fixed onto the support plate (10); the support plate (10) is provided with a nut hole for fixedly mounting the nut (4). The pull rod (7), the nut (4), the pull sleeve (9), and the inner sleeve (14) are all axially aligned with the plate roller (35). The horizontal registration system is mounted on a non-drive side of the plate roller (35).

Description

Horizontal version system

Technical field

This invention relates to a transverse facing system for use in textile printing machines.

Background technique

With the high-quality printing, that is, the demand for fineness, three-dimensionality and layering of textile printing patterns is getting higher and higher, the demand for textiles with multi-color exquisite printing is increasing, and the textile market is highly value-added. The product is tilted.

In order to realize the multi-color delicate printing of fabrics, that is, to achieve accurate overprinting between colors and colors, one of the key links is the level of color registration accuracy. In a textile printing machine with a plate roll, such as a roller printing machine, a transfer printing machine, etc., the color registration accuracy is achieved by adjusting the lateral and longitudinal positions of the rotating plate roller, that is, by adjusting the lateral alignment device to change the plate. The axial position of the roller is changed by adjusting the longitudinal alignment device to change the longitudinal position of the plate roller (ie, the circumferential phase), so that each set of rollers is accurately colored, so that the color and color reach a certain range of color registration precision, and the color registration thereof Precision directly determines the degree of detail of the print. Since the plate roller core of the existing printing machine is generally connected with the servo motor, the longitudinal registration can be directly realized by the servo motor, so the key to achieving the color registration accuracy lies in the lateral alignment device of the machine.

However, the Applicant has found that most of the printing machines currently use the manual method to achieve the lateral alignment. Although some simple screw-spinning lateral alignment devices have been developed to replace the manual alignment, the existing lateral alignment devices have many shortcomings: the screw lacks axial positioning, causing axial tilting of the device; The mother has no plane positioning, and the silk mother arm is too long. During the movement, the silk mother swings and tilts, and when it is serious, the mechanism is stuck. The installation position of the device competes with the driving side mechanism, resulting in unreasonable layout, installation and debugging. The disassembly operation is complicated and difficult; when the plate roller is working, it is not easy to perform the lateral alignment operation at the same time, so that the production efficiency is lowered. The above problems will lead to unstable operation of the mechanism, and even cause the mechanism to be stuck and unable to operate, and the color registration accuracy cannot be ensured, which seriously affects the printing quality.

In addition, the conventional laterally facing device for printing equipment, such as the laterally facing device for printing presses of Heidelberg, Germany, is called a diagonally-drawing plate, which uses a plate cylinder and a blanket cylinder to change position and has a position change. The set of linkage mechanism compensates the pressure of the ink roller (in the form of taper to change the pressure), and the diagonal pull effect is achieved by changing the center distance between the rollers. The specific action of the diagonal pull plate mechanism: the rotation of the motor makes the screw drive, driving the eccentric sleeve Rotate, causing the plate cylinder to tilt.

However, the conventional diagonally-slide type laterally facing device cannot be used in a textile printing machine for printing fabrics. This is because the substrate of the textile printing machine is a textile, and the substrate of the printing equipment is paper. The paper is substantially inelastic with respect to the textile, and the tension and pressure have little influence on the expansion or deformation of the paper. Textiles have elasticity and thickness and are more sensitive to tension and pressure response. If the lateral alignment device on the printing device is simply applied to the printing system, the principle of the diagonally-sliding plate is to compensate for the pressure of the ink roller by means of a sleeve linkage mechanism, which will cause the plate cylinder to tilt. Therefore, the cable-stayed structure will cause deformation of the fabric, and the deformation will be restored to a certain extent with subsequent processes such as running cloth, fixing, washing, etc., resulting in deformation of the printed pattern, and it is necessary to apply a mechanical model to calculate the pattern in the pattern. The design is corrected for the deformation of the pattern. However, it is well known that the variety of textiles is tens of thousands, and in fact it is impossible to obtain the correction parameters of each textile fabric, so it is not possible to simply apply the lateral alignment device on the printing equipment to the textile printing machine.

Therefore, improving the color registration accuracy and production efficiency has become an urgent technical problem to be overcome in the field of textile printing.

Summary of the invention

The object of the present invention is to provide a lateral alignment system for a textile printing machine, which solves the problem that the structural design existing in the prior art is unreasonable, the screw mechanism is unstable, the color registration accuracy is not high precision, and the production efficiency is not high. The problem.

The technical solution provided by the present invention to solve the problems and shortcomings of the prior art is:

A transverse printing system for a textile printing machine, the transverse printing system comprising: a sliding motor; a drawbar, the rotary motor transmitting a rotational torque to the drawbar; a thread, an external thread of the drawbar Engaging with the internal thread of the nut; a support plate fixed to the bearing seat of the plate roller; a pull sleeve connected to one end of the tie rod; and an inner sleeve, the inner sleeve and the inner sleeve The pull sleeves are fixed together and configured to be axially fixedly coupled to the shaft end of the plate roll; wherein the pull plate motor is fixed to the support plate, the support plate is provided with a wire mother hole for fixing The silk matrix is installed; wherein the tie rod, the thread nut, the pull sleeve and the inner sleeve are coaxially aligned with the plate roll; and wherein the lateral facing system is mounted on the non-driving side of the plate roll.

Preferably, the axial section of the pull sleeve is substantially U-shaped and has an axial center hole at its closed end, the end of the pull rod passing through the axial center hole and axially fixed to the Said on the pull sleeve.

Preferably, the pull sleeve is axially fixed relative to the tie rod and allows the pull rod to rotate relative to the pull sleeve.

Preferably, the diameter of the portion of the pull rod passing through the axial center hole is smaller than the diameter of the axial center hole, so that the pull The sleeve and the inner sleeve can move axially with the pull rod but do not rotate with the pull rod.

Preferably, the inner sleeve is generally sleeve-shaped.

Preferably, the shaft end of the plate roller is coaxially disposed with an extension portion rotatably mounted in the inner sleeve such that the inner sleeve can drive the extension portion when moving, thereby driving the plate roller to move axially together .

Preferably, the outer diameter of the inner sleeve is the same as the outer diameter of the pull sleeve so that the two can be aligned to form a U-shaped structure having a cylindrical outer surface, the interior of the U-shaped structure housing the extension.

Preferably, the inner diameter of the pull sleeve is smaller than the inner diameter of the inner sleeve, and the open end of the pull sleeve is stepped so that the ends of the inner sleeve can be stuck when the two are aligned Stepped open end.

Preferably, the outer diameter of the extension is smaller than the outer diameter of the axial end of the plate roll to form a shoulder between the extension and the axial end of the plate roll.

Preferably, the extension is mounted in the inner sleeve by a bearing, the end of the extension is fixed with an end cover, the outer diameter of the end cover is larger than the outer diameter of the extension, and the inner surface of the inner sleeve There is an inwardly projecting projection near the end of the plate roll, whereby the end cap, the shoulder, the projection of the inner sleeve and the stepped end of the pull sleeve together engage the bearing in position, such that the inner sleeve The bearing and the extension together move in the axial direction following the drawbar.

Preferably, the stencil motor transmits a rotational torque to the drawbar through the meshed first gear and the second gear.

Preferably, the teeth of the first gear and the second gear have different axial dimensions such that one gear does not disengage from the other when moving axially following the drawbar.

Preferably, the bearing housing is mounted with a shaft end of the plate roller through a conical rolling bearing, the inner ring of the conical rolling bearing being axially movable together with the axial end of the plate roller, and the outer ring being fixed to the bearing housing.

Preferably, a displacement detector is further provided for detecting the axial movement distance of the plate roller.

Preferably, the displacement detector is a potentiometer for detecting a rotation angle of the drawbar.

Preferably, the displacement detector is mounted on the support plate by a fixing plate that is mounted to the support plate by an axially extendable pile head.

Preferably, the shaft end of the driving side of the plate roller is provided with a guide sleeve, and at least one guide post hole is axially disposed in the wall of the guide sleeve, and a guide post is slidably mounted in the guide post hole, the guide The column is connected to the driving device, and under the action of the driving device, the guiding column revolves around the central axis of the plate roller, thereby driving the plate roller to rotate, or conversely, the guiding column is disposed on the guiding sleeve, and the guiding column hole is disposed in the On the driving device, under the action of the driving device, the guide column revolves around the central axis of the plate roller, thereby driving the plate roller to rotate.

Other objects, features, and details of the present invention will become more fully apparent from the description of the appended claims.

The advantages of the respective embodiments and various additional embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art in the <RTIgt; In addition, the various features of the drawings discussed below are not necessarily drawn to scale. Dimensions of various features and elements in the figures may be enlarged or reduced to more clearly illustrate embodiments of the invention.

DRAWINGS

The invention will now be further described with reference to the drawings and embodiments.

1 is a front elevational view of a portion of a transfer printing machine incorporating a laterally facing system in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the portion including a plate roll and a transfer roll.

2 is a cross-sectional view of a laterally facing system in accordance with this embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the driving side of the plate roll of Figure 1.

detailed description

The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described in detail below through the accompanying drawings and the embodiments of the present invention. It should be noted that any technical features and any technical solutions in the embodiments do not limit the scope of protection of the present invention, and the scope of protection of the present invention should include any equivalent or alternative technology that can be conceived by those skilled in the art without any creative work. Program.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the ink may be first printed on the transfer printing temporary carrier using a plate roll such as a gravure printing plate roll, a flexographic printing plate roll, a cylinder printing plate roll or an offset printing plate roll. Or directly printed on the fabric, so as to finally form a printed pattern on the fabric to achieve the printing of the fabric.

Referring to Fig. 1, a portion of a transfer printing machine incorporating a laterally facing system provided by the present invention to solve the problems and disadvantages of the prior art is shown. In the illustrated embodiment, the lateral alignment system is used for lateral alignment in a transfer printer, although of course not limited thereto.

A portion of the transfer printing machine of Fig. 1 includes a plate roll 35 and a transfer roll that abuts the plate roll 35. The servo motor 37 drives the plate roller 35 and the transfer roller to rotate in the reverse direction by the speed reducer 36, thereby transferring the print pattern on the plate roller 35 to the transfer roller and then printing onto the fabric.

Referring to Figures 1 and 2, a laterally facing system in accordance with the present invention is mounted in the axial direction of the platen roller 35 and driven The opposite side of the moving side, that is, the non-driving side. This arrangement avoids the competition between the laterally facing system and the driving side mechanism, and the layout is reasonable, and the installation, debugging, and disassembly operations are simplified. The two opposite axial ends of the plate roller 35 are mounted in the mounting holes of the wall panel 1. Bearing housings 17, 33 are provided in the mounting holes, and the bearing housings 17, 33 are fixed to the wall panel 1 by radially outwardly projecting flanges. The shaft ends of the plate roller 35 are mounted in the bearing housings 17, 33 by a conical rolling bearing. The inner ring of the tapered roller bearing can be axially moved together with the axial end of the plate roller 35, and the outer ring is fixed to the bearing housings 17, 33.

The transverse alignment system includes a tie rod 7 and a threaded core 4. The tie rod 7 is in the form of a lead screw whose external thread meshes with the internal thread of the inner surface of the core 4. The tie rod 7 is rotatable within the core 4 for movement relative to the thread. The pull rod 7 is fixed in the center hole of the first gear 6, so that the pull rod 7 rotates together with the first gear 6. The teeth of the first gear 6 mesh with the teeth of the second gear 8. The second gear 8 is fixed to the drive shaft of the stencil motor 19. When the rotary motor 9 rotates, the second gear 8 is rotated by the drive shaft, which in turn causes the first gear 6 to drive the pull rod 7 to rotate in the core 4 and move axially. The axial movement distance of the tie rod can be set to a maximum of 10 mm.

The laterally facing system also includes a pull sleeve 9 and an inner sleeve 14 secured to the pull sleeve 9. In the present embodiment, the pull sleeve 9 is fixed to the other end of the tie rod 7 opposite the end where the first gear 6 is fixed, for example by various means such as a tight fit, a pin connection or the like. In the illustrated embodiment, the axial section of the pull sleeve 9 is generally U-shaped with an axial central bore at its closed end. The other end of the tie rod 7 passes through the axial center hole and is fixed in the axial direction by the shoulder on the tie rod, the end cover 12 in the axial direction, and in the circumferential direction by the keyway connection. According to another embodiment, optionally, the pull sleeve 9 is fixed axially relative to the pull rod 7, but allows the pull rod 7 to rotate relative to the pull sleeve. For example, the diameter of the portion of the pull rod that passes through the axial center hole is smaller than the diameter of the axial center hole, such that the pull sleeve 9 and the inner sleeve 14 can be axially aligned with the pull rod 7 by the shoulder on the pull rod, the end cover plate 12 Move, but do not rotate with the lever 7.

The inner sleeve 14 houses one end of the plate roller 35. The inner sleeve 14 is generally sleeve-shaped. Preferably, the shaft end of the plate roller 35 is coaxially provided with an extension. In order to allow the plate roll to freely rotate during printing without interference from the lateral plate system, the extension can be mounted in the inner sleeve 14 by bearings, and the inner sleeve 14 can drive the extension when axially moved, thereby driving the plate. The rollers 35 move axially together. Preferably, the outer diameter of the extension portion is smaller than the outer diameter of the axial end of the plate roller 35, which saves installation space and makes the structure compact.

In the illustrated embodiment, the outer diameter of the inner sleeve 14 is the same as the outer diameter of the pull sleeve 9, such that the two can be aligned to combine into a hollow cylindrical configuration. The inside of the hollow cylindrical structure houses the extension. The inner diameter of the pull sleeve 9 can be smaller than the inner diameter of the inner sleeve 14. The open end of the pull sleeve 9 can be stepped so that the two are assembled together At the time, the end of the inner sleeve 14 can be caught on the stepped open end, thereby facilitating assembly.

The extension and the inner sleeve 14 are free to rotate relative to each other but are not relatively movable. In the embodiment shown in Fig. 1, the outer diameter of the extension is smaller than the outer diameter of the axial end of the plate roller 35, thereby forming a shoulder between the extension and the axial end of the plate roller. An end cap 13 is fixed to the end of the extension portion, and an outer diameter of the end cap 13 is larger than an outer diameter of the extension portion, and an inner surface of the inner sleeve 14 has an inwardly projecting projection at one end (near the plate roller). Thus, the end cap, the shoulder, the projection of the inner sleeve 14 and the stepped open end of the pull sleeve 9 together snap the bearing into position such that the inner sleeve 14, the bearing and the extension together follow the drawbar in the axial direction 7 move.

According to an embodiment, the first gear 6 and the second gear 8 may be spur gears. The axial dimensions (i.e., tooth thickness) of the teeth of the first gear 6 and the second gear 8 may be different such that one gear does not disengage from the other when moving. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the teeth of the second gear 8 have an axial dimension that is larger than the first gear 6.

According to an embodiment, the stencil motor 19 can be a DC motor that can be reversed. The stencil motor 19 is fixed to the support plate 10 by a plurality of sleeves 11 and bolts in the sleeve. The support plate 10 is fixed to the bearing housing 17 by means of a plurality of struts 2 by means of screws. A wire mother hole is also provided on the support plate 17 for fixedly mounting the wire core 4. The first gear 6, the tie rod 7, the nut 4, the pull sleeve 9 and the inner sleeve 14 are all coaxially aligned with the extension, that is to say their axes are collinear with the axis of the plate roller 35. By providing the pull sleeve 9 and the support plate 10, the structural rigidity is effectively increased, the production processability is improved, and the tie rod 7 can be axially positioned to prevent axial tilting of the alignment system. The nut 4 is positioned on the support plate 10 to realize the planar positioning of the nut 4, and the size of the nut is appropriate, and the spiraling and tilting of the nut does not occur during the movement to prevent the mechanism from being stuck. The entire lateral alignment system works smoothly and the quality of the print is well guaranteed, allowing the entire plate to move smoothly in the axial direction.

Preferably, according to an embodiment, a displacement detector for detecting the axial movement distance of the plate roller 35 is further provided. In the illustrated embodiment, the displacement detector is a potentiometer 18. The potentiometer 18 is used to detect the angle of rotation of the tie rod 7, and then obtain the axial movement distance of the plate roller 35. The potentiometer 18 can be mounted on the support plate 10 by a fixing plate 5. The fixing plate 5 is mounted to the support plate 10 by an axially expandable pile head 5. The rotatable portion of the potentiometer 18 is fixed to the end of the tie rod 7 and is rotatable together with the tie rod 7. The angle at which the drawbar 7 rotates is acquired by the potentiometer 18, and then converted into the displacement of the tie rod 7, thereby detecting the axial movement distance of the plate roller 35. When the pull rod 7 moves axially, the potentiometer 18 moves together with the fixed plate 5 with the pull rod 7, and the pile head 3 also axially expands and contracts synchronously. If the detected axial movement distance reaches the maximum axial movement distance of the plate roller 35, the stencil motor 19 is turned off and the operation is stopped to prevent the plate roller and related components from being damaged due to excessive movement.

Figure 3 shows a cross-sectional view of the drive side of the plate roll of Figure 1. The shaft end of the driving side of the plate roller 35 is provided with another An extension portion, the outer portion of the other extension portion is provided with a guide sleeve 30. The guide sleeve 30 is in the form of a sleeve that is open at one end and at least partially closed at the other end. The guide sleeve 30 is non-rotatably fixed to the other extension, such as by a screw, a keyway fit or a tight fit. In order to fix the two more firmly, the closed end of the guide sleeve 30 is fastened to the other extension by screws; of course, the fastening means is not limited thereto.

At least one guide post hole is axially disposed in the wall of the guide sleeve 30, and a guide post 24 is mounted in the guide post hole, and the guide post 24 is connected to a driving device that drives the rotation of the plate roller 35, such as an output shaft of the servo motor 37. When the servo motor 37 rotates, the guide post 24 can be rotated to rotate around the central axis of the plate roller, thereby driving the guide sleeve 30 and the other extension portion to rotate together around the central axis of the plate roller. While the plate roller 35 is axially moved under the drawbar operation of the non-driving side of the laterally facing system, the guide sleeve 30 and the other extension portion move axially together, and the guide post 24 slides within the guide post hole. . It is conceivable that the guide post holes can be arranged on the drive unit and the guide posts are connected to the guide sleeve.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, when the lateral alignment is required, the stencil motor 19 is electrically rotated, and the second gear 8 is rotated by the drive shaft, and then the first gear 6 is caused to drive the pull rod 7 to rotate within the nut 4. The pull sleeve 9 and the inner sleeve 14 rotate together with the pull rod 7. Since the nut 4 is fixed to the bearing housing 17 by the stay 2, the tie rod 7 moves axially within the core 4 while rotating. The pull rod 7 drives the extensions of the pull sleeve 9, the inner sleeve 14, and the plate roller 35 to move axially together, thereby driving the plate roller 35 to move axially, thereby achieving lateral alignment of the plate roller 35. At the same time, the other extension of the shaft end of the drive side of the plate roller 35 and the guide sleeve 30 are also axially moved synchronously, and the guide post hole slides relative to the guide post 24. Thus, with the lateral alignment system according to the present invention, the plate roller can be laterally aligned while the plate roller 35 is rotated, which improves the production efficiency.

As the pull rod 7 moves axially, the first gear 6 and the potentiometer 18 also move axially in synchronism. The potentiometer 18 detects the axial movement distance of the plate roller to prevent the plate roller from moving too much.

The lateral alignment system of the invention has reasonable structure setting, and the tension rod spring mechanism is stable in operation, which ensures the accuracy and stability of each movement, makes the operation more flexible, and is more convenient to load and unload, and significantly improves the precision of the overprinting. It ensures the printing quality of the fabric and improves the production efficiency. In addition, the lateral alignment system does not cause deformation of the fabric, and is applicable to thin cloth, thick cloth, elastic cloth, and the like. Moreover, the lateral alignment device is applicable not only to a paperless transfer printing machine, but also to any other device for printing using a plate roll, such as a gravure roll printing machine.

The lateral alignment system of the present invention is different from the prior art structural appearance. Moreover, the lateral alignment system of the present invention is fixed on one side, and the DC motor and the gear lateral translation plate roller are used, and the lateral alignment can be realized even when the plate roller eccentricity is ±0.5 mm.

With the lateral alignment system of the present invention, four sets of textile printing machines above the color significantly increase the production efficiency, and can basically be aligned within 5 minutes. When the lateral alignment system is not used, it takes at least half an hour, usually more than one hour, and sometimes it takes up to two hours or more for a high precision of overprinting.

While the present invention has been shown and described with respect to the specific exemplary embodiments, the present invention is not limited by these exemplary embodiments. It will be appreciated that those skilled in the art can change and modify the exemplary embodiments without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention.

Claims

A lateral alignment system for a textile printing machine, the lateral alignment system comprising:

Pulling motor

a drawbar, the pull motor transmits a rotational torque to the drawbar;

a thread, the external thread of the rod is engaged with the internal thread of the nut;

a support plate fixed to the bearing seat of the plate roller;

a pull sleeve, the pull sleeve being connected to one end of the pull rod; and

An inner sleeve fixed to the pull sleeve and configured to be axially fixedly coupled to the axial end of the plate roll;

Wherein the pull-type motor is fixed on the support plate, and the support plate is provided with a wire mother hole for fixedly mounting the silk mother;

Wherein the tie rod, the thread nut, the pull sleeve and the inner sleeve are all aligned coaxially with the plate roll;

Wherein the lateral facing system is mounted on the non-driving side of the plate roll.
The laterally facing system of claim 1 wherein said pull sleeve has an generally U-shaped axial section and has an axial central bore at a closed end thereof, said end of said tie rod Through the axial center hole and axially fixed to the pull sleeve.
The laterally facing system of claim 2 wherein the pull sleeve is axially fixed relative to the tie rod and allows the pull rod to rotate relative to the pull sleeve.
The laterally facing system of claim 3 wherein the portion of the pull rod that passes through the axial center bore has a diameter that is less than the diameter of the axial center bore such that the pull sleeve and the inner sleeve are axially movable with the pull rod But does not rotate with the lever.
The laterally facing system of claim 2 wherein said inner sleeve is generally sleeve-shaped.
A laterally facing system according to claim 5, wherein the shaft end of the plate roller is coaxially provided with an extension portion rotatably mounted in the inner sleeve so that the inner sleeve can be moved while moving The extension portion is driven to drive the plate roller to move axially together.
The laterally facing system of claim 6 wherein said outer sleeve has an outer diameter that is the same as an outer diameter of said pull sleeve such that the two can be aligned to form a U-shaped structure having a cylindrical outer surface, The extension of the interior of the U-shaped structure is received.
The laterally facing system of claim 7 wherein said pull sleeve has an inner diameter that is less than an inner diameter of said inner sleeve, said open end of said pull sleeve being stepped such that the two are aligned The end of the inner sleeve can be caught on the stepped open end.
The laterally facing system of claim 8 wherein said extension has an outer diameter that is less than an outer diameter of the axial end of the plate roll to form a shoulder between the extension and the axial end of the plate roll.
The laterally facing system of claim 9 wherein said extension is mounted in said inner sleeve by a bearing, said end of said extension being secured with an end cap, said outer diameter of said end cap being greater than an extension An outer diameter of the inner portion, and an inner surface of the inner sleeve has an inwardly projecting protrusion at an end portion near the plate roller, whereby the end cap, the shoulder portion, the protruding portion of the inner sleeve, and the stepped shape of the pull sleeve The ends together snap the bearing into position such that the inner sleeve, the bearing, and the extension together move axially following the drawbar.
The laterally facing system of claim 1 wherein said sprocket motor transmits a rotational torque to said drawbars via first meshing gears and second gears.
The laterally facing system of claim 11 wherein the teeth of the first gear and the second gear are of different axial dimensions such that one gear does not disengage from the other when moving axially following the drawbar.
The laterally facing system of claim 1 wherein said bearing housing mounts a shaft end of the plate roller through a tapered roller bearing, the inner ring of the tapered roller bearing being axially movable along with the axial end of the plate roller, The outer ring is fixed to the bearing housing.
The laterally facing system of claim 1 further comprising a displacement detector for detecting an axial movement distance of the plate roller.
The laterally facing system of claim 14 wherein said displacement detector is a potentiometer for detecting a rotational angle of the drawbar.
A laterally facing system according to claim 14, wherein said displacement detector is mounted on said support plate by a fixed plate mounted to the support plate by an axially extendable pile head.
The lateral alignment system according to claim 1, wherein a shaft end of the driving side of the plate roller is provided with a guide bush, and at least one guide post hole is axially disposed in the wall of the guide bush, and the guide post A guide post is slidably mounted in the hole, and the guide post is connected to the driving device, and the guide column revolves around the central axis of the plate roller under the action of the driving device, thereby driving the plate roller to rotate, or conversely, the guide column is disposed at On the guide sleeve, the guide post hole is disposed on the driving device, and under the action of the driving device, the guide post revolves around the central axis of the plate roller, thereby driving the plate roller to rotate.