| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 181 | Heated Inking Roller for a Variable Data Lithography System | US13095773 | 2011-04-27 | US20120103214A1 | 2012-05-03 | Timothy Stowe; Ashish Pattekar; Eric Peeters; David Biegelsen |
| An inking subsystem for a variable data digital lithography system comprises a first ink roller disposed to receive ink on a surface thereof, the ink being provided from an ink reservoir such that it may be provided by the first ink roller to a reimageable surface of said variable data digital lithography system, and a heating apparatus disposed proximate the first ink roller to provide heating of the first ink roller preferentially at the point of application of the ink by the first ink roller to the reimageable surface. Various methods and apparatus for heating the first ink roller are disclosed. | ||||||
| 182 | Ink Rheology Control Subsystem for a Variable Data Lithography System | US13095745 | 2011-04-27 | US20120103213A1 | 2012-05-03 | Timothy Stowe; Ashish Pattekar; Dave Biegelsen; Eric Peeters; James Larson |
| A subsystem for controlling the rheology of ink applied to an imaging surface of a variable data lithography system comprises an ink reservoir, an ink application subsystem for applying ink from the ink reservoir over the imaging surface at a first ink temperature, and an ink complex viscoelastic modulus control subsystem for modifying the complex viscoelastic modulus of the ink from a first value at the ink reservoir to a second value prior to transfer of the ink from the imaging surface to a substrate. The ink complex viscoelastic modulus control subsystem may comprise a partial curing stage, such as a photo-curing stage. The ink may optionally include photoinitiators to assist with the partial curing. Alternatively, the ink complex viscoelastic modulus control subsystem may consist of an ink pre-heating subsystem and/or a post-application cooling system. | ||||||
| 183 | Apparatus and method for treating a rotating printing technology surface with a process liquid, machine for processing printing material and machine for treating printing forms | US12176737 | 2008-07-21 | US08033219B2 | 2011-10-11 | Michael Pasuch; Bernd Hoffmann; Helge Grandt; Alexander Matern |
| An apparatus and method for treating a rotating printing technology surface, especially a re-imageable printing form, with a process liquid, such as cleaning, covering or rinsing liquid, include jet nozzles disposed along a straight line substantially parallel to the axis of rotation of the printing technology surface, and a cloth device substantially parallel to the axis of rotation. The nozzles pivot about a pivot axis substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation for producing a substantially uniform distribution of process liquid parallel to the axis of rotation. The cloth device preferably has a cloth with segmented or calendered portions substantially parallel to the axis of rotation, for substantially limiting spread of process liquid in the cloth parallel to the feed direction of the cloth and assisting substantially uniform distribution of process liquid parallel to the axis of rotation. Machines for processing printing material and for treating printing forms are also provided. | ||||||
| 184 | PROCESS FOR CLEANING ENGRAVED CYLINDERS USED IN PRINTING AND PACKAGING INDUSTRY FROM ADHESIVE AND/OR INK RESIDUES | US13090169 | 2011-04-19 | US20110192422A1 | 2011-08-11 | Ernesto REVERCHON; Giovanna Della Porta |
| A process for the removal of dry adhesives and/or inks from the surface and from the interior of the cells of the engraved cylinders used in printing and coupling processes, using a supercritical mixture formed by one or more organic solvents and a supercritical fluid, preferably consisting of supercritical carbon dioxide. The microscopic cells of the engraved cylinders used in printing industry or of the cylinders used for film coupling in packaging industry are thoroughly and easily cleaned by a process comprising the steps of forming the said supercritical mixture, delivering it in a high pressure autoclave previously filled with the engraved cylinders to be cleaned, cleaning for a given residence time, eliminating the organic solvent residue in the autoclave by washing it with supercritical fluid and precipitating the extracted inks and/or adhesives in one or more separators located downstream the autoclave. | ||||||
| 185 | Device for Cleaning a Printing Cylinder | US12444483 | 2007-10-08 | US20100064919A1 | 2010-03-18 | Richard Grieger |
| The invention relates to a cleaning device (4) for cleaning a printing cylinder (2), said device comprising a driven rotary brush (12) having a rotational axis (16) parallel to the rotational axis of the printing cylinder (2) and comprising a brush arrangement (28; 28a-d) mounted on a drive shaft (30). Said brush arrangement (28; 28a-d) comprises a plurality of sleeve-type brush elements (28a-d) which are axially arranged one after the other. The invention also relates to a corresponding cleaning device (4) comprising a carrier element (6) extending parallel to the drive shaft (30) and provided with at least one channel arrangement (38a, b; 40a, b) extending in the axial direction and used to distribute and/or dispense a cleaning medium. The carrier element (6) is embodied, as a single component, as an extruded section comprising the channel arrangement (38a, b; 40a, b). | ||||||
| 186 | Apparatus and Method for Treating a Rotating Printing Technology Surface with a Process Liquid, Machine for processing Printing Material and machine for Treating Printing Forms | US12176737 | 2008-07-21 | US20090020031A1 | 2009-01-22 | Michael Pasuch; Bernd Hoffmann; Helge Grandt; Alexander Matern |
| An apparatus and method for treating a rotating printing technology surface, especially a re-imageable printing form, with a process liquid, such as cleaning, covering or rinsing liquid, include jet nozzles disposed along a straight line substantially parallel to the axis of rotation of the printing technology surface, and a cloth device substantially parallel to the axis of rotation. The nozzles pivot about a pivot axis substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation for producing a substantially uniform distribution of process liquid parallel to the axis of rotation. The cloth device preferably has a cloth with segmented or calendered portions substantially parallel to the axis of rotation, for substantially limiting spread of process liquid in the cloth parallel to the feed direction of the cloth and assisting substantially uniform distribution of process liquid parallel to the axis of rotation. Machines for processing printing material and for treating printing forms are also provided. | ||||||
| 187 | Method and Device for Controlling a Processing Machine for a Sheet-Like Material | US11660061 | 2005-07-28 | US20070289465A1 | 2007-12-20 | Holger Wiese; Bernd Lindner; Helmut Schild; Lothar Kuhlmeyer; Bernd Marneth; Joachim Blumor |
| The invention relates to a method and a device for controlling a processing machine for sheet-like material having at least one cylinder that can be driven individually and that carries a printing form. The method involves, inter alia, eliminating the pressurized printing contact between the plate cylinder 10 and adjacent rubber blanket cylinder 8 and for cleaning processes the inking unit rollers are separated on the drive side from the main drive and gear train of the sheet-guiding cylinder 6 and temporarily coupled with the directly driven plate cylinder 10. The plate cylinder 10 and inking unit rollers are driven at a first rotational speed and the rubber blanket cylinder 8 and the adjacent sheet-guiding cylinder 6 are driven at a second rotational speed by the main drive and gear train. After the cleaning process is completed, the temporary drive coupling is separated and the inking unit rollers are coupled with the main drive and gear train and the pressurized printing contact between the plate cylinder and rubber blanket cylinder is re-established. | ||||||
| 188 | Washing and cleaning device for cylinders, especially printing form cylinders and offset blanket cylinders in a printing machine | US10510489 | 2003-04-07 | US07143693B2 | 2006-12-05 | Johannes Ruschkowski |
| An erasing and cleaning apparatus for cylindrical surfaces including a cleaning cloth transporting device which can be packaged with a cleaning cloth in a cassette. The cassette is exchangeably inserted between side walls of a positioning unit, the positioning unit being connectable with a drive for driving transporter device. A lateral guide is arranged in a printing press and includes a carriage and a device for moving the positioning unit between a first position, in the which the transporter is moved onto the cylindrical surface to be cleaned, and an out-of-contact position, at which said cassette is laterally removable from the positioning unit. The erasing and cleaning apparatus further includes at least one coupling module for selectively coupling and decoupling a removable one of the sidewalls of the positioning unit to and from the cassette. | ||||||
| 189 | Flexographic printing plate cleaner | US10453289 | 2003-06-04 | US07011025B2 | 2006-03-14 | Ronald G. Egan |
| A flexographic printing plate cleaner comprises a linear actuator operably mounted relative to a plate cylinder carrying a flexographic printing plate; a frame carried by the linear actuator for movement along a path parallel to an axis of rotation of the plate cylinder; and a double-acting three-position cylinder carried by the frame. The cylinder includes a first piston rod a retracted position, a first extended position and a second extended position. A backing plate secured to an exterior end of the first piston rod and movable therewith. A cleaning pad is disposed in front of the backing plate and adjacent the flexographic printing plate such that the cleaning pad engages the printing plate at a first pressure when the first piston rod is at the first position, and at a second higher pressure when the first piston rod is at the second position. | ||||||
| 190 | Device and method for cleaning a surface of a rotating cylinder, such as a plate cylinder of a printing press or other | US10169802 | 2001-01-24 | US06957607B2 | 2005-10-25 | Guglielmo Biagiotti |
| The device comprises a suction chamber (41) having a mouth facing toward the cylinder and a nozzle (44) which is associated with the suction chamber and by which a jet of a cleaning liquid is generated. At least a first drying chamber (45, 47) is also provided, associated with said suction chamber (41) and connected to a suction pipe (43). | ||||||
| 191 | Apparatus for cleaning a rotating cylinder | US10820984 | 2004-04-08 | US20050223926A1 | 2005-10-13 | Michael Baeten |
| A plate cleaner for a printing press includes a cleaning head and a nozzle mounted on the cleaning head for directing pressurized fluid toward the plate cylinder of the printing press. The nozzle directs the pressurized fluid at an acute angle to a tangent to the cylinder in a direction opposite to the rotation of the plate cylinder. The cleaning head is provided with a suction port for removing contamination from the plate cylinder. The nozzle is located outside of the suction port. | ||||||
| 192 | Apparatus for cleaning rolls, cylinders and printing forms | US11015174 | 2004-12-17 | US20050132913A1 | 2005-06-23 | Josef Gottling; Dieter Schmid; Josef Schneider; Jurgen Schuster |
| An apparatus for cleaning and/or removing images from surfaces, in particular from roll or cylinder surfaces or printing forms is provided. The cleaning apparatus includes one or more blasting nozzles for discharging water in the form of crystalline ice particles or CO2 particles/pellets onto the surfaces to be cleaned. The discharging crystalline ice or CO2 particles effectively remove dirt particles or ink-carrying polymers from the surface to be cleaned. The dislodged material and the waste ice, which may have changed into water droplets, are removed from the surface and taken away. | ||||||
| 193 | Flexographic printing plate cleaner | US10453289 | 2003-06-04 | US20040244618A1 | 2004-12-09 | Ronald G. Egan |
| A flexographic printing plate cleaner comprises a linear actuator operably mounted relative to a plate cylinder carrying a flexographic printing plate; a frame carried by the linear actuator for movement along a path parallel to an axis of rotation of the plate cylinder; and a double-acting three-position cylinder carried by the frame. The cylinder includes a first piston rod a retracted position, a first extended position and a second extended position. A backing plate secured to an exterior end of the first piston rod and movable therewith. A cleaning pad is disposed in front of the backing plate and adjacent the flexographic printing plate such that the cleaning pad engages the printing plate at a first pressure when the first piston rod is at the first position, and at a second higher pressure when the first piston rod is at the second position. | ||||||
| 194 | Method and apparatus for cleaning coating materials from a substrate | US10095335 | 2002-03-11 | US06810807B2 | 2004-11-02 | Thomas K. Hebert |
| The present invention provides a method and apparatus for cleaning a coating material from a surface of a print substrate mounted on the plate cylinder of a printing press using an ultrasonic acoustic cleaning apparatus. The method comprises: applying a cleaning solution onto a surface of the print substrate, rotating the plate cylinder to displace the print substrate under an ultrasonic acoustic cleaning apparatus to dislodge a coating material from the surface of the print substrate, and removing the dislodged coating material and the cleaning solution from the print substrate using a vacuum system. | ||||||
| 195 | Cleaning apparatus for printing press | US10043832 | 2002-01-11 | US06799514B2 | 2004-10-05 | Donn Nathan Boatman; George Vincent Wegele; Krista Beth Comstock; Glen Charles Fedyk; Mark Edwin Forry; David Albert Peterson; Timothy Paul Fiedeldey |
| A cleaning apparatus for a printing press. The cleaning apparatus of the present invention allows for effective removal of contaminants from printing press print plates while the printing press is running. Furthermore, the cleaning apparatus of the present invention effectively applies and removes cleaning fluids such as water from the printing plate without resulting in the formation of water drops and streaks on the printed substrate. | ||||||
| 196 | Device and method for cleaning a printing carrier before each printing cycle | US10451284 | 2003-11-17 | US20040089179A1 | 2004-05-13 | Robert Link |
| The invention relates to a device and method for cleaning a printing carrier in which the printing carrier (10) is cleaned before each printing cycle and, in turn, before applying new image information. In order to clean the printing carrier (10), the printing carrier is subjected to the action of a cleaning fluid. A digital method is preferably used for structuring. | ||||||
| 197 | Apparatus for selectively cleaning a printing press cylinder | US09818370 | 2001-03-27 | US06691617B2 | 2004-02-17 | David Crowell Emery; David Charles Gibson; Chad Clifford Merwin |
| An apparatus for cleaning one or more selected portions of a surface of a cylinder of a printing press includes a plurality of brush elements disposed adjacent one another opposite the surface of the cylinder. A device for selectively moving one or more of the plurality of brushes to contact the selected portion or portions of the surface of the cylinder so as to clean the selected portion or portions is provided. | ||||||
| 198 | Cylinder impurity remover apparatus | US10225746 | 2002-08-22 | US06644190B2 | 2003-11-11 | Phillip E. Jones |
| A removable, compact and easily accessible cylinder impurity remover apparatus has a wiping position for removing impurities from a rotatable printing plate cylinder on a printing press and a non-wiping position. The impurity remover removeably slides or swings into position for wiping a plate on the plate cylinder. Most preferably, a pressure source acts on two pistons to move two parallel reciprocably mounted shafts and a wiper blade mounted thereon to the wiping position. Both the pistons and shafts are preferably contained inside an actuator bar, which is mounted parallel to a printing plate cylinder. As the wiper blade moves forward to the wiping position, a bias member is compressed and remains compressed until the pressure source stops, allowing the bias member to automatically retract the reciprocably mounted shafts and wiper blade to a non-wiping position. According to one embodiment of the invention, the actuator bar is mounted on the top side of a primary support bar having a shaped track to permit a sliding movement into and out of the printing press. According to a second embodiment of the invention, the actuator bar is pivotally connected to a first main side support and the opposing end of the actuator bar is receivable in a docking portion of a second main side support for pivoting movement relative to the printing press. Both embodiments are compact and allow for the operator to easily access the wiper blade for maintenance and cleaning. | ||||||
| 199 | Printing machine with block-cleaning device | US10370151 | 2003-02-18 | US20030159606A1 | 2003-08-28 | Wilfried Kolbe; Klaus Schirrich; Wolfgang Brusdeilins |
| A printing machine with a printing cylinder (10), the rotation of which can be driven, and a cleaning device for the local cleaning of blocks (12), clamped on the printing cylinder, for which the cleaning device is constructed as a rotatable cleaning roller (14), which can be placed in contact with the peripheral surface of the printing cylinder and is equipped with cleaning organs (16), so that the angular positions of the cleaning organs vary in the axial direction of the cleaning roller, wherein the cleaning organs (16), in each angular position, are disposed on the periphery of the cleaning roller (14) only on a single axial section of the same and the cleaning roller can be locked in different angular positions by control equipment (18). | ||||||
| 200 | Apparatus for cleaning cylindrical surfaces | US88570 | 1998-06-02 | US5927205A | 1999-07-27 | Arndt Jentzsch; Reinhard Nerger; Volker Kessler |
| An apparatus for developing a cylindrical surface in a printing press that has a device for writing and/or imaging on a rotatable printing form cylinder, the cylinder having a silicon-containing operating surface, the apparatus comprising a rotatable cleaning roller, an elastic cover and a fabric blanket over the cleaning roller, the cleaning roller having an optionally wettable cleaning surface, means for rotating the cleaning roller synchronously with or in opposition to the rotation of the printing form cylinder, means for selectively establishing and breaking contact between the cleaning roller and the printing form cylinder, whereby silicon particles created on the operating surface during writing and/or imaging are removed by contact between the operating surface and the cleaning cylinder. | ||||||
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