Miller-johannisberg Druckmaschinen Gmbh

Daniel Bognar

Hans-Jorg Laubscher

Friedrich Kuhnert

An inker and form roller unit for a printing press includes a continuously rotating fountain roller for carrying ink from a reservoir. A combi-roller is in constant contact with a distribution roller to deliver ink to rollers of the printing press. The combi-roller and distribution roller are supported by a swivel lever that can pivot about the rotational axis of the distribution roller. The swivel lever carries a cam roller for contact with a control body having two or more sections, one of which is for continuous film inking and the other section for intermittent inking. The combi-roller is positioned relative to the fountain roller by the control body so as to form either a continuous fluid transfer gap or an intermittent fluid transfer gap.

Ink roller

An inking train for a printing press wherein an ink splitting cylinder acquires from an ink transporting roller preferably an approximate 50% portion of the ink load carried thereby whereby an approximate 50% portion of the ink load remains on the ink transporting roller; a pair of countercycling ductor rollers lift ink alternately from the ink transporting roller and the ink splitting cylinder and deposit the ink so lifted upon subsequent roller means in the inking train for subsequent recombining of the ink load portions upon a common roller for further transport thereof through the inking train.

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Wiesbaden, Germany

Daniel Bognar