Dai Nippon Insatsu Kabushiki Kaisha

Comtec Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Hideo Takeuchi

Michiaki Kobayashi

Hiroyuki Hashimoto

Daiji Suzuki

Satoru Horiguchi

Makoto Shibasaki

Satoshi Ikeda

Kenichi Mizuno

Toshihisa Kaneko

Ryuzo Tamaki

Takemasa Matsumoto

Osamu Yoritsune

A paper surface cleaning device for cleaning a surface of a printing paper running before being fed to a printing portion of a printing machine, which comprises a cleaning sheet having a water holding capacity in contact with the surface of the printing paper with a difference in running velocity between the printing paper and the cleaning sheet, a dampening roller which has, at its surface, a wettability so that water is attached to the surface of the dampening roller and which functions to push the cleaning sheet onto the surface of the printing paper, and a water pan into which the dampening roller is dipped partially. An even water film can be formed on the surface of the dampening roller to enable the cleaning sheet to get wet uniformly in its widthwise direction.

Paper surface cleaning device

A cleaning device is disclosed for an offset printing machine for quickly removing stains on a printed matter. A number of scrapers (7) are arranged in an axial direction of the surface of a printing drum (1) of the offset printing machine. The scrapers (7) are held by rods of air cylinders (8) which cause the scrapers to contact or be separated away from the surface of the drum (1). Solenoid valves are arranged corresponding to respective cylinders. The solenoid valves are controlled by a control unit (16). The position of hickey on the surface of the drum is designated from an information of a hickey position on the printed matter generated corresponding to the stain on the surface of the drum. When the associated solenoid valves are actuated, then the scrapers are brought into contact with the hickey position on the drum surface to scrape the hickey.

Cleaning device for offset printing machine

An ink fountain has at least one position display means for displaying the position of each ductor blade piece to be preset before printing and at least one position indicating means for indicating an actual position of the blade piece. A gap between the distal end of the blade piece and the surface of an ink fountain roller is adjusted in such a manner that the actual position of the blade piece is registered with the position, to be preset, of the blade piece by operating an adjusting member.

Method for adjusting an ink fountain in a printing press and ink

An operation of presetting plate cylinder for automatic registration is carried out in a manner that rotational phase, lateral and twist errors of each plate cylinder are corrected by conventional means and then delamination errors are corrected on the basis of values calculated by using functional expressions concerning statistics. In order to carry out the operation, an apparatus for presetting plate cylinders has register error correcting means, control means for operating the delamination errors and a delamination error correcting means.

Method of presetting plate cylinders for registering in an offset

A method for registering in an offset printing press comprises: mounting a printing plate on a shiftable table of a plate bending machine; detecting datum fine lines on said plate, by means of optical sensors; shifting the shiftable table so that said datum fine lines are placed at specific positions; inscribing, by means of a register mark inscribing device, register marks for carrying out automatic registering while, at the same time, bending the lateral edges of the printing plate; thereafter mounting the printing plate on a corresponding plate cylinder of a printing press; and carrying out automatic registering. The above plate bending machine comprises plate bending mechanisms, a shiftable table for holding the printing plate, optical detection sensors disposed above the shiftable table and operating to detect datum lines on the plate and thereby to generate signals for the movement of the table and register mark inscribing devices for automatic registering on a plate cylinder of the printing press.

System and plate bending machine for registering in an offset printing

A method for forming or marking register marks used for the automatic registration between a plurality of printing plates in a printing press. A register mark forming or marking device is mounted on a printing frame of an automatic composer so that a register mark can be formed or marked on a printing plate simultaneously with the printing of a film original over the printing plate. Misalignment between the thus formed or marked register marks and patterns or images can be eliminated.

Method for forming register marks

A system for automatically removing dust from a plate cylinder of a printing press has a laminated structure for inputting a dust removal position, which comprises (a) a printed circuit substrate bearing thereon a reference signal input circuit of comb form with numerous comb conductors and position signal read-out circuits alternatively interposed respectively between adjacent pairs of comb conductors and (b) a pressure-activated conductor sheet superposed in laminated state on and over the circuit substrate. When a printed material having a printing defect due to dust on the printing plate is laid over with correct register on this laminated structure, and the part of the defect is pressed, the nearest conductors of the input circuit and of the read-out circuit are shorted to designate the position of the defect. The resulting signal is processed and is sent to a dust removing mechanism to move a disk-shaped elastic dust removing head to the corresponding dust existing part of the printing plate. The head is revolvable through small increments of angle to present new dust removing parts of its periphery for each dust removing action.

System for automatically removing dust from plate cylinders of printing

Method, system, and plate bending machine for registering in an offset

A device for fixing by suction a printing plate comprises: a casing whose interior is partitioned into a large number of compartments having open front faces; a perforated punching plate fixed to the casing to cover the open front faces of all compartments; a valve device mounted on a valve port formed on the rear side of each compartment; and a negative pressure source connected by way of the valve ports to respective compartments and applying suction to all valve devices, whereby the printing plate placed on the punching plate is fixed by suction tightly thereagainst.

Device for fixing by suction an offset printing plate or like plate in

A calibration method is disclosed for a device in which an offset printing plate is optically scanned to measure the picture pattern area of the printing plate from the quantity of light reflected therefrom in which average values are obtained by scanning the printing plate plural times. The maximum and minimum of the average values are selected respectively as the quantity of light reflected from the non-printing-image region of the printing plate and as the quantity of light reflected from the printing image region of the printing plate in order to perform the calibration.

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Shiroi, Japan

Hideo Takeuchi