Miller-johannisberg Druckmaschinen Gmbh

Man Miller Druckmaschinen Gmbh

Kurt L Lindblom

Seppo J Kanervo

Jussi J Simila

A portable ink fountain insert for an ink fountain of a printing press includes a body defining a volume for receiving ink, with a discharge gap being defined at the lower front end of the body. A pull is cable guided in a recess in the front wall. A gap control device is connected to the body and to the pull cable for selectively opening and closing the ink discharge gap in response to displacement of the pull cable. An actuating element engages the pull cable for controlling displacement of the pull cable and thus the opening and closing of the discharge gap.

Portable ink fountain insert for a printing press

An apparatus for controlling the tension of a web material passing through a web-fed printing press includes two parallel shafts, at least one of which can be rotatably driven, and four rings, with two of such rings being spaced apart and fixed to the ends of each shaft. The casings of the two rings fastened to one of the upper and lower shafts is made of an elastically resilient material and includes slots. Each ring having a slotted casing further includes spreading elements disposed beneath the slotted casing for adjusting the diameter of the slotted casing, thereby partially controlling the tension of the web material passing through the gaps.

Apparatus for adjusting the web tension of a web-fed printing press

An apparatus for assembling and depositing signatures and for laying one upon the other of two different or differently oriented partial inner books made up from the signatures thus assembled.

Apparatus for assembling and depositing signatures

An apparatus for assembling and depositing book signatures by means of signature-receiving compartments which are movable independently of one another and independnetly of a common rotary hub on which the compartments are carried to provide improved signature receiving, stacking, aligning and discharge, among other benefits.

The invention relates to a device for combining partial piles of book pages by laying one on another. The partial piles may be brought up alternately in an inclined position on a conveying chain. According to the invention, there is provided above the conveying chain a rotary rearranging apparatus. The rearranging apparatus carries a plurality of gripping systems each adapted to pick up one partial pile of book pages and, after rotation of the rearrangement apparatus through a 360 degree revoluion, deposits the partial pile of book pages beside an identical succeeding partial pile. During the 360 degree revolution of the rearranging apparatus, each gripping system is rotated about an axis parallel to the rotational axis of the rearranging apparatus such that the gripper systems continuously remain in an upright orientation with the grippers always projecting downwards at the lowest point of the gripping system. Before combination of any given partial pile of book pages with another partial pile, every such given partial pile may be rotated by the respective gripper system through 180 degrees about an axis extending at 90 degrees to the normal of the plane of the partial pile, and for this purpose every gripping system of the rearrangement apparatus is mounted so as to be rotatable about a vertical axis and, in a part of its orbital path of motion during the 360 degree revolution of the rearranging apparatus, is rotated through 180 degrees about this vertical axis.

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Trollhattan, Sweden

Kurt L Lindblom