Heidelberger Druckmaschinen Ag

Goss International Americas, Inc.

Crathern Engineering Co., Inc.

Ronald Henry Boucher

John Sheridan Richards

Robert Richard Murray

Dan Alan Thomas

Lev Zlatin

Raymond Alphonse Hebert

A web guiding apparatus is provided. The web guiding apparatus includes an angle bar and an angle bar support supporting the angle bar. The angle bar support has a first end portion and a second end portion. The web guiding apparatus also includes a first actuator coupled to the angle bar support for moving the first end portion along a vertical axis and a second actuator coupled to the angle bar support for moving the second end portion along a horizontal axis. A folder for a printing press is also provided.

Web guiding apparatus

A web infeed device for rotary printing presses includes a pointed nose piece having concave side portions. The flexible infeed element is received in a guide, and driving elements are provided for driving the infeed element along the guide.

Web infeed device for rotary printing presses

A device for guiding a web includes a frame, a first angle bar angled with respect to the entering web direction and supported by the frame for movement along a first path, the first angle bar having a first and a second side, a second angle bar angled with respect to the entering web direction and supported by the frame for movement along a second path, and a roller for changing a direction of the web between the first angle bar and second angle bar, the roller being moveable along a third path so as to be movable laterally beyond both the first side and second side of the angle bar.

Device for guiding a web

A device for guiding a travelling web comprises a first movable angle bar and a second movable angle bar located in respective positions in a first operative mode to guide the travelling web from an entering direction to an exiting direction and to define a first print-to-cut registration setting. In a second operative mode the exiting direction of the travelling web is changed and the print-to-cut register is maintained, whereas in a third operative mode the print-to-cut register is changed and the exiting direction is maintained.

Device for guiding a travelling web

A method for adjusting a first force applied to a movable element in a first position of the movable element by a force applying device, the force applying device applying a second force to the movable element in a second position of the movable element. The method includes connecting the movable element and a base element with a scissors-type linkage; mounting the force applying device to the scissors-type linkage at a first mounting point; mounting the force applying device to the base element at a second mounting point; and moving at least one of the first and the second mounting points along a constant force curve, so that the second force remains constant as the first force is adjusted. A device for adjusting a first force applied to a movable element in a first position is also provided.

Device and method for adjusting a force applied to a movable element

A printing press comprises a cylinder having an outer surface and a plurality of air holes for providing air to the outer surface. A sound-damping material is located on a section of the outer surface and an axially-removable printing sleeve fits over the outer surface. Also disclosed is a method for reducing noise from a printing press comprising the steps of providing air through air holes in a cylinder having a free end to aid in placement or removal of an axially-removable printing sleeve, and providing a sound-damping surface to an outer surface of the cylinder at the free end.

Device for reducing printing sleeve noise

Method and device for reducing printing sleeve noise

The invention is an improved apparatus for and method of wrapping boards in which a series of second sheets from a continuous supply roll of elongated sheet material precoated on one surface with an adhesive, are provided after partial lamination to the hitherto unwrapped surfaces of a succession of prewrapped boards and are subsequently completely laminated to such boards. A series of drive rolls move a succession of the prewrapped boards along a feed path to the nip of an anvil and a drive roll where a leading transverse edge of the sheet material adheres in registration to the unwrapped surface of a prewrapped board. A cutting knife severs the sheet material against the anvil to provide a cut portion of the sheet with a trailing transverse edge that will register with the back end of the board. Additional rolls are included for moving the board and adhered cut portion of the sheet away from the anvil and for pressing the board and the cut portion together to insure a positive wrap.

Apparatus for and method of wrapping boards

Apparatus is adapted to automatically fold and secure the edges and corners of a relatively flexible, larger sheets over the corresponding edges and rounded corners of at least one relatively rigid, smaller blank so as to substantially maintain the contour of the corners.

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Goffstown, NH, United States of America

Ronald Henry Boucher