Kabushiki Kaisha Kaneda Kikai Seisakusho

Kabushiki Kaisha Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho

Takemi Watanabe

Noriyuki Shiba

Yuichi Okamura

Junichi Hosokawa

Masanobu Fuke

A recorded image is distorted on a printing plate when an image information for a computer is recorded in the form of a band with a band width of a plurality of image elements on a printing plate wound around a drum. This invention provides an undistorted recording on the printing plate, made possible by an arrangement that has a printing plate wound around a drum in the form of a right circular cylinder, an exposure unit that uses a light beam to record image information in the form of a band on the printing plate, a moving mechanism to move the exposure unit by one band width in the direction of the drum axis in relation to the drum while the drum makes a revolution, an image treating apparatus with the image information stored in the form of a right quadrangle, and an image modulator to rearrange and slant each band of image information readout from said image treatment apparatus by one band width in the opposite direction to the movement of said moving mechanism.

Apparatus for exposure of printing plates using image modification

An apparatus for producing printing plates (1) for printing newspapers includes: a plate feeder (2) for feeding plate materials (A); an exposure device (6) for exposing the plate materials conveyed from the plate feeder, the exposure device having an exposure drum (21) which is inclined by a specified angle .theta. with respect to a direction perpendicular to a direction of advancement of the plate materials and on which the plate materials are wound spirally, and an exposing element (22) for exposing the plate materials wound on the exposure drum; a development device (8) for developing the plate materials conveyed from the exposure device; and a guide device (12) capable of guiding two plate materials (A1) having standard width or one plate material (A2) having double width when they are conveyed from the plate feeder via the exposure device to the development device.

Reproduction equipment for printing newspapers

A photoengraving machine of this invention increases photoengraving speed without unduly increasing size or manufacturing costs of a CPT-type photoengraving machine by decreasing waiting time for form plates transferred from a plate feed section. The machine comprises a plate feed section, an exposure section, a plate discharge section, and a development section to make a drawing on a form plate at the exposure section in accordance with a signal output from a computer. The form-plate feed section has a stocker case for storing form plates and a transfer unit set above the stocker case to be vertically movable for transferring form plates along a guide rail. The exposure section has at least two exposure barrels arranged at intervals, a laser-beam scanning head, a first table on a side of each exposure barrel toward the form-plate feed section, and a second table on a development-section side of each exposure barrels. The plate discharge section has a discharge table on an exposure-section side of the development section.

Machine for making printing plates for newspaper printing

An exposure drum (11) of a CTP newspaper plate-making apparatus has a width (W) which is slightly greater than a vertical measurement (L.sub.1) of one page of a newspaper, a circumference (L) which is slightly greater than a vertical measurement (L.sub.2) of two pages of newspaper, first and second plate-material engaging pins (13a, 13b) spaced from each other on the cylindrical surface of the exposure drum a distance (L.sub.5) which is equal to 1/2 of the circumference (L), second plate-material suction apertures (14a) in the cylindrical surface spaced from the first plate-material engaging pins a distance (L.sub.7) which is slightly smaller than a horizontal measurement (L.sub.4) of two pages of newspaper, first plate-material suction apertures (14a) in the cylindrical surface spaced from the first plate-material engaging pins a distance (L.sub.6) which is slightly smaller than the vertical measurement (L.sub.1) of one page of newspaper, and third plate-material suction apertures (14c) in the cylindrical surface spaced from the first plate-material engaging pins a distance (L.sub.8) which is slightly smaller than the vertical measurement (L.sub.2) of two pages of newspaper.

Exposure drum for a newspaper print-plate making apparatus

A news-printing photoengraving machine of this invention increases photoengraving speed without unduly increasing size or manufacturing costs of a CPT-type photoengraving machine by decreasing waiting time for form plates transferred from a plate feed section. The machine comprises a plate feed section, an exposure section, a plate discharge section, and a development section to make a drawing on a form plate at the exposure section in accordance with a signal output from a computer. The form-plate feed section has a stocker case for storing form plates and a transfer unit set above the stocker case to be vertically movable for transferring form plates along a guide rail. The exposure section has at least two exposure barrels arranged at intervals, a laser-beam scanning head, a first table on a side of each exposure barrel toward the form-plate feed section, and a second table on a development-section side of each exposure barrels. The plate discharge section has a discharge table on an exposure- section side of the development section.

Machine for simultaneously making two printing plates for newspaper

This tab surface-protective paper separating device is what removes from a tab stuck on the leading web end of a paper roll the protective paper which is attached to the outer surface of the tab except on portions along its edges; it is comprised of a table board upon which a leading web end with a tab stuck thereon is brought, a scraper which is designed to be moved transversely along the table top and is capable of being wedged into inadhesive peripheral points between the base tab and its protective paper, and a gripping claw for holding the protective paper between the scraper and itself in coordination with the wedging movement of the scraper. In seizing the protective paper between the scraper and the gripping claw, the device wedges the scraper between the tab and its protective paper with the help of ejection of compressed air. The protective paper is automatically removed from the tab as the scraper and the claw, both holding the protective paper therebetween, are moved away from the table board.

Tab surface-protective paper separating device

The present invention relates to equipment used in a printing system for newsprint or the like, more specifically, to a device for successively rolling up unusable outer surface strips from paper rolls, compressing them, and then discharging them. The device comprises first and second conveyors which can be moved between a V-shaped position, wherein unusable paper is conveyed in a forward direction and rolled up into a cylindrical shape, and parallel positions, wherein the rolled-up, unusable paper is compressed flatly and discharged. A semi-arched guiding device disposed above the two conveyors cooperates with the conveyors to roll up the unusable paper into a cylindrical shape and one of the conveyors changes its conveying direction to switch from a rolling up mode to an ejection mode.

Automatic device for treating unusable paper used in device for

A device for peeling and cutting off a surface portion (4c) of a paper roll (4) comprises a rotary support (1) that rotates the paper roll (4), a cutter guide (2) that reciprocally moves between positions for contacting and not contacting the paper roll surface portion, and a cutting device (3) that reciprocally moves parallel to a paper roll axis for cutting off the surface portion. In the contacting position, the cutter guide enters under the surface portion via a leading end (4a) of the paper roll when the paper roll is rotated and thereby forms a clearance under the surface portion. The cutter is inserted in the clearance and moves parallel to the paper roll axis to cut off only the surface portion of the paper roll along its entire width.

Device for peeling and cutting off surface portions of paper rolls

The present invention relates to a device used in an automatic device for preparing paper rolls for web pasting, which is included in a printing system for newsprint and the like. The device automatically attaches one end of a tab, which has been prepared beforehand, to the outer surface of a web's leading end so that the web's leading end, which has been cut into a certain shape (for example, V-shaped), may be fastened to the outer surface of a paper roll on which the web is wound. A tab blank is formed basically by a rectangular support paper, which is provided with adhesive portion's on its upper and lower surfaces, and protective-coating films attached to both surfaces. An upper protective-coating film and the support paper, both of which form a portion of the tab blank, are divided transversely along a dividing line. The tab attaching device embodying the present invention is comprised of a tab loading device for keeping tab blanks in piles. A tab retaining device takes up and retains a retained portion of the topmost of the tab blanks, which are kept in piles in the tab loading device. A tab transporting/pressing device takes up a nonretained portion (or the applied tab) of the tab blank, and thereby removes the protective-coating film, which is held by the tab retaining device, from the nonretained portions lower side, and adhesively presses one end of the nonretained portion, or tab, whose protective-coating film has been removed from its lower side, to the surface of the web's leading end. A protective-coating film discharging device takes up the lower surface protective-coating film and discharges it.

Tab attaching device used in an automatic device for preparing paper

A paper roll stand holds a paper roll in such a manner as to allow it to rotate in two opposite directions so as to temporarily locate a leading web end on a table board. An arm assembly positioned above the table board is movable in the lengthwise and lateral directions. The arm assembly includes a suction cup device for lifting up the outermost web of the paper roll, a cutter device for cutting the paper web, and a tape-attaching device for adhesively attaching web pasting adhesive tapes to the web's leading end. A device for adhesively attaching a head of a web end-fastening strip to an inner side of the web's leading end is located below the web. A paper roll-pressing device for adhesively fastening a tail of the web end-fastening strip to the outer surface of the roll is also included. A new paper roll prepared for web pasting according to the present invention is brought to the paper roll stand of a printing unit and rotatably held thereon. This new, prepared, roll is rotated at a set rate on the reel stand, and, by pressing the end of an old, expiring, web against the leading web end of the new roll, the expiring web is adhesively pasted to the new web leading end.

Automatic device for preparing paper rolls for web pasting

The present invention relates generally to equipment for a printing system for newsprint and the like and, more particularly, to a device for automatically preparing leading web ends of paper rolls for automatic web pasting. A device embodying the present invention is supported generally from a ceiling of a room and extends downwardly when used. The device comprises a structural support which is both vertically extensible and collapsible, an arm extended sideways and capable of movement in directions both parallel to and perpendicular to the axis of a paper roll, a suction cup device for lifting the outermost web of the paper roll, a cutter device for cutting the paper web of the paper roll, a device for adhesively attaching web pasting adhesive tapes to the web's leading end, a device for adhesively attaching a head of a web end-fastening strip to an inner side of the web's leading end, and a paper roll-pressing device for adhesively fastening a tail of the web end-fastening strip to the outer surface of the web. A paper roll prepared for web pasting according to the present invention is rotated at a set rate on a reel stand. By pressing the expiring web being fed into a printing machine against the leading web end thus prepared with adhesive of the rotating paper roll, the expiring web is adhesively pasted to the leading web end of the new paper roll. This method of adhesive-based web pasting enables the printing machine to be fed with paper continuously.

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Osaka-fu, Japan

Takemi Watanabe