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Date of Patent:
May. 07, 2002

Filed:

Aug. 25, 2000
Applicant:
Inventors:

Joachim Herrmann, Northeim, DE;

Stefan Fullgraf, Duderstadt, DE;

Karl-Herwig Dommes, Osterrode, DE;

Jürgen Reissmann, Northeim, DE;

Thomas Moldenhauer, Northeim, DE;

Attorney:
Primary Examiner:
Int. Cl.
CPC ...
B41N 1/004 ;
U.S. Cl.
CPC ...
B41N 1/004 ;
Abstract

Rubber blanket sleeve for a channel-free rubber blanket cylinder of an offset printing machine and process of producing rubber blanket sleeve. The rubber blanket sleeve includes an inner, dimensionally stable support sleeve arranged as a supporting layer, and a microporous compressible elastomer layer having a compressibility within a range between about 7% and 15% with a load of 100 N/cm . The elastomer layer includes a rubber matrix having a tensile stress of greater than about 2.2 N/mm and less than about 15 N/mm with 100% elongation. An outer covering rubber layer is arranged as a printing layer. All of the layers are composed of seamless, cylindrical bodies and are coupled to one another. The process includes arranging an inner, dimensionally stable support sleeve as a supporting layer, and positioning a microporous compressible elastomer layer having a compressibility within a range between about 7% and 15% with a load of 100 N/cm over the support sleeve. The elastomer layer includes a rubber matrix having a tensile stress of greater than about 2.2 N/mm and less than about 15 N/mm with 100% elongation. The process further includes arranging an outer covering rubber layer as a printing layer, such that all of the layers are composed of seamless, cylindrical bodies and are coupled to one another.


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