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Conveyor for a sheet-fed rotary press
   
Document Number
US Patent 4858910
Issued Date
August 22, 1989
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Inventors
Bergmann; Marco (Offenbach/Main,DE)
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Abstract
A conveyor for a sheet-fed rotary printing press for transferring sheets away from an impression cylinder includes a delivery cylinder disposed adjacent the impression cylinder, and a chain conveyor having a plurality of sheet grippers, adapted for moving the grippers about the delivery cylinder for successively engaging sheets on the impression cylinder. The delivery cylinder has a gap in its outer periphery for receiving successive of the sheet grippers during transfer of a sheet from the impression cylinder to the sheet grippers. The sheet grippers each include a support and a pivotable gripper finger, and a displacer mounted on and extending rearwardly of each gripper support for bridging the gap in the delivery cylinder within which the gripper is disposed during a sheet transfer operation, and for maintaining tension in the sheet during transfer from the impression cylinder to the chain conveyor. The displacer is comb shaped having a plurality of rearwardly extending arcute shaped teeth. A sheet support comb also may be supported on the delivery cylinder with its teeth forwardly extending in intermeshing relation with the teeth of the displacer so as to completely bridge the gap within which the sheet gripper is disposed. Antismear rollers or like elements may be disposed on the teeth of the displacer and the sheet support comb to facilitate smooth transfer of the sheet away from the compression cylinder.
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Published
August 22, 1989
Application Number
07/146,966
Filed
January 22, 1987
US Classification
271/204   101/411 271/275 271/277
Int'l Classification
B41F   21/00   (20060101)   B41F   21/10   (20060101)   B41F   21/08   (20060101)  
Examiner
Assistant Examiner
Priority Data
Jan 22, 1987 [DE] 3701767
USPTO Field of Search
271/204   271/205   271/82   271/277   271/275   101/408   101/409   101/410   101/411   101/246   198/470.1   198/803.7   198/803.9  
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