Information
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Patent Grant
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6694878
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Patent Number
6,694,878
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Date Filed
Monday, November 18, 200222 years ago
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Date Issued
Tuesday, February 24, 200420 years ago
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Inventors
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Original Assignees
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Examiners
Agents
- Jones, Tullar & Cooper PC
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CPC
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US Classifications
Field of Search
US
- 101 4151
- 101 378
- 101 409
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International Classifications
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Abstract
A device that is useable to clamp a rotatable shaft or spindle and which is provided with cams or pressure pieces, to retain or to tension packings on a cylinder, is provided. The shaft or spindle can be both rotated about an axis of rotation, as well as clamped against rotation by the device. The device can be pivoted with respect to the shaft or spindle about a pivot axis which is essentially perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the shaft or spindle. The pivotable device can be provided as a pawl or lever that interacts with a pair of stops to hold it in a shaft or spindle locking position.
Description
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention is directed to a device for clamping and/or tensioning. More specifically, the present invention is specifically directed to a device for clamping or tensioning a plate or a packing on a cylinder.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
DE 195 09 561 C2 discloses a device for clamping plates, which has a swiveling spindle. The plates are frictionally held between a channel wall and pressure cams that are arranged radially in the spindle. Clamping is performed by turning the swiveling spindle until the cams act almost normally on the plates resting against the channel wall. In a similar manner, DE 40 05 093 C1 shows an eccentrically seated spindle, which frictionally clamps the plates between its surface shell and the channel wall when the spindle is turned.
A device for actuating a tensioning device is known from DE 34 01 760 A1, in which the tensioning spindle is structured as a profiled shaft. Tensioning takes place by turning the head of the tensioning spindle, which projects past the end face of the cylinder, and which displaces a tensioning strip in the circumferential direction. The spindle is non-positively secured against an automatic return movement by pressing the surface of a pin of the spindle into a bracket.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,495,865 shows a device for accomplishing the positive arresting of a device for tensioning packings on cylinders by turning a spindle. A crown gear is assigned to one of the ends of the spindle. Arresting is performed by the use of a blade, which is placed nearly tangentially against the crown gear. The shape of the teeth and the arrangement of the blade have been selected in such a way that turning of the spindle in the tensioning direction is possible, but a return movement is prevented. To release the device, the blade is pivoted away from the crown gear by actuating a lever that is assigned to the blade.
DE 44 42 300 A1 also shows a device for tensioning packings, that has an arresting device which, in the operating state, permits turning of the tensioning device in the tensioning direction, but blocks a return movement. Tensioning and arresting, or releasing, here takes place by the use of a single actuating device that is arranged in an extension of the spindle and which is turned for tensioning the packing in the circumferential direction of the spindle, and for arresting/releasing the spindle is moved axially in respect to the spindle axis. No limitation of the travel or force in the tensioning direction is provided.
DE 29 10 880 C2 also discloses a device for tensioning a packing, wherein the tensioning of a packing and the arresting of a shaft takes place by the use of a single device. Tensioning and arresting by the utilization of the friction of a threaded bolt arranged in a screw thread takes place by the same movement.
A device for clamping/tensioning a packing and for arresting the device is known from U.S. Pat. No. 4,417,517. Tensioning is performed by the use of swiveling a shaft, and arresting is accomplished by the use of a lever which must be specifically actuated.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The object of the present invention is directed to providing a device for clamping and/or tensioning.
In accordance with the present invention, this object is attained by providing a packing clamping or tensioning device in which packing clamping and tensioning, as well as the arresting of a shaft with respect to its axis of rotation, can be performed by a single device. For clamping and tensioning, this single device can be rotated about an axis that is parallel with the rotational axis of the shaft. For arresting movement of the shaft, the device is pivotable about a pivot axis that is perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the shaft.
An advantage to be achieved by the present invention resides, in particular, in that one single device permits both clamping, or tensioning of packings and, at the same time, the positive arresting in the desired position of the clamping device. An actuation of separately provided devices for arresting, or releasing, and for clamping, or tensioning, is not required. The device for clamping or tensioning, in accordance with the present invention, is simple to operate and can be accurately and dependably arrested in respect to available locking mechanisms.
A further advantage of the device of the present invention is that arresting is provided by the provision of a positive connection, wherein the effective surfaces take place nearly perpendicularly to the circumferential surface and therefore normal in respect to the possible movement or force direction of the shaft or spindle. Release of the subject device, in response to centrifugal forces, or to fluctuations or micro-movements, as is possible with the use of non-positive connections or with the use of resilient lever mechanisms, cannot occur.
Arresting can be performed in a simple self-locking manner. In the operating state of the cylinder, i.e. in the state of rest of the device for clamping and/or tensioning, the device is maintained positively arrested.
The arrangement of the present invention, with the arresting device acting positively in both directions of rotation of the spindle, is particularly advantageous. This permits an exact, reproducible positioning of the shaft or spindle, and thus of the surfaces working together with the packing, and further permits a defined position, independently of pretensioning of the device or the packing. The position of the spindle is important, in particular, for non-positive or for positive holding or tensioning with the aid of profiled shafts, cams or gripping members on shafts. A small positional change of the surface in the circumferential direction, which works together with the packing, or an initially not quite exactly set position might cause the “opening” of the device, in particular, if the operation is performed at dead center (unstable equilibrium). By arresting the spindle in both adjustment directions, the unintentional displacement of the spindle by forces or movements which are oriented out of the channel, as well as forces or movements directed into the channel, is prevented. The former are caused, for example, by the pulling force of the packing or by a centrifugal force. The latter are caused for example, by changes in length or by an evening-out of the packing over the circumference of the cylinder. If there is only a frictional connection between the packing and the surface of the spindle acting together with the packing, the packing can move further into the channel without the spindle being displaced in the circumferential direction and therefore turned out of its desired position.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
A preferred embodiment of the present invention is represented in the drawings and will be described in greater detail in what follows.
Shown are in:
FIG. 1
, a cross-sectional view through a channel of a cylinder which is provided with a clamping and/or a tensioning device,
FIG. 2
, an isometric view of the device for clamping and/or tensioning in accordance with the present invention,
FIG. 3
, a cross-sectional view through the device for clamping and/or tensioning in an arrested position A, and in
FIG. 4
, a cross-sectional view through the device for clamping and/or tensioning, in accordance with the present invention, in a released position B.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
A device for the non-positive or for the positive holding and/or tensioning of at least one packing
03
, for example in the form of a printing plate
03
, on a formed cylinder
01
, or a rubber blanket
03
on a transfer cylinder
01
, is arranged in an axially extending channel
02
of a cylinder
01
, for example a formed or a transfer cylinder
01
of a printing press.
The actuation of the device for tensioning or holding the packing
03
is performed through a shaft
04
, for example a spindle
04
which is provided with thrust pads, and which shaft or spindle
04
is rotatably seated in the channel
02
of the cylinder
01
.
The channel
02
, which extends parallel with the cylinder axis of rotation, has a slit
06
on the surface shell of the cylinder
01
, and a bore
07
located in the interior of the cylinder
01
and connected with the slit
06
. A width b
06
, for example b
06
=1 mm, of the slit
06
has slightly more than twice the thickness of the packing
03
. The shaft
04
, which, in the depicted configuration is a rotatable spindle
04
, is arranged in the bore
07
.
In order to accomplish the clamping of the packing
03
, both ends of the packing
03
are fed into the slit
06
and are clamped by rotating the spindle
04
with the aid of the clamping and/or tensioning device of the present invention. The spindle
04
is provided with thrust pads
08
for use in clamping or tensioning the ends of the packing
03
. A hook strip
08
, for example, which is arranged in a recess
09
, formed, for example as a groove
09
, and extending in the axial direction on the circumference of the spindle
04
, is used as the thrust pad
08
for the non-positive holding of the packing
03
. The hook strip
08
is pressed in a radial direction, with respect to the spindle
04
, out of the spindle
04
and against the packing
03
by resilient elements
11
, for example by compression springs
11
. The compression springs
11
are located in blind bores
12
, which are spaced apart from each other in the axial direction of the spindle
04
and are arranged in the bottom surface of the groove
09
. The head of the hook strip
06
, which cooperates with the packing
03
, can be provided with a continuous hook
13
, or with several individual hooks
13
that are spaced apart from each other in the longitudinal or axial direction of the spindle
04
, this hook
13
or these spaced hooks
13
, in the clamping and tensioning device depicted in
FIG. 1
, act together with the edge
14
of the packing
03
, or with corresponding recesses
16
in the packing
03
, for releasing the packing
03
.
The non-positive connection between a wall
17
, that is formed in the cylinder as part of the slit
06
, and leading and trailing ends of the packing
03
, together with the hook or hooks
13
arranged on the head of the hook strip
08
, is greatest when the force exerted by the compressing springs
11
, through the hook strip
08
, acts perpendicularly on the ends of the packing
03
.
The shaft
04
can also be a profiled shaft, such as, for example, an eccentric shaft, a shaft or spindle provided with cams, or an eccentrically seated shaft or spindle. The shaft
04
, when it is turned, works either directly with the packing
03
in a frictionally connected or non-positive way by use of its active surface, or it actuates a movable mechanism, which mechanism, in turn cooperates with the packing
03
. The surface of the shaft
04
, which works either directly with the packing
03
in a frictionally connected or non-positive way with the packing
03
, or which works with the intermediate movable device, is identified as the active surface of the shaft or spindle
04
.
The device for clamping and/or tensioning, in accordance with the present invention, includes a recess
18
in a surface shell
19
of the shaft
04
, in which a pivotable lever
21
is arranged, all as seen in FIG.
2
. The pivot axis
22
of the lever
21
extends nearly perpendicularly with respect to the rotational axis
23
of the shaft or spindle
04
. For tensioning or clamping the packing
03
, the shaft
04
is turned around its rotational axis
23
, in an advantageous manner, with the aid of the lever
21
. For arresting or releasing the shaft
04
, the lever
21
is pivoted around its pivot axis
22
as seen in
FIGS. 3 and 4
. The shape and position of the lever
21
is structured in such a way that in a first position, which is the arrested position A shown in
FIG. 3
, the lever
21
acts in a positive manner together with surfaces
24
and
26
of a pair of detents, for example the lateral surfaces
24
and
26
of a groove
27
that is fixed in the cylinder. In this arrested position A, the shaft
04
is fixed in both rotational directions in relation to its rotational axis
23
. In a second position, which is the released position B shown in
FIG. 4
, the lever
21
lies free with respect to the cylinder
01
and therefore permits turning of the shaft
04
.
In the depicted preferred embodiment, the recess
18
at one end of the shaft
04
is configured as a groove
18
, which extends continuously through the end of the shaft
04
perpendicularly in relation to the rotational axis
23
of the shaft
04
. The groove
18
can also be arranged on a bearing journal assigned to the shaft
04
, or on another extension assigned to the shaft
04
. In the preferred embodiment, the groove
18
is located at the end face of one end of the shaft
04
and divides that end face into two shaft legs
28
and
29
with opposite leg surfaces
31
and
32
pointing inwardly toward the rotational axis
23
of the shaft
04
. Groove
18
also defines a groove inner wall surface
34
that is located between the two legs
28
and
29
and pointing in the direction of the outer end
33
of the shaft
04
. Each of the legs
28
and
29
has an outward oriented surface
36
and
37
, which surfaces
36
and
37
are, in the present configuration, a part of the shaft surface shell
19
.
A bolt
38
, which extends in a direction corresponding to the pivot axis
22
and to which the lever
21
is swivelably attached, is arranged in the groove
18
. The bolt
38
extends between the surfaces
31
and
32
of the legs
28
and
29
in the interior of the groove
18
and is preferably perpendicular with respect to the rotational axis
23
of the shaft
04
. Bolt
38
allows pivoting of the lever
21
in a plane located parallel with the rotational axis
23
of the shaft
04
and perpendicular in respect to the pivot axis
22
of lever
21
. The bolt
38
can be a shaft
38
passing through the lever
21
and can be of one piece construction or can be divided, and arranged extending on both sides of the lever
21
. It can be non-positively or positively connected in the legs
28
or
29
or in the lever
21
, wherein the rotatable seating, for example embodied as bushings or bearings, is then arranged correspondingly, in a first case, the lever
21
or, in a second case, in the legs
28
and
29
.
In the depicted preferred embodiment, the lever
21
is embodied as a two-armed lever
21
, with respect to the pivot axis
22
. The bolt
38
, acting as a fulcrum, defines a lever arm
39
to be actuated and a lever arm
41
, which acts as a ratchet
41
. The lever
21
has two lateral surfaces
42
and
43
, which lie nearly parallel to opposite surfaces
31
and
32
of the legs
28
and
29
. Lever
21
also has an inner end surface
44
which is facing the groove inner wall surface
34
and a lever outer end surface
46
located diametrically opposite the lever inner end surface
44
. In the preferred embodiment, the lever
21
is approximately cuboid and it has top and bottom ends
47
and
48
on opposite ends.
The lever
21
can also be embodied as a one-armed lever. In this case, the ratchet
41
is for example a protrusion
41
, which projects laterally out of the outer surface
46
on the lever arm
39
and which, in the arrested position A, enters into the groove
27
fixed on the cylinder.
The lever top end
47
, assigned to the lever arm
39
to be actuated, can have an opening
49
, for example a bore
49
, into which an actuating device
51
, for example an actuating arbor
51
, is positively inserted for use in extending the lever arm
39
, as seen in FIG.
3
. The positive connection can also be configured in the opposite manner by the use of an opening
49
in the actuating arbor
51
and by a correspondingly shaded protrusion on the lever arm
39
portion of lever
21
.
The dimensions and the position of the lever arm
41
acting as a ratchet
41
are selected in such a way that in the released position B the lever bottom end face
48
terminates flush with the surface shell
19
, for example, or at least does not project past it, but in the arrested position A this bottom end face
48
projects past the surface shell
19
and acts positively together with the lateral surfaces
24
and
26
of the groove
27
. In the depicted preferred embodiment, the ratchet
41
is a part of the cuboid two-armed armed lever
21
and has a length l
41
and a width b
41
. The bolt
38
, arranged perpendicular in respect to the rotational axis
23
of the shaft
04
, passes perpendicularly through the surfaces
42
and
43
of the lever
21
. The length l
41
of the ratchet
41
has been selected to be approximately equal to the radius r
04
of the shaft
04
, so that the lever bottom end face
48
extends flush nearly in an imagined extension of the surface shell
19
. When swiveling the lever
21
over an angle β into the arrested position A, the edge defined by the surfaces
48
and
46
moves out of the imagined course of the surface shell
19
. It is possible, in an advantageous manner, for the surface
46
of the cuboid lever
21
to be beveled by the angle β in the area of the lever arm
39
in such a way that, in the arrested position A, the lever
21
does not project out of the end face of the cylinder
01
. In the same way, the surface
44
of the cuboid lever
21
can be beveled by the angle β in the area of the lever arm
41
in such a way that, in the arrested position A, the lever
21
does not project into the shaft
04
.
The position and shape of the ratchet
41
are matched to the shape and distance of the surfaces
24
and
26
which are respectively acting together with the ratchet
41
as a detent, as well as to the positioning of the shaft
04
in the cylinder
01
.
In the depicted preferred embodiment, the end of the shaft
04
, which projects from the channel
02
and which is provided with the groove
18
at its end, is positively seated, rotatable around the rotational axis
23
, in a bore
52
of the end wall
53
of the cylinder
01
. However, for the purpose of operating the lever
21
that is arranged in the groove
18
, the shaft
04
is not completely surrounded by the front wall
53
of the cylinder
01
. The opening angle a of a channel in the end wall
53
of the cylinder
01
depends on the required travel arc of the lever
21
for actuating the shaft
04
and, for example, can be 70°.
The groove
27
, acting together with the ratchet
41
, is arranged in the bore
52
parallel with the rotational axis
23
and has a base
54
and the two previously discussed lateral surfaces
24
and
26
, which act together with the surfaces
42
and
43
of the ratchet
41
. It is also possible for several grooves
27
to be arranged in the bore
52
in the circumferential direction.
The ratchet
41
can also act together with different surfaces
24
and
26
arranged on the cylinder
01
, which in the arrested position A positively absorb the force transmitted via the surfaces
42
and
43
of the lever
21
and which are acting tangentially in relation to the surface shell
19
of the shaft
04
. This can be, for example, a segment of a hollow wheel with teeth on the inside, and having respective tooth flanks as the surfaces
24
and
26
, and with a ratchet
41
embodied as a trapezoidal or triangular prism, working together with them.
The inclinations of the surfaces
24
and
26
working together with the lever
21
as detents, for example embodied as lateral surfaces
24
and
26
of a groove
27
, are arranged, in an advantageous manner, nearly parallel with the surfaces
42
and
43
of the lever
21
when the shaft
04
and the lever
21
are in the arrested position A. In an advantageous manner, the surfaces
42
,
43
,
24
and
26
approximately extend on a plane parallel with the rotational axis
23
, and thus in the pivotal plane of the lever
21
. It is possible to achieve a positive connection, fixed against a possible rotation of the shaft
04
, together with as even as possible a surface pressure, for example, by the arrangement of the surfaces
42
,
43
,
24
and
26
in a plane extending nearly parallel with the rotational axis
23
and perpendicularly with respect to the tangent of the surface shell
19
of the shaft
04
. In order to avoid play in case of a non-positive connection, it is possible to select the width b
41
of the ratchet
41
to be nearly equal to the width b
27
of the groove
27
, or to be nearly equal to the clear distance between the surfaces
24
and
26
respectively, which are acting as detents.
The shape of the end of the ratchet
41
acting together with the cylinder groove
27
with ratchet lateral faces
42
and
43
approaching each other in a slightly wedge-shaped manner in the direction toward the groove
27
, is advantageous. In this arrangement, the width b
27
of the groove
27
, or the clear distance between the surfaces
24
and
26
has been selected to be greater than the narrow side of the lever
21
facing the groove
27
, and less than the wider side of the wedge-shaped end of the ratchet
41
. In the arrested position A, the ratchet
41
is located as deeply as possible in the groove
27
and constitutes a positive, play-free connection with respect to the possible swivel direction of the shaft
04
.
In a preferred embodiment, the lever
21
is in the arrested position A when it is not in operation and it prevents the unintentional rotation of the shaft
04
. For this purpose, an element
56
with a resilient action essentially parallel with the rotational axis
23
is arranged in the groove inner wall surface
34
of the shaft
04
and cooperates directly or indirectly with the lever inner end surface
44
in the area of the lever arm
39
. In the depicted configuration, the surface
44
has a blind bore
57
, in which a spring
56
and a ball
58
are arranged. The spring
56
is supported on the bottom of the blind bore
57
and presses the ball
58
, which is arranged in the mouth of the blind bore
57
, against the surface
44
of the lever arm
39
.
In all configurations, the recess
18
, an adjustable device
21
, configured as a lever
21
, and the two surfaces
24
and
26
, each acting together with the lever
21
as detents, mutually affect each other in their detailed shaping and arrangement. The arrangement of a lever
21
, which is pivotable in a plane that extends nearly parallel with the rotational axis
23
of the shaft
04
and that has a ratchet
41
which, by use of its lateral surfaces
42
and
43
cooperates with the surfaces
24
and
26
each acting together with the other as detents, is common to all possible configurations. In the arrested position A of the lever
21
, the shaft
04
is fixed in both directions in respect to its rotational axis
23
. In a different configuration, the surfaces
24
,
26
,
42
and
43
can also be embodied as contact lines or as contact points.
It is also possible, for example via a gear of toothed wheels, to arrange the rotational movement for clamping/tensioning not directly around the rotational axis
23
of the shaft
04
, but around an axis parallel with this rotational axis.
The mode of functioning of the device in accordance with the present invention, for actuating a clamping and/or tensioning device, is as follows:
For changing the packing
03
on the cylinder
01
, the lever
21
, which is in the arrested position A shown in
FIG. 3
, is pivoted into the released position B shown in
FIG. 4
by pivoting the lever arm
39
against the force of the resilient element
56
. In the process, the ratchet
41
moves out of the groove
27
and is in the released position B. The shaft
04
, for example the rotatable spindle
04
, can now be rotated, by movement of the lever arm
39
, around its rotational axis
23
with or without use of the actuating arbor
51
. In the preferred embodiment, the shaft
04
is initially rotated into the direction in which the hooks
13
of the hook strip
08
, arranged on the spindle
04
, extend below the edge
14
, or the recesses
14
of the packing
03
. Thereafter, the spindle
04
is rotated in the opposite direction, whereupon the hooks
13
push the packing
03
out of the channel
02
.
For clamping, or tensioning a newly installed packing
03
, the shaft
04
, for example the spindle
04
, is initially placed in a position in which the hooks
13
are not in the channel
02
that receives the end of the packing
03
. In the depicted configuration, the spindle
04
is arranged in this position in such a way that the hooks
13
point radially out toward the surface of the cylinder
01
, and not into the slit
06
. Both ends of the packing
03
are introduced through the slit
06
into the channel
02
so that they come to rest between a wall
17
or
53
, fixed on the cylinder, of the slit
06
and the spindle
04
. Thereafter, the spindle
04
is rotated around its rotational axis
23
by use of the lever arm
39
to the extent that the ratchet
41
reaches the position defined by the groove
27
in the cylinder
01
. In this position, the hooks
13
act together with the packing
03
, and the force of the compression springs
11
acts nearly normally on the packing
03
. With the release of the lever arm
39
, the ratchet
41
is swiveled, via the resilient element
56
, into the groove
27
and is maintained there in a self-locking manner. The shaft
04
is now fixed in the predetermined position against rotating in either possible direction.
While a preferred embodiment of a device for clamping or tensioning a packing on a cylinder in accordance with the present invention has been set forth fully and completely hereinabove, it will be apparent to one of skill in the art that a number of changes in, for example the overall size of the cylinder, the type of printing press the cylinder is used with, and the like could be made without departing from the true spirit and scope of the present invention which is accordingly to be limited only by the appended claims.
Claims
- 1. A cylinder in combination with a device for clamping and tensioning a packing on the cylinder comprising:a clamping shaft supported in the cylinder and rotatable about a clamping shaft rotation axis; and a clamping shaft arresting device useable to rotate said clamping shaft about said clamping shaft rotation axis and to arrest said clamping shaft against rotation about said clamping shaft rotation axis, said clamping shaft arresting device being rotatable about an arresting device rotation axis which extends in the same direction as said clamping shaft rotation axis to rotate said clamping shaft, and being pivotable about an arresting device pivot axis to arrest said clamping shaft, said pivot axis being perpendicular to said clamping shaft rotation axis.
- 2. The combination of claim 1 wherein said arresting device rotation axis and said clamping shaft rotation axis are the same.
- 3. The combination of claim 1 wherein said clamping shaft, in an arrested position, is fixed against movement about said clamping shaft rotation axis.
- 4. The combination of claim 1 wherein said clamping shaft arresting device is a pivotable lever, said pivotable lever being pivotable in a plane extending parallel with said clamping shaft rotation axis, and further including spaced detent surfaces, said pivotable lever engaging said detent surfaces in a clamping shaft arresting position.
- 5. The combination of claim 4 further including a recess in said clamping shaft, said pivotable lever being arranged in said clamping shaft recess.
- 6. The combination of claim 4 further including a ratchet with two spaced ratchet surfaces on said pivotable lever, said two spaced ratchet surfaces extending perpendicular to a surface shell of said clamping shaft, said two spaced ratchet surfaces cooperating with said spaced detent surfaces when said pivotable lever is in said clamping shaft arresting position.
- 7. The combination of claim 6 wherein said detent surfaces and said ratchet surfaces are generally parallel in said clamping shaft arresting position of said pivotable lever.
- 8. The combination of claim 5 further including a pivot shaft in said recess, said pivotable lever being supported on said pivot shaft.
- 9. The combination of claim 5 wherein said recess is a groove on an end face of said clamping shaft.
- 10. The combination of claim 5 wherein said spaced detent surfaces are surfaces of said recess.
- 11. The combination of claim 5 wherein said clamping shaft is supported in a bore in the cylinder, said detent surfaces being in said bore and at an end wall of the cylinder.
- 12. The combination of claim 1 wherein said clamping shaft arresting device is a two armed lever having a first lever arm and a second lever arm.
- 13. The combination of claim 12 wherein said two armed lever is a cuboid.
- 14. The combination of claim 12 wherein said second lever arm is a ratchet.
- 15. The combination of claim 1 wherein said clamping shaft arresting device is self locking in a clamping shaft arrested position.
- 16. The combination of claim 15 further including a resilient element cooperating with said clamping shaft arresting device in said clamping shaft arresting position.
- 17. The combination of claim 16 further including a blind bore in the clamping shaft, said resilient element being positioned in said blind bore.
- 18. The combination of claim 1 wherein said clamping shaft is arranged in a printing press.
- 19. The combination of claim 1 wherein the packing is a printing plate and the cylinder is a formed cylinder.
- 20. The combination of claim 1 wherein the packing is a rubber blanket and the cylinder is a transfer cylinder.
- 21. The combination of claim 1 further including a channel in said clamping shaft, said channel extending parallel to said clamping shaft rotation axis, and a slit extending axially on the cylinder, said slit adapted to receive ends of the packing, and further including a bore in the cylinder, said bore receiving said clamping shaft and being connected to said slit.
- 22. The combination of claim 21 further including at least one thrust element extending radially in said clamping shaft and being resiliently supported.
- 23. The combination of claim 22 further including a wall on said slit, said packing ends being engaged by said at least one thrust element and being clamped between said slit wall and said at least one thrust element in a clamping position of said clamping shaft.
Priority Claims (1)
Number |
Date |
Country |
Kind |
100 24 331 |
May 2000 |
DE |
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PCT Information
Filing Document |
Filing Date |
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Kind |
PCT/DE01/01832 |
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WO |
00 |
Publishing Document |
Publishing Date |
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Kind |
WO01/87612 |
11/22/2001 |
WO |
A |
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