Web fed printing machine having pasting-related misregistration eliminating apparatus

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 6938543
APP PUB NO 20050072327A1
SERIAL NO

10843634

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A web fed printing machine includes a web path provided between two sequentially disposed printing units and a misregistration detector for detecting misregistration in superimposition printing performed by the printing units. During superimposition printing, cylinder fine-move mechanisms finely move corresponding plate cylinders based on detected misregistration in order to adjust the registration. A web path length modification mechanism is provided in the web path. A control unit is connected to the web path length modification mechanism, the misregistration detector, and a paster. When a pasting signal is generated, the plate cylinder fine-move mechanisms stop making registration adjustment. At predetermined timing, the misregistration detector detects misregistration in printing performed by the printing units. The web path length modification mechanism performs a misregistration elimination action based on detected misregistration. Subsequently, the plate cylinder fine-move mechanisms resume making registration adjustment, and the web path length modification mechanism performs a return action.

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TOKYO KIKAI SEISAKUSHO LTDTOKYO

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Inagaki, Takafumi Kawasaki, JP 36 320
Kasai, Noriyuki Kawasaki, JP 2 20

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