An attachment for use with existing cylinders in printing press equipment. The existing cylinder is machined to have an an annular groove around the center portion thereof. The attachment is mounted in the groove such that a scorer/perforator blade extends beyond the surface of the cylinder.
Skip-Scorer, Skip-Perforator Apparatus For Use With Printing Press Systems
Attachments for use with existing cylinders or shafts in printing press equipment. The attachments are used to mount a scoring blade, a perforating blade or an anvil to the cylinder or shaft. The blade or the anvil is separably mounted to the attachment and to the cylinder for easy assembly and disassembly.
Skip-Scorer, Skip-Perforator For Use With Printing Press Systems
Harold D. Davenport - La Mirada CA Anthony J. Devito - Huntington Beach CA
Assignee:
D & D Enterprises - Orange CA
International Classification:
B26D 308
US Classification:
493363
Abstract:
A web scoring and/or perforating apparatus for signature folding machines or the like including first and second rollers. Each roller has a scoring or perforating blade portion and a resilient roller portion. The rollers are mounted, preferably, on existing, rotatably driven nip roller shafts, upstream of web folding stages in web handling systems. The blade portion of one roller is arranged to interact with the resilient portion of the other roller. Arc lengths of the scoring or perforating roller blade portions and the resilient roller portions are substantially equal to each other and to the fold line of a signature. The rollers, between which the web is advanced, are positioned and oriented to score or perforate portions of the web in alternating directions which correspond to the direction of folding of each layer of the web.
Pre-Fold, Web Scoring Apparatus For Signature Folding Machines
Harold D. Davenport - La Mirada CA Anthony J. DeVito - Huntington Beach CA
Assignee:
Penn Lithographics, Inc. - Cerritos CA
International Classification:
B41F 1356
US Classification:
270 211
Abstract:
Prefold, web scoring apparatus for signature folding machines or the like comprises mating first and second web scoring rollers, each scoring roller having alternating scoring blade and resilient roller portions. The scoring rollers are mounted, preferably on existing, rotatably driven nip roll shafts, upstream of a first web folding stage in which the web is cut into sheets and the sheets are transversely folded, the folded sheets being fed therefrom to a second web folding stage for folding at right angles to the first stage fold. Arc lengths of each of the scoring roller blade and resilient roller portions is equal in length to the second stage fold line. The scoring rollers, between which the web is advanced, are positioned and oriented on their mounting shafts so as to score the web in alternating directions corresponding to the direction of folding of each paper layer in the second folding stage. Existing nip rollers and drive gears are modified or replaced as required so that the nip rollers are the same diameter as the scoring rollers and so that proper rolling contact between the pairs of nip rollers and of the scoring rollers is enabled. A corresponding method of web scoring is provided.
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Date: Oct 11, 2011
Category: Health
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Date: Oct 10, 2011
Category: Health
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Date: Oct 10, 2011
Category: Health
Source: Google
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before finding Teva Parenteral Medicines Inc., Baxter Healthcare Corp. and McKesson Corp. wrongfully sold Propofol in vials large enough to be used on multiple patients. Anne Arnold, Richard Sacks and Anthony Devito contend they contracted Hepatitis C from reused vials during colonoscopy procedures.
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