Patents Assigned to Steinemann AG
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Patent number: 5639335Abstract: To enhance printed products, lamination is to be carried out by of a controllable pair of laminating rollers, rather than by the conventional method of calender rolling. To do this, the film is applied with relatively low contact-pressure roller pressure in a floating manner. The film can be fed to the laminating rollers without tension by means of a controllable applicator mechanism with a film tension regulating device. The processing rate and sheet length, for example, can be entered by computer so as to control the sequence of the feeder output and also the sequence of a wet cutting device via a suitable incremental-value transmitter from the main drive. Accordingly, processing rates of 60 to 100 meters per minute can easily be set. The quality remains good even at the highest speeds.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 1995Date of Patent: June 17, 1997Assignee: Ulrich Steinemann AGInventors: Gerhard Achilles, Ernst Sturzenegger, Alois Perberschlager, Bruno Zumstein, Emil Messmer
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Patent number: 5518569Abstract: To enhance printed products, lamination is to be carried out by a controllable pair of laminating rollers, rather than by the conventional method of calender rolling. To do this, the film is applied with relatively low contact-pressure roller pressure in a floating manner. The film can be fed to the laminating rollers without tension by means of a controllable applicator mechanism with a film tension regulating device. The processing rate and sheet length, for example, can be entered by computer so as to control the sequence of the feeder output and also the sequence of a wet cutting device via a suitable incremental-value transmitter from the main drive. Accordingly, processing rates of 60 to 100 meters per minute can easily be set. The quality remains good even at the highest speeds.Type: GrantFiled: February 9, 1994Date of Patent: May 21, 1996Assignee: Ulrich Steinemann AGInventors: Gerhard Achilles, Ernst Sturzenegger, Alois Perberschlager, Bruno Zumstein, Emil Messmer
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Patent number: 4991253Abstract: An industrial central vacuum system has a filter chamber having an intake port connectable to a plurality of intake nozzles and an output port, a multispeed blower having an intake side and an output side and energizable for drawing in air at its intake side and expelling it at its output side, a conduit connected between the intake side of the blower and the output port of the filter chamber, and a valve having an outer side opening to ambient pressure and an inner side opening into the conduit. Thus when the valve is open ambient air can be admitted directly into the conduit. A controller is between the blower and the valve for opening the valve prior to energizing and de-energizing the blower and for closing the valve a predetermined interval after energizing the blower. A pressure sensor is provided in the conduit and the blower is operable at a high speed corresponding to a relatively large blower throughput and at a low speed corresponding to a relatively small blower throughput.Type: GrantFiled: January 12, 1990Date of Patent: February 12, 1991Assignee: Steinemann AGInventor: Ernst Rechsteiner
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Patent number: 4865251Abstract: The receiving station for long-distance heating has a heat exchanger for the transmission of heat from the long-distance heating medium, in particular water, to the heating water in a receiver circuit. This arrangement has a first automatic control system, controlled by thermometer probes in the receiver circuit, for regulating the temperature in said receiver circuit via a flow-control valve in the long-distance heating circuit, as well as a second differential-controlled automatic control system for regulating the passage in said receiver circuit via a variable-speed circulating pump. This allows an optimal utilization of the quantity of energy available and the lowest consumption of circulating long-distance heating water, which has to be paid for.Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 1988Date of Patent: September 12, 1989Assignee: Steinemann AGInventor: Theodor Briner
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Patent number: 4831718Abstract: Positioning of the individual portions is no longer effected on the laminating station but on a positioning station which is arranged upstream of the laminating station. In the positioning station the individual portions of a layer are deposited and positioned by being pushed against each other. The finally positioned individual layer is then delivered as a closed unit to the laminating station and laminated to form a transformer core. The individual portions are stacked on a stacking station in such a way that they are already arranged in the correct relative position with respect to each other.Type: GrantFiled: May 15, 1987Date of Patent: May 23, 1989Assignee: Ulrich Steinemann AGInventors: Bruno Zumstein, Anton Angehrn, Beat Stahel
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Patent number: 4796559Abstract: The applicator roller (2) can be driven in both directions of rotation. For coating the web of material (3) in the counter-directional mode, a distributor roller (6) is brought up to the applicator roller. In that way it is possible for the film of liquid (1) to be taken from the same reservoir zone (5) as in the co-directional mode of operation. That saves shifting the metering roller (4) which remains at the same position both in the co-directional mode and in the counter-directional mode of operation.Type: GrantFiled: April 17, 1987Date of Patent: January 10, 1989Assignee: Ulrich Steinemann AGInventor: Walter Lohse
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Patent number: 4397258Abstract: An improved machine for coating one side of thin sheets, particularly sheets of paper. In this machine, sheets of paper coated by means of an applicator roller are detached from the roller by compressed air ejected from an air nozzle and then are passed onto a conveyor belt which conveys them away from the roller. The belt is provided with openings, and the upper strand of this belt passes over a casing forming part of a vacuum device which also has one or more openings and which includes a vacuum pump. Because of the resulting vacuum which acts through the openings in the belt and in the casing, the sheets are more rapidly detached from the applicator roller and more uniformly placed upon the conveyor belt.Type: GrantFiled: December 3, 1981Date of Patent: August 9, 1983Assignee: Ulrich Steinemann AG, MaschinenfabrikInventor: Bernhard Dremel