Abstract: An attachment for a fan inlet case and bearing housing including the fan inlet case connected to the bearing housing; an attachment in operative communication with the bearing housing, the attachment being threaded onto threads formed into an outer radial surface of a forward end of the bearing housing; and a locking ring in operative communication with the attachment between the attachment and the fan inlet case, wherein the attachment secures the locking ring and fan inlet case to the bearing housing.

Abstract: A spray bar includes a manifold or multiple manifolds located on the spray bar. More specifically, the spray bar includes one or more manifolds connected to dedicated feed lines each having a spray head, resulting in improved lateral spray distribution.

Abstract: An apparatus and method in accordance with the invention for accommodating multiple web widths by controlling fluid flow from a spray bar. Specifically, the apparatus and method receives a request for a reduced web width and controls one or more outside spray nozzles of the spray bar to spray at a reduced flow rate.

Abstract: A spray head is provided in which fluid flow is redirected by an insert before the fluid exits a spray nozzle. Specifically, the spray head includes an insert located within its valve body that changes the path of fluid moving through the valve body and spray nozzle cavity, resulting in increased mixing of fluid in the spray nozzle cavity and thus, improved lateral spray distribution when the fluid exits the spray nozzle.

Abstract: A spray device for a printing press includes a liquid inlet orifice for receiving a liquid, a gas inlet orifice for receiving a gas disposed downstream from the liquid inlet orifice, and an exit orifice disposed at a distance from a surface of the printing press. In addition, a method for applying a liquid to a surface of a printing press, includes the steps of providing a liquid to a liquid inlet orifice of a spray device, providing a gas to a gas inlet orifice of the spray device; and spraying a mixture of the liquid and gas onto the surface of the printing press.