Abstract: A spacer-printing apparatus includes a printing roller and a moving part. The printing roller has opposite edges connected by a curved surface and spacers are attached to the curved surface. The moving part is connected with the printing roller and respectively and alternately moves opposite edges up and down. The printing roller has a shape of a portion of cylinder, so that a radius is increased without the increase in volume and weight thereof.

Abstract: A spacer-printing apparatus includes a printing roller and a moving part. The printing roller has opposite edges connected by a curved surface and spacers are attached to the curved surface. The moving part is connected with the printing roller and respectively and alternately moves opposite edges up and down. The printing roller has a shape of a portion of cylinder, so that a radius is increased without the increase in volume and weight thereof.

Abstract: There is disclosed a proof-printing machine comprising an elongated table for mounting a printing plate thereon detachably which is supported by a base frame, a carriage means being movable along the table in the longitudinal direction hereof, a head means being mounted on the carriage means, a doctor blade means for applying ink onto the printing plate so supported by the head means as to be adjustable of its angle and contact pressure against the printing plate, a cylindrical press drum being supported by the head means so as to be rotatable about the axis thereof and adjustable of its contact pressure against the printing plate onto the peripheral surface of which a blank material to be printed is fixed, a pair of timing belt means for transferring the carriage each of which is spanned between a pair of pulleys provided at each end portion of the side wall of the table respectively, a pulse motor for driving said timing belt means, and control means for driving the pulse motor according to a predetermined

Abstract: In a rotogravure printing press, the two journal bearings of the impression cylinder are each connected to a double acting piston-cylinder unit for lifting and lowering the impression cylinder and are interconnected by a synchronizing shaft which is mounted thereon and is provided with pinions engaging racks fixed with respect to the frame of the press. The synchronizing shaft can be coupled to the journal bearings by at least one spring-biassed multiple disc brake which is released when the impression cylinder executes a wide stroke for the purpose of cylinder replacement and during pressure application of the impression cylinder. The brake is actuatable for engagement at the end of a short stroke when pressure is withdrawn.

Abstract: Marking apparatus is provided having a reciprocable carrier assembly composed of two parts. One part comprises a motor driven reciprocable carrier, while the other part comprises a movable carrier member which is pivotally supported at one end of the reciprocable carrier. The movable carrier member supports an inking roller and a printing roller and is mechanically coupled to the motor so as to cause the movable carrier member to be positioned, in the course of a first cycle of reciprocation by the reciprocable carrier, such that the inking roller is moved across the entire extent of an impression stamp supported and positioned on a fixed plate, and in the course of a second cycle of reciprocation by the reciprocable carrier, such that the pressure roller is rolled across a document which has been positioned over the stamp between the two cycles of reciprocation. The rolling action of the pressure roller causes the document to be pressed against the stamp to effect the desired marking.