A METHOD OF REDUCING RESPONSE TIME OF ROLLER INKING SYSTEMS

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Original Publication Date: 1976-Aug-31
Included in the Prior Art Database: 2004-Mar-27

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Xerox Disclosure Journal

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A method is disclosed for reducing the intrinsic inertia (time to come to equilibrium) of lithographic and letter press ink supply systems. In conventional inking systems, the equilibrium time is measured in terms of copies because the surface speed of the rollers in the ink supply must travel at the same surface speed as the printing master.

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XEROX DISCLOSURE JOURNAL

A METHOD OF REDUCING Proposed Classification
RESPONSE TIME OF ROLLER U.S. Cl, 101/330
INKING SYSTEMS mt. Ci,. B41f 5/00
Lloyd F. Bean

A method is disclosed for reducing the intrinsic inertia
(time to come to equilibrium) of lithographic and letter
press ink supply systems.

In conventional inking systems, the equilibrium time is
measured in terms of copies because the surface speed of the rollers in the ink supply must travel at the same surface speed as the printing master.

The method disclosed here reduces the response time,
measured in copies, by having the surface speed of the ink supply rollers greater than the speed of the
printing cylinder and/or form roller,

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