Sentence examples for flatbed cylinder from inspiring English sources

The inking system is much the same as in flatbed cylinder presses.

Sheet-fed rotary presses produce the same kind of work as flatbed cylinders, but the size of paper can be slightly larger, and production speed is three times higher using the same size of paper.

The first cylinder flatbed press was built by Friedrich Koenig of Germany and used by The Times of London in 1814.

The two-colour cylinder and flatbed press combines a rotary and a single-revolution press by using the same impression cylinder.

In presses that operate cylinder to plane, called flatbed presses, a cylinder provides the pressure while the typeform retains its flat surface, generally in a horizontal position.

Both cylinder and platen types of flatbed presses operate at speeds of 1,000 to 4,000 impressions per hour.

He discarded the old flatbed press, placing the type on a revolving cylinder, a model eventually developed into the Hoe rotary, or "lightning," press, patented in 1847.

In 1935, the News-Miner purchased two cylinder presses to replace the old flatbed press still in use.

Flatbed presses fall into various categories, depending on the cylinder's operation.

2-D digital images of HSSCC cylinders internal structure were obtained using a flatbed digital scanner and analyzed using iPas software.

The rotary press continued to dominate the high-speed newspaper field, but the flatbed press, having a flat bed to hold the type and either a reciprocating platen or a cylinder to hold the paper, continued to be used for job printing well into the 20th century.