ROLL PRODUCTS – STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE:

  • Store all out of press rollers at room temperature, in a dry area, covered, and away from direct sunlight.
  • Suspend all out of press rollers on their journals, with a minimum of 1/4″ of free space between the rollers. The weight of the rollers themselves will cause flat spots or depressions.
  • When rolls are received during cold weather, let the rollers warm to room temperature for 48 hours before using.
  • When removing or installing rollers, handle with care. Damage may occur to the journals or the covering from laying flat or any sharp blows.
  • Try to use an environmentally friendly roller wash. This will help to maximize roller life and provide a better environment for your Pressmen.
  • Rubber rejuvenator and pastes are only temporary fixes. If a roller has reached this point, it should be recovered.
  • Set up a roller maintenance program. Know when a roller is installed and at what position. Many rollers can be reground and repositioned when identical cores are present.
  • Spare rollers are a must to minimize costly downtime and delays.. Try to keep spares for key positions such as ductors, forms, and dampeners.
ROLLER 2 COLOR 4 COLOR 6 COLOR
INK DUCTOR 1 2 3
INK DISTRIBUTOR 2 6 10
INK FORMS 2 6 10
WATER DUCTOR 1 2 3
WATER FORMS 1 2 3

LINED PRODUCTS – STORAGE & HANDLING:

  • Store all out of press rollers at room temperature, in a dry area, covered, and away from direct sunlight.
  • Suspend all out of press rollers on their journals, with a minimum of 1/4″ of free space between the rollers. The weight of the rollers themselves will cause flat spots or depressions.
  • When rolls are received during cold weather, let the rollers warm to room temperature for 48 hours before using.
  • When removing or installing rollers, handle with care. Damage may occur to the journals or the covering from laying flat or any sharp blows.
  • Try to use an environmentally friendly roller wash. This will help to maximize roller life and provide a better environment for your Pressmen.
  • Rubber rejuvenator and pastes are only temporary fixes. If a roller has reached this point, it should be recovered.
  • Set up a roller maintenance program. Know when a roller is installed and at what position. Many rollers can be reground and repositioned when identical cores are present.
  • Spare rollers are a must to minimize costly downtime and delays.. Try to keep spares for key positions such as ductors, forms, and dampeners.