Device for the control of blowing air, turner bar assembly, and printing machine

The present invention relates to a device for the control of blowing air, in particular in a web-fed rotary printing machine or in a turner bar of a web-fed rotary printing machine. The device is connected to a compressed-air source and is formed with at least one outflow orifice, and the device has a valve element which is moveable into a first position in which blowing air flows from the compressed-air source at least through a first duct to the outflow orifice and which is moveable into a second position in which blowing air flows from the compressed-air source at least through a second duct to the outflow orifice. A volume flow through the second duct is thereby greater than a volume flow through the first duct. The device for the control of blowing air is connected to a compressed-air source and it includes at least one outflow orifice. The device has a valve element which is moveable into a first position in which blowing air flows from the compressed-air source at least through a first duct to the outflow orifice and which is moveable into a second position in which blowing air flows from the compressed-air source at least through a second duct to the outflow orifice. A volume flow through the second duct is greater than a volume flow through the first duct. The device is formed as a basic body which is constructed in such a way that a plurality of such basic bodies can be assembled to form a blowing-air body, such as a turner bar in a printing machine.