Disclosure of Invention
The object of the present invention is to provide a palletizer which overcomes the drawbacks of the prior art mentioned above.
The invention provides a stacker crane comprising: comprises an input assembly, a turntable device, a middle conveying assembly, a pushing assembly, a turnover assembly, a pushing assembly and an output assembly; wherein the input assembly delivers the product onto the carousel means; the rotary table device drives the product to rotate to the middle conveying assembly; the overturning assembly is arranged on one side of the middle conveying assembly; the pushing assembly is arranged on the other side of the middle conveying assembly and is opposite to the overturning assembly; the turnover assembly comprises at least one container, the container is formed by an upper shell, a lower shell, a left shell and a right shell, and two opposite side surfaces in the front and the back are of an opening structure; the pushing assembly pushes the opening structure on the side surface of the product container; after the overturning assembly overturns for a preset angle; the pushing assembly is used for pushing the product from the overturning assembly to the output assembly and comprises a vertical lifting mechanism, a horizontal moving mechanism and a pushing head; the vertical lifting mechanism drives the pushing head to move downwards, and when the pushing head reaches the position of a product, the vertical lifting mechanism stops running; at the moment, the horizontal moving mechanism is pushed forwards to push the product into the turnover assembly; then, the horizontal moving mechanism stops running, the vertical lifting mechanism pushes the pushing head to move upwards, and then the horizontal moving mechanism recovers to drive the pushing head to return to the initial position; the input assembly comprises two opposite conveying belts; the turntable device comprises an upper layer of turntable and a lower layer of turntable; the two layers of turntables rotate synchronously; a plurality of embedded grooves are uniformly distributed on the circumference of the rotary table; the opening direction of embedded groove is that two conveyor belt centre gripping products of the circumferencial tangential direction of carousel device move to in the embedded groove to along with carousel subassembly continues to move, until the top of middle conveyor assembly, two conveyor belt's working face separation.
Further, the invention provides a palletizer, which may also have the following features: the turntable comprises a disc body and a hook-shaped bulge part; the hook-shaped convex parts are uniformly distributed on the disc body in the circumference; a gap is arranged between the inner side edge of the hook-shaped bulge and the circumference of the disc body to form an embedded groove.
Further, the invention provides a palletizer, which may also have the following features: the middle conveying assembly comprises a chain, a spacer and a bottom plate; the spacers are fixed on the chain at equal intervals and move along with the chain; the bottom plate is arranged below the chain; the turntable device rotates the product to the upper part of the middle conveying assembly, and the product falls on the bottom plate and moves along with the spacer.
Further, the invention provides a palletizer, which may also have the following features: the overturning assembly comprises at least one container and a rotating assembly; wherein the receptacle rotates about the rotation assembly.
Further, the invention provides a palletizer, which may also have the following features: the rotating assembly comprises a rotating frame and a rotating motor; the rotating motor drives the rotating frame to rotate; the number of the containers is 4, and the containers are circumferentially and uniformly fixed on the rotating frame.
Further, the invention provides a palletizer, which may also have the following features: the overturning assembly also comprises a push-in connecting plate and a guide plate; the push-in connecting plate is arranged on one side of the middle conveying assembly and on the side opposite to the push-in pushing head; the push-in connecting plate is connected with the middle conveying assembly and the container; the guide plates are symmetrically arranged on two sides of the push-in connecting plate, one end opening of the guide plates close to the overturning assembly is matched with the inlet width of the overturning assembly, and one end opening of the guide plates close to the middle conveying assembly is larger than the inlet width of the overturning assembly.
Further, the invention provides a palletizer, which may also have the following features: the counter is also included to count the products.
Further, the invention provides a palletizer, which may also have the following features: the device also comprises a tabletting device which is arranged on the middle conveying assembly behind the turntable device and used for flattening the product.
Advantageous effects of the invention
The invention provides a stacker crane which can be used for fully automatically completing conveying, sorting and stacking of single-piece packaged products and conveying the products to production equipment of external packages. The stacker crane provided by the invention has the advantages of stable operation, orderly arrangement of products and high production efficiency.
Detailed Description
The invention is further described with reference to the following figures and specific embodiments.
The stacker in this embodiment is a sanitary napkin stacker.
Fig. 1 is a top view of a sanitary napkin stacker.
Fig. 2 is an enlarged view of a sanitary napkin stacker.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the sanitary napkin stacker includes: an input assembly 100, a carousel 200, an intermediate transport assembly 300, a push assembly 400, an invert assembly 500, a push assembly 600, an output assembly 700, a wafer press 800, a counter 900, and an integral rack 1000.
The input assembly 100, the turntable device 200, the intermediate conveying assembly 300, the pushing assembly 400, the turnover assembly 500, the pushing assembly 600, the output assembly 700, the tablet pressing device 800 and the counter 900 are respectively arranged on the frame 1000. In order to show the parts obscured by the belt, parts of the belt are removed in fig. 2.
Fig. 3 is a front view of the carousel device.
Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the turntable device.
As shown in fig. 3 and 4, the turntable assembly 200 includes an upper turntable 210, a lower turntable 220, and a rotation shaft 230. The upper rotary plate 210 and the lower rotary plate 220 are fixed on the rotary shaft 230, and rotate along with the rotary shaft 230 synchronously against the potential needle. The height between the upper and lower turntables 210, 220 may allow the components of the input assembly 100 and the intermediate transfer assembly 300 to pass through.
The upper rotary plate 210 includes a disc body 211, a hook-shaped protrusion 212, and an insertion groove 213. In the present embodiment, the number of the hook-shaped protrusions 212 is 6.
Hook-shaped protrusions 212 are circumferentially and evenly distributed on the disc body 211. A gap is provided between the inner side of the hook protrusion 212 and the circumference of the disc body 211 to form a fitting groove 213. The opening direction of the fitting groove 213 is a circumferential tangential direction of the disc body 211. The lower rotary plate 220 has the same structure as the upper rotary plate 210, and is fixed to the rotary shaft 230 in a one-to-one correspondence.
The input assembly 100 delivers the sanitary napkin products into the insertion slot 211 on the rotating disk of the carousel assembly 200, and after the two rotating disks rotate 60 degrees, onto the intermediate delivery assembly 300, the products leave the rotating disk and enter the intermediate delivery assembly 300.
Fig. 5 is an enlarged view of a portion I of fig. 1.
As shown in fig. 5, the input assembly 100 includes: a first pulley assembly 110 and a second pulley assembly 120.
The first pulley assembly 110 includes: a first belt 111, a first driving pulley 112, two first driven pulleys 113a, 113b, a circular arc driven pulley set 114 and a first tension pulley 115.
In this embodiment, the arc driven wheel set 114 is disposed between the upper rotating disk 210 and the lower rotating disk 220, and the portion of the arc driven wheel set 114 shielded by the upper rotating disk 210 is materialized in fig. 5 for clarity.
The circular arc driven wheel set 114 is composed of 5 driven wheels, the centers of the 5 driven wheels are on a circle, the circle and the disc body 211 are concentric, and the connecting line of the circumferences of the 5 driven wheels is attached to a part of the circumference of the disc body 211.
The first belt 111 is fitted over the first driving pulley 112, the circular arc driven pulley group 114, the first driven pulley 113a, the first tension pulley 115, and the first driven pulley 113 b.
The second pulley assembly 120 includes: a first belt 121, a first driving pulley 122, two second driven pulleys 123a, 123b and a second tension pulley 125.
The second belt 121 is fitted over the second driving pulley 122, the second driven pulley 123a, the second tension pulley 125, and the second driven pulley 123 b.
The positions of the first driven wheel 113b and the second driven wheel 123b are in contact with the positions of the arc driven wheel set 114 and the first driving wheel 122, the working surfaces of the first belt 111 and the second belt 121 are attached to each other, the sanitary towel products W are conveyed to the embedding groove 213 and continue to move along with the turntable assembly until the working surfaces of the first belt 111 and the second belt 121 are separated from each other above the middle conveying assembly 300, and the acting force on the sanitary towel products W is relieved.
Fig. 6 is a schematic structural view of the intermediate conveyance assembly.
As shown in fig. 6, the intermediate transfer assembly 300 includes: a chain 310, two drive sprockets 320a, 320b, three driven sprockets 330a, 330b, 330c, spacers 340, and a base plate 350.
The chain 310 also passes between the upper rotary disk 210 and the lower rotary disk 220. The chain 310 is sequentially sleeved on the driving sprocket 320a, the driven sprocket 330a, the driving sprocket 320b, the driven sprocket 330b and the driven sprocket 330c to form a cycle.
The driving sprocket 320 moves the chain 310 and simultaneously rotates the driven sprocket 330.
The spacers 340 are equidistantly fixed to the chain 310 to move with the chain 310. The bottom plate 350 is disposed below the chain and at the rear side of the conveying direction of the turntable assembly 200.
When the insertion groove 211 holding the sanitary napkin products W is rotated above the feeding out assembly 300, the products lose the holding force of the first and second belts, drop from the upper and lower rotating disks 210 and 220 onto the bottom plate 350, and the spacer 340 continuously pushes the dropped sanitary napkin products W to move forward as the chain 310 moves, until the sanitary napkin products W are transferred to the front of the feeding in assembly 400.
The number and positions of the drive sprockets and the driven sprockets can be set as desired, and are not limited to the structure provided in the present embodiment.
Fig. 7 is an enlarged view of a portion II of fig. 2.
As shown in fig. 7, the push-in assembly 400 includes: a vertical lifting mechanism 410, a horizontal moving mechanism 420 and a pushing head 430.
The pushing head 430 is moved in a circular motion, and the position of the pushing head 430 in fig. 7 is assumed as an initial position. The vertical lift mechanism 410 drives the push-in push head 430 to move downward, and when the push-in push head 430 reaches the position of the sanitary napkin product W, the vertical lift mechanism 410 stops operating. The horizontal moving mechanism 420 is pushed forward at this time, pushing the sanitary napkin product W into the receptacle 510 of the inverting assembly 500.
Then, the horizontal moving mechanism 420 stops operating, the vertical lifting mechanism 410 moves the pushing head 430 upwards, and then the horizontal moving mechanism 420 recovers to drive the pushing head 430 to return to the initial position.
In this embodiment, the main function of the vertical lifting mechanism 410 is that after the sanitary napkin product W is pushed into the pushing head 430, the intermediate conveying assembly 300 can move simultaneously to move the next group of sanitary napkin products W to the pushing position in the process of returning to the initial position, so as to improve the working efficiency.
Of course, the pushing assembly 400 may have only the horizontal moving mechanism 420, and the pushing head 430 only performs the back-and-forth movement. With this arrangement, the intermediate transport assembly 300 can only be moved to move the next group of sanitary napkin products W to the push position after the push head 430 has been pushed back to the pre-push position.
Fig. 8 is a schematic mechanism of the flipping assembly.
As shown in fig. 7 and 8, the flipping assembly 500 includes: 4 receptacles 510, rotating assembly 520, stop 530, push-in attachment plate 540, guide plate 550, and push-out attachment plate.
The rotating assembly 520 includes: a rotating frame 521 and a rotating motor 522. The rotating frame 521 is square, and the rotating motor 522 drives the rotating frame 521 to rotate by 90 degrees each time.
The container 510 is a rectangular parallelepiped having 6 faces and is sized to fit the contained sanitary napkin product W. The receptacle 510 is formed by an upper case, a lower case, a left case, and a right case, and has an open structure at front and rear opposite sides.
The 4 containers are respectively fixed on the extension lines of the four sides of the rotating frame to form an X shape and are evenly distributed on the circumference. For convenience of later explanation, the 4 containers 510 are container a, container B, container C, and container D, respectively.
A baffle 530 may be fixed to the integrated chassis 1000 and disposed at the rear side of the current position of the container a, mainly to prevent the sanitary napkin product W from sliding out of the container 510 due to inertia when the push-in pusher 430 pushes the sanitary napkin product W into the container.
The push-in connecting plate 540 is disposed at one side of the intermediate conveying assembly 300, and at the opposite side of the push-in pusher 430; the push-in connector 540 connects the intermediate transfer assembly 300 and the accommodator a.
The guide plates 550 are disposed at both sides of the push-in connection plate 540. One end of the guide plate 550 is adjacent to the opening of the position a receiver, matching the width of the receiver 510; the other end is adjacent to the intermediate conveyor assembly 300, the opening is greater than the width of the receptacle; serving as a guide for facilitating the sanitary napkin product W to be pushed into the container 510.
The push-out connection plate is arranged at one side of the output assembly 700 and at the opposite side of the push-out assembly 600; push out web connects output assembly 700 and receptacle 510; the same as the push-in connector structure and principle.
The main function of pushing in the connecting plate and pushing out the connecting plate is to prevent that the product drops in the gap between the devices, plays the effect that the removal is more smooth. The push-in connecting plate also provides a guide plate arrangement space.
Of course, it is possible to provide guide openings in the receptacles, with relatively small gaps between the devices, so that no push-in webs, guide plates and push-out webs are required.
As shown in fig. 1, the push-out assembly 600 has only a horizontal moving mechanism and a push-out head to push out the sanitary napkin product W from the container 510 of the inverting assembly 500. Because no product needs to be avoided, the pushing head only needs to do horizontal reciprocating motion, the structure and the working principle are the same as those of the pushing assembly 400, and the description is not repeated.
In this embodiment, the pushing assembly 400 and the pushing assembly 600 are disposed on the same side of the flipping assembly 500. Of course, the push-in assembly 400 and the push-out assembly 600 may be disposed at opposite sides of the turnover assembly 500 according to arrangement.
In this embodiment, the structure of the output module 700 is the same as that of the intermediate transfer module 300, and the description thereof will not be repeated. Of course, the structure of the output assembly 700 and the intermediate conveying assembly 300 can be implemented by different transmission methods, and are not limited to the method described in this embodiment.
The intermediate transport assembly 300 transports the sanitary napkin product W in the direction of the arrow to the front of the push-in pusher 430; the push-in pusher 430 pushes the sanitary napkin product W into the receptacle of the inverting assembly 500; the receptacle of the flipping module 500 is rotated to the front of the pushing head (hidden by the flipping module in the figure); the push-out pusher pushes the sanitary napkin product W from the container of the inverting assembly 500 onto the output assembly 700; the discharging assembly 700 transports the sanitary napkin product W to the next process.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the sheeting device 800 is disposed on the intermediate transport assembly 300, the sanitary napkin products fall onto the base plate 350, the product heights may be inconsistent, and the sheeting device 800 can flatten the sanitary napkin products W on the base plate 350.
The sheeting of the sheeting device 800 can move up and down to press down the sanitary napkin product. The pressing sheet of the pressing sheet device 800 may be inclined, the sanitary napkin product W enters the pressing sheet of the pressing sheet device 800 from a high position, the height of the sanitary napkin product W is pressed downward as the height of the pressing sheet is lower, and finally, the height of the sanitary napkin product W is uniform when coming out from the lowest position of the pressing sheet.
As shown in fig. 2, in the present embodiment, the counter 900 is a photoelectric sensor, and is disposed on one side of the input assembly 100, and is adjacent to the turntable device 200. The counter 900 counts the number of sanitary napkin products W entering the carousel apparatus 200. The chain 310 of the intermediate transport assembly 300 is moved according to the accumulated number of the counter 900, that is, the intermediate transport assembly 300 is not moved when the neutral position occurs, thus ensuring that the number of the sanitary napkin products W between each partition 340 is the same.
The working process of the sanitary towel stacker comprises the following steps:
the two belts of the input assembly clamp the sanitary towel products and convey the sanitary towel products to the embedded groove on the rotating disc of the rotating disc assembly.
After the two rotating disks rotate by 60 degrees, the products reach the middle conveying assembly, leave the rotating disks and enter the middle conveying assembly.
The intermediate transport assembly transports the sanitary napkin products to a push-in pusher position.
The push-in pushing head moves downwards first and then pushes the sanitary towel product forwards.
Under the action of the pushing head, the sanitary towel product enters the container A from the bell mouth of the guide plate through the pushing connecting plate.
The push-in pusher is upward and returns to the initial position downward while the input conveyor assembly transports the next group of products to the push-in pusher position.
At the same time, the container a rotates 90 degrees counterclockwise with the rotating frame, reaching the position of the container B.
The ejector pusher is moved forward to eject the sanitary napkin products from the receptacles past the ejector web to the output transport assembly.
The output conveying assembly conveys the overturned product to the next packaging device.
The container B is rotated through another 90 degrees to the position of the container C, then rotated through another rotation to the position of the container D, and finally returned to the position of the container a. In the secondary circulation process, 4 groups of products are turned over, and the production efficiency is greatly improved.