CN221758050U - Film roll storage stand - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of plastic film, and relates to a film roll storage bracket, including a storage rack and a movable clamping assembly, wherein the storage rack is symmetrically provided with five layers of shelves, and the side panels of the upper three layers of shelves are provided with movable grooves, and an inclined slider is slidably connected in the movable groove of the same side shelf, and a reset assembly is provided on the inclined slider. The utility model can stack the rolls at a height higher than that of manual handling and reduce the floor space occupied by empty rolls by arranging the roll storage rack against the wall, and when the roll film cannot be transported immediately after being rolled, it can also be placed on the roll rack for storage, and neither damage caused by accumulation nor pollution caused by direct contact with dust will occur.

Description

Film roll storage stand

Technical Field

The utility model belongs to the technical field of plastic films and relates to a film roll storage bracket.

Background Art

Plastic film products are collected on rolls during the production process. Currently, most of the completed plastic film rolls are stacked together or placed vertically on the ground. Stacking together will not only cause squeezing between the plastic film rolls, but also make it inconvenient for the staff to carry them. Placing them vertically on the ground will increase the contact area between the plastic film and the ground, and the dust on the ground will easily contaminate the film, so the quality of the product cannot be guaranteed. The existing utility model patent with patent number CN216444221U is a double-layer bracket bottom plate for storing plastic film rolls, and four moving wheels are fixedly arranged in a rectangular form at equal distances below the bottom plate; a placement component is used to place the plastic film rolls to be placed, and is installed on one side above the bottom plate.

The prior art has the following technical defects:

In order to reduce the weight of the finished rolled film, the rolls are mostly rolled with cardboard materials. However, before rolling, the empty rolls are piled on the ground. When working in the factory, vehicles and personnel tools are prone to bump into and damage them, and the scattered stacking also wastes site space.

Utility Model Content

The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art and provide a film roll storage bracket.

The film roll storage bracket described in the utility model comprises a storage rack and a movable clamping assembly. The storage rack is symmetrically arranged with five shelf plates. The side plates of the upper three shelf plates are provided with movable grooves. An inclined slider is slidably connected in the movable groove of the same side frame plate, and a reset assembly is provided on the inclined slider.

Working process or working principle:

When in use, the lower two layers of the shelf can be moved and placed manually, and due to the height of the upper three layers, the empty reels can only be placed on the shelf in sequence using the commonly used lifting reel carrier carts in the field. Since the carrier cart can only lift one reel at a time, the reel can only be moved to the front of the shelf and cannot be extended to the rear end of the shelf for placement. Therefore, the reel needs to be clamped at the front of the shelf and then driven to move backward. After moving to the specified position, the clamping assembly is moved to reset it to separate it from the reel. The reel uses its own gravity and the inclined surface on the inclined slider to automatically slide down the inclined slider and fall on the shelf. The inclined slider can automatically return to the front end through the reset assembly to prepare for the next clamping movement.

The mobile clamping assembly includes a mobile frame fixedly connected to the storage rack, a lifting motor is provided on the mobile frame, a lifting frame cooperating with the lifting motor is slidably connected in the mobile frame, a mobile motor and a lead screw connected thereto are fixedly connected to the lifting frame, a nut seat is connected to the lead screw, a telescopic clamp plate is fixedly connected to the nut seat, the mobile frame is arranged on the opposite side of the inclined slider, the lifting motor drives the lifting frame to move up and down through a built-in lifting transmission mechanism, the mobile motor on the lifting frame drives the telescopic clamp plate to move horizontally, the telescopic clamp plate is driven by the lifting motor and the horizontal motor to move to the shelf where clamping work is required, and the telescopic clamp plate passes through the moving groove on the shelf to connect with the reel to achieve clamping.

The telescopic clamp includes a telescopic cylinder fixedly connected to a nut seat, a baffle is arranged at the front of the telescopic cylinder, and the telescopic cylinder drives the cylinder rod to extend when working, and extends through the movable groove into the reel, the baffle blocks the outside of the reel and pushes the baffle to make the inclined slider enter the other end of the reel to complete the clamping.

The reset assembly includes a rope connected to the tilting slider, and the other end of the rope is fixedly connected to a counterweight ring. When the drum is separated from the tilting slider, the weight of the counterweight is used to drive the tilting slider back to the front end of the frame plate to achieve reset.

The front part of each shelf plate is fixedly connected to the bottom plate of the storage rack through a support rod, and a rib plate is arranged at the connection between the rear end of each shelf plate and the storage rack to enhance the overall supporting strength.

Each of the racks is provided with an arc groove, through which the reel can be more stable on the rack and will not roll randomly.

Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the utility model are:

The utility model provides a roll storage rack against the wall, which can not only stack the rolls higher than the height for manual handling, but also reduce the floor space occupied by the empty rolls. When the rolled film cannot be transported immediately after being wound, it can also be placed on the roll rack for storage without being damaged by accumulation or polluted by direct contact with dust.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG1 is a schematic diagram of the structure of an embodiment of the utility model.

FIG2 is a second schematic diagram of the structure of an embodiment of the utility model.

FIG3 is an enlarged view of point A in FIG2 of an embodiment of the present utility model,

FIG4 is a front view of an embodiment of the utility model,

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the operation of the telescopic splint and the inclined slider in one embodiment of the utility model.

In the figure: 1. moving frame; 2. lifting motor; 3. storage rack; 4. screw; 5. lifting frame; 6. shelf plate; 7. moving slot; 8. groove; 9. support rod; 10. counterweight ring; 11. rope; 12. tilting slider; 13. rib plate; 14. nut seat; 15. telescopic cylinder; 16. baffle; 17. reel; 18. moving motor.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Example 1

As shown in Figures 1 to 5, the film roll storage bracket described in the utility model includes a storage rack 3 and a mobile clamping assembly. The storage rack 3 is symmetrically provided with five-layer shelf plates 6. The side plates of the upper three-layer shelf plates 6 are provided with moving grooves 7. An inclined slider 12 is slidably connected in the moving groove 7 of the same side shelf plate 6, and a reset assembly is provided on the inclined slider 12; the mobile clamping assembly includes a mobile frame 1 fixedly connected to the storage rack 3, a lifting motor 2 is provided on the mobile frame 1, a lifting frame 5 matched with the lifting motor 2 is slidably connected in the mobile frame 1, a moving motor 18 and a lead screw 4 connected thereto are fixedly connected to the lifting frame 5, a nut seat 14 is connected to the lead screw 4, and a telescopic splint is fixedly connected to the nut seat 14, and the mobile frame 1 is arranged on the opposite side of the inclined slider 12, the lifting motor 2 drives the lifting frame 5 to move up and down through the built-in lifting transmission mechanism, and the mobile motor 18 on the lifting frame 5 drives the telescopic splint to move horizontally, and the telescopic splint is driven by the lifting motor 2 and the horizontal motor to move to the shelf plate 6 where clamping work is required. , through the telescopic clamp plate passing through the moving groove 7 on the frame plate 6 and connecting with the reel 17 to achieve clamping; the telescopic clamp plate includes a telescopic cylinder 15 fixedly connected to the nut seat 14, and a baffle 16 is arranged in front of the telescopic cylinder 15. The telescopic cylinder 15 drives the cylinder rod to extend and pass through the moving groove 7 to extend into the reel 17. The baffle 16 blocks the outside of the reel 17 and pushes the baffle 16 to make the inclined slider 12 enter the other end of the reel 17 to complete the clamping; the reset component includes a rope 11 connected to the inclined slider 12, The other end of the rope 11 is fixedly connected to a counterweight ring 10. When the reel 17 is separated from the inclined slider 12, the weight of the counterweight is used to drive the inclined slider 12 back to the front end of the frame plate 6 for reset. The front parts of the frame plates 6 are fixedly connected to the bottom plate of the storage rack 3 through support rods 9, and ribs 13 are provided at the connection between the rear end of each frame plate 6 and the storage rack 3 to enhance the overall supporting strength. The frame plates 6 are each provided with an arc-shaped groove 8, and the groove 8 can make the reel 17 more stable on the frame plate 6 and prevent it from rolling at will.

Working process or working principle:

When in use, the lower two layers of the shelf 6 can be carried and placed manually, and the upper three layers can only be placed on the shelf 6 in sequence by using the lifting reel 17 carrier car commonly used in the field due to the height. Since the carrier car can only lift one reel 17 at a time, the reel 17 can only be moved to the front of the shelf 6, and cannot be placed deep in the rear end of the shelf 6. Therefore, it is necessary to clamp the reel 17 at the front of the shelf 6 and then drive it to move backward. The lifting motor 2 drives the lifting frame 5 to move up and down through the built-in lifting transmission mechanism, and the moving motor 18 on the lifting frame 5 drives the telescopic clamping plate to move horizontally. The lifting motor 2 and the horizontal motor drive the telescopic cylinder 15 to move When it reaches the frame 6 where clamping work is required, the telescopic cylinder 15 works to drive the cylinder rod to extend, and pass through the moving groove 7 into the reel 17, the baffle 16 blocks the outside of the reel 17 and pushes the baffle 16 to make the inclined slider 12 enter the other end of the reel 17 to complete the clamping. When it moves to the specified position, the telescopic cylinder 15 contracts to make it separate from the reel 17, and the reel 17 uses its own gravity and the inclined surface on the inclined slider 12 to make the reel 17 automatically slide down the inclined slider 12 and fall on the frame 6. When the reel 17 separates from the inclined slider 12, the weight of the counterweight block drives the inclined slider 12 back to the front end of the frame 6 to achieve reset, and the inclined slider 12 can automatically return to the front end to prepare for the next clamping movement.

The utility model arranges the roll 17 storage rack 3 against the wall, which can not only stack the rolls higher than the height for manual handling, but also reduce the floor space occupied by the empty rolls 17. Moreover, when the rolls 17 cannot be transported immediately after the film is rolled, they can be placed on the roll rack 17 for storage, without the rolls 17 being damaged by accumulation or being polluted by direct contact with dust.

The description of the direction and relative position relationship of the structure in the present invention, such as the description of front, back, left, right, up, and down, does not constitute a limitation of the present invention, but is only for the convenience of description.

Claims (6)

1. A film roll storage bracket, characterized in that it includes a storage rack (3) and a movable clamping assembly, the storage rack (3) is symmetrically provided with five layers of shelf plates (6), the side plates of the upper three layers of shelf plates (6) are provided with movable grooves (7), the movable grooves (7) of the same side frame plate (6) are slidably connected with an inclined slider (12), and a reset assembly is provided on the inclined slider (12). 2. The film roll storage bracket according to claim 1 is characterized in that: the mobile clamping assembly includes a mobile frame (1) fixedly connected to the storage rack (3), the mobile frame (1) is provided with a lifting motor (2), a lifting frame (5) matching the lifting motor (2) is slidably connected inside the mobile frame (1), the lifting frame (5) is fixedly connected to the mobile motor (18) and a lead screw (4) connected thereto, the lead screw (4) is connected to a nut seat (14), and the nut seat (14) is fixedly connected to a telescopic splint. 3. The film roll storage bracket according to claim 2 is characterized in that the telescopic clamp includes a telescopic cylinder (15) fixedly connected to the nut seat (14), and a baffle (16) is provided in front of the telescopic cylinder (15). 4. The film roll storage bracket according to claim 1 is characterized in that: the reset assembly includes a rope (11) connected to the inclined slider (12), and the other end of the rope (11) is fixedly connected to a counterweight ring (10). 5. The film roll storage bracket according to any one of claims 1 to 4 is characterized in that the front portion of each frame plate (6) is fixedly connected to the bottom plate of the storage rack (3) through a support rod (9), and a rib plate (13) is provided at the connection between the rear end of each frame plate (6) and the storage rack (3). 6. The film roll storage bracket according to claim 5, characterized in that: each of the frame plates (6) is provided with an arc-shaped groove (8).