JP2511239Y2 - Hammer feeder - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a feeder designed for stable and quick feeding of livestock without causing food clogging.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional feeder, food is clogged and pulled out. The behavior of livestock is unreasonable. The feed amount is small and the speed is slow.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] The conventional feeder solves the problem of food jams.

[0004] The conventional feeder has a slow feed rate of feed and makes it fast.

The production cost can be minimized as compared with the conventional feeder. Also minimize trouble breakdown.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, the slide pipe 13 is attached to the vertical pipe 3 and the lower pipe 3 of the hopper type.

In order to achieve the above object, a weight is attached to the pipe 3 or the slide pipe.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, only one pipe is used in the pipe type, the height can be easily adjusted with a one-touch band, and the distance between the slide pipe 13 and the feeding tank 2 can be set. In the hopper type, the position of the lower slide stop band 4 can be arbitrarily fixed, and the interval is similarly set.

In order to achieve the above object, a safety stop rod for both the pipe type and the hopper type is provided inside the pipe by being fixed to the two feeding tanks.

[0010]

[Operation] The feeder main body 1 is attached to the fence or wall in the slaughterhouse. In the case of the pipe type, the feed carried by the automatic feeding line is supplied to the 3rd pipe by the drop pipe. The hopper type can be supplied either by hand or by an automatic feeding line.

When the livestock touches the antenna rod 11, the slide pipe 13 is pushed up through the arm 7, and the feed in this state overflows into the radiation state. When the livestock is eating the feed, the antenna bar becomes free and falls by the weight 6 attached to the arm 7. At this time, the slide pipe connected to the arm 7 is dragged off to block the feed. The feed condition is determined by adjusting the distance between the slide pipe and the feeding tank 2, adjusting the width between the lowermost part of the slide pipe and the lowermost part of the shaft pipe 3, and adjusting the slide width.

When the antenna bar is pushed up, it is also pushed backward. At this time, the antenna rod hits the slide pipe and impacts the slide pipe and the shaft pipe. When the livestock moves away from the eclipse bar, the weight 6 connected to the arm
Swings back to the original position in the central direction, at which time the slide pipe 13 and the shaft pipe 3 are struck to cause shock vibration. This vibration eliminates food blockage.

[0013] Even when sticking in the lower part of the slide pipe in the state of kneading bait occurs, it can be dropped by rubbing with the shaft pipe when sliding.

[0014]

EXAMPLES Examples will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a pipe type in which a pipe 3 is fastened and fixed by a one-touch band 9. It is fixed to the main body 1 by the arm 8. A slide pipe 13 is attached to the shaft pipe 3 of FIG. The slide width is determined by 4 stop bands. The arm 7 is attached with screws 12 from the upper portion of the slide pipe 13 in a loose state. A weight 6 is attached to the lower part of the arm, and the arm is bent in the forward direction thereof, and an antenna bar 11 is attached to the tip thereof. The axial pipe 3 is disposed inside the slide pipe at an appropriate distance from the lower portion of the slide pipe, and is located at the lowest position at a position where a gap is formed between the axial pipe 3 and the feeding tank 2 when the slide pipe moves up. Further, the adjustment after the execution can be adjusted by the one-touch band 9 and the slide stop band 4.

FIG. 2 shows a hopper type. It allows you to feed by hand. Adjusting feed up or down is determined by slide adjustment with stop band 4 as well as positioning the bottom of the slide pipe. The main body of the hopper is fixed to the main body of the feeder by the fixing bracket 8. Although the thick body is squeezed into an inverted conical shape and a bridge is apt to occur, the hammer type weight hits the bait smoothly as in the case of FIG. 1.

In FIG. 3, a safety stop rod 5 is provided in the middle of the shaft pipe 3. This is a rod that should stop the shaft pipe in case of sudden force of livestock. When it extends, the material of the pipe itself stops the natural vibration.

In FIG. 4, the bottom portion of the slide pipe is determined by loosening the one-touch band of the pipe 3.

In FIG. 5, the arm 7 is guided by a screw 12 from the upper portion of the slide pipe 13. Then, the weight 6 is fixed, and the arm changes in the forward direction to connect to the antenna bar 11. These are moved up and down, back and forth, and slightly left and right. Unnecessary movement of the pipe 3 can be safely stopped by the stop bar 5 brought out from the feeding tank 2.

[0019]

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects.

The slide pipe 13 moves up and down when the livestock touches the antenna bar. The feed will then start and stop with this exercise.

When the livestock touches the antenna rod 11, it moves up and down and at the same time it also causes a back and forth motion, which causes the weight 6 to hit the pipe 13 and to give a shock vibration to the shaft pipe 3, which causes the feed to drop smoothly. . The feed that has dropped to the bottom overflows into the feed tank instantly in a radiation state as the sly pipe rises. This speeds up the feeding of livestock and enables stress-free feeding.

The feed width can be adjusted at the slide width, the lowermost position of the slide pipe, and the lowermost position of the shaft pipe. It can be adjusted by the one-touch band 9 as well as the slide stop band 4.

When the slide pipe goes up, the outlet block due to the sticking of the bait in the feeding state, which is common in the wet feeding, is rubbed off with the shaft pipe. As a result, the present invention does not have this kind of bait bridge.

When the antenna rod is moved by livestock, an extra force is naturally applied to the slide pipe and the shaft pipe. At this time, the center of the shaft pipe is displaced due to strain, bending, bending or the like of the material body even if it is completely fixed. The present invention solves that problem by providing a safety stop rod 5. At the same time, when the pipe hits the stop bar 5, an impact vibration similar to the weight of 6 is generated in the pipe, which also has the effect of promoting the fall of the bait.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hammer feeder pipe type.
A part of the tank 2 is shown so that the feed outlet can be seen. Loosen the one-touch band 9 and move the shaft pipe up and down.
The slide pipe 13 is located above and below the stop band 4 and is connected so that if the top moves, the bottom also moves.
Axial pipes, slide pipes, antenna rods, and weights are completely fixed to the main body 1 by 8 support rods. Other than that, it is not linked anywhere. And the unnecessary stop movement 5
Water supply is stopped by 10 water dispensers.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a hopper type hammer feeder. Similarly, a part of the feeding tank 2 is shown so that the exit portion can be seen. The main body of the hopper is completely fixed to the main body of the feeder 1 by the support metal fittings of 8. For adjusting the increase or decrease of the feed, the slide stop band 4 is moved up and down and fixed to determine the bottom of the slide pipe. It is also possible to provide two stop bands on the upper side and the lower side to stop the downward movement and to prevent the lower band from increasing upward so that the slide width can be arbitrarily determined.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a pipe type.

FIG. 4 is a front view. 2 so you can see the bottom of the pipe
Is partially drawn. The top and bottom of the slide pipe are connected or integrated by a vertical plate.

FIG. 5 is a side view of a pipe type. The main body 1 and the feeding tank 2 have a cross section. The arm 7 is fixed loosely with a screw 12. Therefore, it moves like a pendulum. The arm connects the antenna bar and the weight, and the arm first moves later. From the moment the antenna bar touches the pipe, the pushing force changes upward and pushes up the slide pipe. When the livestock is to eat the food that comes out and the antenna stick is released, the weight is added to the weight of the slide pipe 6
It is attracted by the weight of and falls down. At this time, the weight vigorously hits the pipe and causes vibration to the pipe.
It is a repetition. The above situation is shown from the side. The safety stop bar 5 is shown in a state of being fixed so as to look a little into the pipe from the feeding tank 2. The shaft pipe 3 is interrupted at a position above the lowermost part of the slide pipe. This is designed so that when the slide pipe is pushed up, the gap with the surface of the feeding tank 2 is increased and a large amount of feed is discharged at one time. .

Claims (3)

(57) [Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A shaft pipe 3 for feeding feed to a feeding tank and a lower shaft pipe of a hopper 3 for feeding the feed are slidably inserted with a constant width in the vertical direction and have an antenna rod in the front and a weight in the rear. A feeder having a pair of arms, each of which is provided, pivotally supported on the upper portion of the slide pipe so as to be swingable vertically and horizontally. 2. The feeder according to claim 1, further comprising a safety stop rod projecting from the feeding tank toward the inside of the slide pipe. 3. The feeder according to claim 1, wherein the vertical sliding width of the slide vip is adjustable.