JP2956918B2 - Forming panel sorting device - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for removing a top molded panel from a horizontally stacked architectural molded panel and placing the molded panel on a carriage in a horizontal state or in a horizontally long vertical state. The present invention relates to an apparatus for sorting formed panels to be sorted.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When constructing a building, a molded panel such as an ALC panel or an extruded cement panel which has been molded into a predetermined size and shape in advance is often used. At the construction site, these molded panels are stored horizontally stacked on each floor where the panels are used. In use, it is general that two or four workers sort by holding both ends in the longitudinal direction of one formed panel at the top from a pile which is divided into right and left piles. However, when the size of the molded panel becomes large, the weight becomes impossible to be manually performed, and the above-mentioned operation by an operator becomes difficult.

Various techniques have been developed to easily and easily perform the above sorting operation. For example, the technology disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 62-59681 developed by the present applicant relates to a panel transfer jig, and is configured by attaching a holding plate and a hydraulic jack to a horizontal arm. In this technique, the horizontal panel is lifted and moved by a crane, a chain block, or the like, whereby the formed panel can be moved to a desired position.

[0004] The technique disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 3-24554 relates to a wall panel mounting device, in which the uppermost molded panel is clamped out of a pile of stacked molded panels, and the molded panel is removed. Can be moved to a predetermined mounting position in a state where it is clamped, and the molded panel can be mounted upright at this position to be mounted on a wall surface.

[0005]

Generally, at a construction site,
When various building materials and tools are stored and there is not enough space for transporting the molded panel, it is sometimes preferable to transport the molded panel in a horizontally long vertical state (small edge standing state). In order to use the technology disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 62-59681, it is necessary to provide a lifting device such as a crane or a chain block on the ceiling. Manpower is essential. This forces the worker to perform heavy labor. Further, it is difficult to design this lifting device in a small size, and it is not practical as a device capable of working in a narrow place.

On the other hand, the technique disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 3-24554 aims to transport a molded panel taken out of a mountain to a predetermined mounting position and mount the panel at that position. For this reason, it is difficult to make the removed molded panel small. Further, the device becomes large, and is not practical as a device capable of working in a narrow place.

Further, there is a problem that it is not easy to load and unload a vehicle such as a wagon when moving from one site to another site using such a sorting apparatus.
According to the present invention, it is possible to take out one uppermost molded panel from a pile of horizontally stacked molded panels and to transfer the molded panel horizontally or with a small edge to a carriage. It is another object of the present invention to provide a small-sized molded panel sorting apparatus having good stability.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a small-sized molded panel sorting apparatus which can be easily loaded and unloaded on a vehicle such as a wagon when moving.

[0009]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a molded panel sorting apparatus according to the present invention comprises a pair of horizontal frames and a pair of vertical frames erected at one end of the horizontal frames. A frame configured to be able to travel, a lifting pedestal mounted on the vertical frame and configured to be able to move up and down along the vertical frame, a hydraulic cylinder for raising and lowering the lifting pedestal, and disposed above the horizontal frame An arm having panel clamp means for clamping a forming panel and a hydraulic cylinder for operating the panel clamp means, the arm being pivotally supported by the lifting pedestal near one end, and provided on the vertical frame. Having a wire for lifting the arm and a winch for lifting the wire, raising and lowering the lifting pedestal. A hydraulic cylinder for operating the hydraulic cylinder to said panel clamping means is characterized in that the oil is supplied from a single hydraulic fluid tank.

Further, another aspect of the present invention is the above-described claim 1.
In the forming panel sorting apparatus according to the above, while supporting the wire, a wire guide that is foldable in the arm direction is provided on an upper portion of a vertical frame, and the upper portion of the vertical frame has wheels when the wire guide is folded. It is characterized by being detachably attached.

[0011]

[Function] Sorting device for the above molded panel (hereinafter "sorting device")
), Take out one panel at the top from a pile of horizontally formed molded panels (hereinafter referred to as "panels"), and place the taken-out panel in a horizontal state or with a small edge Can be transferred above.

That is, when the horizontal frame is inserted below the stacked panels, the arm having the panel clamping means is arranged above the uppermost panel. When the hydraulic cylinder is operated to lower the elevating pedestal and the panel clamping means faces the small end of the panel at the top, the panel can be clamped by operating the panel clamping means. Then, by raising the lifting pedestal and retreating the frame, the uppermost panel can be taken out from the pile of stacked panels.

In this state, the panel can be transported in a horizontal state by lowering the elevating pedestal and transferring the panel to the carriage. Also, when the winch is operated and the arm is lifted and the lifting pedestal is lowered, the panel moves up and down around the rotation fulcrum provided on the lifting pedestal. Can be. Therefore, by transferring the panel to the carriage in this state, the panel can be conveyed in a state where the panel is set to a small end.

Further, since the hydraulic cylinder for raising and lowering the lifting pedestal and the hydraulic cylinder for operating the panel clamping means are supplied with oil from a single pressurized oil tank, the structure of the hydraulic system is made compact. In addition to this, a fulcrum such as a lever for operating the hydraulic system can be concentrated, and a sorting device excellent in operability can be obtained. Furthermore, it is possible to arrange this pressure oil tank at the center of the apparatus, and by arranging it near the center of gravity of the sorting apparatus, the stability is improved.

A wire guide provided on the upper part of the vertical frame and supporting the wire is made foldable in the arm direction, and the wheel is detachably attached when the wire guide is folded. Is turned over by 90 degrees and can be moved by the wheels and the wheels attached to the frame, so that loading and unloading to the vehicle can be easily performed.

[0016]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One embodiment of a sorting apparatus according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a side view of the sorting apparatus, FIG.
3 is a front view of the sorting device, FIG. 3 is a top view of the sorting device, FIG. 4 is a circuit diagram of hydraulic pressure, FIG. 5 is a top view of a portion of the hydraulic circuit constituting a pressure oil tank and the like, and FIG. FIG. 7 is a side view showing a sorting device that has been turned over and is movable, FIG. 8 is a schematic side view illustrating the operation of the sorting device, and FIG. FIG. 10 is a schematic side view when the clamped panel is transferred to the trolley while holding the horizontal state, and FIG. 10 is a schematic side view when the clamped panel is transferred to the trolley with the small edge standing.

The sorting apparatus of the present invention is operated by an operator to take out the uppermost panel from a pile of horizontally stacked panels on a floor of a building construction site via a pillow, and remove the taken-out panel. It is configured such that it can be transferred to a trolley while being held in a horizontal state, or can be transferred to a trolley in a state in which the taken-out panel is set up with a small edge.

In FIG. 1, a frame 1 has a pair of horizontal frames 1a arranged on both sides in the left-right direction (left-right direction in FIG. 2), and one end (FIG. 1) of the horizontal frame 1a.
(Hereinafter, referred to as “rear”). The frame 1 is formed by connecting the horizontal frame 1a and the vertical frame 1b to each other by a plurality of connecting members 1c.

In this embodiment, the vertical frame 1b is formed by a pipe, and also serves as a guide rail for guiding the lifting pedestal 21 to be described later. The material for forming the vertical frame 1b is not limited to the pipe alone, but may be formed using a section steel such as a C section steel as described later. Road wheels 8 each of which cannot change direction are provided at an end of the horizontal frame 1a opposite to the vertical frame 1b (right side in FIG. 1, hereinafter referred to as "front").
Is attached. Further, a steering wheel 9 capable of changing the direction by a bracket is attached to the lower end of the vertical frame 1a.

Therefore, it is possible for the operator to move the frame 1 in a desired direction by operating while pushing and pulling the vertical frame 1b. The elevating pedestal 21 is mounted on the vertical frame 1b, and moves up and down along the frame 1b, thereby raising and lowering an arm 12, which will be described later. The elevating pedestal 21 is constituted by a pair of plates provided corresponding to the pair of vertical frames 1b and a connecting member for connecting these plates to each other, and a plurality of rollers are provided at predetermined positions of the plates by the vertical frame. 1b.

A bracket is fixed to the plate of the lifting pedestal 21. An arm stopper 23 for restricting the rotation angle of the arm 12 protrudes from the bracket, and the arm 12 is rotatably supported by a rotation pin 24.
The arm stopper 23 is an arm mounted on the pivot pin 24
The rotation angle of 12 is restricted to about 90 degrees. Therefore, when the arm 12 is in the horizontal state, the arm stopper 23
Is fixed to the bracket so that the front end surface of the arm stopper 23 can contact the upper surface of the arm member when the arm 12 is in the vertical state. .

An elevating hydraulic cylinder 10 for driving the elevating pedestal 21 is provided at an intermediate position of the vertical frame 1b.
And a pedal 3 for operating a lifting pump and a lifting valve 2 for opening and closing the hydraulic pressure.
A conductive member 25 such as a chain or a wire having a length set in accordance with the ascending / descending distance is stretched. Conductive member
25 are fixed to the connecting member 1c of the frame 1 and the connecting member of the lifting pedestal 21, respectively.

A rotary member 26 such as a sprocket or a wire sheep corresponding to the transmission member 25 is rotatably mounted on the rod 10a of the lifting hydraulic cylinder 10. The elevating hydraulic cylinder 10 receives pressure oil generated by operating the elevating pump pedal 3 and rises, and is lowered by releasing the pressure oil by the elevating valve 2. By manually operating the lift valve 2, the valve of pressure oil can be opened and closed to apply hydraulic pressure to the lift hydraulic cylinder 10 or to release the pressure currently being applied.

Accordingly, the lifting valve 2 is operated to close the valve, and the lifting pump pedal 3 is stepped on to raise the rod 10a of the lifting hydraulic cylinder 10, thereby moving the lifting pedestal 21 along the vertical frame 1b. It is possible to raise. When the lift pedestal 21 is in the raised position, the lift oil is returned to the pressure oil tank by operating the lift valve 2 to move the lift pedestal 21 down along the vertical frame 1b. It is possible to do.

In this embodiment, a chain is used as the conductive member 25, and a sprocket is used as the rotating member 26. The arm 12 is configured as shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. In the figure, a pair of arm members are arranged in the left and right direction (up and down direction in FIG. 3) of the arm 12, and the arm members are connected by two connecting members 12a.

At the center of the connecting member 12a, a mounting bracket for mounting a wire 19 of a small-end stand winch 6, which will be described later, protrudes forward. The end of the wire 19 is detachably attached to the mounting bracket with the shackle 7 for fixing the wire. The mounting bracket is provided so as to be located forward of the center of the arm 12 in the front-rear direction.

At a predetermined position of the arm member, a thickness adjusting stopper 16 is attached. If an initial setting is made according to the thickness of the panel to be clamped, the arm 12 is simply placed on the panel to apply the clamp. The pressure position can be at a desired position on the panel. The panel stopper 16 is a rod in the vertical direction in FIG. 1, and a plate formed in a circular or square shape is fixed to one end portion, and a rubber plate is adhered to this plate. The rod is configured to stop according to the thickness of the panel to be clamped.

The arm member of the arm 12 is provided with a clamp fixing plate 13 and a clamp pressing plate 15 serving as panel clamping means for clamping the panel. The clamp fixing plate 13 is arranged on the front side of the arm member and is configured to be movable and fixed along the arm member. That is, a number that can be fixed every stroke or less of the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11
The front side of the arm member can be slid by a clamp fixing plate attaching / detaching lever 14 into a hole provided in the arm member every cm.

The clamp pressurizing plate 15 operates in conjunction with the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11, receives pressure oil generated by operating the clamp pump lever 5, and operates in the clamp direction.
The clamp is released by releasing the pressure oil by the clamp valve 4. By manually operating the clamp valve 4, the pressure oil valve can be opened and closed to apply a hydraulic pressure to the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 or release the pressure currently applied.

In this embodiment, a hydraulic pressure regulating valve is provided in the hydraulic system of the clamp so that a pressure exceeding a certain level is not applied to the clamping force. Also, a spring 27 is provided so that when the pressure of the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 is released, the cylinder immediately returns. Clamp fixing plate
A rubber plate is attached to the part 13 and the clamp pressing plate 15 in contact with the panel. The clamp pressure plate 15 is connected to the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 via a bracket member 29 and a pin 28.
It is configured to operate by. Thereby, the clamp pressing plate in a small edge standing state (FIG. 10) described later.
15 can be lowered near the floor surface, so that even those with a low panel receiving surface can cope with the dolly D to be stable. Also, the reason why the clamp pressing plate 15 is provided on the vertical frame side is that panels of various widths can be mounted on the cart D having a constant height. The upright panel can be opened.

The vertical frame 1b is provided with a small-end standing winch 6 for suspending the arm 12, and a wire 19 is provided from the arm 12 through a pulley at the upper end of a wire guide 17 provided on the upper part of the vertical frame 1b. It is wound around the winch cylinder. The winch 6 raises or lowers the arm 12 by lifting the arm 12 or lowering the arm 12 while applying a lifting force to the arm 12.
About the pivot pin of the arm.
The panel clamped at 12 is used to make small panels.
Further, the wire guide 17 is configured to be folded in the arm direction about the rotation pin 24.

The winch 6 has a brake of a ratchet mechanism which is a reverse rotation preventing mechanism, and a small-end standing winch handle 6a for rotating the winding drum is attached. The arm 12 provided with the thickness adjustment stopper 16 and the panel clamp mechanism as described above is mounted so as to be rotatable around the rotation pin 24 of the lifting pedestal 21. As described above, the rotation angle of the arm 12 is regulated to about 90 degrees by the upper surface of the arm member abutting against the lower surface of the arm stopper protruding from the elevating pedestal 21 and the front end.

The clamp pump lever 5 for operating the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 and the clamp valve 4 for opening and closing the operating pressure oil are attached to a hydraulic switching device 29 fixed to the vertical frame 1b. The pressure oil for operating the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 and the pressure oil for operating the lifting / lowering cylinder 10 are supplied from a single pressure oil tank in the hydraulic switching device 29.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a hydraulic circuit of this embodiment. The pressurized oil is stored in a pressurized oil tank 30 and is supplied to a lifting pump 33 via a check valve 39 and further to a lifting cylinder 10 via a check valve 37. The pressurized oil is supplied from the pressurized oil tank 30 to the clamp pump 34 via a check valve 40, and is further supplied to the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 via a check valve 38.
Supplied to The hydraulic oil of the lifting cylinder 31 is a lifting valve
By opening 35, it is returned to the pressure oil tank 30. Also,
The pressure oil of the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 is returned to the pressure oil tank 30 by opening the clamp valve 36.

FIG. 5 shows a hydraulic switching device 29 forming such a hydraulic circuit. In the figure, the same components as those in FIG. 4 are denoted by the same reference numerals. The pressure oil tank 30 is provided on the outer periphery of the lifting hydraulic cylinder 10. Referring again to FIG. 5, the pressure oil in the pressure oil tank 30 passes through an oil passage 41 and is supplied to a lifting pump 33 via a check valve 39. Further, the oil is supplied to the lift cylinder 10 through the oil passage 42 through the oil passage 44 through the oil passage 42 and the check valve 37. Pressurized oil is stored in the pressure oil tank 30.
Through the oil passage 46 and through the check valve 40 to the clamp pump 34
And supplied to the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 through the oil passages 48 and 49 via the check valve 38. The pressure oil in the lifting cylinder 10 is returned to the pressure oil tank 30 through the oil passages 44 and 45 by switching the lifting valve 35. The pressure oil in the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 is returned to the pressure oil tank 30 through the oil passages 49 and 50 by switching the clamp valve 36.

As described above, the hydraulic oil tank 30 is provided at the center of the hydraulic switching device 29, and the lifting cylinder 10 is provided at the center thereof.
36 can be arranged in close proximity to the left and right. Therefore, the operation of the elevating valve, the clamp valve, the elevating pump pedal, and the clamp pump lever can be performed very efficiently. In addition, the pressure oil tank is generally heavy, and it is not necessary to arrange this pressure oil tank at the end of the sorting device or to arrange the lifting pump pedal and the clamp pump lever to which force is applied at the end of the sorting device. The stability of the sorting device is also improved.

Next, an operation procedure when the panel is clamped by the sorting device configured as described above and sorted on a bogie (not shown) will be described with reference to FIG. First, the clamp fixing plate 13 is set by the clamp fixing plate attaching / detaching lever 14 in accordance with the width of the panel to be sorted. This operation is performed by moving the clamp fixing plate 13 attached to the arm member along the arm member so that the distance from the clamp pressing plate 15 corresponds to the width of the panel, and then fixing the clamp fixing plate 13. Will be Here, the panel is generally formed with a preset module size. Therefore, it is not necessary to adjust the position of the clamp fixing plate 13 for each panel. In this embodiment, the clamp fixing plate
Set the distance between 13 and the clamp pressure plate 15 to 5 to 30 from the panel width.
mm set wider.

Next, the elevating hydraulic cylinder 10 is operated by the elevating pump pedal 3 to move the elevating pedestal 21 to the vertical frame 1.
By raising the arm 12 along the line b, the arm 12 is raised to a position higher than the height of the pile of the panels stacked on the floor. At this time, due to the weight of the arm 12, a turning torque in the clockwise direction in FIG. 1 acts on the turning pin around the turning pin, and the upper surface of the arm 12 comes into contact with the lower surface of the arm stopper 23. Maintain the state and rise.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3A, the sorting device A is advanced and inserted from the side of the stacked panels, and the arm 12 is arranged above the uppermost panel.
When the hydraulic oil of the lifting hydraulic cylinder 10 is returned to the tank, the lifting pedestal 21 descends as shown in FIG. 4B, and the panel stopper attached to the arm 12 comes into contact with the upper surface of the panel, and the lifting pedestal 21 stops. I do.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3C, pressure oil is supplied to the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 by the clamp phone lever 5 so that the rod of the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11 projects. Thus, both sides of the panel are clamped by the clamp mechanism. After confirming that the panel is securely clamped by the clamp mechanism, operate the elevating hydraulic cylinder 10 again to raise the arm 12, thereby separating the panel clamped by the clamp mechanism from the peaks of other panels. It is possible. 9A and FIG. 10 by retracting the sorting device A.
It is possible to sort the panel B at the top as shown in FIG.

The case where the panel B sorted by the sorting device A is transferred onto the carriage C while maintaining the horizontal state will be described with reference to FIG. First, the sorting device A with the panel B clamped is opposed to the carriage C, and the small-end standing winch 6 is not operated, that is, the ratchet mechanism of the winch is set in the free state, or the wire 19 is removed from the lifting pedestal 21. In this state, the lifting pedestal 21 is lowered. At this time,
The arm 12 which clamps the panel B descends with the upper surface of the rear end contacting the lower surface of the thickness adjusting stopper 16.
That is, the arm 12 and the panel B are lowered while maintaining the horizontal state, and the panel B is placed on the upper surface of the carriage C and stops descending as shown in FIG. Thereafter, by operating the clamp pump lever 5 to retract the rod of the clamp hydraulic cylinder 11, and releasing the clamp on the panel, it is possible to transfer the product onto the panel B carriage C as shown in FIG. It is.

A case where the panel B sorted by the sorting apparatus A is transferred to the carriage D in a small edged state will be described with reference to FIG. First, the sorting device A with the panel B clamped faces the carriage D, the wire 19 is wound by the handle 6a of the small-end stand winch 6, and a lifting force is applied to the arm 12. At this time, when the arm 12 is at a position higher than the sum of the height of the mounting surface of the carriage D and the width of the panel B from the floor, it is sufficient to wind the wire 19 to such an extent that the wire 19 is tensioned. When the arm 12 is at a position lower than the above-mentioned size, the arm 12 is raised and then tension is similarly applied to the wire 19, or the wire 19 is wound up by the small-end standing winch 6, and the arm 12 is wound.
Need to be rotated counterclockwise about the rotation pin.

Next, as shown in FIGS.
When the elevating pedestal 21 is lowered from the above state, the arm 12 rotates counterclockwise about the pivot pin due to the tension of the wire 19 and the lowering of the elevating pedestal 21. Therefore, the panel B clamped by the clamp mechanism 18 can be set up with the rear side downward and the front side upward. When the side of the panel B comes into contact with the upper surface of the carriage D, the clamp valve 4 is operated to retract the rods 11a and 11b of the clamp hydraulic pressure 11, and the clamp on the panel B is released to thereby cancel the clamp on the panel B (D). The panel B can be transferred onto the carriage D as shown in FIG.

Next, after the sorting operation is completed, the sorting device can be turned over to be movable. FIG. 7 is a side view showing the sorting apparatus which has been turned over and is movable, and FIG. 6 is a view showing a state where detachable wheels are mounted on the upper part of the vertical frame. First, the wire guide 17 is rotated 90 ° in the arm direction, and the attachment wheel 18 attached to the arm 12 is attached to the upper end of the vertical frame 1b. Next, the steering wheel 9 is fixed with the steering wheel stopper 9a. The steering wheel stopper 9a may be, for example, a pin. In this state, the sorting device is turned over by 90 °, and as shown in FIG.
Then, it becomes movable. This state is low,
It can be easily mounted on low-height vehicles. Also,
Easy loading and unloading on vehicles.

[0045]

As described above in detail, according to the sorting apparatus of the present invention, the uppermost panel is taken out from the pile of horizontally stacked panels, and the taken-out panel is placed horizontally or The hydraulic cylinder for raising and lowering the lifting pedestal and the hydraulic cylinder for operating the panel clamp means can be supplied with oil from a single pressurized oil tank. Therefore, a light and small machine that can be used even in a small narrow place can be used, and a fulcrum such as a lever for operating the hydraulic system can be concentrated, so that a sorting device excellent in operability can be obtained. Furthermore, it is possible to arrange this pressure oil tank at the center of the apparatus, and by arranging it near the center of gravity of the sorting apparatus, the stability is improved.

Further, since the wire guide is folded in the arm direction and detachable wheels are attached to this portion, loading and unloading to and from the vehicle during long-distance movement is easy. With such improved operability, it is possible to easily perform panel sorting work on a small-scale construction site, and to release workers from heavy labor by performing transport work using a trolley. it can. In addition, since the panel can be easily set to a small edge, it can be easily transported even in a small site.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of a sorting device.

FIG. 2 is a front view of a sorting device.

FIG. 3 is a top view of the sorting device.

FIG. 4 is a circuit diagram of hydraulic pressure.

FIG. 5 is a top view of a hydraulic pressure switching device constituting a pressure oil tank and the like in the hydraulic circuit.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a state in which detachable wheels are mounted on an upper part of a vertical frame.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing the sorting device that has been overturned and has become movable.

FIG. 8 is a schematic side view illustrating the operation of the sorting device.

FIG. 9 is a schematic side view when the clamped panel is transferred to a carriage while maintaining a horizontal state.

FIG. 10 is a schematic side view when the clamped panel is transferred to a carriage in a state where the panel is set to a small end.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List A Sorting device B Panel C, D Cart 1 Frame 1a Horizontal frame 1b Vertical frame 2 Elevating valve 3 Elevating pump pedal 4 Clamp valve 5 Clamp pump lever 6 Small end standing winch 6a Small end standing winch handle 7 Wire fixing shackle 8 Road wheel 9 Steering Wheel 9a Steering Wheel Stopper 9b Brake 10 Lifting Hydraulic Cylinder 11 Clamp Hydraulic Cylinder 12 Arm 13 Clamp Fixing Plate 14 Clamp Fixing Plate Detachment Lever 15 Clamp Pressing Plate 16 Thickness Adjusting Stopper 17 Wire Guide 18 Attachment Wheel 19 Wire 21 Lifting Base 23 Arm stopper 24 Rotating pin 25 Conductive member 26 Rotating member 27 Spring 28 Pin 29 Bracket

Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. A runnable frame having a pair of horizontal frames and a pair of vertical frames erected at one end of the horizontal frames, and mounted on the vertical frames along the vertical frames. An elevating pedestal configured to be able to elevate and lower, a hydraulic cylinder for elevating and lowering the elevating pedestal, a molding panel disposed above the horizontal frame and having one end near the one end rotatably supported by the elevating pedestal; An arm having a panel clamping means for clamping the arm and a hydraulic cylinder for operating the panel clamping means, a wire provided on the vertical frame for lifting the arm, and a winch for lifting the wire, the lifting pedestal The hydraulic cylinder for raising and lowering and the hydraulic cylinder for operating the panel clamping means are An apparatus for sorting formed panels, wherein oil is supplied from a pressurized oil tank. 2. A wire guide supporting the wire and being foldable in the arm direction is provided on an upper portion of a vertical frame, and the upper portion of the vertical frame is detachably attached to a wheel when the wire guide is folded. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the apparatus is arranged as follows.