JPH0223923A - Flat plate press - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To simplify constitution and to achieve good operability by placing a press plate at an angle to the horizontal surface, connecting it with press hooks, placing a shaft turned with a press lever above the press plate, and providing a through hole for wet cloths. CONSTITUTION: Sidewall 18 and a back wall 20 support a press plate 22 at an angle from 30 to 60 degrees, preferably at an angle of about 45 degrees, to the horizontal surface. The press plate 22 is fitted at its lower part with an upward bulge or a slip prevention device 24, and supports wet cloth which is spread over the press plate 22. The press plate 22 and the edge or a slip prevention device 24 are provided with through holes 36. A press hook 34 is curved convexly against the press plate 22, and makes line contact with the press plate or the support of the wet cloth between them. An attachment 32 and the press hook 34 are placed radially at an angle of 20 to 40 degrees, preferably at an angle of about 30 degrees, to press lever 28, and move to the same angle ahead of a press lever 28 in the direction of movement.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a method for producing wet fabrics, which can be pressed with a press plate, spread on a support consisting of a press plate with flow-through openings. Related to flat plate presses for similar presses.

Presses for pressing wet fabrics are known from the prior art. This press requires a moist cover placed over a receptacle, such as a bucket, which is pressed between a bottom and a lid that are movable relative to each other.

Flat plate presses of this type consume more material and are therefore more expensive, since a more complete lid outside the base is essential for the pressing process6.

Embodiments of the invention The invention is based on the problem of constructing a press that is simpler than previously known presses in terms of material consumption and construction as mentioned at the outset.

In the present invention, the press plate is arranged inclined with respect to the horizontal,
This was achieved by arranging a shaft further above the press plate which is torsionally strongly connected to at least one press hook and which can be rotated by the press lever.

The press of the present invention is provided with a lower front side having a bulge or edge which is essentially raised upwards, depending on the purpose, for supporting wet fabrics.

The angle of inclination of the flat press with respect to the horizontal plane, ie in practice the floor, is approximately 30° to 60°, preferably approximately 45°.

In the direction of actuation, the squeeze hook advantageously precedes the squeeze lever at an angle of about 20° to 40°, preferably about 30°.

The press hook strikes directly against the support base or support plate of the wet fabric, thereby forming a second press plate for the wet fabric.

Therefore, the flat plate press of the present invention does not require a lid or an upper part, which is provided as an upper press plate in the case of a conventional flat plate press.

Embodiment Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described based on a drawing showing a schematic perspective view of a flat plate press of the present invention.

The flat plate press shown in Figure 1! O has a console 12 shown only schematically with a horizontal column 14 and a vertical column 16 for the normal working position. The two struts are fixed to each other or formed into a body. The two consoles 12 are spaced apart from each other and are connected to each other by a back wall 20. Further, each console 12 is provided with a side wall 18 inside.

The side walls 18 and the rear wall 20 support a press plate 22 which is arranged at an angle relative to the bottom or horizontal plane, the angle of inclination being e.g.
° to 60°, preferably about 45°.

The press plate 22 has an upwardly erected bulge or cleat 24 on its lower, laterally extending edge to support wet fabrics spread on the press plate 22.

The press plate 22 and the edge or cleat 24 have through holes 36
It is equipped with

Although not shown in the drawings, the press plate 22 can be covered with a rubber coating such as sponge, depending on the purpose, and is also provided with through holes.

Such rubber coatings crush hard dirt particles, e.g. pebbles or the like, which may be introduced into the headdresses of wet textiles, when pressed by the soft material of the rubber coating. It has the advantage of achieving a high degree of dryness despite strongly crushing foreign objects.

A horizontal shaft 26 is arranged in the upper part of the press plate 22 so as to be able to rotate at the tip of the vertical column 16, the corresponding shaft float being provided with a perforation for this purpose. If desired, this bearing can be a simple journal bearing suitable for drilling or a rolling bearing.

The shaft 26 is provided with a perpendicularly extending squeeze lever 28, which has a grip 30 and is made rigidly connected to the shaft 26 or as part of it.

If necessary, one such squeeze lever 28 can be provided on each side of the shaft 26.

As shown in FIG.
It extends slightly outward and forward.

For example, two hangers 32 are provided on the shaft 26, which are spaced apart from each other and are tightly connected to each other in a torsion manner, thereby being in each case firmly connected to a squeeze hook 34.

The press hook 34 is curved convexly relative to the press plate 22, so that a line contact is formed between it and the press plate or the support of the wet fabric therebetween.

The width of the squeeze hook 34 can be of any size in the direction of the axis 26 depending on the purpose and the actual requirements.

For example, it can be 2 to 3 cts, or if desired, both pressing hooks 34 can be connected to each other to form a single pressing hook.

The hanger 32 and its squeeze hook 34 are radial with respect to the squeeze lever 28 at an angle of e.g. 20° to 40°, preferably about 30”, and precede the squeeze lever 28 by this angle in the direction of actuation. Move like this.

For this purpose, the pressing lever 28 can be moved forward almost horizontally so that the pressing hook 34 on the support of the wet fabric placed on the press plate 22 reaches the device.

During operation, the plate press of the invention can be placed in a receptacle, such as a bucket, or suspended.

The squeeze lever 28 and with it the squeeze hook 34 are returned to a non-operating position 90° above the aforementioned position by means of a return spring, which is not explained. Place the wet fabric spread out on the support base of the press plate 22 in this position, and then tilt the squeeze lever 28 forward and then downward to press the press hook 34 onto the support plate of the support base for the wet fabric. Ru.

After pressing the wet fabrics, the press lever 28 is released and the above-mentioned return spring returns the press hook 34 to the initial tilted position, thereby moving the support and the dewatered wet fabrics back into the flat press. It can be taken out from.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the flat plate press of the present invention. lO... Flat plate press 12... Console 14.
16・Strut 18・Side wall 20・Back wall
22... Press plate 24... Anti-slip 26
...Shaft 28...Compression lever 30...Grip 32
... Hanging hand 34 ... Squeezing hook 36 ... Through hole Patent applicant Henkel Kommandit Gesellschaft Auf Akchen Agent

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. For pressing wet fabrics spread on a support stand,
A press plate (22) is arranged to be inclined with respect to a horizontal plane, and is twisted and strongly connected to at least one pressing hook (34), and a shaft (26) that can be rotated by a pressing lever (28) is attached to the press plate (22). A flat plate press consisting of a press plate located above with flow-through openings for pressable wet fabrics. 2. The inclination angle of the press plate (22) is approximately 30° to 60°,
2. A flat plate press according to claim 1, in particular at an angle of about 45[deg.]. 3. A bulge or rim (2
4) The flat plate press according to claim 1 or 2, comprising: 4. The pressing hook (34) is approximately 20° to 40° in the operating direction,
4. Flat plate press according to claim 1, wherein the press lever (28) is preceded by an angle of about 30[deg.]. 5. The flat plate press according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the steam generated by the wet fabrics spread on the second press plate can be sent directly to the support for the wet fabrics through the pressing hook (34). .