JPH0614112U - Cylindrical storage rack - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Corrected) [Purpose] When removing a cylinder such as a drum from the shelf, rotate the stopper upward while holding the cylinder inward and hold and fix it horizontally by yourself. It can be so. [Structure] A hole 4 is formed in an inner side plate 44 at both ends of an intermediate beam 21 on the upper end of each shelf of a rack for storing a cylindrical body in a sideways manner.
The bracket 41 having 5 is fixed, and the bracket 4
The hole 45 of the inner plate 44 of at least one of the brackets 41 of 1 is made into a horizontal long hole, and the lower plate 46 is projected inward of the shelf, and the stopper 40 is inserted into the hole 45 of the inner plate 44 of both brackets 41. At the position where the tips of the arms 40a on both sides are pivotally supported by the pins 50, and both ends of the stopper 40 are locked to the end support columns 20 of the shelf, and the stopper 40 is rotated to the upper inside of the shelf to be horizontal, When the stopper 40 is slid along the long hole 45 with the pin 50 toward the outside of the shelf, the locking pin 51 to be placed on the lower plate 46 of the bracket 41 is attached to at least one arm 40a of the stopper 40. Fix it.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a rack for storing a cylindrical body such as a drum can in a horizontal manner, and more specifically, a cylindrical body storage rack having a locking mechanism that ensures the fall prevention of the cylindrical body such as a drum can and facilitates removal. It is about.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, in racks in which cylinders such as drums are stored sideways, stoppers are provided at the end of each shelf to prevent them from falling. As an example thereof, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, stoppers 26 having arms at both ends are provided on the upper side of the ends of the racks 25 of the rack 24 for storing the cylinder sideways so as to be rotatable inward and upward. Some have a holding fitting 31 for holding the stopper 26 at a position where the stopper 26 is rotated inward and upward. (See Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 2-147405)

The stopper 26 for preventing the drop can press the upper part of the cylindrical body even if the cylindrical body such as the drum can D placed on each shelf 25 is swung with great force, and the cylindrical body is prevented. It does not fall off the shelf 25. Also, when the cylindrical body is put into the shelf 25, the stopper 26 is pushed upward by the cylindrical body to rotate inward, so that the worker lifts the stopper, so that the operator can go down the forklift or climb the shelf. The cylindrical body can be easily accommodated and mounted in the shelf 25 without the need.

By the way, when the cylindrical body is taken out from the shelf 25, the stopper 26 is rotated inward and upward while keeping the cylindrical body pushed inward of the shelf 25 to keep the stopper 26 horizontal. The pin 34 of the holding metal fitting 31 shown in FIG. 7 is projected below the side edge, and the stopper 26 is held by the pin 34 to open the end of the shelf 25. It takes two people to do it safely. That is, one person holds the cylindrical body inside the shelf 25 so that the cylindrical body does not fall outward, and the other person rotates the stopper 26 upward with the left hand to keep it horizontal, and the holding metal fitting with the right hand. Since it is necessary to project the pin 34 of 31 to the lower side of one side of the stopper 26, the workability was extremely poor.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Therefore, in the present invention, when removing the cylindrical body from the shelf, the stopper to prevent the fall is made so that the stopper can be rotated and held horizontally while holding the cylindrical body inward of the shelf so that it can be held alone. The present invention intends to provide a cylindrical storage rack equipped with.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The cylindrical storage rack of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems has a rack having a hole in the inner plate at each end of the intermediate beam above the end of each rack of the rack storing the cylinder sideways. When fixed, make the hole of the inner plate of at least one of the brackets a horizontal long hole and project the lower plate inward of the shelf, and insert the arms on both sides of the stopper into the holes of the inner plate of both brackets. The tip of the is pivoted with pins, and both ends of the stopper are locked to the end columns of the shelf, and the stopper is rotated to the upper inside of the shelf to be horizontal, and the pin is used along the long hole. It is characterized in that a locking pin, which is placed on the lower plate of the bracket when the stopper is slid toward the outside of the shelf, is fixed to at least one arm of the stopper.

[0007]

[Action]

 The cylindrical storage rack of the present invention configured as described above is fixed to both ends of the intermediate beam on the upper side of the end even if the cylindrical bodies such as drums placed on the shelves are swung with force. Since both arms are pivotally supported by the bracket, and the upper part of the cylinder is stopped by the stoppers that are locked to the columns at both ends, the cylinder does not fall from the shelf. When removing the cylinder, one worker pushes the cylinder inward with one hand, and with the other hand, rotates the stopper to the inside of the shelf to make it horizontal, and then the outside of the shelf. By sliding the locking pin fixed to at least one arm of the stopper on the lower plate of the bracket to support the stopper, the cylindrical body can be prevented from accidentally falling. Since the end of the shelf is open and one worker can use both hands, it is possible to safely and continuously take out the cylinders while alternately pressing the cylinders. Furthermore, when inserting the cylinder into the shelf, the stopper pushes on the cylinder to rotate it inwardly upward, so there is no need for workers to climb the shelf and lift the stopper, and the cylinder can be easily placed inside the shelf. Can be stored and placed.

[0008]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the cylindrical storage rack of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of intermediate beams 21 are fixed between the left and right columns 20 with a certain space in the vertical direction. Structures 22 are arranged in parallel in the front-rear direction at regular intervals, and shelf beams 23 are erected and fixed at the left and right ends between the intermediate beams 21 of the plurality of structures 22, respectively. 24 are configured. Above the front and rear end portions (only the front end portion is shown in the figure) of each shelf 25 of the cylindrical storage rack 24, a stopper 40 is provided rotatably inward and upward.

That is, as shown in FIG. 2, brackets 41 are fixedly installed below the ends of the intermediate beam 21 above the ends of the shelves 25, and the bracket 41 includes a member 42 having a plane L shape and a side L shape. The flat plate L-shaped member 42 has a horizontal long hole 45 in the inner plate 44 of the flat L-shaped member 42, and the lower plate 46 of the side L-shaped member 43 projects inward. The outer plate 47 and the vertical plate 48 of the L-shaped side member 43 are overlapped with each other and are attached to the lower sides of both ends of the intermediate beam 21 by bolts and nuts 49. In this way, the distal ends of the arms 40a on both sides of the stopper 40 are pivoted by the pins 50 into the horizontal elongated holes 45 of the bracket 41 attached to the lower ends of the intermediate beams 21 above the ends of the shelves 25. The stopper 40 is supported, and both ends of the stopper 40 are locked to the column 20, and the stopper 40 is rotated upwardly inside the shelf 25 to be horizontal, and the stopper 40 is provided along the long hole 45 by the pin 50. Locking pins 51, which are placed on the lower plate 46 of the bracket 41 when the rack is slid toward the outside of the shelf 25, are fixed to the arms 40a on both sides of the stopper 40.

In the cylindrical body storage rack 24 of the embodiment configured as described above, when the drums D placed on the respective shelves 25 from the rear end are swiftly rotated to the front end, the respective shelves are moved. As shown in FIG. 2, a stopper 40 is suspended and supported by a pin 50 on a horizontal long hole 45 of a bracket 41 on the upper side of the front end of the bracket 25, and both ends of the stopper 40 are attached to the left and right columns 20. Since the rotation of the shelf 25 is stopped by the stopper 40, the stopper 40 presses the upper portion of the drum can D as shown in FIG. 3 to prevent the drum can D from rising and the drum can D falls from the shelf 25. There is nothing to do.

When the drum can D is taken out of the shelf 25, one worker holds the drum can D inward with the one hand with one hand and rotates the stopper 40 with the other hand inside the shelf 25. It is made horizontal as shown by the chain line, and is slid toward the outside of the shelf 25 by the pin 50 along the long hole 45 to fix the locking pin 51 fixed to the arms 40a on both sides of the stopper 40. Is placed on the lower plate 46 of the bracket 41 to support the stopper 40, and the front end of the shelf 25 is opened. In this way, the drum can D on the shelf 25 can be safely and continuously taken out while alternately holding the cylindrical bodies by allowing the worker to use both hands. After removing the drum D, the stopper 40 is slid inward of the shelf 25 to disengage the locking pin 51 from the lower plate 46 of the bracket 41, and the stopper 40 is rotated downward by its own weight, as shown in FIG. The upper end of the shelf 25 is located above and the front end of the shelf 25 is closed.

When the drum can D is put into the shelf 25 from the front end, even if the stopper 40 is suspended and supported so that the front end is closed, as shown in FIG. 5, the stopper 40 is pushed from outside by the drum can D. As a result, since the stopper 40 rotates inward and upward, it is not necessary for an operator to lift the stopper 40, and the drum can D can be easily accommodated and placed in the shelf 25. In the above embodiment, the locking pin 51 for supporting the stopper 40 on the lower plate 46 of the bracket 41 may be provided only on one side of the working passage, and the locking pin 51 is mounted accordingly. The lower plate 46 may be protruded inward of the shelf 25 only on one side of the bracket 41.

Further, in the above embodiment, the long holes 45 for sliding the stopper 40 to the outside of the shelf are provided in the inner side plates 44 of the brackets 41 on both sides, but are provided only in the inner side plate 44 of one bracket 41, and the other side. The inner plate 44 of the bracket 41 may be provided with a loose circular hole through which the stopper 40 can rotate upward, and the stopper 40 may be slid to the outside of the shelf on one bracket 41 side.

[0014]

[Effect of device]

 As can be seen from the above description, in the cylindrical body storage rack of the present invention, when the cylindrical body is taken out from the shelf, one worker holds the cylindrical body inside the shelf with one hand and the stopper with the other hand. Rotate the inside of the shelf upward to make it horizontal, slide it toward the outside of the shelf, and place the locking pin fixed on at least one arm of the stopper on the bottom plate of the bracket. Since the ends of the shelves are opened by supporting them by the support, the workability is good, and the cylindrical body can be continuously taken out, and the work can be carried out efficiently.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a main part of a cylindrical body storage rack according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the inside of the front end of each shelf of the cylindrical storage rack of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state where the drum can at the end of the shelf is pressed by a stopper.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing a state in which the stopper is supported by being rotated upward and inside the shelf.

FIG. 5 is a side view showing a state in which a drum can is accommodated and placed on a shelf while pushing up a stopper.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a main part of a conventional cylindrical storage rack.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the inside of the front end of each shelf of a conventional cylindrical storage rack.

[Explanation of symbols]

 21 Intermediate Beam 24 Cylindrical Housing Rack 25 Shelf 40 Stopper 40a Arm 41 Bracket 44 Inner Plate 45 Long Hole 46 Lower Plate 50 Pin 51 Locking Pin

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A bracket having holes in an inner plate is fixed to both ends of an intermediate beam on an upper side of an end of each rack of a rack for storing a cylindrical body sideways, and at least one of the brackets is fixed. The hole of the inner plate of is made a horizontal long hole, the lower plate is projected inward of the shelf, and the tips of the arms on both sides of the stopper are pivotally supported by the pins in the holes of the inner plate of both brackets. When both ends of the stopper are locked to the end columns of the shelf and the stopper is rotated to the upper inside of the shelf to be horizontal and the stopper is slid toward the outside of the shelf along the long hole with a pin. A cylindrical storage rack characterized in that a locking pin to be placed on the lower plate of the bracket is fixedly mounted on at least one arm of the stopper.