JPS5834097Y2 - Cup-shaped material supply device - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a cup-shaped material separation and supply device for separating cup-shaped materials one by one from a carry-in chute and supplying them to other machines.

A conventional device of this type has a shooter a, as shown in FIG.
The material is made up of a supply pipe, a supply pipe, and a push rod C, and since the material is sent to supply pipe B from chute A, it becomes impossible to line up the material in supply pipe B, and it becomes impossible to push it down with push rod C. It was easy.

The present invention was developed in consideration of the above-mentioned issues, and it is possible to separate the cup-shaped materials sent from the chute one by one and feed them into the supply pipe, thereby making it possible to smoothly supply the cup-shaped materials from the supply pipe with a push rod. It is an object of the present invention to provide a device for separating and supplying cup-shaped materials.

The configuration will be explained below based on the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 and below.

In the figure, 1 is a chute, 2 is a supply pipe located at the end of the chute 1 and directed downward, and 3 is a push rod installed above the supply pipe 2, which is fixed to a ram 4 that moves up and down. It is.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a swinging arm, which is provided at a position in front of the supply pipe 2 extending from the chute 1 to the supply pipe 2, and a swinging arm 5 is provided at the tip of the swinging arm 5 at a position slightly in front of the supply pipe 2. A stopper pin 6 is fixedly provided.

When the stopper pin 6 moves downward due to the swinging of the swinging arm 5, the cup-shaped material 7 sent from the shooter 1 engages with the stopper pin 6 and stops just before reaching the supply pipe 2. That's what I do.

The swinging arm 5 is biased by a spring 8 in the direction in which the stopper pin 6 descends, and its stopping position is determined by a stopper 9.

Reference numeral 10 denotes a push pin for swinging the swinging arm 5, which is designed to move vertically in synchronization with the ram 4.

That is, when the ram 4 approaches the bottom dead center, the swing arm 5 moves downward against the spring 8 in the direction in which the stopper pin 6 moves upward.
When the ram 4 passes the bottom dead center and begins to rise, the push pin 10 moves upward to return the swing arm 5 to its original state.

The lengths of the stopper 9 and the push pin 10 are screw adjustable.

In the above configuration, the cup-shaped material 7 sent from the shooter 1 is pushed down into the supply pipe 2 by the push rod 3 due to the vertical movement of the ram 4.

At this time, the push pin 10 moves downward with the push rod 3 pushing down the material 7, and this causes the stopper pin 6 to move upward and remove the stopper pin 6 from the material γ located at the end of the chute 1. 7 is moved to supply pipe 2.

Then, when the push rod 3 begins to rise, the push pin 10 moves upward and the stopper pin 6 enters the next material 1, stopping it at the end position of the chute 1.

Then, in the next step, the material 7 that has been moved to the supply pipe 2 is pushed down.

Since the present invention is as described above, the cup-shaped material 1 sent from the shooter 1 can be separated one by one and sent to the supply pipe 2 in an orderly manner, and the supply from the supply pipe 2 can be carried out smoothly. can.

Particularly, according to the present invention, the swinging arm 5 is swingably provided at a position in front of the supply pipe 2 extending from the chute 1 to the supply pipe 2, and the swinging arm 5 is swingably provided at the tip of the swinging arm 5. A stopper pin 6 is provided which engages the cup-shaped material 7 located at the terminal end of the chute 1 when the distal end thereof moves downward. A cup-shaped material supplying device is constructed by engaging a spring 8 which biases the stopper pin 6 in a direction in which the stopper pin 6 moves downward, and engages the swinging arm 5 with a spring 8 which urges the stopper pin 6 in a direction in which the stopper pin 6 moves downward. Because of this structure, the means for stopping the cup-shaped materials 7 that are continuously fed one by one at a position in front of the supply pipe 2 can be constructed with an extremely simple mechanism, and its operation can be performed simply by shaking. The movable arm 5 simply rotates together with the ram 4, and its operation is performed smoothly.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a structural explanatory diagram showing a conventional example, and FIGS. 2 and 3 show an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a sectional front view, and FIG. 3 is a sectional side view. 1 is a chute, 2 is a supply pipe, 3 is a push rod, 6 is a stopper pin, and γ is a cup-shaped material.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A supply pipe 2 is provided at the end of the chute 1, and the chute 1
In a cup-shaped material supply device in which a cup-shaped material 7 sent from a chute 1 to a supply pipe 2 is pushed down and fed by a push rod 3 that moves up and down together with a ram 4, a portion in front of the supply pipe 20 leading from a chute 1 to a supply pipe 2. A swinging arm 5 is swingably provided at a position.
A stopper pin 6 is provided which engages the cup-shaped material 7 located at the terminal end of the chute 1 when the distal end thereof swings downward, and the upper surface of the proximal end of the swinging arm 5 is Ram 4
The cup-shaped material is made of a cup-shaped material, which is opposed to the tip of a push pin 10 that moves up and down at the same time, and further engaged with the swing arm 5 is a spring 8 that biases the stopper pin 6 in a direction in which the stopper pin 6 moves downward. Feeding device.