JPS5913221B2 - Disposal equipment for cigarette waste, etc. in pachinko machine rows - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention The present invention connects the ashtray installed in the pachinko machine and the conveyance pipe provided at the bottom of the row of pachinko machines with a connecting pipe, so that the ashtray can be stored in the ashtray using the conveyance screw in the conveyance pipe. The present invention relates to a device for disposing of cigarette dust and the like in pachinko machines that can clean and process cigarette dust and the like in a hygienic and rational manner.

Traditionally, in pachinko parlors, cigarette ashtrays have been cleaned at appropriate intervals during opening hours, and even more thoroughly after closing.

Previously, the ashtrays of pachinko machines had to be cleaned by hand, one by one, so if the ashtrays were to be cleaned while the store was open, players would be required to clean them. ;
This has disadvantages such as the ash getting in the way and causing discomfort to the players due to the scattering of ash. In addition, after the store is closed, the machine is busy with preparations for the next day, such as cleaning and adjusting the pachinko machines, counting the number of balls in and out, etc. Moreover, it is necessary to visit several hundred pachinko machines, which requires a considerable amount of time and effort. The present invention was proposed in view of the above, and an object of the present invention is to carry out the cleaning process of the ashtray of a pachinko machine in a rational and hygienic manner.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in accordance with the illustrations.

15 The ashtray 2 installed below each pachinko machine 1 is connected via a connecting pipe 4 to a conveying pipe 3 installed longitudinally below the pachinko machine.

A conveying screw 5 is rotatably inserted into the conveying pipe 3, and a driving motor 2 is connected to one end of the screw 5.
06 are connected via a belt T, and are installed so that the screw 5 can rotate when the motor 6 is driven. The motor 6 installed at one end of the pachinko machine row drives the pump 8 at what time, and the pump 8 drives the collection box 9 at the other end of the pachinko machine row.
The sphagnum moss that has accumulated at the bottom of the pipe 5 is filled with water containing chemical agents.
0 and 10 are forcibly fed into one end of the conveying pipe 4. The other end of the conveying pipe 3 opens into the collection box 9, and the collection box 9 is provided with a door lock 11 for separating water and cigarette waste. Therefore, when the motor 6 is driven, the screw 530
As it rotates, the filtered water from the collection box 9 passes through the water pipe 10 and flows through the conveying pipe 3, so that the cigarette waste thrown into the ashtray 2,
Garbage such as matches and ashes flows into the collection box 9 along with water. Since waste and water are separated inside the collection box 9, the water flows back into the conveying pipe 3 35, and the waste can be appropriately taken out and disposed of. The embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is one in which cigarette butts and the like are disposed of without supplying water to the inside of the conveying pipe 3.

That is, the screw 5 inside the conveyance pipe 3 is provided at one end of the pachinko machine row, the discharge port 12 is opened on the lower surface of the end of the conveyance pipe 3, and the rollers 13, 13 are provided oppositely below the discharge port 12. A collection box 9 is installed below. The roller 13 can be rotated by a motor 6 that rotates the screw 5, and crushes and extinguishes the cigarette dust falling from the outlet 12 before throwing it into the collection box 9. In the embodiment shown in the drawings, rows of pachinko machines are installed in a back-to-back manner to form a row of pachinko machines.Since each row of pachinko machines has a conveying pipe 3, a slanted line is formed from each discharge port 12 to a portion facing the rollers 13. Board 14
, 14 are provided, and the waste discharged from the discharge port 12 is transferred to a roller 13.
The fire is guided to the opposing part of the fire pit, crushed by the rollers 13 to sufficiently extinguish the fire, and then placed in the collection box 9.

Therefore, it is desirable to use nonflammable or heat-resistant materials for the conveying pipe 3, screw 5, and inclined plate 14. According to this embodiment, a row of pachinko machines has a conveyor pipe in which a screw is housed, and only a motor, a roller for crushing debris, and a collection box are provided at the end. Therefore, when a player puts a shell or the like into the ashtray 2, the shell or the like is moved through the conveying pipe 3 by the screw 5, falls through the discharge port 12, is crushed by the roller 13, and enters the collection box 9. Therefore, recovery processing can be performed reliably and with high efficiency. As is clear from the above, according to the present invention, the cigarette dust accumulated in the ashtray can be collected very easily and intensively into the collection box, and the cigarette dust does not scatter like when cleaning the ashtray individually. It is extremely hygienic as it does not fall on the floor, and it also prevents dirt from the balls.
It is possible to prevent the island and pachinko machine from getting dirty.

In addition, cleaning can be done without disturbing players during games, and when the store has closed, it can be centrally collected in a collection box and cleaned, which can shorten the time it takes to clean up after closing. It is something that you have.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a partially sectional side view of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a partially sectional front view of the same as above, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of main parts of another embodiment of the present invention. It is a diagram. 1... Pachinko machine, 2... Ashtray, 3.
...Transportation pipe, 5...Transportation screw 9.
...Collection box.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. In a row of pachinko machines in which pachinko machines are arranged horizontally on a frame, an ashtray is provided on the frame corresponding to each pachinko machine, and the ashtray is installed horizontally in the frame located below the ashtray. Each ashtray is made to communicate with the conveyance pipe, and a conveyance screw is rotatably inserted into the conveyance pipe, one end of which is connected to a drive source, and a collection box is made to face the discharge port of the conveyance pipe. A pachinko machine characterized in that cigarette scraps and the like thrown into the machine are allowed to fall into a conveying pipe, and are transferred to the discharge port of the conveying pipe by the rotation of the screw, and collected intensively in the collection box. Equipment for disposing of cigarette waste, etc. in the queue.