JPS5928967Y2 - Product stocking device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a device for moving and stocking products, and relates to a device for moving and stocking stocked products in a device without turning them upside down or turning them over while keeping them in a flat shape.

In general, a device that stores products while moving them in the category of product sorting is suitable for, for example, the purpose of taking out products for display.

The purpose of this invention is, for example, to automatically place products transported by a belt conveyor onto a vertically moving horizontal tray and raise the product, and then lower the horizontal tray from the top to the bottom without reversing the product. An object of the present invention is to provide a device that can carry out intermittent movement stocking.

An example of this invention will be explained in detail below based on the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a pair of endless chains supported by sprocket wheels 2 and 3 at the top and bottom, and a large number of trays 4 are fixed to this endless chain so as to be perpendicular to the running direction thereof.

For example, the endless chain 1 may be fixed to both ends of the tray 4.

Further, the trays 4 are arranged at the same intervals and at the same intervals as the intermittent driving pitch of the sprocket wheel 2 on the driving side.

Furthermore, this tray 4 is constructed so that there is no problem even if the product slides from one side to the other.

Next, although the entire endless chain 1 is provided vertically, the entire chain 1 is inclined toward the descending side a in its upper portion, and the lower portion thereof is similarly inclined toward the descending side.

Therefore, when the chain 1 is moved from the vertical part to the inclined part on the ascending side, the chain is inclined, so naturally the tray 4a is also inclined, and the inclination is in a downward direction toward the descending chain. The product will slide onto the horizontal tray 4b.

Similarly, when moving from the vertical part of the chain to the inclined part on the descending side a, the chain is inclined, so of course the tray 4c is also inclined, and the inclination is in the downward direction toward the chain on the ascending side. The tray 4d is placed on the take-out belt conveyor 5 provided below the tray 4d, which is inclined at the same angle.

If the entire belt conveyor 5 is moved upward and raised to the side of the horizontal tray 4c at the lowest end of the vertical portion of the ascending chain, it can also be used as a loading belt conveyor.

Note that 6 is a loading pusher.

As described above, in this invention, an endless chain that is intermittently transferred a certain distance in the direction of vertical force is tilted toward the descending side of the chain at its upper and lower parts, and is perpendicular to the running direction of the chain. At the same time, belt conveyors are installed so that products are loaded at the bottom end of the ascending tray and products are taken out at the bottom end of the descending tray, and both conveyors are moved up and down by one conveyor. First, the product on the tray is transferred onto the horizontal tray of the descending chain at an inclined position in the upper part of the ascending chain, and then the product is transferred onto the horizontal tray of the descending chain. In the inclined position, the products on the tray are taken out via the inclined tray 1/- on the rising side, so even though the stock products are constantly transferred intermittently, the products can be placed in the correct position without overturning or overturning. It has the effect of being able to hold stock.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing is an explanatory diagram showing an example of this invention. 1...Chain 2,3...Sprocket wheel, 4...Tray 5...
Belt conveyor, 6...Pusher.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A pair of endless chains, a group of trays for placing a large number of products fixed in a direction perpendicular to the traveling direction of the endless chains, and means for loading products onto the group of trays. and a means for taking out products from a group of trays, wherein the endless chain is provided substantially vertically in its entirety, and is arranged so that the upper part is inclined toward the downward direction, and the lower part is also downwardly inclined. A product characterized in that it is arranged so as to be tilted to the side, and the product is loaded from the bottom of the group of trays facing the vertical upward force, and the product is taken out from the lower part of the group of trays that are also inclined. A product stocking device according to claim 1, characterized in that a belt conveyor for loading products is provided and the belt conveyor is moved up and down so that it can also be used as a belt conveyor for taking out products.