JPS60122725U

JPS60122725U - Spacer supply device for stacking materials

Info

Publication number: JPS60122725U
Application number: JP888784U
Authority: JP
Inventors: 森山　嘉久; 原　宗武; 徳元　信康; 佐藤　正利; 大岡　行彦; 照平　忠作
Original assignee: 日本軽金属株式会社; 不二化機工事株式会社
Priority date: 1984-01-25
Filing date: 1984-01-25
Publication date: 1985-08-19

Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第１図は本考案の装置が供給する一例とせるスペーサの
使用状態を示す斜視図。第２図がら第４図は本考案の装
置を適応するのが好ましい積み込み装置を示すそれぞれ
側面図、正面図および平面図。第５図は本考案によるス
ペーサ供給装置の一実施例を示す斜視図。第６図は第５
図におけるスペーサマガジンを示す拡大せる断面図。第
７図および第８図は第５図のスペーサ供給装置の全体的
な平面図および立面図。第９図は第５図のスペーサ供給
装置の全体的な作動を示すフローチャート図。第１０図
はスペーサ払い出し装置の他の実施例を示す斜視図。第
１１図はスペーサ操作手段の他の実施例を示す斜視図。ＬＳＩ〜ｉ、ｓ１４・・・リミットスイッチ、Ｓ・・・
スペーサ、０・・・係止孔、Ｗ・・・材料、１・・・支
持構造体、２・・・レール、３・・・台車、４・・・ガ
イド筒、５・・・昇降シャフト、６・・・吊持機構、７
用りランプ機構、８・・・流体圧作動シリンダー装置、
９・・・クランプレバ−１１０・・・コンベヤ、２ｏ・
・・スペーサマガジン、２１・・・収容部分、２２・・
・底壁部分、２３・・・出口開口、２４・・・落としガ
イド、２５．２６・・・差込み孔、２７・・・位置決め
ピン、３ｏ・・・スペーサ受ケ、３１・・・払い出し部
材、３３・・・流体圧作動シリンダー装置、４０・・・
チェーンコンベヤ装置、４１・・・回転シャフト、４２
・・・駆動シャフト、４３．４４・・・スプロケット、
４５・・・チェーン、４６・・・スペーサ搬送金具、４
７・・・電動モーター、５ｏ・・・スペーサ操作手段、
５１・・・流体圧作動シリンダー装置、５２・・・伸縮
ロンド、５３・・・スペーサ保持部材、５４・・・ガイ
ドロッド、５５・・・スペーサマガジン、６１・・・底
板、６２・・・出口開口、６３・・・落としガイド、６
４・・・レバー、６５・・・粒体圧作動シリンダー装置
、６６・・・リンク、６７・・・ピボットピン、７ｏ・
・・払い出し部材、７１・・・支持底部、７２・・・流
体圧作動シリンダー装置、８０・・・保持アーム、８１
・・・シリンダ−装置、８２・・・ラック、８３・・・
ピニオン、８４・・・駆動シャフト、８５・・・スプロ
ケット、８６・・・チェーン。６６一６７一６８− ６９−FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the state in which a spacer, which is an example of the spacer supplied by the apparatus of the present invention, is used. 2 to 4 are a side view, a front view, and a plan view, respectively, of a loading device to which the device of the present invention is preferably applied. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the spacer supply device according to the present invention. Figure 6 is the 5th
FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the spacer magazine in the figure. 7 and 8 are an overall plan view and an elevation view of the spacer supply device of FIG. 5; FIG. FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the overall operation of the spacer supply device of FIG. 5. FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the spacer dispensing device. FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the spacer operating means. LSI~i, s14...Limit switch, S...
Spacer, 0... Locking hole, W... Material, 1... Support structure, 2... Rail, 3... Dolly, 4... Guide tube, 5... Lifting shaft, 6... Hanging mechanism, 7
lamp mechanism, 8... fluid pressure operated cylinder device,
9... Clamp lever 110... Conveyor, 2o.
...Spacer magazine, 21...Accommodation part, 22...
・Bottom wall part, 23... Outlet opening, 24... Drop guide, 25.26... Insertion hole, 27... Positioning pin, 3o... Spacer receiver, 31... Dispensing member, 33...Fluid pressure operated cylinder device, 40...
Chain conveyor device, 41... Rotating shaft, 42
... Drive shaft, 43.44 ... Sprocket,
45...Chain, 46...Spacer conveyance fitting, 4
7... Electric motor, 5o... Spacer operating means,
51... Fluid pressure actuated cylinder device, 52... Telescopic rod, 53... Spacer holding member, 54... Guide rod, 55... Spacer magazine, 61... Bottom plate, 62... Outlet Opening, 63...Drop guide, 6
4...Lever, 65...Particle pressure actuated cylinder device, 66...Link, 67...Pivot pin, 7o.
... Dispensing member, 71... Support bottom, 72... Fluid pressure operated cylinder device, 80... Holding arm, 81
...Cylinder device, 82...Rack, 83...
Pinion, 84... Drive shaft, 85... Sprocket, 86... Chain. 66-67-68- 69-

Claims

[Scope of utility model registration request]

(1) A spacer magazine having an exit opening at the bottom so that spacers can be stacked and stored and the lowest spacers can be sequentially discharged, and a spacer receiver that allows the lowest spacers in the spacer magazine to be sequentially discharged from the exit opening. a dispensing means for dispensing the spacers upward; and the spacer receiver is a conveyor means for conveying the spacers dispensed upward to a predetermined spacer supply position, the spacer receiver dispensing the spacers upward. a conveyor means comprising a pair of endless track members such as chains running in the electric direction near both ends of the spacer, and spacer conveying fittings fixed to the endless track member at appropriate intervals; A spacer operating means for releasing the loose spacer from the engagement state with the spacer conveyance fitting, positioning it at a predetermined spacer supply position, and making it standby, the spacer operating means being normally in a lowered position,
A spacer supply device for piling up materials, comprising: a spacer operating means having a holding member that is driven up and down to lift and release the spacer from the conveyor means.

(2) The spacer magazine is composed of an accommodating portion having a plurality of individually isolated parallel rows of spacer stacking spaces, and a bottom wall portion having an outlet opening formed therein, and the accommodating portion is arranged in any one of the rows of spacer stacking spaces. The spacer supply device for stacking materials according to claim 1, wherein the spacer supply device is slidable so as to be opposed to the outlet opening.

(3) A spacer dropping guide is provided below the outlet opening of the spacer magazine, and a spacer support bottom is positioned below the dropping guide at a distance corresponding to the thickness of the spacer, and 2. A spacer supply device for piling up materials according to claim 1, wherein the means comprises a dispensing member that can be reciprocated laterally within the space.

(4) In order to prevent the spacer from falling unnecessarily when the storage portion slides, a lever is provided between the outlet opening of the spacer magazine and the drop guide, which can be inserted into/removed from the spacer movement path. A spacer supply device for piling up materials as set forth in claim 3 of the utility model registration, characterized by:

(5) Registration of a utility model characterized in that the upper surface of the spacer receiver has two consecutive sloped surface portions of different heights, and the higher surface portion also serves as the spacer support bottom. A spacer supply device for stacking materials according to claim 3.

(6) The spacer supply device for piling up materials according to claim 5, wherein the dispensing member is drivingly connected to a cylinder device operated by hydraulic pressure.

(7) The spacer conveyance fitting has a back portion that moves upward from the spacer support bottom and abuts against the side edge of the spacer dispensed by the dispensing means, and the spacer receiver slides upward by the back portion. A spacer feeding device for piling up materials according to claim 1, characterized in that the spacer feeding device has a support portion that supports the spacers that are fed out.

(8) The holding member of the spacer operating means is a channel member extending in a transverse direction between the endless track members, and is driven up and down by a hydraulic cylinder device. Scope of claim for utility model registration No. 1
A spacer supply device for stacking materials as described in Section 1. (6+ The holding member of the spacer operating means is a pair of holding arms extending in the up-and-down direction that are disposed adjacent to each of the running parts of the endless track member, and the endless a rack that is reciprocally driven along the running direction of the track member; a drive shaft that extends perpendicularly to the rack and is rotatably driven by a pinion that meshes with the rack; A lowering position where the holding arm is lowered by its own weight by a drive mechanism including a pair of sprockets fixed adjacent to each other and a chain having one end fixed to the sprockets and the other end connected to a lower part of the holding arm. A spacer supply device for piling up materials according to claim 1, characterized in that the spacer supply device is adapted to be driven upward from above.