KR200431052Y1 - Keeping device for wooden-models - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a loading stand for a wooden die used in manufacturing a box. The wooden holder may include a guide part having a rail on which the neck is mounted, and a holder part having a holding member arranged to hold one side of the wooden board mounted on the rail, wherein the guide part and the holder part are open at the front of the frame. It is fixed vertically on the bottom plate and the back plate. By using the wooden stock rack of the present invention, several wooden frames can be stored in an orderly manner and safely managed.

Wooden, stacked, frame, guide, rail, holder, holding member

Description

Wooden Stacker {KEEPING DEVICE FOR WOODEN-MODELS}

1 is a perspective view of a wooden deck according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a cross-sectional view of the guide unit of FIG.

3 is a cross-sectional view of the holder portion of FIG.

Figure 4 is a perspective view of the wooden deck according to another embodiment of the present invention.

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10. Wooden racks 11. Frame

12. Guide part 13. Holder part

14. Rail 15. Holding member

M. Dies

The present invention relates to a stock yard for a wooden box used in the manufacture of a box, and more particularly to a wooden stock yard to facilitate the management and use of the wooden frame by allowing a number of wooden blocks to be stacked in an orderly manner.

In the present invention, the wooden mold refers to a piece of blade which is formed in a shape of a box developed in a tree of about 2 cm in thickness, and box paper is cut in the same manner using this wooden die.

The wooden mold is mainly manufactured using plywood, but if management is not maintained in a vertical state, bending deformation occurs and the precision of reuse decreases, which makes it difficult to work as well as poor. Nevertheless, a large number of wooden dies were folded at an angle so that the wooden dies were bent, the blades collided with each other, and they had to be flipped over when used.

The die must be safely stored and classified by form, so that it can be conveniently used when necessary. However, conventionally, a separate convenience device for storing the wooden box has not been provided. Eventually, the dies are randomly piled up or scattered in the empty space of the workplace.

As a result, a problem of dizzying workplace environment, a process of finding and using a die for work, which is very inconvenient, a problem of frequent breakage and loss of a die, and the like. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a device or tool that can be stacked in a number of wooden order.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a wooden stock rack that can be safely and conveniently used for the management and use of the wooden board by allowing a number of wooden boards to be stacked in an orderly manner. The above object of the present invention can be achieved by providing a guide rail and a holder inside the frame with the front open.

According to the present invention, the wooden stockpiles include: a frame having a front surface open for access to the wooden frame; A guide part provided on a lower plate inside the frame and having a rail on which a wooden die is mounted; It is provided with a guide portion on the back plate inside the frame vertically, and includes a holder portion having a holding member arranged to hold one side of the wooden board mounted on the rail.

By using the wooden loading rack, it is possible to keep several wooden shapes in order and safely manage. In addition, by keeping the dies in a certain rule according to the management skills, the extraction of the necessary die can be made conveniently.

Features and effects of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description of the embodiments with reference to the drawings.

Referring to Figure 1, the wooden deck is according to the present invention is indicated by the reference numeral 10. The wooden stock holder 10 includes a frame 11 having a front surface open for access to a wooden frame, a guide portion 12 provided for wooden support, and a holder portion 13 provided for wooden holding. It is done by

The frame 11 is for maintaining the skeleton of the wooden deck (10), and includes a lower plate and a back plate. In the figure, the frame 11 is shown in the form of a box with the front and top surfaces open. The front opening is for the entry and exit of the die M, and the top opening is for accommodating the dies M of various sizes. However, as long as the front surface is open for access of the wooden mold M, the frame 11 may have a “b” shape, a “c” shape, a hexahedron shape, or other shapes.

The guide portion 12 is provided for the purpose of mounting the wooden (M). Guide portion 12 has a plurality of rails (14) formed integrally, wooden (M) is mounted on each rail (14). The guide part 12 may be fixedly disposed on the lower plate inside the frame 11, and may be provided symmetrically on the upper and lower surfaces depending on the shape of the frame.

Referring to FIG. 2, the rail 14 is designed to be tapered in an upper side 14a of the rail 14 for the convenience of the wooden (M) mounting. And the lower side 14b of the rail 14 is designed as a groove in order to reduce the sliding friction of the wooden mold (M). In the figure, the plane indicated by reference numeral 14c is a part which contacts the die M. And the distance between the opposite ends (P1, P2) of the opposing contact portion 14c is designed to about 20mm in order to prevent the thickness of the actual die (M) and the damage of the left and right blades.

The slot 16 is formed in the groove 14b of the lower rail 14. This slot 16 provides an assembly point for the bottom plate of the frame 11 of the guide part 12. That is, there is no need for punching or other processing for assembling the guide part 12, and easy assembly may be made by using the assembly point provided by the slot 16. The slot 16 is a "v" shaped slot.

On the other hand, both sides of the guide portion 12 is formed with a protrusion 17a and a groove 17b corresponding to each other, which is to be fitted to each other when the guide portion 12 is provided with a plurality and laterally extended It is to ensure assembly convenience and stability.

Referring back to FIG. 1, the holder part 13 is provided for the purpose of holding the wooden mold M mounted on the rail 14. The holder part 13 has a plurality of protruding holding members 15 formed integrally and fixedly provided on a back plate inside the frame 11. The wooden molds M mounted on each rail 14 are gripped at one side by a pair of holding members 15.

Referring to FIG. 3, each holding member 15 has an inner contacting protrusion 15a in contact with the side surface of the die M and an outer non-contacting protrusion 15b and 15c not in contact with the die M. As shown in FIG. . In the figure, two holding members 15 are held in pairs to hold each wooden mold M. As shown in FIG. Specifically, the die M is sandwiched between the contact protrusions 15a of the neighboring holding members 15. The spacing between the contact protrusions 15a is designed to be 2 cm. At this time, the non-contact projections (15b, 15c) serves to guide the wooden die (M) to enter between the contact projections (15a). Preferably, the corners of the contact protrusion 15a and the non-contact protrusions 15b and 15c are rounded, and thus, friction with the wooden die M can be reduced.

Slots 16 are formed on the inner surface of the holder portion 13. This slot 16 provides an assembly point for the frame 11 back plate of the holder portion 13. That is, there is no need for punching or other processing for assembling the holder portion 13, and an easy assembly can be made using the assembly point provided by the slot 16. The slot 16 is a "v" shaped slot.

On the other hand, both sides of the holder portion 13 are formed with projections 17a and grooves 17b corresponding to each other, which are fitted to each other when the holder portion 13 is provided with a plurality and laterally extended It is to ensure assembly convenience and stability.

In the die placement 10 of FIG. 1, each die M is aligned left and right in parallel. Meanwhile, in another embodiment, the wooden loading rack may be designed in a multi-layer type, as shown in FIG. 4. That is, by placing the lower plate in the double layer in the frame 11 and fixing the guide portion 12 and the holder portion 13 in each layer, it is possible to complete the multi-layer wooden pile holder. Compared to the single-tier wooden deck (10), it is natural that the double-layer wooden deck is equipped in terms of space utilization.

According to the present invention, the wooden holding rack includes a guide part having a rail on which a wooden mold is mounted, and a holder part having a holding member arranged to hold one side of the wooden mold mounted on the rail. By using the wooden rack, several wooden frames can be stored in an orderly manner and safely managed. By keeping the dies in a certain rule according to the management skills, there is an effect that the extraction of the required die can be made conveniently.

Claims (9)

A frame 11 of which a front surface is opened for access of the wooden mold M; A guide part 12 provided on an inner lower plate of the frame 11 and having a rail 14 on which a wooden mold M is mounted; A holder part 13 provided on the inner back plate of the frame 11 and having a holding member 15 arranged to be held in a vertical state by gripping one side of the wooden mold M mounted on the rail 14. Wooden stock holder, characterized in that it comprises a. The method of claim 1, The rail (14) is a wooden rack, characterized in that the upper side (14a) is designed to be tapered extended to provide convenience of the wooden (M) mounting. The method of claim 1, The rail 14 is wooden deck, characterized in that the lower side (14b) is designed as a groove to reduce the sliding friction of the wooden (M). The method of claim 1, Said guide part (12) or holder part (13) has a slot, characterized in that it has a slot (16) for providing an assembly point with the bottom plate or the back plate of the frame (11). The method of claim 1, The guide portion (12) or holder portion (13) is a wooden rack, characterized in that the projections (17a) and grooves (17b) of the form corresponding to each other side is formed. The method of claim 1, The holding member (15) is protruding, a wooden holding rack, characterized in that a pair of holding members (15) grip the wooden (M) mounted on each rail (14). The method of claim 6, The holding member 15 has an inner contact protrusion 15a contacting the side surface of the die M, and a non-contact protrusion 15b, 15c that does not contact the die M and guides the die M. Wooden stock stand characterized by having. The method of claim 7, wherein The contact protrusion (15a) and the non-contact protrusion (15b, 15c) is a wooden rack, characterized in that the corner is rounded. The method of claim 1, The wooden stock holder is a wooden stock holder characterized in that it is made of a double-layered by placing the bottom plate in a double layer in the frame 11 and fixed to the guide portion 12 and the holder portion 13 in each layer.

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