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Device for stacking and unstacking objects

A stacking and equipment technology, applied in the field of stacking and destacking equipment, can solve the problem that damaged goods cannot always be ruled out, and achieve the effect of improving careful transportation

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-07-29
BM BATTERY MASCH GMBH
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The removal of boxes from storage has to be carried out quickly, so that with the required traffic flows the possibility of damage to the goods cannot always be ruled out so far
Therefore known devices are only designed for a flow rate of up to 1800 cases per hour

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[0035] exist figure 1 with 2 In the embodiment represented in, by the equipment of the present invention has its stacking wheel 1, be arranged on the conveyer belt 2 that is used to carry in or carry out case pile 4 be one side and be used for carrying in or carry out the conveying of individual case 8 Device 6 is between the other party. In addition to the stacking wheel 1 that will be described in detail later, this equipment is also at the end of the conveyor 2 for input or output box stacks 4, and there are two alternately working lifting devices ( figure 2 with 4 ) for lifting the case stack 4 to such an extent that the topmost case of the case stack 4 is always placed in the extraction position.

[0036] It should also be pointed out in this respect that in this embodiment the conveyor belt 6 that is used to separate into individual boxes is located at the height of the axis of the stacking wheel 1, but it can also be located at a higher position so that it is next t...

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Abstract

A device for handling stacking or removing articles from a stack, has a stacking wheel located between the lifting elements for stacks and a conveyor. When the stacking wheel turns, depending on the direction of its rotation, an article is moved from the conveyor onto the stack in the lifting direction. The stacking wheel bears pairs of holding plates distributed around its periphery; on them swivelling fingers are supported. The swivelling fingers are pressed by springs into their action position in which they project over the facing surfaces of the holding plates and fit into receiving openings of the articles when articles are moved by the stacking wheel. Control plates are assigned to the stacking wheel and engage with their ramp edges the concave, downwardly pointing surface of the swivelling fingers to swivel them into their readiness position which does not project to the inside over the holding plates.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a stacking and unstacking device. Background technique [0002] Plastic crates are increasingly used for transporting in particular food but also non-food goods. The dimensions of such a box are, for example, 600 x 400 x 180 mm. Other boxes have dimensions such as 400x300x180. [0003] This is especially the case in mail sorting centers and warehouses, where up to 100,000 such boxes are inbound and outbound every day. This is usually done at night with a huge amount of work with many people and time. [0004] Stacks of boxes up to a height of approximately 2 m are usually supplied and must be loaded onto individual conveyor belts for storage. When the goods are sold, the boxes are removed from the warehouse one by one and have to be re-stacked to order in stacks up to 2 m high. The same applies to mail sorting centers. [0005] There are currently no devices with which such boxes can be stacked and depalletized and the th...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): B65G57/14B65G59/02B65G60/00
CPCB65G57/165B65G57/14B65G57/11
Inventor 安东·施韦茨托马斯·罗特巴尔特约翰·库兹韦尔赫尔穆特·格拉本霍弗
Owner BM BATTERY MASCH GMBH
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