Acting force regulating mechanism of furniture upturning device
A technology of adjusting mechanism and force, applied in hinges with pins, building structures, switches with braking devices, etc., can solve the problems of no adjustment function, high noise, high friction, etc., and achieve upward flipping The effect of opening and flipping down is smooth, reducing collision sound, and closing silently
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[0019] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0020] see Figure 1-Figure 6, the active force adjustment mechanism of the furniture upturning device includes a fixed element 1, a connecting arm assembly and a fixed seat 2, the fixed seat 2 is flipped and opened and closed on the fixed element 1 by the connecting arm assembly, and the fixed element 1 is provided with a first spring 3 and the second spring 4, one end of the first and second springs is respectively connected with the fixed element 1, and the other end is respectively connected with the connecting arm assembly; the fixed element 1 is also provided with a function for adjusting the second spring 4 The adjustment assembly of force size, the adjustment assembly at least includes a fixed frame 17, a sliding element 18, a push element 19 and an adjustment screw 20, the fixed frame 17 is positioned and rotated on the fixed element 1, and the...
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