Carrying frame for finished products in glass manufacturing process

Abstract

The invention discloses a shelf for placing finished products in the glass manufacturing process, comprising a base and two shovels arranged at the bottom of the base, a support shaft is provided on the top of the base, a support plate is provided on the support shaft, and the support plate Can rotate around the support shaft, the top of the support plate is provided with two baffles, the baffles are respectively located on both sides of the axis of the support plate, the side of the baffle is provided with a cross bar, and the cross bar can move on the baffle , the crossbar is provided with a second movable rod, the second movable rod can move in the crossbar, the second movable rod is also provided with a second claw, the crossbar is also provided with a fixed block, and the fixed block The first movable rod is provided with a fixed element and a first claw; the top of the support plate is also provided with a bump, and an elastic element is arranged on the bump, and a movable block is arranged on the elastic element . The invention can fix the glass and prevent the glass from falling when the glass is transported.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a glass handling tool, in particular to a shelf for placing finished products in the glass manufacturing process. Background technique [0002] Glass was originally solidified by acidic rocks ejected from volcanoes. About 3700 BC, the ancient Egyptians had produced glass ornaments and simple glass vessels. At that time, only colored glass was available; about 1000 BC, colorless glass was produced. Glass; in the 12th century AD, commercial glass appeared and began to become an industrial material; in the 18th century, optical glass was produced to meet the needs of developing telescopes; in 1874, flat glass was first produced in Belgium. In 1906, the United States produced a flat glass induction machine. Since then, with the industrialization and scale of glass production, glasses with various uses and performances have come out one after another. In modern times, glass has become an important material in daily life, production...

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[0003] After the glass is manufactured, the finished glass will be temporarily placed on a miscellaneous shelf, waiting for the finished glass to be transported to the warehouse for centralized storage, which is convenient for subsequent packaging and delivery. At present, most of the value used for placing glass is A-shaped. The glass leans on both sides of the shelf. In order to prevent the glass from falling, it is usually fixed with a rope. Because the edge of the glass is relatively sharp, the rope is easy to be cut by the glass during use, causing the glass to fall easily, and the rope is wound. It is usually necessary to wind the glass several times, which is inefficient, and it is difficult to fix it with a rope when facing a large glass; at the same time, the existing shelves are fixed on the ground, and a forklift is used to move the shelf. When moving the glass to the shelf, it will take a long distance to carry the glass when facing the glass in different directions, which is more laborious

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