Transporting device preventing workpieces from being damaged during transporting

Abstract

The invention discloses a transporting device preventing workpieces from being damaged during transporting. The transporting device comprises a base and multiple universal wheels arranged at the bottom of the base. A top limiting block is arranged on the base. A cavity is formed in the limiting block. A second elastic element is arranged in the cavity. One end of the second elastic element is connected with the inner bottom of the limiting block, and a limiting plate is arranged at the other end of the second elastic element. The limiting plate is located in the cavity and can move in the cavity. A connecting rod is arranged on the top of the limiting plate. One end of the connecting rod is connected with the limiting plate, and the other end of the connecting rod is provided with a supporting table. Multiple first buffering elements are further arranged between the supporting table and the base and are located on the two sides of the limiting block correspondingly. A supporting rod is further arranged on the top of the supporting table, and baffles used for carrying the workpieces are arranged on the two sides of the supporting rod. The transporting device can be used for stably fixing glass and preventing the glass from sliding in the transporting process, and meanwhile vibration of glass in the transporting process can be reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a glass handling tool, in particular to a transport device for preventing workpieces from being damaged during transport. 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, pr...

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[0003] After the glass is manufactured, the finished glass needs to be transported to the warehouse for centralized storage so that it can be packaged and shipped out. At present, most glass transport racks are used to transport the glass. Generally, the glass is stacked on the transport rack, and then tied with ropes. However, it is difficult to fix the glass stably in this way, and it is easy to cause damage to the glass. The glass is easy to slip during transportation, causing large economic losses. At the same time, most of the current transportation racks do not have shock absorption. Function, when the glass encounters an unstable road section during transportation, it will cause vibration to the glass, which may cause the glass to break or cause scratches on each other, affecting the quality of the glass

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