Anti-collision transfer box for ceramic tiles

Abstract

The invention discloses an anti-collision transfer box for ceramic tiles. The anti-collision transfer box comprises a bottom plate, wherein the two sides of the top of the bottom plate are fixedly connected with supporting rods; the top ends of the supporting rods are fixedly connected with slide plates; a movable plate is in sliding connection between the two slide plates; the middle part of thetop of the movable plate is fixedly connected with a box body through a base; the middle part of the bottom of the inner cavity of the box body is fixedly connected with a fixed rod; the top end of the fixed rod is fixedly connected with the top of the inner cavity of the box body; the middle parts of the two sides of the fixed rod are fixedly connected with mobile plates; and one side of each mobile plate is fixedly connected with the inner wall of the box body. The invention relates to the technical field of ceramic tile transfer. According to the anti-collision transfer box for the ceramictiles disclosed by the invention, the two sides of the top of the bottom plate are fixedly connected with the supporting rods, so that the ceramic tiles can be stably transferred, are especially stable during transfer, are not liable to shake, and not liable to have position changes, and therefore, the problem that an existing anti-collision transfer box for the ceramic tiles does not have stability is solved.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of moving tiles, in particular to an anti-collision handling box for tiles. Background technique

[0002] Ceramic tiles, also known as tiles, are a kind of acid and alkali resistant porcelain or stone formed by refractory metal oxides and semi-metal oxides through the process of grinding, mixing, pressing, glazing and sintering. Or decorative materials, called ceramic tiles, its raw materials are mostly mixed with clay, quartz sand, etc. The history of ceramic tiles should be traced back to BC. At that time, the Egyptians had begun to use ceramic tiles to decorate various types of houses. Clay bricks are dried in the sun or baked, and then painted with a blue glaze extracted from copper, which produced a fine white stoneware as early as the Shang and Yin periods. During the Islamic period in the Middle Ages , all tile decoration methods reached their peak in Persia, and then the use of tiles gradually becam...

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