Controllable divider for articles stored in refrigerator

Abstract

The invention discloses a controllable divider for articles stored in a refrigerator. The controllable divider comprises an upper partition, a lower partition, adjusting rods, side partitions and a back plate, wherein the adjusting rods are arranged between the upper partition and the lower partition, the tops of the adjusting rods are movably connected with the upper partition, and the bottoms ofthe adjusting rods are fixedly connected with the lower partition; a plurality of holes which are distributed uniformly are formed in the upper partition, the lower partition and the side partitions,each adjusting rod comprises an adjuster, an upper screw, a lower screw, a gasket and a base, the gasket is arranged at the top of the upper screw and fixedly connected with the upper screw, the baseis arranged at the bottom of the lower screw and movably connected with the lower screw, and the upper screw and the lower screw are movably connected with the adjuster. According to the controllabledivider for the articles stored in the refrigerator, by means of the holes formed in the upper partition, the lower partition and the side partitions, cooling air can circulate, and meanwhile, drugsare prevented from being directly contacted with baffle plates of the refrigerator and prevented from being affected with damp; the back plate is made of a solid plate and blocks damp air on the backof the refrigerator; and the controllable divider is reasonable in design and worthy of vigorous popularization.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a divider, in particular to a controllable divider for storing objects in a refrigerator. Background technique [0002] As we all know, most medicines can be stored at room temperature and placed in a cool place; however, some medicines have high requirements for temperature storage, such as Bifidobacterium preparations for the treatment of gastrointestinal diseases, vaccines and albumin and other biological products, must be placed Insulin and other injections used by diabetic patients should be kept away from sunlight or freezing; liniment contains volatile liquids, such as alcohol, and should be stored in the refrigerator; drugs containing fungi generally need to be refrigerated . [0003] The existing refrigerated medicines have the following problems: touching the top, getting damp, and sticking to the wall; the relevant regulations on the management of refrigerated medicines require that the medicines in the refrigerator...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is that the refrigerated medicines in the prior art have problems such as touching the top, being damp, sticking to the wall, and poor air fluidity.

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