A combat readiness cabinet body facilitating monomer lifting

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the field of storage equipment, concretely relates to a combat readiness cabinet body convenient for single-body lifting, the cabinet body includes horizontal baffle and longitudinal baffle, horizontal baffle, longitudinal baffle cross form a group of array formula's cavity -like compartment, the side of compartment is provided with the open side mouth for the single-body cabinet in and out, the single-body cabinet is provided with the handle with the open side mouth same side setting, the open compartment is rectangle array setting on the cabinet body, the cabinet body still is provided with the limiting component, the limiting component sets up in horizontal baffle and acts on the single-body cabinet of this horizontal baffle, the installation cavity of limiting component is provided on the horizontal baffle, can utilize the single-body cabinet of split body and pack the combat readiness material in advance, can realize the quick taking of combat readiness material, effectively saves the time of warehousing, is favorable to the quick action.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of storage equipment, specifically relating to a combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually. Background Technology

[0002] Combat readiness cabinets are specialized storage units used to store various combat readiness materials and equipment to meet the needs of the military, fire fighting, emergency rescue and other departments in combat, training or emergency situations. Combat readiness materials are diverse, and they not only need to be stored in an orderly manner, but also need to be easy to retrieve and put away quickly.

[0003] The current storage uses ordinary shelving management, resulting in scattered items that require temporary inventory, packing, and shipping when needed, wasting a lot of time and energy and hindering rapid action. Utility Model Content

[0004] To address the problems existing in the prior art, this utility model provides a combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually. Combat readiness materials can be pre-packaged using separate individual cabinets, enabling rapid retrieval of combat readiness materials, effectively saving preparation time, and facilitating rapid action.

[0005] The specific technical solution adopted in this utility model is as follows:

[0006] A combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually is characterized by the following: the cabinet includes horizontal partitions and vertical partitions, which intersect to form an array of cavity-like compartments; one side of each open compartment has an open side opening for individual cabinets to enter and exit; and each individual cabinet has a handle on the same side as the open side opening.

[0007] The cabinet is equipped with a roller that travels along a track at the bottom, and the cabinet is equipped with a drive mechanism that drives the roller to rotate.

[0008] The open compartments are arranged in a rectangular array on the cabinet body. The cabinet body is also provided with a limiting component. The limiting component is located inside the horizontal partition and acts on the individual cabinet of the horizontal partition. The horizontal partition is provided with a mounting cavity for the limiting component.

[0009] The limiting component includes a lifting limiting rod and a cam. The lifting limiting rod has a hook structure, and its hinged end is hinged to a horizontal partition. The limiting end of the lifting limiting rod protrudes through a pre-reserved through hole in the horizontal partition to the surface of the horizontal partition. The individual cabinet is provided with a limiting hole, and the limiting end is inserted into the limiting hole to form a limiting fit for the individual cabinet. A return spring is also provided between the lifting limiting rod and the horizontal partition. The cam acts on the lifting limiting rod to drive it to swing. The cams of the single-row open grid are connected by the same drive shaft. The power end of the drive shaft extends to the outside of the cabinet and has the freedom to rotate around its own axis on the cabinet.

[0010] The lower end of the lifting limit rod is provided with a horizontal rod, and the cam is provided on the upper side of the horizontal rod and acts on the horizontal rod to make the lifting limit rod swing downward.

[0011] The cabinet is also equipped with a drive handle for a limit component. The drive handle includes a vertical connecting rod and a set of horizontal connecting rods. The power end of the drive shaft is fixedly connected to a swing arm. The horizontal connecting rod is fixed on the vertical connecting rod. The cantilever end of the horizontal connecting rod is sequentially hinged to each swing arm via a hinge shaft. The vertical connecting rod drives each drive shaft to rotate synchronously via the horizontal connecting rod and the swing arm.

[0012] The limiting end is provided with a diagonal bar that is tilted backward, and the diagonal bar and the limiting end form a wedge-shaped structure.

[0013] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0014] This utility model uses a single cabinet separate from the main cabinet to be placed in an open compartment. In case of emergency, the single cabinet can be quickly taken out from the open compartment by pulling the handle. The handle is also easy for personnel to carry. It can also pack scattered war reserve materials for centralized transportation and rapid transfer, effectively saving preparation time.

[0015] The limiting component is installed inside the horizontal partition and acts on the individual cabinets of the horizontal partition. When the individual cabinet is placed in the open compartment, the limiting component limits the individual cabinet to prevent the cabinet from shaking or the individual cabinet from falling when people open the cabinet door and pull on it.

[0016] The hinged end of the lifting limit rod is hinged to the horizontal partition. The limiting end of the lifting limit rod extends upward along the horizontal partition. The individual cabinet is provided with a limiting hole that matches the limiting end. A return spring is also provided between the lifting limit rod and the horizontal partition. During the process of pushing the individual cabinet into the open compartment, the individual cabinet exerts a force on the limiting end, causing the lifting limit rod to swing downward and the limiting end to descend. The individual cabinet can be smoothly pushed into the open compartment. When the reset hole is above the limiting end, the limiting end resets and enters the reset hole under the action of the reset spring. The limiting end and the reset hole cooperate to limit the individual cabinet.

[0017] The drive shaft drives the cam to rotate, and the cam exerts a force on the lifting limit rod, causing the lifting limit rod to swing downward and the limit end to descend, so that the single cabinet can be smoothly pulled out from the open compartment.

[0018] By connecting the drive handle to each drive shaft, the drive shafts can rotate synchronously, thereby achieving synchronous descent of the limit ends of each lifting limit rod, and each individual cabinet on the cabinet can be pulled out. Attached Figure Description

[0019] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0020] Figure 2 for Figure 1 The left view;

[0021] Figure 3 This is an assembly diagram of a single cabinet and its limiting components;

[0022] Figure 4 for Figure 3 A magnified schematic diagram of part A in the middle;

[0023] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram showing the state when the drive handle is pulled upwards.

[0024] Figure 6 A schematic diagram showing the reverse rotation of the cam-driven lifting limit rod.

[0025] In the attached diagram, 1 is a horizontal partition, 2 is a vertical partition, 3 is an open compartment, 4 is a single cabinet, 5 is a handle, 6 is a mounting cavity, 7 is a lifting limit rod, 701 is a limit end, 702 is a diagonal rod, 8 is a cam, 9 is a limit hole, 10 is a return spring, 11 is a drive shaft, 12 is a horizontal rod, 13 is a drive handle, 1301 is a vertical connecting rod, 1302 is a horizontal connecting rod, 14 is a swing arm, and 15 is a hinge shaft. The arrows in the diagram indicate the direction in which the single cabinet is removed. Detailed Implementation

[0026] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments:

[0027] Specific implementation examples Figure 1As shown, this utility model relates to a combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually. The key feature is that the cabinet includes a horizontal partition 1 and a vertical partition 2. The horizontal partition 1 and the vertical partition 2 intersect to form an array of cavity-like storage compartments 3. One side of each open compartment 3 has an open side opening for individual cabinets 4 to enter and exit. Each individual cabinet 4 has a handle 5 located on the same side as the open side opening. Individual cabinets 4, separate from the main cabinet, are placed inside the open compartments 3. Combat readiness supplies are packaged and placed inside the individual cabinets 4. In case of emergency, the handle 5 can be pulled to quickly remove the individual cabinet 4 from the open compartment 3. The handle 5 also facilitates lifting by hand, allowing for simultaneous centralized transport and rapid transfer of combat readiness supplies within the individual cabinets 4, effectively saving preparation time.

[0028] The cabinet has rollers that travel along tracks at its base, and a drive mechanism that rotates these rollers. The cabinet is a mobile shelving unit with multiple units arranged on the tracks. The rollers are connected to either a motor inside the cabinet or a hand crank located on the side of the cabinet. The rotation of the motor or hand crank drives the cabinet to move along the tracks, increasing the storage capacity per unit space. In this embodiment, the cabinet uses a hand crank to drive its movement along the tracks.

[0029] The open compartments 3 are arranged in a rectangular array on the cabinet body. Limiting components are also installed on the cabinet body, located within a horizontal partition 1 and acting on the individual cabinets 4 within that partition 1. The horizontal partition 1 has mounting cavities 6 for the limiting components. When the limiting components are installed within the mounting cavities 6, and the individual cabinets 4 are placed within the open compartments 3, the limiting components restrict the movement of the cabinet body, preventing the individual cabinets 4 from shaking or falling when opened by personnel.

[0030] like Figure 2 , Figure 3 and Figure 4 As shown, the limiting assembly includes a lifting limiting rod 7 and a cam 8. The lifting limiting rod 7 has a hook structure. The hinged end of the lifting limiting rod 7 is hinged to the horizontal partition 1. The limiting end 701 of the lifting limiting rod 7 protrudes through the reserved through hole in the horizontal partition 1 to the surface of the horizontal partition 1. The single cabinet 4 is provided with a limiting hole 9. The limiting end 701 and the limiting hole 9 are inserted to form a limiting fit of the single cabinet 4. A return spring 10 is also provided between the lifting limiting rod 7 and the horizontal partition 1. The cam 8 acts on the lifting limiting rod 7 to drive the lifting limiting rod 7 to swing. The cam 8 of the single row open grid 3 is connected by the same drive shaft 11. The power end of the drive shaft 11 extends to the outside of the cabinet. The drive shaft 11 has the freedom to rotate around its own axis on the cabinet.

[0031] In the initial state, the limiting end 701 of the lifting limit rod 7 is above the surface of the horizontal partition 1. When the single cabinet 4 is placed on the horizontal partition 1 and pushed into the open compartment 3, the single cabinet 4 exerts a pushing force on the limiting end 701, causing the lifting limit rod 7 to swing downward along its hinge end. The return spring 10 deforms, and the limiting end 701 descends. When the limiting hole 9 on the single cabinet 4 is above the limiting end 701, the single cabinet 4 no longer exerts a force on the limiting end 701, and the lifting limit rod 7 moves upward under the action of the return spring 10. The swing mechanism enables the cabinet to reset. When the cabinet shakes or a person accidentally pulls the individual cabinet 4, the individual cabinet 4 exerts a reverse force on the limiting end 701, causing the lifting limiting rod 7 to rotate in the opposite direction. The limiting end 701 rises and abuts against the inner wall of the limiting hole 9, preventing the individual cabinet 4 from falling out of the open compartment 3. When it is necessary to remove the individual cabinet 4, the drive shaft 11 drives the cam 8 to rotate, thereby driving the lifting limiting rod 7 to swing downward. The limiting end 701 descends, and the limiting end 701 loses its limiting effect on the individual cabinet 4, allowing the individual cabinet 4 to be quickly removed from the open compartment 3.

[0032] A horizontal bar 12 is provided at the lower end of the lifting limit rod 7. A cam 8 is provided on the upper side of the horizontal bar 12 and acts on the horizontal bar 12 to make the lifting limit rod 7 swing downward.

[0033] The extension direction of the horizontal bar 12 is opposite to the extension direction of the hinged end of the lifting limit bar 7. When the limiting end 701 cooperates with the limiting block 9 for limiting, one side of the cam 8 is in contact with the horizontal bar 12. The cam 8 limits the horizontal bar 12, preventing the lifting limit bar 7 from rotating in the opposite direction when the individual cabinet 4 moves out of the open compartment 3, thereby improving the stability of the individual cabinet 4 in the open compartment 3 and effectively preventing the individual cabinet 4 from falling. The drive shaft 11 drives the cam 8 to rotate. During the rotation, the protruding end of the cam 8 leaves a gap with the lifting limit bar 7 to avoid interference between the cam 8 and the lifting limit bar 7. During the rotation, the protruding end of the cam 8 exerts a force on the horizontal bar 12, thereby causing the lifting limit bar 7 to swing downward. When the protruding end of the cam 8 is unscrewed from the horizontal bar 12, the lifting limit bar 7 is pulled back to its original position by the action of the return spring 10.

[0034] The cabinet is also equipped with a drive handle 13 with a limit component. The drive handle 13 includes a vertical connecting rod 1301 and a set of horizontal connecting rods 1302. The power end of the drive shaft 11 is fixedly connected to a swing arm 14. The horizontal connecting rods 1302 are fixed to the vertical connecting rod 1301. The cantilevered ends of the horizontal connecting rods 1302 are sequentially hinged to each swing arm 14 via hinge shafts 15. The vertical connecting rods 1301 drive each drive shaft 11 to rotate synchronously via the horizontal connecting rods 1302 and the swing arms 14. In the initial state, the drive handle 13 is in a downward state. Figure 5 , Figure 6As shown, when the drive handle 13 is pulled upward, the horizontal connecting rod 1302 drives the swing arm 14 and the drive shaft 11 to rotate along the axis of the drive shaft 11. Each drive shaft 11 drives the cam 8 of each row to rotate. The convex side of the cam 8 exerts a force on the horizontal rod 12, causing each lifting limit rod 7 on the cabinet to rotate in the opposite direction. The limit end 701 descends, and the individual cabinets 4 on the cabinet lose the limit of the lifting limit rod 7. The individual cabinets 4 can be quickly pulled out from the open compartment 3.

[0035] A diagonal rod 702 is provided at the rearward tilt of the limiting end 701, forming a wedge-shaped structure with the limiting end 701. The diagonal rod 702 limits the rear side of the limiting hole 9, reducing the shaking of the single cabinet 4 on the cabinet body and improving the stability of the single cabinet 4 when stored on the cabinet body.

Claims

1. A combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually, characterized in that: The cabinet includes a horizontal partition (1) and a vertical partition (2). The horizontal partition (1) and the vertical partition (2) intersect to form an array of cavity-shaped open compartments (3). One side of the open compartment (3) is provided with an open side opening for individual cabinets (4) to enter and exit. The individual cabinet (4) is provided with a handle (5) on the same side as the open side opening.

2. The combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cabinet is equipped with a roller that travels along a track at the bottom, and the cabinet is equipped with a drive mechanism that drives the roller to rotate.

3. The combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually according to claim 1, characterized in that: The open grid (3) is arranged in a rectangular array on the cabinet body. The cabinet body is also provided with a limiting component. The limiting component is set in the horizontal partition (1) and acts on the individual cabinet (4) of the horizontal partition (1). The horizontal partition (1) is provided with a mounting cavity (6) for the limiting component.

4. The combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually according to claim 3, characterized in that: The limiting component includes a lifting limiting rod (7) and a cam (8). The lifting limiting rod (7) has a hook structure. The hinge end of the lifting limiting rod (7) is hinged to the horizontal partition (1). The limiting end (701) of the lifting limiting rod (7) protrudes through the reserved through hole of the horizontal partition (1) to the surface of the horizontal partition (1). The single cabinet (4) is provided with a limiting hole (9). The limiting end (701) and the limiting hole (9) are inserted to form a limiting fit of the single cabinet (4). A return spring (10) is also provided between the lifting limiting rod (7) and the horizontal partition (1). The cam (8) acts on the lifting limiting rod (7) to drive the lifting limiting rod (7) to swing. The cams (8) of the single row open grid (3) are connected by the same drive shaft (11). The power end of the drive shaft (11) extends to the outside of the cabinet. The drive shaft (11) has the freedom to rotate around its own axis on the cabinet.

5. A combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually, as described in claim 4, characterized in that: The lower end of the lifting limit rod (7) is provided with a horizontal rod (12), and the cam (8) is provided on the upper side of the horizontal rod (12) and acts on the horizontal rod (12) to make the lifting limit rod (7) swing downward.

6. A combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually, as described in claim 4, characterized in that: The cabinet is also provided with a drive handle (13) with a limit component. The drive handle (13) includes a vertical connecting rod (1301) and a set of horizontal connecting rods (1302). The power end of the drive shaft (11) is fixedly connected to a swing arm (14). The horizontal connecting rod (1302) is fixed on the vertical connecting rod (1301). The overhanging end of the horizontal connecting rod (1302) is sequentially hinged to each swing arm (14) via a hinge shaft (15). The vertical connecting rod (1301) drives each drive shaft (11) to rotate synchronously via the horizontal connecting rod (1302) and the swing arm (14).

7. A combat readiness cabinet that is easy to lift individually, as described in claim 4, characterized in that: The limiting end (701) is provided with a diagonal rod (702) tilted backward, and the diagonal rod (702) and the limiting end (701) form a wedge structure.

Images