Trolley assisted pour handle

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of conveying trolley, namely auxiliary dumping handle of trolley, it includes a fork frame shape's connecting handle, and the two opposite fork frame arms between connecting handle rear end swing a ring, and the ring is fixed with a holding rod, and the connecting handle front end is a section of connecting round pipe connected with trolley handle, and the connecting round pipe has fixed top silk. The use of the auxiliary device with the trolley can quickly connect and clamp, and the movement is stable. The structure of the movable ring and the holding rod is adopted, the turnover effect is good, and the labor-saving effect is twice that of the original. The structure is simple, the cost is low, the quick connection and clamping do not affect the structure of the normal trolley.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of trolley technology, specifically a trolley tilting handle. Background Technology

[0002] In practice, when tilting workpieces on a trolley, the trolley is usually lifted directly upwards, and the material or workpiece in the hopper is poured directly onto the ground or platform. During the tilting process, because the workpiece or material is very heavy, the trolley will move along the direction of the material's tilt (inertia), and it is difficult for personnel to control the tilting direction of the trolley. At this time, if personnel do not participate in righting the trolley (if they hold the trolley, it is difficult for personnel to complete a 230°-270° rotation of their wrist in an instant), it is difficult for personnel to control the tilting direction of the trolley and they are very likely to be injured. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a handcart tilting handle with a reasonable structure and safe use, in order to address the above-mentioned shortcomings.

[0004] The technical solution of this utility model is: a handcart auxiliary tilting handle, including a fork-shaped connecting handle, a circular ring is movably hinged between two opposite fork arms at the rear end of the connecting handle, a grip rod is fixed inside the circular ring, and the front end of the connecting handle is a connecting tube that is connected to the handcart handle, and the connecting tube has a fixing screw.

[0005] The fork arm is semi-circular.

[0006] The advantages of this invention are: it works with a general-purpose handcart and is suitable for use in most handcart transfer processes. This auxiliary device, when used with a handcart, allows for quick connection and clamping, stable movement, and employs a movable ring and handle structure, resulting in excellent flipping performance and twice the effort-saving effect of the original. It has a reasonable structure, is safe to use, is inexpensive, and allows for quick connection and clamping without affecting the normal structure of the handcart.

[0007] The embodiments of this utility model will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Attached Figure Description

[0008] Figure 1 This is a simplified structural diagram of the present invention.

[0009] Figure 2 This is a simplified structural diagram of the utility model in use.

[0010] The parts in the diagram are named as follows: fork arm 1, ring 2, handle bar 3, trolley handle 4, connecting tube 5, and fixing screw 6. Detailed Implementation

[0011] See Figure 1 , 2The trolley's auxiliary tilting handle includes a fork-shaped connecting handle. The two opposing fork arms 1 at the rear end of the connecting handle are semi-circular, and a ring-shaped circular ring 2 is movably hinged between the two fork arms 1. A handle 3 is fixed inside the circular ring 2. The front end of the connecting handle is a connecting tube 5 that connects to the tubular trolley handle 4. The connecting tube 5 has a fixing screw 6.

[0012] Instructions for use: Insert the connecting round tube 5 onto the tubular trolley handle 4, adjust the position, and tighten the fixing screw 6 to complete the installation. When pushing the trolley, hold the handle 3. When unloading, the workpieces in the hopper exert an upward force on the trolley handle 4 as they tilt downwards (gravitational acceleration; this force is the superposition of the workpiece's gravity and the upward force applied by the person, which is then transmitted to the person's wrist, which is very dangerous and can easily cause injury). Because the auxiliary handle can rotate 230°-270°, it easily disperses this force, thus the force transmitted to the person's hand is very small, protecting the personnel and making the tilting method of the trolley controllable, especially when there are many workpieces and materials. The movable ring and handle structure provides a good tilting effect and saves twice the effort compared to the original. During transportation and use, if the ground is uneven or the trolley is bumpy, the auxiliary handle can rotate according to the movement trajectory of the trolley, keeping the person's hand in a certain position at all times, without the need for the person to constantly adjust the angle to maintain the balance of the trolley.

[0013] The above description is merely a specific embodiment of this utility model, and the various examples do not constitute a limitation on the substantive content of this utility model.

Claims

1. A trolley tilting handle, characterized in that... It includes a fork-shaped connecting handle, with a ring (2) hinged between two opposing fork arms (1) at the rear end of the connecting handle, and a grip (3) fixed inside the ring (2). The front end of the connecting handle is a connecting tube (5) connected to the trolley handle (4), and the connecting tube (5) has a fixing screw (6).

2. The handcart tilting handle according to claim 1, characterized in that... The fork arm (1) is semi-circular.

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