Cremation urn storage rack

Abstract

This invention relates to the technical field of urn storage equipment, and more particularly to an urn storage rack for convenient worship. The invention provides an urn storage rack for convenient worship, capable of storing offerings. The rack includes an outer shell, doors, and a tray. The tray is mounted on the upper side of the inner wall of the outer shell. Doors are symmetrically and rotatably connected to the left and right sides of the front of the outer shell. It also includes a lifting mechanism and a sliding mechanism. A lifting mechanism for raising and lowering the urn is located on the rear side of the top wall of the tray. A sliding mechanism for moving offerings backward into the outer shell is located on the inner wall of the outer shell. By pushing the handle backward, a second sliding plate slides backward to its original position, thereby moving the offerings backward into the outer shell, thus enabling the storage of offerings and enhancing functionality.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the technical field of urn storage equipment, and in particular to a urn storage rack that facilitates worship. Background Technology

[0002] Cremated urns are usually stored in special urn storage racks, and people pay their respects to the urns of the deceased during the Qingming Festival.

[0003] Existing urn storage racks typically do not have the function of storing offerings for the deceased, which causes inconvenience to the preservation of offerings and the worship activities. Therefore, we have designed an urn storage rack that can store offerings for the deceased, making it easier for people to worship the deceased. Summary of the Invention

[0004] To overcome the shortcoming of not having the function of storing offerings for worship, the technical problem to be solved is: to provide a storage rack for urns that can be conveniently used for worship and has the function of storing offerings for worship.

[0005] The technical solution of the present invention is: a cremated urn storage rack for convenient worship, comprising an outer shell, a door panel and a tray. The tray is installed on the upper side of the inner wall of the outer shell. The door panels are symmetrically and rotatably connected to the left and right sides of the front part of the outer shell. It also includes a lifting mechanism and a sliding mechanism. The rear side of the top wall of the tray is provided with a lifting mechanism for driving the cremated urn to rise and fall. The inner wall of the outer shell is provided with a sliding mechanism for driving the offerings to move backward into the outer shell.

[0006] Furthermore, the lifting mechanism includes a first sliding plate, a fixed frame, a first sliding bracket, and a first pressure spring. A fixed frame is installed on the rear side of the top wall of the tray. A first sliding plate for placing an urn is slidably connected to the fixed frame. A first sliding bracket is slidably connected in the middle of the fixed frame. A first pressure spring is symmetrically connected to the left and right sides of the front side of the first sliding bracket. The rear ends of the first pressure springs are all connected to the fixed frame.

[0007] Furthermore, the sliding mechanism includes a second sliding plate, a handle, and a limiting block. Limiting blocks are installed on both the left and right sides of the lower side of the inner wall of the outer casing. A second sliding plate for placing sacrificial offerings is slidably connected between the limiting blocks. A handle is installed on the front side of the second sliding plate.

[0008] Furthermore, it also includes a fixing mechanism for stably placing the offerings. The fixing mechanism includes a sliding bolt and a tension spring. The front side of the left limiting block is slidably connected to the sliding bolt, and a tension spring is wound on the sliding bolt. The upper and lower ends of the tension spring are respectively connected to the sliding bolt and the limiting block. The left side of the second sliding plate has limiting grooves on both the front and rear sides, and the sliding bolt slides down and inserts into the limiting groove.

[0009] Furthermore, it also includes a stabilizing mechanism for clamping and fixing the urn. The stabilizing mechanism includes a fixing block, a second pressure spring, and a sliding block. Fixing blocks are installed on both the left and right sides of the top wall of the first sliding plate. Sliding blocks are slidably connected inside the fixing blocks. Second pressure springs are symmetrically connected to the front and rear sides of the sliding blocks. The outer ends of the second pressure springs are connected to the fixing blocks. The second pressure springs are located inside the fixing blocks.

[0010] Furthermore, it also includes a pushing mechanism for driving the second sliding plate to slide back and forth. The pushing mechanism includes a first fixed rod, a slide rail and a second sliding frame. The first fixed rod is symmetrically installed on the left and right sides of the rear side of the top wall of the second sliding plate. The top of each first fixed rod is equipped with a slide rail, which is inclined from back to front. The left and right walls of the first sliding plate are connected to the second sliding frame. The second sliding frame passes through the tray and is slidably connected to the tray and the slide rail.

[0011] Furthermore, it also includes a cleaning mechanism for cleaning up the residue of offerings on the second sliding plate. The cleaning mechanism includes a second fixed rod, a third pressure spring, and a brush. The front side of the top wall of the limiting block is connected to the second fixed rod. The brush is slidably connected between the second fixed rods. The third pressure spring is wound around the second fixed rod. The upper and lower ends of the third pressure spring are respectively connected to the brush and the limiting block.

[0012] Furthermore, the second sliding frame is L-shaped.

[0013] The beneficial effects are:

[0014] 1. By pushing the handle backward, the second sliding plate slides backward to its original position, thereby moving the offerings backward into the outer shell, thus storing the offerings and enhancing functionality;

[0015] 2. The tension spring resets the sliding bolt into the rear limiting groove, thereby fixing the second sliding plate and preventing it from sliding forward out of the outer shell, which facilitates the stable placement of offerings.

[0016] 3. The second pressure spring rebounds, causing the sliding block to slide inward to clamp and fix the urn, thus keeping the urn stable and preventing accidental collisions that could damage it. It has strong stability.

[0017] 4. The second sliding frame moves up and down to press the slide rail, causing the slide rail to move back and forth. This, in turn, drives the second sliding plate to slide back and forth via the first fixed rod. This eliminates the need for manual pulling of the handle to make the second sliding plate slide back and forth, thus saving manpower and simplifying operation.

[0018] 5. As the second sliding plate slides forward, the residue of the offerings is intercepted by the brush, causing the residue to accumulate in front of the second sliding plate, making it easier to clean up the residue. Attached Figure Description

[0019] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the present invention.

[0020] Figure 2 This is a partial three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the present invention.

[0021] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the lifting mechanism of the present invention.

[0022] Figure 4 This is a perspective structural diagram of the sliding mechanism and the fixing mechanism of the present invention.

[0023] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the stabilizing mechanism of the present invention.

[0024] Figure 6 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the driving mechanism of the present invention.

[0025] Figure 7 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the cleaning mechanism of the present invention.

[0026] In the attached diagram, the following are the reference numerals: 1-outer shell, 2-door panel, 3-tray, 4-lifting mechanism, 41-first sliding plate, 42-fixed frame, 43-first sliding frame, 44-first pressure spring, 5-sliding mechanism, 51-second sliding plate, 52-handle, 53-limiting block, 6-fixing mechanism, 61-sliding latch, 62-tension spring, 63-limiting groove, 7-stabilizing mechanism, 71-fixed block, 72-second pressure spring, 73-sliding block, 8-pushing mechanism, 81-first fixed rod, 82-slide rail, 83-second sliding frame, 9-cleaning mechanism, 91-second fixed rod, 92-third pressure spring, 93-brush. Detailed Implementation

[0027] The embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0028] Example 1

[0029] A convenient storage rack for cremated remains, such as... Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, it includes an outer shell 1, a door panel 2, a tray 3, a lifting mechanism 4, and a sliding mechanism 5. The tray 3 is fixed to the upper side of the inner wall of the outer shell 1. The door panel 2 is symmetrically and rotatably connected to the left and right sides of the front of the outer shell 1. The lifting mechanism 4 is provided on the rear side of the top wall of the tray 3, and the sliding mechanism 5 is provided on the inner wall of the outer shell 1.

[0030] like Figure 2 , Figure 3 and Figure 6 As shown, the lifting mechanism 4 includes a first sliding plate 41, a fixed frame 42, a first sliding frame 43, and a first pressure spring 44. The fixed frame 42 is fixedly connected to the rear side of the top wall of the tray 3. The first sliding plate 41 is slidably connected to the fixed frame 42 and is used to place the urn. The first sliding frame 43 is slidably connected in the middle of the fixed frame 42. There are two first pressure springs 44. The two first pressure springs 44 are respectively connected to the left and right sides of the front side of the first sliding frame 43. The rear ends of the first pressure springs 44 are connected to the fixed frame 42.

[0031] like Figure 2 and Figure 4 As shown, the sliding mechanism 5 includes a second sliding plate 51, a handle 52, and a limiting block 53. There are two limiting blocks 53, which are fixed to the left and right sides of the lower side of the inner wall of the outer shell 1, respectively. The second sliding plate 51 is slidably connected between the two limiting blocks 53. The second sliding plate 51 is used to place offerings. The handle 52 is fixed to the front side of the second sliding plate 51, and the handle 52 is covered with a rubber sleeve.

[0032] Initially, the first sliding plate 41 is located inside the outer shell 1. When it is necessary to store an urn, people place the urn on the first sliding plate 41, thus completing the storage of the urn. When it is necessary to worship the urn, people first turn the door panel 2 to open it, then pull the handle 52 forward, which causes the second sliding plate 51 to slide forward. When the second sliding plate 51 slides forward and moves out of the outer shell 1, people stop pulling the handle 52 forward and place the offerings on the second sliding plate 51. Then, they push the handle 52 backward, which causes the second sliding plate 51 to slide backward to its original position, thus moving the offerings backward into the outer shell 1, thereby enabling the storage of offerings and enhancing functionality. Then, they pull the first sliding plate 41 upward, causing it to slide upward. When the first sliding plate 41 slides upward and contacts the first sliding frame 43, the first sliding plate 41 presses against the first sliding frame 43, causing the first sliding frame 43 to... Slide backward, at which point the first pressure spring 44 is compressed. When the first sliding plate 41 slides upward and disengages from the first sliding frame 43, the first pressure spring 44 returns to its original position, causing the first sliding frame 43 to slide forward and lock the first sliding plate 41. At this point, the first sliding plate 41 slides out of the outer shell 1, thus placing the urn above the outer shell 1. Then, rotate and close the door panel 2. At this point, people can pay their respects to the urn. When it is no longer necessary to pay respects to the urn, people rotate and open the door panel 2, support the bottom of the first sliding plate 41, and pull the first sliding frame 43 backward. At this point, the first... The pressure spring 44 is compressed, which causes the first sliding bracket 43 to slide backward and disengage from the first sliding plate 41. Then, the first sliding plate 41 is pressed down, causing it to slide down to its original position, thereby moving the urn downward into the outer shell 1 to prevent accidental collisions that could cause the urn to fall off the outer shell 1. Then, the first sliding bracket 43 is released, and the first pressure spring 44 returns to its original position, causing the first sliding bracket 43 to slide forward to its original position. Then, the door panel 2 can be turned to close. When it is necessary to remove the urn, it can be taken directly away, making it easy to retrieve and simple to operate.

[0033] Example 2

[0034] Based on Example 1, such as Figure 2 and Figure 4 As shown, it also includes a fixing mechanism 6, which includes a sliding bolt 61 and a tension spring 62. The sliding bolt 61 is slidably connected to the front side of the left limiting block 53. The tension spring 62 is wrapped around the sliding bolt 61. The upper and lower ends of the tension spring 62 are respectively connected to the sliding bolt 61 and the limiting block 53. There are two limiting grooves 63. The two limiting grooves 63 are respectively opened at the front and rear parts on the left side of the second sliding plate 51. The sliding bolt 61 can slide down and be inserted into the limiting groove 63.

[0035] Initially, the sliding bolt 61 is inserted into the front limiting groove 63, locking the second sliding plate 51. When offerings are to be placed, people first turn and open the door panel 2, then pull the sliding bolt 61 upwards, causing it to slide upwards and disengage from the front limiting groove 63. At this time, the tension spring 62 is compressed. Then, the handle 52 is pulled forward, causing the second sliding plate 51 to slide forward, which in turn causes the limiting groove 63 to move forward. When the rear limiting groove 63 moves forward to a position below the sliding bolt 61, the sliding bolt 61 is released, and the tension spring 62 returns to its original position, allowing the sliding bolt 61 to insert into the rear limiting groove 63, thereby fixing the second sliding plate 51 and preventing it from sliding downwards. Slide the outer casing 1 forward to facilitate the stable placement of offerings. Then place the offerings on the second sliding plate 51 and pull the sliding latch 61 upward, causing it to slide upward and disengage from the rear sliding latch 61. At this time, the tension spring 62 is compressed. Then push the handle 52 backward, causing the second sliding plate 51 to slide backward, which in turn causes the limiting groove 63 to move backward. When the front limiting groove 63 moves backward to a position below the sliding latch 61, release the sliding latch 61. The tension spring 62 returns to its original position, causing the sliding latch 61 to slide downward and insert into the front limiting groove 63. At this time, the second sliding plate 51 slides backward to its original position, and the offerings move backward into the outer casing 1. Then rotate and close the door panel 2.

[0036] like Figure 2 and Figure 5 As shown, it also includes a stabilizing mechanism 7, which includes a fixed block 71, a second pressure spring 72, and a sliding block 73. There are two fixed blocks 71, which are respectively welded to the left and right sides of the top wall of the first sliding plate 41. A sliding block 73 is slidably connected inside each fixed block 71. A second pressure spring 72 is symmetrically connected to the front and rear sides of each sliding block 73. The outer ends of the second pressure springs 72 are connected to the fixed blocks 71, and the second pressure springs 72 are all located inside the fixed blocks 71.

[0037] When the urn needs to be stored, people first push the sliding block 73 outward, causing it to slide outward. At this time, the second pressure spring 72 is compressed. Then, the urn is placed on the first sliding plate 41, and the sliding block 73 is released. The second pressure spring 72 rebounds, causing the sliding block 73 to slide inward to clamp and fix the urn, thus keeping the urn stable and preventing accidental collisions that could damage it. The urn is highly stable. When the urn needs to be removed, people push the sliding block 73 outward again, causing it to slide outward. At this time, the second pressure spring 72 is compressed. Then, the urn is removed, and the sliding block 73 is released. The second pressure spring 72 returns to its original position, causing the sliding block 73 to slide inward back to its original position.

[0038] like Figure 2 and Figure 6As shown, it also includes a pushing mechanism 8, which includes a first fixed rod 81, a slide rail 82, and a second sliding frame 83. There are two first fixed rods 81, which are respectively fixed to the left and right sides of the rear side of the top wall of the second sliding plate 51. The top of each first fixed rod 81 is fixed to a slide rail 82, which is inclined from back to front. There are two second sliding frames 83, which are respectively fixed to the left and right sides of the first sliding plate 41. Both second sliding frames 83 pass through the tray 3 and are slidably connected to the tray 3 and the slide rail 82. The shape of the second sliding frame 83 is L-shaped.

[0039] When the first sliding plate 41 slides up and down, it drives the second sliding frame 83 to move up and down. The up and down movement of the second sliding frame 83 presses against the slide rail 82, causing the slide rail 82 to move back and forth. This causes the second sliding plate 51 to slide back and forth through the first fixed rod 81. It is not necessary to manually pull the handle 52 to make the second sliding plate 51 slide back and forth, which helps to save manpower and simplify operation.

[0040] like Figure 2 and Figure 7 As shown, it also includes a cleaning mechanism 9, which includes a second fixing rod 91, a third pressure spring 92, and a brush 93. There are two second fixing rods 91, which are welded to the front side of the top wall of the two limiting blocks 51 respectively. The brush 93 is slidably connected between the two second fixing rods 91 and can clean the residue of the offerings on the second sliding plate 51. There are two third pressure springs 92, which are wound around the two second fixing rods 91 respectively. The upper and lower ends of the third pressure springs 92 are connected to the brush 93 and the limiting block 53 respectively.

[0041] Because offerings may accidentally fall onto the second sliding plate 51, it is necessary to clean the residue from the offerings on the second sliding plate 51. With door panel 2 open, when cleaning the residue, first remove the easily accessible offerings, then press down on the brush 93, causing it to slide down until it contacts the second sliding plate 51. At this point, the third pressure spring 92 is compressed. Then, pull the handle 52 forward, thereby moving the second sliding plate 51 forward. During the sliding motion of the second sliding plate 51, the residue of the offerings is intercepted by the brush 93, causing the residue to accumulate in front of the second sliding plate 51. This facilitates centralized cleaning of the residue, further saving manpower and simplifying the operation. When the residue of the offerings is cleaned up, the brush 93 is released, and the third pressure spring 92 returns to its original position, causing the brush 93 to slide upwards to its original position. Then, the handle 52 is pushed backwards, causing the second sliding plate 51 to slide backwards to its original position.

[0042] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A convenient urn storage rack for worship, comprising an outer shell (1), a door panel (2), and a tray (3), wherein the tray (3) is installed on the upper side of the inner wall of the outer shell (1), and the door panels (2) are symmetrically and rotatably connected to the left and right sides of the front of the outer shell (1), characterized in that: It also includes a lifting mechanism (4) and a sliding mechanism (5). The rear side of the top wall of the tray (3) is provided with a lifting mechanism (4) for driving the urn to rise and fall. The inner wall of the outer shell (1) is provided with a sliding mechanism (5) for driving the offerings to move backward to the inner wall of the outer shell (1). The lifting mechanism (4) includes a first sliding plate (41), a fixed frame (42), a first sliding frame (43), and a first pressure spring (44). The fixed frame (42) is installed on the rear side of the top wall of the tray (3). The first sliding plate (41) for placing the urn is slidably connected to the fixed frame (42). The first sliding frame (43) is slidably connected in the middle of the fixed frame (42). The first pressure spring (44) is symmetrically connected to the left and right sides of the front side of the first sliding frame (43). The rear ends of the first pressure spring (44) are all connected to the fixed frame (42). The sliding mechanism (5) includes a second sliding plate (51), a handle (52) and a limiting block (53). Limiting blocks (53) are installed on both the left and right sides of the lower side of the inner wall of the outer shell (1). The limiting blocks (53) are slidably connected to the second sliding plate (51) for placing sacrificial offerings. A handle (52) is installed on the front side of the second sliding plate (51). It also includes a pushing mechanism (8) for driving the second sliding plate (51) to slide back and forth. The pushing mechanism (8) includes a first fixed rod (81), a slide rail (82) and a second sliding frame (83). The first fixed rod (81) is symmetrically installed on the left and right sides of the rear side of the top wall of the second sliding plate (51). The top of the first fixed rod (81) is equipped with a slide rail (82). The slide rail (82) is inclined from back to front. The left and right walls of the first sliding plate (41) are connected to the second sliding frame (83). The second sliding frame (83) passes through the tray (3). The second sliding frame (83) is slidably connected to the tray (3) and slidably connected to the slide rail (82).

2. The urn storage rack for convenient worship as described in claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a fixing mechanism (6) for placing the offerings stably. The fixing mechanism (6) includes a sliding bolt (61) and a tension spring (62). The left limiting block (53) is slidably connected to the sliding bolt (61). The tension spring (62) is wound around the sliding bolt (61). The upper and lower ends of the tension spring (62) are connected to the sliding bolt (61) and the limiting block (53) respectively. The left side of the second sliding plate (51) has limiting grooves (63) on both the front and rear sides. The sliding bolt (61) slides down and inserts into the limiting groove (63).

3. The urn storage rack for convenient worship as described in claim 2, characterized in that: It also includes a stabilizing mechanism (7) for clamping and fixing the urn. The stabilizing mechanism (7) includes a fixing block (71), a second pressure spring (72) and a sliding block (73). Fixing blocks (71) are installed on both the left and right sides of the top wall of the first sliding plate (41). Sliding blocks (73) are slidably connected inside the fixing blocks (71). Second pressure springs (72) are symmetrically connected on the front and rear sides of the sliding blocks (73). The outer ends of the second pressure springs (72) are connected to the fixing blocks (71). The second pressure springs (72) are located inside the fixing blocks (71).

4. The casket storage rack of claim 3, wherein: It also includes a cleaning mechanism (9) for cleaning up the residue of offerings on the second sliding plate (51). The cleaning mechanism (9) includes a second fixed rod (91), a third pressure spring (92) and a brush (93). The front side of the top wall of the limiting block (53) is connected to the second fixed rod (91). The brush (93) is slidably connected between the second fixed rods (91). The third pressure spring (92) is wound around the second fixed rod (91). The upper and lower ends of the third pressure spring (92) are respectively connected to the brush (93) and the limiting block (53).

5. The urn storage rack for convenient worship as described in claim 4, characterized in that: The second sliding frame (83) is L-shaped.

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