Single line endless conveyor for pallets
By combining the design of the power frame, the chain drive mechanism and the modular ring guide rail, the flexibility and space utilization issues of the single-line ring conveyor for turnover baskets are solved, enabling flexible adjustment of workstations and energy-saving effects, and adapting to the production needs of small-batch orders.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202310109106.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-02-14
- Publication Date
- 2026-01-23
- Estimated Expiration
- 2043-02-14
AI Technical Summary
The existing single-line circular conveyor system for turnover baskets cannot be flexibly adjusted according to the different products, the number of process steps, and the objective environmental factors of the production site. It lacks the function of independent selection, resulting in poor space utilization, unreasonable workstation distribution, increased employee turnaround distance, and difficulty in adapting to the needs of flexible production and small batch orders.
The design employs a combination of a power frame, a chain drive mechanism, a modular circular guide rail, and a turnover basket guide mechanism, forming a circular distribution. This allows for flexible combination and adjustment of equipment units, reduces employee turnaround distances, improves space utilization efficiency, and supports flexible production of small-batch orders.
It enables flexible adjustment of workstations according to actual needs, optimizes space utilization, reduces employee travel distance, supports the production needs of small-batch and customized orders, and improves production efficiency and energy saving.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention belongs to the technical field of production line equipment for light industrial products, and specifically relates to a single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets. Background Technology
[0002] The single-line circular conveyor system for turnover baskets mentioned below is the single-line circulating conveyor system for turnover baskets. The light industrial products mentioned below include clothing, shoes, bags, electronic and electrical products, and dolls and toys, etc.
[0003] Taking clothing manufacturers as an example, the production process of a garment, such as a top, usually includes several steps such as cutting, sewing, making buttonholes, sewing on buttons, attaching pocket pieces, attaching collars, attaching sleeves, attaching plackets, sewing on labels, and ironing. These steps are often carried out in a division of labor and automation manner, which is to say, in the way people are used to. The advantages of assembly line operations are: they link employees who were previously working separately, enabling them to collaborate, identify problems promptly, reduce batch quality issues, and allow shift leaders to maintain management and tracking of each workstation, handling production line anomalies in a timely manner; they allow for effective production line management without the need for specialized managers, boosting employee morale and maximizing the potential of each employee at each workstation; they visualize bottleneck processes and hidden resources, ensuring all team members focus on bottleneck processes, fostering a collaborative team atmosphere, and relying on teamwork for mutual supervision and assistance, making it easier for managers to manage the production line, ultimately improving efficiency in a relaxed and enjoyable work environment; and they transmit output, quality, and individual completion time data to computers in real time, and as needed to cloud servers, allowing software analysis to understand each employee's actual completion time, enabling managers to understand the actual production status on computers or mobile devices, helping them manage employees and adjust their division of labor, achieving effective employee management and improved efficiency.
[0004] Early single-line circular conveyor systems for turnover baskets were generally in a closed-loop configuration. See CN201721962U (a circular conveyor system), CN102807061B (a circular conveyor system), CN202585159U (a control switch and a circular conveyor system using the control switch), CN202807786U (a circular conveyor system with a control switch), CN202807791U (a circular conveyor system with a sensor switch), CN203728035U (a production line device), CN104139962B (a belt-type circular sensing device), and CN2040... 96561U (a belt-type circulating conveyor with a brush), CN202296226U (single-piece intermittent flow trough), CN108584295A (energy-saving and noise-reducing circulating conveyor), CN107117439B (circulating conveyor), CN112875174A (single-line conveyor for turnover baskets), CN110937349A (duplex turnover box conveyor), DE4140576A1, EP0623530A1, US4050575A, US4697693A, US4548315A, FR2237822A and JP2000-219309A, etc.
[0005] While the aforementioned patents, not limited to those listed, each possess corresponding technical advantages, they share the following common drawbacks: First, once the equipment is assembled and delivered to the user (e.g., a garment manufacturer), it is typically impossible to modify it based on the specific product, the number of process steps, or the objective environmental factors of the production site, thus lacking specificity and flexibility in application. Second, they lack the function of allowing workers to choose their workstations according to their needs. For example, they are generally distributed around the outside of the assembly line in a disguised, forced manner. However, in some situations, especially when production space is limited, distributing workers in the central and / or inner / outer areas of the assembly line can significantly save space. Third, due to the lack of modularity, the number of workstations for the products to be processed is somewhat arbitrary and, to some extent, detrimental to energy conservation and flexible adjustment. This is because if the products to be processed have fewer processes, the number of processes can be reduced. The first problem is that merging processes reduces the number of operators. If the product to be processed has many steps, the steps can be broken down to increase the number of operators, requiring a high degree of flexibility. The second problem is that it easily increases the employee's turnaround time. This is because the walking route of each employee in multiple steps cannot be circular. This is because the distance between each pair of face-to-face steps is large and the intermediate partitions are unrelated, increasing the difficulty of merging and combining. Therefore, when the production cycle time of an individual step is slower than the overall production line cycle time, it is difficult for workers at other stations to provide timely support. Conversely, when an individual step is faster than the overall production line cycle time, it is difficult to assist others, affecting overall efficiency and reducing individual income. The third problem is that it is not conducive to flexibly adjusting personnel and output to adapt to flexible production. It is difficult to flexibly increase the number of personnel per unit according to changes in demand. If more are needed, more operators are added, and vice versa. This is difficult to handle in situations such as frequent changes in clothing styles, small order quantities, or even special customization of a single item. Based on the above, improvements are necessary, and the technical solution introduced below was developed in this context. Summary of the Invention
[0006] The objective of this invention is to provide a single-line circular conveyor for turnover baskets that helps garment manufacturers adjust the number of equipment units according to the actual number of processing steps and changes in market demand, thereby meeting the requirements of targeted and flexible use; facilitates the determination of workstations based on the actual needs of garment product processing, thus avoiding blind spots and improving the optimization of space utilization; promotes good modularization and energy saving; facilitates rapid support for other workstations with backlogged workpieces by reducing employee turnaround distances; and helps to overcome the physical and logical positional limitations between workstations, thus meeting the flexible requirements of small-batch orders and even customized orders.
[0007] The present invention achieves its objective by providing a single-line circular conveying device for turnover baskets, comprising: a power frame, which is installed on the floor of the usage site or on a support supported on the floor; a chain drive mechanism, which is installed on the power frame; a set of guide rail support frames, which are spaced out in a circular manner and supported on the floor of the usage site or on a support supported on the floor; an assembled circular guide rail, which is supported on the power frame and the set of guide rail support frames; a chain, which is movably laid on one side of the assembled circular guide rail and is in transmission cooperation with the chain drive mechanism; a set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms and a set of turnover baskets equal in number to the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms, wherein the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms is connected to the chain at intervals and simultaneously forms rolling pairs with the two outer sides of the assembled circular guide rail, and the set of turnover baskets is fixed on the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms.
[0008] In a specific embodiment of the present invention, the power frame is located between the left or right guide rail support frames in the set of guide rail support frames. The power frame has a hollow frame structure and a left guide rail support column is formed longitudinally on the upper left side, while a right guide rail support column is formed longitudinally on the upper right side, corresponding to the position of the left guide rail support column. The tops of the left and right guide rail support columns are fixed to the assembled annular guide rail. A chain drive mechanism support beam is fixed at the bottom of the power frame, and the chain drive mechanism is disposed on the chain drive mechanism support beam. The chain is in transmission cooperation with the chain drive mechanism at the position corresponding to the left and right guide rail support columns. The turnover basket is fixed to the turnover basket guide mechanism through the bottom wall of its turnover basket cavity.
[0009] In another specific embodiment of the present invention, a guide rail connecting frame is inlaid on the front and rear sides of the assembled annular guide rail, and on each side corresponding to the left support column and the right support column of the guide rail; the chain drive mechanism includes a chain drive motor, a chain drive gearbox, a chain drive drive wheel, a chain drive transmission belt, a chain drive driven wheel, and a chain block mating wheel. The chain drive motor is driven by the chain drive gearbox, and the chain drive gearbox, together with the chain drive motor, is fixed to the support beam of the chain drive mechanism via a chain drive gearbox seat. The power output shaft of the chain drive gearbox faces forward, and the chain... The drive wheel is fixed to the power output shaft of the chain drive reduction gearbox. One end of the chain drive transmission belt is sleeved on the chain drive drive wheel, and the other end is sleeved on the chain drive driven wheel. The chain block mating wheel is located between a pair of guide rail connecting frames. The center position of the chain block mating wheel is fixed to the middle of the chain block mating wheel shaft. The front and rear ends of the chain block mating wheel shaft are rotatably supported on the chain block mating wheel shaft support bearing seat through the chain block mating wheel shaft support bearing seat. The chain block mating wheel shaft support bearing seat is fixed to the guide rail connecting frame. The chain drive driven wheel is fixed to the front end of the chain block mating wheel shaft. The chain and the chain block mating wheel are in a driving engagement.
[0010] In another specific embodiment of the present invention, an earring-shaped plate extends downward from the middle of the guide rail connecting frame along its length. A chain block engaging wheel axle support bearing seat insertion hole is provided at the center of the upper part of the earring-shaped plate. The chain block engaging wheel axle support bearing seat, together with the chain block engaging wheel axle support bearing, is inserted into the insertion hole of the chain block engaging wheel axle support bearing seat and is fixed to the earring-shaped plate by the support bearing seat fixing screw.
[0011] In another specific embodiment of the present invention, the assembled annular guide rail is composed of a plurality of guide rail units connected to each other, and the ends of each pair of adjacent guide rail units are fixedly connected by guide rail unit connecting inserts at the positions corresponding to the guide rail unit connecting insert slots on the assembled annular guide rail by guide rail unit connecting insert fixing screws.
[0012] In another specific embodiment of the present invention, the chain is composed of a plurality of chain block units cyclically spliced together. A set of chain block unit tenons is formed at intervals on the left and right sides of each chain block unit. The space between two adjacent chain block unit tenons forms a chain block unit mortise. The chain block unit tenons and mortises on adjacent chain block units are mortised and mortised together. The two ends of the chain block unit are movably supported on the upper surface of the assembled annular guide rail. A chain block unit connecting seat is formed on the downward-facing side of each chain block unit in its use state. The chain block unit connecting seats on two adjacent chain block units are connected to each other, and each chain block unit connecting seat is in drive engagement with the chain block mating wheel. The turnover basket guiding mechanism, which forms a rolling pair with the two outer sides of the assembled annular guide rail, is connected to the chain block unit connecting seat on the chain block unit. The turnover basket is fixed by the bottom wall of the turnover basket cavity and the tops of both sides of the turnover basket guiding mechanism along its length.
[0013] In a further specific embodiment of the present invention, the chain block unit connecting seat includes a connecting head, a first connecting piece I, a second connecting piece II, a first chain block mating wheel axle head I, a second chain block mating wheel axle head II, and a jointed connecting post. The connecting head, the first connecting piece I, and the second connecting piece II form an integral structure and are located in the middle of the length direction of the downward-facing side of the chain block unit in the use state. The connecting head protrudes from the left side of the chain block unit and forms a jointed connecting post cavity. The first connecting piece I and the second connecting piece II are in a front-to-back corresponding state when connecting. The headstock extends to the right, forming a structure where the first connecting piece I and the second connecting piece II are integral with the chain block unit. The space between the first connecting piece I and the second connecting piece II forms a connecting headstock mating cavity. The first chain block mating wheel axle head I is horizontally positioned on the side of the first connecting piece I facing away from the second connecting piece II. The second chain block mating wheel axle head II is horizontally positioned on the side of the second connecting piece II facing away from the first connecting piece I and corresponds to the first chain block mating wheel axle head I. A jointed connecting post is inserted into the jointed connecting post cavity. The jointed connecting post is positioned along its height direction... A connecting head seat connecting shaft groove is provided on the left side of the middle section. A connecting head seat pin hole is provided on both the front and rear sides of the connecting head seat, communicating with the articulated connecting column cavity and corresponding to the connecting head seat connecting shaft groove. A first chain block mating wheel axle head hole I is provided on the first chain block mating wheel axle head I, communicating with the connecting head seat mating cavity. A second chain block mating wheel axle head II is provided on the second chain block mating wheel axle head II, also communicating with the connecting head seat mating cavity. The connecting head seat formed on the chain block unit is inserted into the adjacent... The connecting head seat of a chain block unit is fitted into the cavity and connected by articulated connecting shafts that are sequentially inserted into the first chain block mating wheel axle head hole I, the shaft groove, and the second chain block mating wheel axle head hole II, thereby connecting two adjacent chain block units; the first chain block mating wheel axle head I and the second chain block mating wheel axle head II are engaged with the chain block mating wheel; a turnover basket support frame fixing bolt is fixed on the articulated connecting column corresponding to the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms, and the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms, which are arranged at intervals, are fixed to the turnover basket support frame fixing bolt.
[0014] In a further specific embodiment of the present invention, each of the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms includes a front guide plate, a rear guide plate, a turnover basket support frame, a pair of front rollers and a pair of rear rollers. The front guide plate and the rear guide plate correspond to each other. The upper part of the front guide plate in the length direction has a rearward folded front guide plate upper folded edge, and the lower part of the front guide plate in the length direction has a rearward folded front guide plate lower folded edge corresponding to the front guide plate upper folded edge. The upper part of the rear guide plate in the length direction has a forward folded rear guide plate upper folded edge, and the lower part of the rear guide plate in the length direction has a forward folded rear guide plate lower folded edge corresponding to the rear guide plate upper folded edge. The front side of the turnover basket support frame in the length direction has a front fixed support edge for the turnover basket folded upward, and the rear side of the turnover basket support frame in the length direction has a front fixed support edge for the turnover basket folded upward. The container has a fixed support side at the rear, with the front and rear fixed support sides corresponding to each other. The front side of the bottom wall of the container support frame is fixed to the folded edge of the front guide plate by a pair of front fixing screws. The rear side of the bottom wall of the container support frame is fixed to the folded edge of the rear guide plate by a pair of rear fixing screws. The middle part of the bottom wall of the container support frame is fixed to the fixing bolt of the container support frame at the position corresponding to the bolt hole of the container support frame. A pair of front rollers are arranged between the front guide plate and the lower folded edge and form a rolling pair with the outer wall of the assembled annular guide rail on the outward side. A pair of rear rollers are arranged between the rear guide plate and the lower folded edge and form a rolling pair with the outer wall of the assembled annular guide rail on the other outward side. The set of containers is fixed to the upper part of the container support frame of the set of container guide mechanisms.
[0015] In yet another specific embodiment of the present invention, each of the pair of front roller shafts is rotatably fitted in the middle of a front roller shaft limiting bolt. The upper end of the front roller shaft limiting bolt extends above the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame via a folded edge on the front guide plate and is locked by a nut on the front roller shaft limiting bolt. The lower end of the front roller shaft limiting bolt extends below the lower folded edge of the front guide plate and is locked by a nut on the lower end of the front roller shaft limiting bolt. Each of the pair of rear roller shafts is rotatably fitted in the middle of a rear roller shaft limiting bolt. The upper end of the rear roller shaft limiting bolt extends above the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame via a folded edge on the rear guide plate and is locked by a nut on the upper end of the rear roller shaft limiting bolt. The lower end of the rear roller shaft limiting bolt extends below the lower folded edge of the rear guide plate and is locked by a nut on the lower end of the rear roller shaft limiting bolt.
[0016] In yet another specific embodiment of the present invention, a pair of front fixing screw holes for the bottom wall of the turnover basket are provided on the upper part of the front fixed support side of the turnover basket, and a pair of rear fixing screw holes for the bottom wall of the turnover basket are provided on the upper part of the rear fixed support side of the turnover basket. The front and rear sides of the bottom wall of the turnover basket cavity of the set of turnover baskets are fixed to the upper part of the front and rear fixed support sides of the turnover basket by a pair of bottom wall fixing screws at positions corresponding to the front and rear fixing screw holes of the bottom wall of the turnover basket, respectively.
[0017] One of the technical effects of the present invention is that, by employing guide rail support frames spaced out in a ring shape and using assembled ring guide rails supported on a power frame and a set of guide rail support frames, it helps garment manufacturers to adjust the number of equipment units according to the actual number of process steps in the garments they want to process, changes in objective market demand, and specific conditions of the work site, thus meeting the requirements of targeted and flexible use; secondly, by changing the U-shaped distribution of the existing production line to a ring distribution, the workstations of the processing personnel are located within the ring cavity, which can... First, the workstations can be conveniently determined according to the actual needs of garment product processing, thus avoiding blind spots and improving the optimization of space utilization. Second, since processing personnel can work in the annular cavity, one processing personnel can conveniently and quickly handle several tasks as needed nearby, while also meeting the requirement of reducing employee turnaround distances and providing timely support for workstations with backlogged workpieces. Third, the modular design of the entire configuration reflects energy conservation. Fourth, it helps to break free from the physical and logical positional limitations between workstations, thus enabling flexible adaptation to small-batch orders and even customized orders for a single product. Attached Figure Description
[0018] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.
[0019] Figure 2 for Figure 1 The diagram shows a detailed structure of the power frame, chain drive mechanism, assembled ring guide rail, chain, a set of turnover basket guide mechanism, and a set of turnover baskets.
[0020] Figure 3 for Figure 2 A detailed structural diagram showing the removal of one set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms and one set of turnover baskets.
[0021] Figure 4 for Figure 2 Enlarged view of part A.
[0022] Figure 5 for Figure 2 Enlarged view of part B.
[0023] Figure 6 for Figure 1 and Figure 2 The diagram shows a detailed structural diagram of the guide rail connector.
[0024] Figure 7 for Figure 1 and Figure 2 The diagram shows the structure of the chain.
[0025] Figure 8 for Figure 1 and Figure 2 The diagram shows the assembly structure of a set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms.
[0026] Figure 9 for Figure 1 and Figure 2 The diagram shows an assembly diagram of a set of turnover baskets and a set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms.
[0027] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the first application example of the present invention.
[0028] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of a second application example of the present invention.
[0029] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of a third application example of the present invention.
[0030] Figure 13 This is a schematic diagram of the fourth application example of the present invention.
[0031] Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram of the fifth application example of the present invention. Detailed Implementation
[0032] In order to better understand the technical essence and beneficial effects of the present invention, the applicant provides a detailed description below by way of embodiments. However, the description of the embodiments is not intended to limit the present invention. Any formal but not substantive equivalent transformations made based on the concept of the present invention should be considered within the scope of the present invention.
[0033] In the following description, except for the Figure 1 , Figures 10 to 13 Except where directionality and orientation are explained separately, all other descriptions involving the concepts of up, down, left, right, front, and back are based on... Figure 2 The position and state are based on the location and state, and therefore should not be construed as a special limitation on the technical solution provided by the present invention.
[0034] Please see Figure 1The diagram illustrates a power frame 1, part of the structural system of a single-line circular conveyor for turnover baskets. This power frame 1 can be directly installed on the floor of the usage site or mounted on a support structure on the floor. This embodiment chooses the latter, meaning the power frame 1 is indirectly installed on the floor of the usage site. Specifically, the aforementioned support structure is first installed on the floor of the usage site, and then the power frame 1 is mounted on the support structure. A chain drive mechanism 2 is shown, mounted on the power frame 1. A set of guide rail support frames 3 is also shown, forming a structure consisting of… Figure 1 The ring-shaped distribution shown can be directly supported on the floor of the usage site or set on a support frame supported on the floor (as described in the aforementioned power frame 1); a modular ring guide rail 4 is shown, which is supported on the power frame 1 and the aforementioned set of guide rail support frames 3; a chain carrier 5 is shown, which is movably laid on one side of the modular ring guide rail 4 and is in transmission cooperation with the aforementioned chain carrier drive mechanism 2; a set of turnover basket guide mechanisms 6 and a set of turnover baskets 7 in equal number to the turnover basket guide mechanisms 6 are shown, the set of turnover basket guide mechanisms 6 is connected to the aforementioned chain carrier 5 at intervals and the set of turnover basket guide mechanisms 6 simultaneously forms a rolling pair with the two outer sides of the aforementioned modular ring guide rail 4, and the set of turnover baskets 7 is fixed on the set of turnover basket guide mechanisms 6 respectively.
[0035] As the preferred solution and by Figure 1 As shown, guide rail support frame connecting beams 31 can also be used to connect the left and right sides of each pair of adjacent guide rail support frames 3 in the aforementioned set of guide rail support frames 3. In this embodiment, the aforementioned power frame 1 is arranged on the left side of the set of guide rail support frames 3 (i.e., on the left side). Figure 1 (Taking the position shown as an example) and located between two adjacent guide rail support frames 3 in the middle region, and preferably connected by the aforementioned guide rail support frame connecting beam 31. Of course, if the power frame 1 is located on the right side of a set of guide rail support frames 3 (taking the position shown as an example), it can also be connected by the aforementioned guide rail support frame connecting beam 31. Figure 1 Taking the position shown as an example, if the two adjacent guide rail support frames 3 are located in the middle region and are also connected by the guide rail support frame connecting beam 31, then it should be considered as an equivalent technical means.
[0036] for Figure 1Based on common sense, the structure shown can be understood as follows: the front is the entrance / exit 8 of the single-line circular conveyor for the turnover basket. Through this entrance / exit 8, workers can enter and exit the central circular area 9 in a standing position. This circular area 9 is the work area where workers perform their tasks (to be mentioned later). To facilitate workers' access to and from the aforementioned circular area, in this embodiment, the assembled circular guide rail 4 located at the entrance / exit 8 is designed in an arch shape, similar to an "n" shape or a camel hump shape. The advantages of this structural design are: since the workers work within the circular area 9, they can easily support the backlog of workstations on the left or right, as well as adjacent workstations. In particular, the support process does not require workers to make large detours and circles as in existing rhythmic production lines, thus significantly saving travel time. It can meet the requirements of small order volume changes and flexibly cope with customized orders, etc. It gets rid of the physical quantity and logical positional limitations between workstations in traditional rhythmic garment production lines, because in traditional rhythmic garment production lines, if a worker at one workstation fails to complete the work within the set time, the entire production line will stop.
[0037] Please see Figure 2 As mentioned above, the aforementioned power frame 1 is located between two adjacent guide rail supports on the left side of the aforementioned set of guide rail support frames 3. The power frame 1 has a hollow frame structure and a left guide rail support column 11 is formed longitudinally on the upper left side. On the upper right side, corresponding to the position of the left guide rail support column 11, a right guide rail support column 12 is also formed longitudinally. The tops of the left guide rail support column 11 and the right guide rail support column 12 are fixed to the aforementioned assembled annular guide rail 4. The support frame 3 also has annular guide rail support columns that are equivalent to the left and right support columns 11 and 12 of the guide rail. A support beam 13 for the chain drive mechanism is fixed at the bottom of the power frame 1. The aforementioned chain drive mechanism 2 is set on the support beam 13. The aforementioned chain 5 is in transmission cooperation with the aforementioned chain drive mechanism 2 at the position corresponding to the left support column 11 and the right support column 12 of the guide rail. The aforementioned turnover basket 7 is fixed to the aforementioned turnover basket guide mechanism 6 through the bottom wall 711 of its turnover basket cavity 71.
[0038] As a preferred option, power frame leveling feet 14 can be provided at each of the four corners of the bottom of the power frame 1.
[0039] Please pay close attention. Figure 2 and Figure 3A guide rail connecting frame 41 is inlaid on the front and rear sides of the aforementioned assembled annular guide rail 4, and between the left support column 11 and the right support column 12 of the aforementioned guide rail; the aforementioned chain drive mechanism 2 includes a chain drive motor 21, a chain drive reduction gearbox 22, a chain drive drive drive wheel 23, a chain drive transmission belt 24, a chain drive driven wheel 25, and a chain block mating wheel 26. The chain drive motor 21 is driven by the chain drive reduction gearbox 22, and the chain drive reduction gearbox 22, together with the chain drive motor 21, is fixed to the aforementioned chain drive mechanism support beam 13 through the chain drive reduction gearbox seat 221. The chain drive reduction gearbox power output shaft 222 of the chain drive reduction gearbox 22 faces forward, and the chain drive drive drive wheel 23 is fixed to the chain drive mechanism support beam 13. On the power output shaft 222 of the chain drive reduction gearbox, one end of the chain drive transmission belt 24 is sleeved on the chain drive driving pulley 23, and the other end is sleeved on the chain drive driven pulley 25. The chain block mating wheel 26 is located between a pair of guide rail connecting frames 41. The central position of the chain block mating wheel 26 is fixed in the middle of the chain block mating wheel shaft 261. The front end and rear end of the chain block mating wheel shaft 261 are rotatably supported on the chain block mating wheel shaft support bearing seat 2612 through the chain block mating wheel shaft support bearing 2611. The chain block mating wheel shaft support bearing seat 2612 is fixed to the aforementioned guide rail connecting frame 41. The chain drive driven pulley 25 is fixed to the front end of the chain block mating wheel shaft 261. The aforementioned chain 5 is in transmission engagement with the aforementioned chain block mating wheel 26.
[0040] Depend on Figure 2 and Figure 3 As shown, the aforementioned chain block mating wheel 26 is actually a double-row wheel structure, similar to a double-row gear structure, in order to smoothly drive the chain block. Figure 7 The diagram shows the first and second chain blocks mating with wheel axle heads I5134 and II5135.
[0041] Please see Figures 4 to 6 And combined Figures 2 to 3 An earring-shaped plate 411 extends downward from the middle of the aforementioned guide rail connector 41 along its length. Figure 6 (Illustrated), a chain block mating wheel axle support bearing seat insertion hole 4111 is provided at the center of the upper part of the earring-shaped plate 411. The aforementioned chain block mating wheel axle support bearing seat 2612, together with the chain block mating wheel axle support bearing 2611, is inserted into the chain block mating wheel axle support bearing seat insertion hole 4111 and the chain block mating wheel axle support bearing seat 26121 is used to fix the chain block mating wheel axle support bearing seat 2612 to the earring-shaped plate 411.
[0042] exist Figure 4The diagram also shows a method for connecting the aforementioned guide rail connector 41 to the assembled annular guide rail 4. Specifically, one end of the guide rail connector 412 is inserted into the guide rail unit connecting strip groove 43 pre-set on the assembled annular guide rail 4 and fixed with the guide rail connector 4121 fixing screw. The other end of the guide rail connector 412, i.e. the end facing the guide rail connector 41, is also fixed with screws at the position corresponding to the guide rail connector 411, where the guide rail connector 412 has a pre-set guide rail connector 413 with a mating cavity screw hole 4131 at the bottom.
[0043] The aforementioned modular ring guide rail 4 is composed of a plurality of guide rail units connected to each other, with the ends of any two adjacent guide rail units connected by guide rail unit connecting strips 42. Figure 5 (As shown) The guide rail unit connecting slot 43 on the assembled circular guide rail 4 is fixedly connected by guide rail unit connecting slot fixing screws 421. This structural design helps garment manufacturers to reasonably increase or decrease the number of equipment units according to the batch size and duration of the garments to be processed, the number of actual process steps, and the specific space constraints. For example, the number of guide rail units constituting the assembled circular guide rail 4 can be increased or decreased to meet the requirements of targeted and flexible use. In addition, it can also avoid resource waste and reflect energy saving, etc.
[0044] Please pay close attention. Figure 7 The aforementioned chain 5 is composed of a plurality of chain block units 51 cyclically spliced together. A set of chain block unit tenons 511 is formed at intervals on both the left and right sides of each chain block unit 51. The space between two adjacent chain block unit tenons 511 forms a chain block unit mortise 512. The chain block unit tenons 511 and chain block unit mortise 512 on adjacent chain block units 51 are mortised and tenoned together. The two ends of the chain block unit 51 are movably supported on the upper surface of the aforementioned assembled annular guide rail 4, forming a sliding pair with the surface of the assembled annular guide rail 4. In the use state, each chain block unit 51 has a chain block unit connecting seat 513 on its downward-facing side. The chain block unit connecting seats 513 on two adjacent chain block units 51 are connected to each other, and each chain block unit connecting seat 513 is in a transmission engagement with the aforementioned chain block mating wheel 26. The two outer surfaces of the aforementioned assembled annular guide rail 4 are as follows... Figure 2 The aforementioned turnover basket guide mechanism 6, whose front and rear sides form a rolling pair, is connected to the aforementioned chain block unit connecting seat 513 on the aforementioned chain block unit 51 of the aforementioned chain 5; the aforementioned turnover basket 7 is fixed to the top of both sides of the aforementioned turnover basket guide mechanism 6 in the length direction through the turnover basket cavity bottom wall 711 of the aforementioned turnover basket cavity 71.
[0045] The aforementioned chain block unit connecting seat 513 includes a connecting head seat 5131, a first connecting piece I 5132, a second connecting piece II 5133, a first chain block mating wheel axle head I 5134, a second chain block mating wheel axle head II 5135, and a jointed connecting post 5136. The connecting head seat 5131, the first connecting piece I 5132, and the second connecting piece II 5133 form an integral structure and are located in the middle of the length direction of the downward-facing side of the aforementioned chain block unit 51 in the use state. The connecting head seat 5131 protrudes from the left side of the chain block unit 51 and forms a jointed connecting post cavity 51311. The first connecting piece I 5132 and the second connecting piece II 5133 extend to the right on the right side of the connecting head seat 5131 in a front-to-back corresponding state. The first connecting piece I 5132 and the second connecting piece II 5133 are integrally formed with the aforementioned chain block unit 51, and the space between the first connecting piece I 5132 and the second connecting piece II 5133 forms a connecting head seat mating cavity 5137. The first chain block mating wheel axle head I 5134 is horizontally formed on the side of the first connecting piece I 5132 opposite to the second connecting piece II 5133, and the second chain block mating wheel axle head II 5135 is horizontally formed on the side of the second connecting piece II 5133 opposite to the first connecting piece I 5132 and corresponds to the first chain block mating wheel axle head I 5134. The articulated connecting post 5136 is inserted into the aforementioned articulated connecting post cavity 51311, and the height direction of the articulated connecting post 5136 is... A connecting head seat connecting shaft groove 51361 is provided on the left side of the middle part of the connecting head seat 5131. A connecting head seat pin hole 51312 is provided on the front and rear sides of the aforementioned connecting head seat 51311, which communicates with the aforementioned articulated connecting column cavity 51311 and is positioned corresponding to the connecting head seat connecting shaft groove 51361. A first chain block mating wheel axle head I 51341 communicating with the aforementioned connecting head seat mating cavity 5137 is provided on the aforementioned first chain block mating wheel axle head I 5134. A second chain block mating wheel axle head II 51351 communicating with the aforementioned connecting head seat mating cavity 5137 is provided on the aforementioned second chain block mating wheel axle head II 5135. The aforementioned connecting head seat 5131, which is formed on the aforementioned chain block unit 51, is inserted into the connecting head seat. The aforementioned connecting head seat mating cavity 5137 on an adjacent chain block unit 51 is connected by a joint-type connecting shaft 5138 sequentially inserted into the aforementioned first chain block mating wheel axle head hole I 51341, shaft groove 51361, and second chain block mating wheel axle head hole II 51351; the aforementioned first chain block mating wheel axle head I 5134 and second chain block mating wheel axle head II 5135 are in transmission engagement with the aforementioned chain block mating wheel 26; a turnover basket support frame fixing bolt 5139 is fixed on the aforementioned joint-type connecting column 5136 corresponding to the aforementioned set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms 6, and the aforementioned set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms 6, which are arranged at intervals, are fixed to the aforementioned turnover basket support frame fixing bolt 5139.
[0046] In this embodiment, the aforementioned chain block unit 51 and chain block unit connecting seat 513 of the chain 5 are molded from plastic, and then two adjacent chain block units 51 are connected by a joint-type connecting shaft 5138.
[0047] Please pay close attention. Figures 8 to 9 And combined Figure 7 Each of the aforementioned set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms 6 includes a front guide plate 61, a rear guide plate 62, a turnover basket support frame 63, a pair of front rollers 64, and a pair of rear rollers 65. The front guide plate 61 and the rear guide plate 62 correspond to each other. A rearwardly folded front guide plate upper folded edge 611 is formed on the upper part of the front guide plate 61 in the length direction, and a rearwardly folded front guide plate lower folded edge 612 corresponding to the front guide plate upper folded edge 611 is formed on the lower part of the front guide plate 61 in the length direction. A forward-folded upper rear guide plate 62 is formed on the upper part of the rear guide plate 62 along its length, and a forward-folded lower rear guide plate 622, corresponding to the upper rear guide plate 621, is formed on the lower part of the rear guide plate 62 along its length. A front fixed support edge 631 for the turnover basket is folded upward on the front side along its length, and a rear fixed support edge 632 for the turnover basket is folded upward on the rear side along its length. The front and rear fixed supports for the turnover basket... The support edges 631 and 632 correspond to each other. The front side of the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame 63 is fixed to the flange 611 on the front guide plate by a pair of turnover basket support frame front fixing screws 633. The rear side of the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame 63 is fixed to the flange 621 on the rear guide plate by a pair of turnover basket support rear fixing screws 634. The middle part of the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame 63 is fixed to the aforementioned turnover basket support frame fixing bolt 5139 at the position corresponding to the turnover basket support frame bolt hole 635 and is secured by a locking nut 513. 91 is locked. A pair of front rollers 64 are arranged on the front guide plate between the lower folded edges 611 and 612 and form a rolling pair with the outer wall of the aforementioned assembled annular guide rail 4 facing outward, i.e., the front outer wall. A pair of rear rollers 65 are arranged on the rear guide plate between the lower folded edges 621 and 622 and form a rolling pair with the outer wall of the other side of the assembled annular guide rail 4 facing outward, i.e., the rear outer wall. The aforementioned set of turnover baskets 7 are respectively fixed to the upper part of the aforementioned turnover basket support frame 63 of the aforementioned set of turnover basket guide mechanism 6.
[0048] The aforementioned pair of front rollers 64 are rotatably fitted in the middle of the front roller limiting bolt 641. The upper end of the front roller limiting bolt 641 extends above the bottom wall of the aforementioned turnover basket support frame 63 via the aforementioned front guide plate fold 611 and is locked by the upper nut of the front roller limiting bolt. The lower end of the front roller limiting bolt 641 extends below the aforementioned front guide plate lower fold 612 and is locked by the lower nut 6411 of the front roller limiting bolt. The aforementioned pair of rear rollers 65 are rotatably fitted in the middle of the rear roller limiting bolt 651. The upper end of the rear roller limiting bolt 651 extends above the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame 63 via the aforementioned rear guide plate fold 621 and is locked by the upper nut 6511 of the rear roller limiting bolt. The lower end of the rear roller limiting bolt 651 extends below the aforementioned rear guide plate lower fold 622 and is locked by the lower nut 6512 of the rear roller limiting bolt.
[0049] A pair of front fixing screw holes 6311 are provided on the upper part of the front fixed support edge 631 of the aforementioned turnover basket, and a pair of rear fixing screw holes 6321 are provided on the upper part of the rear fixed support edge 632 of the aforementioned turnover basket. The front and rear sides of the bottom wall 71 of the turnover basket cavity 71 of the aforementioned set of turnover baskets 7 are fixed to the upper part of the front and rear fixed support edges 631 and 632 of the aforementioned turnover basket by a pair of bottom wall fixing screws 7111 at positions corresponding to the front and rear fixing screw holes 6311 and 6321 of the bottom wall of the turnover basket, respectively.
[0050] Please combine Figures 1 to 5 Under the operation of the chain drive mechanism 2, the present invention can enter the working state. Specifically, the chain drive motor 21 works, driving the chain drive reduction gearbox 22, which in turn drives the chain drive drive wheel 23, which drives the chain drive driven wheel 25 via the chain drive transmission belt 24. The chain drive driven wheel 25 drives the chain block mating wheel 26 via the chain block mating wheel axle 261. Since the cavity on the rim of the chain block mating wheel 26 simultaneously mates with the aforementioned first chain block mating wheel axle head I 5134 and second chain block mating wheel axle head II 5135, that is, the first and second chain block mating wheel axle heads I 5134 and II 5135 simultaneously engage with the chain block mating wheel 26 in transmission. Therefore, when the chain block mating wheel 26 rotates, the entire chain 5 moves. At the same time, a set of turnover baskets 7 connected to the chain 5 by the turnover basket support frame fixing bolts 5139 move along the assembled annular guide rail 4 in a state of forming a rolling pair with the outer surface of the assembled annular guide rail 4, and drive the set of turnover baskets 7 to move accordingly.
[0051] In this embodiment, the aforementioned chain drive primary and secondary wheels 23 and 25 and chain block mating wheel 26 are sprockets, and the aforementioned chain drive transmission belt 24 is a transmission chain. Preferably, the chain block mating wheel 26 is made of plastic.
[0052] Application Example 1: Please refer to Figure 10 In the aforementioned Figure 1 The annular area 9 shown is equipped with workbenches 10 according to the workstation setup requirements. Since the workers are within the annular area 9, the left and right workbenches 10 are adjacent to each other. It is very convenient and quick to walk from one workbench 10 to the other, and workers do not need to walk a long distance as in the existing rhythmic assembly line. The rest is the same as the description of the embodiment.
[0053] Application Example 2: Please refer to Figure 11 A workbench is set within the annular region 9 and in the central region, and the rest is the same as described in the embodiment.
[0054] Application Example 3: Please refer to Figure 12 A workbench 10, as in Application Example 1, is provided in the annular region 9, and an external assembly line 30 is also provided in the center of the annular region 9. The rest is the same as described in the embodiment.
[0055] Application Example 4: Please refer to Figure 13 Within the annular area 9, a workbench 10, similar to that in Application Example 1, is set up, and consists of two... Figure 1 The single-line ring conveyor devices of the turnover basket shown are combined with each other, and an outer worktable 40 is also provided on the outside to form a duplex structure. The rest is the same as described in the embodiment.
[0056] Application Example 5: Please refer to Figure 14 As another application, it has multiple entrances and exits 8 around the perimeter, but overall it still does not deviate from the scope of the single-line ring transmission device for turnover basket of the present invention, and the rest are the same as the description of the embodiment.
[0057] While the applicant has listed five applications of the present invention above, it is clear that the invention should not be limited to these listed applications. For example, any continuous loop, whether regular or irregular, can be considered part of the loop category. Furthermore, a loop can be circular, elliptical, rectangular, and so on.
[0058] In summary, the technical solution provided by this invention makes up for the shortcomings of the prior art, successfully completes the invention task, and accurately realizes the technical effects described by the applicant in the above technical effects column.
Claims
1. A single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets, characterized in that... It includes a power frame (1), which is installed on the ground of the place of use or on a support supported on the ground when in use; A chain drive mechanism (2) is mounted on a power frame (1); a set of guide rail support frames (3) are distributed in a ring and supported on the ground of the place of use or mounted on a support on the ground, and the left and right sides of each pair of adjacent guide rail support frames (3) are connected by guide rail support frame connecting beams (31); an assembled ring guide rail (4) is supported on the power frame (1) and the set of guide rail support frames (3); a chain (5) is movably laid on one side of the assembled ring guide rail (4) and connected to the chain. The chain drive mechanism (2) is engaged with the chain; a set of turnover basket guide mechanisms (6) and a set of turnover baskets (7) in equal number to the turnover basket guide mechanisms (6), the set of turnover basket guide mechanisms (6) is connected to the chain (5) at intervals and the set of turnover basket guide mechanisms (6) simultaneously forms a rolling pair with the two outer sides of the assembled annular guide rail (4), and the set of turnover baskets (7) is fixed on the set of turnover basket guide mechanisms (6); a left guide rail support column (11) is formed longitudinally on the upper left side of the power frame (1), and a right guide rail support column (12) is formed longitudinally on the upper right side and at the position corresponding to the left guide rail support column (11). A guide rail connecting frame (41) is inlaid on the front and rear sides of the assembled annular guide rail (4) and between the left support column (11) and the right support column (12) of the guide rail; the chain drive mechanism (2) includes a chain block mating wheel (26), which is located between a pair of guide rail connecting frames (41), and the central position of the chain block mating wheel (26) is fixed in the middle of the chain block mating wheel axle (261), while the front end and rear end of the chain block mating wheel axle (2611) are rotatably supported on the chain block mating wheel axle support bearing seat (2612) through the chain block mating wheel axle support bearing (2611). The bearing seat (2612) is fixed to the guide rail connecting frame (41); an ear-shaped plate (411) extends downward from the middle of the guide rail connecting frame (41) along its length. A chain block engaging wheel axle support bearing seat insertion hole (4111) is provided at the center of the upper part of the ear-shaped plate (411). The chain block engaging wheel axle support bearing seat (2612) together with the chain block engaging wheel axle support bearing (2611) is inserted into the chain block engaging wheel axle support bearing seat insertion hole (4111) and fixed to the ear-shaped plate (411) by the support bearing seat fixing screw (26121).
2. The single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets according to claim 1, characterized in that... The power frame (1) is located between the left or right guide rail support frames in the set of guide rail support frames (3). The power frame (1) is a hollow frame structure. The top of the left guide rail support column (11) and the right guide rail support column (12) are fixed to the assembled ring guide rail (4). A chain drive mechanism support beam (13) is fixed at the bottom of the power frame (1). The chain drive mechanism (2) is set on the chain drive mechanism support beam (13). The chain (5) is in transmission cooperation with the chain drive mechanism (2) at the position corresponding to the left guide rail support column (11) and the right guide rail support column (12). The turnover basket (7) is fixed to the turnover basket guide mechanism (6) through the bottom wall (711) of its turnover basket cavity (71).
3. The single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets according to claim 2, characterized in that... The chain drive mechanism (2) further includes a chain drive motor (21), a chain drive reduction gearbox (22), a chain drive drive pulley (23), a chain drive transmission belt (24), and a chain drive driven pulley (25). The chain drive motor (21) is driven by the chain drive reduction gearbox (22), and the chain drive reduction gearbox (22) together with the chain drive motor (21) is fixed on the chain drive mechanism support beam (13) through the chain drive reduction gearbox seat (221). The power output shaft (222) of the chain drive reduction gearbox of the box (22) faces forward. The chain drive drive wheel (23) is fixed on the power output shaft (222) of the chain drive reduction gearbox. One end of the chain drive transmission belt (24) is sleeved on the chain drive drive wheel (23), and the other end is sleeved on the chain drive driven wheel (25). The chain drive driven wheel (25) is fixed at the front end of the chain block mating wheel shaft (261). The chain (5) is in transmission engagement with the chain block mating wheel (26).
4. The single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets according to claim 1, 2, or 3, characterized in that... The assembled annular guide rail (4) is composed of a plurality of guide rail units connected to each other. The ends of each pair of adjacent guide rail units are fixedly connected by guide rail unit connecting inserts (42) at the positions corresponding to the guide rail unit connecting insert grooves (43) on the assembled annular guide rail (4) through guide rail unit connecting insert fixing screws (421).
5. The single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets according to claim 3, characterized in that... The chain (5) is composed of a plurality of chain block units (51) that are cyclically spliced together. A set of chain block unit tenons (511) is formed at intervals on the left and right sides of the chain block unit (51). The space between two adjacent chain block unit tenons (511) forms a chain block unit mortise (512). The chain block unit tenons (511) and chain block unit mortises (512) on adjacent chain block units (51) are mortised and tenoned together. The two ends of the chain block unit (51) are movably supported on the upper surface of the assembled annular guide rail (4). When the chain block unit (51) is in use, a chain block unit is formed on the side facing downwards. The connecting seat (513) is connected to each other on two adjacent chain block units (51), and each chain block unit connecting seat (513) is in transmission engagement with the chain block mating wheel (26); the turnover basket guiding mechanism (6), which forms a rolling pair with the two outer sides of the assembled annular guide rail (4), is connected to the chain block unit connecting seat (513) on the chain block unit (51) of the chain (5); the turnover basket (7) is fixed by the bottom wall (711) of the turnover basket cavity (71) and the top of both sides of the turnover basket guiding mechanism (6) in the length direction.
6. The single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets according to claim 5, characterized in that... The chain block unit connecting seat (513) includes a connecting head seat (5131), a first connecting piece I (5132), a second connecting piece II (5133), a first chain block mating wheel axle head I (5134), a second chain block mating wheel axle head II (5135), and a jointed connecting post (5136). The connecting head seat (5131), the first connecting piece I (5132), and the second connecting piece II (5133) form an integral structure and are located in the middle of the length direction of the chain block unit (51) facing downwards in the use state. The connecting head seat (5131) protrudes from the left side of the chain block unit (51) and forms a jointed connecting post cavity (51311). The first connecting piece I (5134), the first connecting piece II (5135), the second connecting piece II (5136), the first connecting piece II (5134), the second connecting piece II (5135), and the second connecting post II (5136) form an integral structure and are located in the middle of the length direction of the chain block unit (51) facing downwards in the use state. The connecting head seat (5131) protrudes from the left side of the chain block unit (51) and forms a jointed connecting post cavity (51311). 2) The first connecting piece I (5132) and the second connecting piece II (5133) extend to the right on the right side of the connecting head (5131) in a corresponding front-to-back configuration. The first connecting piece I (5132) and the second connecting piece II (5133) form an integral structure with the chain block unit (51). The space between the first connecting piece I (5132) and the second connecting piece II (5133) forms a connecting head mating cavity (5137). The first chain block mating wheel axle head I (5134) is horizontally configured on the side of the first connecting piece I (5132) facing away from the second connecting piece II (5133). The second chain block mating wheel axle head II (5135) is horizontally configured on the side of the second connecting piece II (5133) facing away from the first connecting piece I (5131). 32) On one side and corresponding to the first chain block mating wheel axle head I (5134), a joint-type connecting post (5136) is inserted into the joint-type connecting post cavity (51311). A connecting head seat connecting shaft groove (51361) is opened on the left side of the middle part of the joint-type connecting post (5136) in the height direction. A connecting head seat pin hole (51312) is opened on the front and rear sides of the connecting head seat (51311) and is corresponding to the connecting head seat connecting shaft groove (51361). A first chain block mating wheel axle head I (5134) is opened on the first chain block mating wheel axle head I (5134) and is connected to the connecting head seat mating cavity (5137). The chain block mating wheel axle head hole I (51341) is provided, and a second chain block mating wheel axle head hole II (51351) is also provided on the second chain block mating wheel axle head II (5135), which is also in communication with the connecting head seat mating cavity (5137). The connecting head seat (5131) formed on the chain block unit (51) is inserted into the connecting head seat mating cavity (5137) on the adjacent chain block unit (51), and the articulated connecting shaft (5138) is sequentially inserted into the first chain block mating wheel axle head hole I (51341), the shaft groove (51361), and the second chain block mating wheel axle head hole II (51351) to connect each two adjacent chain block units (51).The first chain block mating wheel axle head I (5134) and the second chain block mating wheel axle head II (5135) are in transmission engagement with the chain block mating wheel (26); a turnover basket support frame fixing bolt (5139) is fixed on the articulated connecting column (5136) corresponding to the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms (6), and the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms (6) arranged at intervals is fixed to the turnover basket support frame fixing bolt (5139).
7. The single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets according to claim 6, characterized in that... Each of the set of turnover basket guiding mechanisms (6) includes a front guide plate (61), a rear guide plate (62), a turnover basket support frame (63), a pair of front rollers (64) and a pair of rear rollers (65). The front guide plate (61) and the rear guide plate (62) correspond to each other. A rearward folded front guide plate upper fold (611) is formed on the upper part of the front guide plate (61) in the length direction, and a rearward folded front guide plate lower fold (611) is formed on the lower part of the front guide plate (61) in the length direction. 612), a forward-folded upper flange (621) is formed on the upper part of the rear guide plate (62) along its length direction, and a forward-folded lower flange (622) corresponding to the upper flange (621) is formed on the lower part of the rear guide plate (62) along its length direction. A front fixed support edge (631) for the turnover basket is folded upward on the front side of the turnover basket support frame (63) along its length direction, and a rear fixed support edge (632) for the turnover basket is folded upward on the rear side of the turnover basket support frame (63) along its length direction. The supporting edge (631) corresponds to the rear fixed supporting edge (632) of the turnover basket. The front side of the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame (63) is fixed to the flange (611) on the front guide plate by a pair of front fixing screws (633) of the turnover basket support frame. The rear side of the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame (63) is fixed to the flange (621) on the rear guide plate by a pair of rear fixing screws (634) of the turnover basket support frame. The middle part of the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame (63) is fixed to the turnover basket support frame fixing bolt (5139) at the position corresponding to the bolt hole (635) of the turnover basket support frame. Fixed, a pair of front roller shafts (64) are arranged between the folded edge (611) and the lower folded edge (612) of the front guide plate and form a rolling pair with the outer wall of the assembled annular guide rail (4) facing outward; a pair of rear roller shafts (65) are arranged between the folded edge (621) and the lower folded edge (622) of the rear guide plate and form a rolling pair with the outer wall of the assembled annular guide rail (4) facing outward on the other side; the set of turnover baskets (7) are respectively fixed to the upper part of the turnover basket support frame (63) of the set of turnover basket guide mechanisms (6).
8. The single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets according to claim 7, characterized in that... Each of the pair of front roller shafts (64) is rotatably fitted onto the middle of a front roller shaft limiting bolt (641). The upper end of the front roller shaft limiting bolt (641) extends above the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame (63) via the flange (611) on the front guide plate and is locked by a nut on the front roller shaft limiting bolt. The lower end of the front roller shaft limiting bolt (641) extends below the lower flange (612) of the front guide plate and is locked by a nut (6411) on the front roller shaft limiting bolt. A pair of rear roller shafts (65) are rotatably fitted in the middle of a rear roller shaft limiting bolt (651). The upper end of the rear roller shaft limiting bolt (651) extends above the bottom wall of the turnover basket support frame (63) via the flange (621) on the rear guide plate and is locked by the upper nut (6511) of the rear roller shaft limiting bolt. The lower end of the rear roller shaft limiting bolt (651) extends below the lower flange (622) of the rear guide plate and is locked by the lower nut (6512) of the rear roller shaft limiting bolt.
9. The single-line circular conveyor device for turnover baskets according to claim 8, characterized in that... A pair of front fixing screw holes (6311) are provided on the upper part of the front fixed support edge (631) of the turnover basket, and a pair of rear fixing screw holes (6321) are provided on the upper part of the rear fixed support edge (632) of the turnover basket. The front and rear sides of the bottom wall (711) of the turnover basket cavity (71) of the set of turnover baskets (7) are fixed to the upper part of the front fixed support edge (631) and the rear fixed support edge (632) of the turnover basket by a pair of bottom wall fixing screws (7111) at positions corresponding to the front fixing screw holes (6311) and the rear fixing screw holes (6321) of the turnover basket, respectively.
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