Sports equipment storage rack

Abstract

The present invention discloses a sports equipment storage rack, which belongs to the technical field of sports equipment storage. A sports equipment storage rack includes a storage rack, a storage and retrieval mechanism, and a storage assembly. The storage rack has a loading and unloading cavity for the storage and retrieval mechanism to move vertically, and a storage cavity connected to the loading and unloading cavity for the storage assembly to be installed; the storage assembly includes a storage plate for storing balls and a trigger plate hinged to the storage plate, and the trigger plate is used to realize the rotation along the hinge to limit the position of the balls when the balls are stored on the storage plate. The present invention can store different types of balls in layers and categories during the lifting and pressing process of manually storing the balls, and does not require other electric drive devices to drive. It is more stable and reliable to use, and avoids the storage confusion and inconvenience of access due to the different sizes of balls, and when storing larger balls, it is necessary to use a rack or basket with a larger capacity, which is laborious to take out the balls and cannot protect the ball equipment well.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of sports equipment storage, in particular to a sports equipment storage rack. Background Art

[0002] Sports venues need to place a large number of different types of sporting goods, such as various balls, skipping ropes, rackets, etc., for athletes to use. If these sporting goods are piled together in one place, it is easy to cause chaos, and the disorderly placement will bring inconvenience to storage.

[0003] Most of the sporting goods storage racks in the prior art adopt a simple shelf or basket structure, which is unable to carry out targeted classification, storage and arrangement of sporting goods of different sizes and types, especially the storage of balls. Since the balls are of different sizes, the storage is chaotic and the access is inconvenient. When storing larger balls, a shelf or basket with a larger capacity is required, which makes it more laborious to take out the balls, and the ball equipment cannot be well protected. Summary of the invention

[0004] The invention provides a sports equipment storage rack, which can overcome certain defects of the prior art.

[0005] A sports equipment storage rack according to the present invention comprises a storage rack, a storage and retrieval mechanism and a storage assembly, wherein the storage rack has a storage and retrieval cavity for the storage and retrieval mechanism to move vertically and a storage cavity connected to the storage and retrieval cavity for the storage assembly to be installed; The storage assembly includes a storage plate for storing balls and a trigger plate hinged to the storage plate, and the trigger plate is used to rotate along the hinge to limit the position of the balls when the balls are stored on the storage plate; The access mechanism includes a lifting member slidably arranged in the access cavity and a support plate fixedly arranged at the lifting member, a through hole for limiting the ball is arranged at the center of the support plate, and a knocking component is arranged at the bottom of the support plate, and the knocking component is used to provide a thrust to move in the contact direction between the knocking component and the trigger plate after contacting the trigger plate; The storage cavity is also provided with a ball taking piece for pushing the balls on the storage plate to the storage and taking mechanism.

[0006] Preferably, a plurality of storage cavities for installing storage components are equidistantly arranged in the storage rack along the circumference of the loading and unloading cavity, and a plurality of storage components for storing balls are equidistantly arranged in the vertical direction of the storage cavity; an observation window for observation is provided on the side wall of the storage cavity away from the loading and unloading cavity.

[0007] Through the above structure, the balls to be stored can be classified according to different storage requirements. At the same time, the setting of the observation window can facilitate the user to observe the type of balls on the storage board and access them according to needs.

[0008] Preferably, a fixing rod for sliding the lifting member is fixedly provided at the bottom of the inner wall of the storage cavity, and openings for the ball to pass through are provided on the corresponding sides of the lifting member and the storage cavity, and the diameter of the opening is larger than the diameter of the ball.

[0009] With the above structure, the lifting member can move more stably along the loading and unloading cavity during storage and retrieval, and the opening at the lifting member is convenient for moving and sorting balls of different diameters.

[0010] Preferably, the storage assembly also includes a bottom plate fixed on the inner wall of the storage cavity, and a slanted plate for hingedly connecting the trigger plate is provided at one end of the bottom plate near the loading and unloading cavity, and a plurality of first springs for keeping the storage plate and the trigger plate in a horizontal state are fixed between the storage plate and the bottom plate.

[0011] Through the above structure, when there is no ball on the storage plate, the storage plate and the trigger plate are kept in a horizontal state. When the ball is stored on the storage plate, the storage plate will rotate inward along the hinge to form an inclined surface. At this time, the contact area between the storage plate and the support plate is reduced. When the ball on the storage plate reaches the preset ball threshold, the trigger plate will completely limit the ball and will not contact the support plate.

[0012] Preferably, the storage and retrieval mechanism further comprises through grooves fixedly arranged on both sides of the inner wall of the storage cavity for the ball retrieval member to slide, and push handles are fixedly arranged at both ends of the through grooves where the ball retrieval member can move through.

[0013] Through the above structure, when taking the balls, the user moves the support plate downward to the bottom of the ball storage assembly to be taken out, and then pushes the push handle to make the ball taking piece push the balls on the storage plate to the support plate. The taking out is convenient, simple and convenient. At the same time, the user can also judge the number of balls on the storage plate by the position of the push handle on the ball taking piece at the through groove.

[0014] Preferably, a sliding cavity connected to the through hole is provided at the position corresponding to the inner wall of the through hole and the storage cavity, and a locking assembly for limiting the movement of the ball is provided in the sliding cavity. The locking assembly includes a locking block slidably arranged in the sliding cavity, and a third spring is fixed between the locking block and the sliding cavity for pressing the locking block toward the through hole.

[0015] Through the above structure, when storing and accessing balls of different volumes, the ball is pressed down to push the positioning block to move along the sliding cavity, which can limit the position of balls of different volumes. At the same time, the through hole prevents the balls from rolling during storage, thereby improving the stability of the balls during storage and access.

[0016] Preferably, a rotating groove is provided at the corresponding positions of the support plate and the positioning block, and a movable opening is provided at the corresponding positions of the rotating groove and the sliding cavity. The locking assembly also includes a slider slidably arranged in the sliding cavity and a baffle rotatably arranged in the rotating groove. A support arm is hinged on the slider, and one end of the support arm movably passes through the movable opening and is hinged to the baffle. A connecting rod is fixedly provided on the opposite side of the slider and the positioning block, and a docking hole for the connecting rod to slide is provided on the opposite side of the positioning block and the slider, and a fourth spring for pressing the connecting rod toward the storage cavity is fixedly provided between the docking hole and the connecting rod.

[0017] The above structure is suitable for balls of different sizes to drive the baffle to rotate, so as to prevent the ball from rolling off the support plate during the storage and retrieval process, thereby further improving the stability of the ball on the support plate.

[0018] Preferably, the knocking assembly includes a hinged seat fixed at the bottom of the support plate, a contact plate is hinged at the hinged seat, a second spring for keeping the contact plate and the support plate in a parallel state is fixed between the contact plate and the bottom of the support plate, a knocking arm for pushing the ball is fixed at the corresponding end of the contact plate and the through hole, a knocking part is fixed at the contact end of the knocking arm and the ball, and a contact part is fixed at the corresponding end of the contact plate and the storage assembly.

[0019] Through the above structure, the user puts the balls to be stored onto the pallet through the placement and retrieval cavity, and then presses down the pallet through the lifting member, so that the knocking assembly contacts the trigger plate, so that the trigger plate provides an upward force to the knocking assembly, thereby causing the knocking assembly to provide a thrust to move in the direction of contact with the trigger plate, and moving the balls on the pallet along the direction of contact with the trigger plate to the storage plate for storage.

[0020] Preferably, guide grooves are provided at positions corresponding to the top of the support plate and the sliding cavity.

[0021] The above structure makes it easy for the user to guide and place the balls to be stored when storing the balls.

[0022] Preferably, a downwardly inclined recess is provided at one end of the locking block located in the through hole.

[0023] The above structure facilitates better positioning of a sphere with a smaller volume.

[0024] The beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows: Compared with the prior art, the present invention can store different types of balls in layers and categories during the manual storage of the balls by lifting and pressing the balls, without the need for other electric drive devices to drive them. The invention is more stable and reliable to use, and avoids the storage confusion and inconvenience in taking out balls due to the different sizes of balls, as well as the need for large-capacity racks or baskets when storing large balls, which makes it more laborious to take out the balls and fails to protect the ball equipment well. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0025] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a sports equipment storage rack; Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a loading and unloading cavity of a sports equipment storage rack; Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of a storage cavity of a sports equipment storage rack; Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of a storage component of a sports equipment storage rack; Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the storage and retrieval mechanism structure of a sports equipment storage rack; Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a striking component of a sports equipment storage rack; Figure 7 It is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of a locking assembly of a sports equipment storage rack; Figure 8 for Figure 7 A schematic diagram of the partially enlarged structure at center A; Fig. 9 It is a schematic diagram of the top view structure of a contact plate of a sports equipment storage rack; Fig.10 The present invention is a schematic diagram of the structure of a first rebound component of a sports equipment storage rack. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0026] In order to further understand the content of the present invention, the present invention is described in detail in conjunction with the embodiments. It should be understood that the embodiments are only for explaining the present invention and are not intended to limit it.

[0027] Example 1 See also Figure 1-10 The present embodiment provides a sports equipment storage rack including a storage rack 100, a storage and retrieval mechanism 240 and a storage assembly 320. The storage rack 100 has a storage and retrieval cavity 210 for vertical movement of the storage and retrieval mechanism 240 and a storage cavity 310 connected to the storage and retrieval cavity 210 for installation of the storage assembly 320. The storage assembly 320 includes a storage plate 420 for storing balls and a trigger plate 440 hinged to the storage plate 420. The trigger plate 440 is used to rotate along the hinge to limit the position of the balls when the balls are stored on the storage plate 420. The access mechanism 240 includes a lifting member 340 slidably disposed in the access cavity 210 and a support plate 510 fixedly disposed at the lifting member 340. A through hole 511 for limiting the ball is disposed at the center of the support plate 510. A knocking assembly 530 is disposed at the bottom of the support plate 510. The knocking assembly 530 is used to provide a thrust to move the knocking assembly 530 in the contact direction with the trigger plate 440 after contacting the trigger plate 440. The storage cavity 310 is also provided with a ball retrieval member for pushing the balls on the storage plate 420 to the storage and retrieval mechanism 240 .

[0028] When the present invention is in use, the user places the balls to be stored onto the support plate 510 through the placement and retrieval cavity 210, and then presses the support plate 510 downward through the lifting member 340, so that the striking component 530 contacts the trigger plate 440, so that the trigger plate 440 provides an upward force to the striking component 530, thereby causing the striking component 530 to provide a thrust to move in the direction of contact with the trigger plate 440, and the balls on the support plate 510 are moved along the direction of contact with the trigger plate 440 to the storage plate 420 for storage. At the same time, since the storage plate 420 stores the balls, the storage plate 420 will rotate inward along the hinge to form a The present invention forms an inclined plane. When the balls on the storage plate 420 reach the preset ball threshold, the trigger plate 440 will completely limit the balls and will not come into contact with the support plate 510. Compared with the prior art, the present invention can store different types of balls in layers and categories during the lifting and pressing process of manually storing the balls. No other electric drive device is required to drive it, and it is more stable and reliable to use. It avoids the storage confusion and inconvenience in taking out due to the different sizes of balls, and the need to use a large-capacity rack or basket when storing larger balls, which makes it more laborious to take out the balls and cannot protect the ball equipment well.

[0029] In this embodiment, a plurality of storage cavities 310 for installing storage components 320 are equidistantly provided in the storage rack 100 along the circumference of the loading and unloading cavity 210, and a plurality of storage components 320 for storing balls are equidistantly provided in the vertical direction of the storage cavity 310; an observation window 230 for observation is provided on the side wall of the storage cavity 310 away from the loading and unloading cavity 210.

[0030] Through the above structure, the balls to be stored can be classified according to different storage requirements. At the same time, the setting of the observation window 230 can facilitate the user to observe the type of balls on the storage plate 420 and access them according to needs.

[0031] In this embodiment, a fixing rod 330 for sliding a lifting member 340 is fixedly provided at the bottom of the inner wall of the storage cavity 310. The lifting member 340 and the corresponding side of the storage cavity 310 are both provided with openings for the ball to pass through, and the diameter of the opening is larger than the diameter of the ball.

[0032] With the above structure, the lifting member 340 can move more stably along the loading and unloading cavity 210 during storage and retrieval, and the opening at the lifting member 340 is convenient for moving and sorting balls of different diameters.

[0033] In this embodiment, the storage assembly 320 also includes a bottom plate 410 fixed on the inner wall of the storage cavity 310, and an inclined plate 411 for hingedly connecting the trigger plate 440 is provided at one end of the bottom plate 410 close to the loading and unloading cavity 210, and a plurality of first springs 430 for keeping the storage plate 420 and the trigger plate 440 in a horizontal state are fixedly provided between the storage plate 420 and the bottom plate 410.

[0034] Through the above structure, when there is no ball on the storage plate 420, the storage plate 420 and the trigger plate 440 are kept in a horizontal state. When the ball is stored on the storage plate 420, the storage plate 420 will rotate inward along the hinge to form an inclined surface. At this time, the contact area between the storage plate 420 and the support plate 510 is reduced. When the ball on the storage plate 420 reaches the preset ball threshold, the trigger plate 440 will completely limit the ball and will not contact the support plate 510.

[0035] In this embodiment, the storage and retrieval mechanism 240 further includes through slots 460 fixedly disposed on both sides of the inner wall of the storage cavity 310 for the ball retrieval member to slide, and push handles are fixedly disposed at both ends of the through slots 460 where the ball retrieval member movably passes.

[0036] Through the above structure, when taking out the ball, the user moves the support plate 510 downward to the bottom of the ball storage assembly 320 to be taken out, and then pushes the push handle to make the ball taking piece push the balls on the storage plate 420 onto the support plate 510. The taking out is convenient, simple and convenient. At the same time, the user can also judge the number of balls on the storage plate 420 by the position of the push handle on the ball taking piece at the through groove 460.

[0037] In this embodiment, a sliding cavity connected to the through hole 511 is provided at the position corresponding to the inner wall of the through hole 511 and the storage cavity 310, and a locking assembly 520 for limiting the movement of the ball is provided in the sliding cavity. The locking assembly 520 includes a locking block 810 slidably arranged in the sliding cavity, and a third spring 820 is fixedly provided between the locking block 810 and the sliding cavity for pressing the locking block 810 toward the through hole 511.

[0038] Through the above structure, when storing and accessing balls of different volumes, the ball is pressed down to push the positioning block 810 to move along the sliding cavity, which can limit the balls of different volumes. At the same time, the through hole 511 can be used to prevent the balls from rolling during storage, thereby improving the stability of the balls during storage and access.

[0039] In this embodiment, a rotating groove is provided at the corresponding position of the support plate 510 and the positioning block 810, and a movable opening 870 is provided at the corresponding position of the rotating groove and the sliding cavity. The locking assembly 520 also includes a slider 860 slidably arranged in the sliding cavity and a baffle 890 rotatably arranged in the rotating groove. A support arm 880 is hinged on the slider 860, and the support arm 880 is movable through one end of the movable opening 870 and is hinged on the baffle 890. A connecting rod 850 is fixedly provided on the side opposite to the slider 860 and the positioning block 810, and a docking hole 830 for the connecting rod 850 to slide is provided on the side opposite to the positioning block 810 and the slider 860, and a fourth spring 840 for pressing the connecting rod 850 toward the storage cavity 310 is fixedly provided between the docking hole 830 and the connecting rod 850.

[0040] Through the above structure, when a smaller ball is to be stored or accessed, the ball is pressed downward to push the positioning block 810 to move along the sliding cavity, and the positioning block 810 pushes the connecting rod 850 and the slider 860 on the connecting rod 850, and the slider 860 pushes the support arm 880 to make the baffle 890 rotate upward along the rotating groove, so that the baffle 890 blocks the side of the support plate 510. When a larger ball is to be stored or accessed, the positioning block 810 moves along the sliding cavity to make the connecting rod 850 move toward the inside of the docking hole 830, so that the positioning block 810 directly pushes the slider 860, and then the slider 860 pushes the support arm 880 to make the baffle 890 rotate upward along the rotating groove, so that the baffle 890 blocks the side of the support plate 510. It is suitable for balls of different sizes to drive the baffle 890 to rotate, so as to prevent the ball from rolling off the support plate 510 during the storage and access process, and further improve the stability of the ball on the support plate 510.

[0041] In this embodiment, the knocking assembly 530 includes a hinged seat 610 fixed at the bottom of the support plate 510, a contact plate 710 is hinged at the hinged seat 610, a second spring 740 is fixed between the contact plate 710 and the bottom of the support plate 510 for keeping the contact plate 710 and the support plate 510 in a parallel state, a knocking arm 720 for pushing the ball is fixed at the corresponding end of the contact plate 710 and the through hole 511, a knocking part 730 is fixed at the contact end of the knocking arm 720 and the ball, and a contact part is fixed at the corresponding end of the contact plate 710 and the storage assembly 320.

[0042] When the number of the contact plates 710 is greater than one, when the knocking arm 720 of the contact plate 710 located at the through hole 511 rotates along the hinge seat 610 with the knocking arms 720 on other contact plates 710, as shown in FIG. Figure 9-10 No contact is made as shown; When the number of the contact plates 710 is greater than one, the thickness of the contact portion between the contact plate 710 and the corresponding end of the storage assembly 320 is set to decrease along the thickness direction of the contact plate 710; In fact, when the number of contact plates 710 is greater than one, and the thickness of the contact parts is arranged to decrease along the thickness direction of the contact plates 710, when the user stores the balls, the contact parts on the thickest contact plate 710 will be preferentially contacted with the trigger plate 440, and the balls on the support plate 510 will be first stored on the storage plate 420 corresponding to the contact parts on the thickest contact plate 710, and only after the storage quantity threshold of the storage plates 420 corresponding to the contact parts on the thickest contact plate 710 is reached can the balls be stored on the storage plates 420 in other directions, which is convenient for the classification of different balls and makes the storage convenient, simple and efficient.

[0043] Through the above structure, the user puts the balls to be stored onto the tray 510 through the placement and retrieval cavity 210, and then presses down the tray 510 through the lifting member 340, so that the knocking component 530 contacts the trigger plate 440, so that the trigger plate 440 provides an upward force to the knocking component 530, thereby causing the knocking component 530 to provide a thrust to move in the direction of contact with the trigger plate 440, and moving the balls on the tray 510 along the direction of contact with the trigger plate 440 to the storage plate 420 for storage.

[0044] In this embodiment, a guide groove 512 is provided at a position of the support plate 510 corresponding to the top of the sliding cavity.

[0045] The above structure makes it easy for the user to guide and place the balls to be stored when storing the balls.

[0046] In this embodiment, a downwardly inclined recess is provided at one end of the locking block 810 located in the through hole 511 .

[0047] The above structure facilitates better positioning of a sphere with a smaller volume.

[0048] It is easy to understand that those skilled in the art can combine, split, reorganize, etc. the embodiments of the present application to obtain other embodiments based on one or several embodiments provided in the present application, and these embodiments do not exceed the protection scope of the present application.

[0049] The present invention and its implementation methods are described schematically above, and the description is not restrictive. The embodiments shown in the embodiments are only part of the implementation methods of the present invention, and the actual structure is not limited thereto. Therefore, if a person skilled in the art is inspired by the embodiments and designs a structure and an implementation method similar to the technical solution without creativity without departing from the purpose of the invention, they should all fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A sports equipment storage rack, characterized in that: The storage rack (100) comprises a storage and retrieval mechanism (240) and a storage assembly (320); the storage rack (100) comprises a storage and retrieval cavity (210) for the storage and retrieval mechanism (240) to move vertically, and a storage cavity (310) which is arranged in communication with the storage and retrieval cavity (210) and for the storage assembly (320) to be installed. The storage assembly (320) comprises a storage plate (420) for storing balls and a trigger plate (440) hinged to the storage plate (420), wherein the trigger plate (440) is used to rotate along a hinge to limit the position of the balls when the balls are stored on the storage plate (420); The storage and retrieval mechanism (240) comprises a lifting member (340) slidably disposed in the storage and retrieval cavity (210) and a support plate (510) fixedly disposed at the lifting member (340); a through hole (511) for limiting the sphere is provided at the center of the support plate (510); a knocking assembly (530) is provided at the bottom of the support plate (510); the knocking assembly (530) is used to provide a thrust for moving the knocking assembly (530) in a contact direction with the trigger plate (440) after contact with the trigger plate (440); The storage cavity (310) is also provided with a ball retrieval member for pushing the balls on the storage plate (420) to the storage and retrieval mechanism (240).

2. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: A plurality of storage cavities (310) for installing storage components (320) are arranged equidistantly in the storage rack (100) along the circumference of the loading and unloading cavity (210); a plurality of storage components (320) for storing balls are arranged equidistantly in the vertical direction of the storage cavity (310); and an observation window (230) for observation is arranged on a side wall of one end of the storage cavity (310) away from the loading and unloading cavity (210).

3. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: A fixing rod (330) for sliding the lifting member (340) is fixedly provided at the bottom of the inner wall of the storage cavity (310), and openings for the ball to pass through are provided on the corresponding sides of the lifting member (340) and the storage cavity (310), and the diameter of the opening is larger than the diameter of the ball.

4. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: The storage assembly (320) further comprises a bottom plate (410) fixedly arranged on the inner wall of the storage cavity (310); an inclined plate (411) for hinged connection of the trigger plate (440) is provided at one end of the bottom plate (410) close to the loading and unloading cavity (210); and a plurality of first springs (430) for keeping the storage plate (420) and the trigger plate (440) in a horizontal state are fixedly arranged between the storage plate (420) and the bottom plate (410).

5. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: The storage and retrieval mechanism (240) further comprises through grooves (460) fixedly arranged on both sides of the inner wall of the storage cavity (310) for the ball retrieval member to slide, and push handles are fixedly arranged at the ends of the ball retrieval member that movably passes through the through grooves (460).

6. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: A sliding cavity is provided at a position corresponding to the inner wall of the through hole (511) and the storage cavity (310), and is connected to the through hole (511). A locking assembly (520) for limiting the movement of the ball is provided in the sliding cavity. The locking assembly (520) includes a locking block (810) slidably arranged in the sliding cavity. A third spring (820) is fixedly provided between the locking block (810) and the sliding cavity, and is used for pressing the locking block (810) toward the through hole (511).

7. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 6, characterized in that: A rotation groove is provided at a position corresponding to the support plate (510) and the positioning block (810), and a movable opening (870) is provided at a position corresponding to the rotation groove and the sliding cavity. The locking assembly (520) further comprises a slider (860) slidably arranged in the sliding cavity and a baffle (890) rotatably arranged in the rotation groove. A support arm (880) is hingedly connected to the slider (860), and one end of the support arm (880) movably passes through the movable opening (870) and is hingedly connected to the baffle (890). A connecting rod (850) is fixedly provided on the side opposite to the positioning block (810), and a docking hole (830) for sliding the connecting rod (850) is provided on the side opposite to the positioning block (810) and the slider (860). A fourth spring (840) for pressing the connecting rod (850) toward the storage cavity (310) is fixedly provided between the docking hole (830) and the connecting rod (850).

8. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: The knocking assembly (530) comprises a hinge seat (610) fixedly arranged at the bottom of the support plate (510), a contact plate (710) being hingedly connected to the hinge seat (610), a second spring (740) being fixedly arranged between the contact plate (710) and the bottom of the support plate (510) for keeping the contact plate (710) and the support plate (510) in a parallel state, a knocking arm (720) being fixedly arranged at the end corresponding to the contact plate (710) and the through hole (511) for pushing the ball, a knocking portion (730) being fixedly arranged at the end contacting the knocking arm (720) and the ball, and a contact portion being fixedly arranged at the end corresponding to the contact plate (710) and the storage assembly (320).

9. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 5, characterized in that: A guide groove (512) is provided at a position of the support plate (510) corresponding to the top of the sliding cavity.

10. A sports equipment storage rack according to claim 5, characterized in that: A downwardly inclined recess is provided at one end of the locking block (810) located in the through hole (511).

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