Highly versatile paperboard palletizer
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610998636.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-07-06
- Publication Date
- 2026-08-18
AI Technical Summary
在纸箱的生产体系中,每天都需要对大量的包装纸箱进行扎捆、码垛,传统技术中通常由人工码垛,效率极低,不适合现代化的生产需要,目前大多数企业都会采用自动码垛设备来代替人工进行生产加工,使生产加工高效进行
[0016]本发明与现有技术相比具有明显的优点和有益效果,具体而言,通过设置纸板整形机构、纸板叉送机构和纸板堆叠机构,从而使纸板根据码垛要求提前整形,再通过纸板叉机构叉送到纸板堆叠机构的码垛平台上,使纸板可以实现大面积纸板的一捆堆叠,也可实现小面积纸板的多捆并排堆叠,极大地提高了码垛的灵活性,同时,通过升降堆叠的方式使得纸板码垛的层数更高,更稳定。
Smart Images

Figure CN122585753A_ABST
Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to the field of cardboard processing equipment technology, and specifically to a highly adaptable cardboard palletizing machine. Background Technology
[0002] Cardboard boxes are used to package various items. After cardboard boxes are produced, multiple un-expanded cardboard bundles are usually bundled together and then stacked for storage. In the cardboard box production system, a large number of cardboard boxes need to be bundled and stacked daily. Traditionally, this was done manually, which was extremely inefficient and unsuitable for modern production needs. Currently, most companies use automated palletizing equipment to replace manual labor, making production more efficient.
[0003] Existing automated palletizing equipment mainly uses multi-axis robotic arms for automatic palletizing. Although this can reduce the labor intensity of workers and improve production efficiency, it still has the following shortcomings in actual use: First, because the multi-axis robotic arm can only pick up one bundle of cardboard at a time, the palletizing efficiency is low; second, because the multi-axis robotic arm has a small range of motion, the height of cardboard palletizing is limited, and it is not suitable for palletizing large cardboard areas. Summary of the Invention
[0004] This invention addresses the shortcomings of existing technologies by providing a highly applicable cardboard palletizer that improves cardboard palletizing efficiency and is suitable for various cardboard palletizing requirements.
[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution: A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer includes a cardboard shaping mechanism, a cardboard fork feeding mechanism, and a cardboard stacking mechanism arranged sequentially, wherein: The cardboard shaping mechanism includes a shaping frame and a shaping conveying assembly, a shaping baffle, a first side pusher, and a second side pusher mounted on the shaping frame. The shaping baffle is movably mounted at the discharge end of the shaping frame. The first side pusher and the second side pusher are movably mounted between the incoming baffle and the shaping baffle, and are arranged opposite to each other along the conveying direction perpendicular to the cardboard. The cardboard forklift mechanism includes a forklift frame and a forklift transfer assembly and a forklift assembly mounted on the forklift frame. The forklift assembly includes a forklift seat and a forklift drive component that drives the forklift seat to move toward the cardboard stacking mechanism. The forklift seat is provided with a plurality of parallel and spaced forklift arms. The forklift transfer assembly includes a conveyor belt for conveying the cardboard output from the cardboard shaping mechanism to the forklift arms and a forklift transfer drive component that drives the conveyor belt to move. The conveyor belt is provided in multiple sets, and the multiple sets of conveyor belts are distributed in parallel and spaced apart, and can move up and down relative to the forklift arms. The cardboard stacking mechanism includes a stacking frame and a stacking platform mounted on the stacking frame, a stacking lifting drive for driving the stacking platform to move up and down, and a front stacking baffle and a rear stacking baffle that cooperate with the forklift arm to stack the cardboard on the stacking platform. Both the front stacking baffle and the rear stacking baffle are comb-shaped.
[0006] By setting up a cardboard shaping mechanism, a cardboard forklift mechanism, and a cardboard stacking mechanism, the cardboard is shaped in advance according to the stacking requirements. Then, it is forked to the stacking platform of the cardboard stacking mechanism by the cardboard forklift mechanism. This allows for the stacking of large-area cardboard bundles or the side-by-side stacking of small-area cardboard bundles, improving the stacking efficiency of the cardboard. At the same time, the lifting and stacking method allows for higher and more stable cardboard stacking layers.
[0007] As a preferred technical solution, the forklift conveying assembly further includes a forklift conveying bracket, which is movably mounted on the forklift frame. The forklift frame is provided with a conveying lifting drive component that drives the forklift conveying bracket to move up and down. Both the conveyor belt and the forklift conveying drive component are mounted on the forklift conveying bracket.
[0008] As a preferred technical solution, the forklift frame is provided with a forklift slide rail, the forklift seat is slidably mounted on the forklift slide rail, the forklift drive component is a forklift drive motor, the output shaft of the forklift drive motor is driven and connected to the forklift main shaft through a synchronous belt, the two ends of the forklift main shaft are provided with forklift drive belts, the two ends of the forklift seat are respectively fixedly connected to the corresponding forklift drive belts, and the extension direction of the forklift slide rail is parallel to the forklift drive belt.
[0009] As a preferred technical solution, the forklift frame is provided with a fork arm support seat at one end near the cardboard stacking mechanism, the top of the fork arm support seat is provided with a support roller, one end of the forklift arm is fixedly connected to the forklift seat, and the cantilever end of the forklift arm overlaps the upper side of the support roller.
[0010] As a preferred technical solution, the upper end of the stacking frame is provided with a front crossbeam and a rear crossbeam arranged in parallel. A front drive assembly is provided between the front crossbeam and the stacking frame to drive the front crossbeam to move along the cardboard fork feed direction. A rear drive assembly is provided between the rear crossbeam and the stacking frame to drive the rear crossbeam to move along the cardboard fork feed direction. The stacking front baffle is installed on the front crossbeam, and a stacking front plate drive component is provided on the front crossbeam to drive the stacking front baffle to move up and down. The stacking rear baffle is installed on the rear crossbeam, and a stacking rear plate drive component is provided on the rear crossbeam to drive the stacking rear baffle to move up and down.
[0011] As a preferred technical solution, the upper end of the stacking rack is provided with a parallel baffle transverse sliding rack and a baffle transverse sliding rail. The two ends of the front crossbeam and the rear crossbeam are respectively slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail. The front drive assembly includes a front drive shaft rotatably mounted on the front crossbeam and a front drive motor that drives the front drive shaft to rotate. The two ends of the front drive shaft are fixedly mounted with front drive gears that mesh with the baffle transverse sliding rack. The rear drive assembly includes a rear drive shaft rotatably mounted on the rear crossbeam and a rear drive motor that drives the rear drive shaft to rotate. The two ends of the rear drive shaft are fixedly mounted with rear drive gears that mesh with the baffle transverse sliding rack.
[0012] As a preferred technical solution, front mounting plates are fixedly provided at both ends of the front crossbeam, and the front mounting plates are slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail. The driving end of the stacking front plate drive component is provided with a stacking front plate lifting seat, and the stacking front baffle is installed on the stacking front plate lifting seat. Rear mounting plates are fixedly provided at both ends of the rear crossbeam, and the rear mounting plates are slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail. The driving end of the stacking rear plate drive component is provided with a stacking rear plate lifting seat, and the stacking rear baffle is installed on the stacking rear plate lifting seat.
[0013] As a preferred technical solution, the stacking lifting drive is a stacking lifting motor. The output shaft of the stacking lifting motor is connected to a stacking lifting main shaft. Both ends of the stacking lifting main shaft are connected to stacking lifting secondary shafts extending in the same direction through right-angle steering reducers. Stacking lifting gears are provided on both stacking lifting secondary shafts. Stacking lifting chains are meshed on the stacking lifting gears. One end of the stacking lifting chain is connected to the palletizing platform, and the other end of the stacking lifting chain passes upward around the stacking lifting gear and is connected downward to a counterweight.
[0014] As a preferred technical solution, one side of the cardboard stacking mechanism is provided with a cardboard conveying mechanism for conveying cardboard to the palletizing platform. The cardboard conveying mechanism includes a cardboard pushing platform and a cardboard pushing motor mounted on the cardboard pushing platform. The cardboard pushing platform is provided with parallel cardboard pushing guide rails, and a pushing connecting plate is slidably mounted on the cardboard pushing guide rails. A cardboard pushing crossbar is provided at the extended end of the pushing connecting plate. The output shaft of the cardboard pushing motor is driven and connected to a cardboard pushing main shaft via a synchronous belt. The two ends of the cardboard pushing main shaft are driven... The pallet pusher belt is dynamically connected, and the pusher connecting plate is fixedly connected to the pallet pusher belt and is driven by the pallet pusher belt to move along the pallet pusher guide rail; the pallet pusher platform is also equipped with a pallet ejection motor, the output end of which drives and connects to a pallet ejection main shaft, and the two ends of the pallet ejection main shaft are fixedly equipped with pallet ejection gears, which are meshed with pallet ejection chains. The two pallet ejection chains are equipped with pallet ejection crossbars, and the end of the pallet ejection chain near the material discharge end of the palletizing platform extends out of the outer side of the palletizing platform.
[0015] As a preferred technical solution, the upper end of the forming frame is provided with two parallel side push guide rails. A first side push crossbeam and a second side push crossbeam slide across the two side push guide rails. The extension directions of the first and second side push crossbeams are both parallel to the conveying direction of the cardboard. The forming frame is provided with a first side push drive assembly and a second side push drive assembly, which respectively drive the first and second side push crossbeams to slide along the side push guide rails. The first side push plate is mounted on the first side push crossbeam. The first side push crossbeam is provided with a first side push lifting assembly that drives the first side push plate to move up and down. The second side push plate is mounted on the second side push crossbeam. The upper part is provided with a second side push lifting assembly that drives the second side push plate to move up and down; the first side push drive assembly includes a first side push motor, a first side push main shaft driven to rotate by the first side push motor, and a first side push drive belt driven to move by the first side push main shaft. The first side push crossbeam is fixedly connected to the first side push drive belt and is driven to slide along the side push guide rail by the first side push drive belt. The second side push drive assembly includes a second side push motor, a second side push main shaft driven to rotate by the second side push motor, and a second side push drive belt driven to move by the second side push main shaft. The second side push crossbeam is fixedly connected to the second side push drive belt and is driven to slide along the side push guide rail by the second side push drive belt.
[0016] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has obvious advantages and beneficial effects. Specifically, by setting up a cardboard shaping mechanism, a cardboard fork delivery mechanism and a cardboard stacking mechanism, the cardboard is shaped in advance according to the stacking requirements, and then forked to the stacking platform of the cardboard stacking mechanism by the cardboard fork mechanism. This allows for the stacking of large-area cardboard bundles, as well as the stacking of multiple small-area cardboard bundles side by side, which greatly improves the flexibility of stacking. At the same time, the lifting and stacking method makes the cardboard stacking layer higher and more stable.
[0017] To more clearly illustrate the structural features, technical means, and specific objectives and functions achieved by the present invention, the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments: Attached Figure Description
[0018] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall assembly structure of an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the material conveying mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the shaping mechanism structure according to an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 4 yes Figure 3 Enlarged view of point A in the middle; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the cardboard forklift mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the installation structure of the forklift assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of a cardboard stacking mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 8 yes Figure 7 Enlarged view of point B in the middle; Figure 9 yes Figure 7 Enlarged view of point C in the middle; Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the cardboard stacking mechanism according to another embodiment of the present invention; Figure 11 yes Figure 10 Enlarged view of point D in the middle; Figure 12 This is an exploded structural diagram of the pallet conveying mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 13 yes Figure 12 Enlarged view of point E in the middle; Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram of another usage state of an embodiment of the present invention.
[0019] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached diagram: 10. Cardboard forklift mechanism; 11. Forklift frame; 12. Forklift slide rail. 112. Fork arm support base; 113. Support rollers; 12. Fork conveyor assembly. 121. Conveyor belt; 122. Forklift drive unit; 123. Forklift support frame. 124. Conveyor lifting drive component; 125. Guide rod; 126. Guide sleeve 127. Forklift conveyor spindle; 13. Forklift assembly; 131. Forklift seat. 132. Forklift drive unit; 133. Forklift arm; 134. Forklift spindle 135. Forklift drive belt; 136. Forklift guide ramp; 20. Cardboard stacking mechanism. 21. Stacking rack 211. Front crossbeam 212. Rear crossbeam 213. Baffle transverse sliding rack; 214. Baffle transverse sliding rail; 215. Platform lifting guide rail. 216. Counterweight lifting guide column; 22. Palletizing platform; 221. Pallet ejection motor 222. Pallet ejects from main shaft 223. Pallet ejects from chain 224. Pallet ejects from crossbar 225. Pallet ejection guide groove; 226. Pallet ejection roller; 227. Push plate guide slope. 23. Stacking lifting drive component; 231. Stacking lifting main shaft; 232. Right-angle steering reducer. 233. Stacking lifting sub-shaft; 234. Stacking lifting gear; 235. Stacking lifting chain 236. Counterweight 24. Stacking front baffle 25. Stacking rear baffle 26. Front drive assembly; 261. Front drive motor; 262. Front drive shaft 263. Front drive gear; 27. Rear drive assembly; 271. Rear drive motor 272. Rear drive shaft; 273. Rear drive gear; 28. Stacking front plate drive unit. 281. Front mounting plate; 282. Stacking front plate lifting seat; 283. Stacking front plate lifting guide rail 29. Stacking rear panel drive unit; 291. Rear mounting plate; 292. Stacking rear panel lifting seat 293. Stacking rear plate lifting guide rail; 30. Pallet conveying mechanism; 31. Pallet pushing platform 32. Pallet pusher motor; 33. Pallet pusher guide rail; 34. Pusher connecting plate. 35. Pallet push crossbar; 36. Pallet push spindle; 37. Pallet push belt 38. Push cover; 40. Cardboard shaping mechanism; 41. Shaping frame 411. Side push guide rail; 412. First side push crossbeam; 413. Second side push crossbeam 42. Shaping conveyor assembly; 421. Shaping conveyor roller; 43. Shaping baffle. 431. Shaping and baffle cylinder; 432. Shaping baffle lifting seat; 44. First side push plate 441. Arc-shaped clearance groove; 45. Second side push plate; 46. First side push drive assembly 461. First side-push motor; 462. First side-push spindle; 463. First side-push drive belt 47. Second side push drive assembly 471, Second side push motor 472, Second side push spindle 473. Second side push drive belt; 48. First side push lifting assembly; 481. Second side push lifting assembly 482. Side-push lifting cylinder; 483. Side-push lifting plate; 50. Material conveying mechanism. 51. Incoming material conveyor frame 52. Incoming material conveyor roller 53. Incoming material baffle 54. Material receiving and blocking cylinder; 55. Material receiving and blocking lifting seat. Detailed Implementation
[0020] In the description of this invention, it should be noted that the terms "center", "upper", "lower", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "inner", "outer", etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are only for the convenience of describing the invention and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the indicated position or element must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this invention.
[0021] In the description of this invention, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "installation," "connection," and "linking" should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; they can refer to a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; and they can refer to the internal connection of two components. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this invention according to the specific circumstances.
[0022] like Figures 1-13As shown, a highly adaptable cardboard palletizer includes a cardboard shaping mechanism 40, a cardboard forklift mechanism 10, and a cardboard stacking mechanism 20 arranged sequentially. One side of the cardboard stacking mechanism 20 is provided with a cardboard conveying mechanism 30 for conveying pallets to a palletizing platform 22. The feeding end of the cardboard shaping mechanism 40 is also provided with a feeding conveying mechanism 50. The feeding conveying mechanism 50 includes a feeding conveying frame 51, several feeding conveying rollers 52 arranged side-by-side on the feeding conveying frame 51, and a feeding conveying motor (not shown) for driving the feeding conveying rollers 52 to rotate. The discharging end of the feeding conveying frame 51 is provided with a feeding baffle 53. In actual operation, the feeding end of the feeding conveying mechanism 50 can be connected to an upstream cardboard bundling mechanism, so that the bundled cardboard is conveyed to the cardboard shaping mechanism 40 through the feeding conveying mechanism 50.
[0023] By setting up a cardboard shaping mechanism 40, a cardboard forklift mechanism 10, and a cardboard stacking mechanism 20, the cardboard is shaped in advance according to the stacking requirements, and then forked to the stacking platform 22 of the cardboard stacking mechanism 20 by the cardboard forklift mechanism. This allows for the stacking of large-area cardboard bundles or the stacking of multiple small-area cardboard bundles side by side, improving the stacking efficiency of the cardboard. At the same time, the lifting and stacking method allows for a higher and more stable number of cardboard stacks.
[0024] like Figures 2-4 As shown, the cardboard shaping mechanism 40 includes a shaping frame 41 and a shaping conveying assembly 42, a shaping baffle 43, a first side pusher 44, and a second side pusher 45 mounted on the shaping frame 41. The shaping baffle 43 is movably mounted at the discharge end of the shaping frame 41. The first side pusher 44 and the second side pusher 45 are movably mounted between the incoming baffle 53 and the shaping baffle 43, and are arranged opposite to each other along the conveying direction perpendicular to the cardboard. The shaping conveying assembly 42 includes multiple shaping conveying rollers 421 arranged side by side and a conveying drive motor (not shown) for driving the shaping conveying rollers 421 to rotate. The lower ends of the first side pusher 44 and the second side pusher 45 are provided with arc-shaped clearance grooves 441 that are adapted to the shape of the shaping conveying rollers 421. By setting the arc-shaped clearance grooves 441, the first side pusher 44 and the second side pusher 45 can fit more closely to the shaping conveying rollers 421, and can better push the cardboard to move. It should be noted that the structure of the incoming material conveying motor driving the incoming material conveying roller 52 to rotate, and the structure of the conveying drive motor driving the shaping conveying roller 421 to rotate are both conventional technical means that are easy for those skilled in the art to think of, and will not be described in detail here.
[0025] Specifically, the upper end of the forming frame 41 is provided with two parallel side push guide rails 411. A first side push crossbeam 412 and a second side push crossbeam 413 are slidably spanned on the two side push guide rails 411. The extension directions of the first side push crossbeam 412 and the second side push crossbeam 413 are both parallel to the conveying direction of the cardboard. The forming frame 41 is provided with a first side push drive assembly 46 and a second side push drive assembly 47 that drive the first side push crossbeam 412 and the second side push crossbeam 413 to slide along the side push guide rails 411. The first side push plate 44 is installed on the first side push crossbeam 412. The first side push crossbeam 412 is provided with a first side push lifting assembly 48 that drives the first side push plate 44 to move up and down. The second side push plate 45 is installed on the second side push crossbeam 413. The second side push crossbeam 413 is provided with a second side push lifting assembly 481 that drives the second side push plate 45 to move up and down. By setting up the first side push lifting assembly 48 and the second side push lifting assembly 481, the first side push plate 44 and the second side push plate 45 can be controlled to move upward before the paperboard is conveyed. This avoids the paperboard being blocked by the first side push plate 44 and the second side push plate 45, and saves the waiting time caused by the first side push plate 44 and the second side push plate 45 resetting, thereby improving the conveying efficiency and shaping efficiency of the paperboard.
[0026] In this invention, there are two sets of the first side-push lifting assembly 48 and the second side-push lifting assembly 481. The two sets of the first side-push lifting assembly 48 are spaced apart on the first side-push crossbeam 412, and the two sets of the second side-push lifting assembly 481 are spaced apart on the second side-push crossbeam 413. The first side-push lifting assembly 48 and the second side-push lifting assembly 481 have the same structure, both including a side-push lifting cylinder 482 and a side-push lifting plate 483 whose up-and-down movement is controlled by the side-push lifting cylinder 482. The first side-push plate 44 and the second side-push plate 45 are respectively installed on the corresponding two side-push lifting plates 483. During operation, the first side-push plate 44 or the second side-push plate 45 is controlled to move up and down by controlling the side-push lifting cylinder 482 to work synchronously. The first side-push drive assembly 46 includes a first side-push motor 461, a first side-push main shaft 462 driven to rotate by the first side-push motor 461, and a first side-push drive belt 463 driven to move by the first side-push main shaft 462. The first side-push crossbeam 412 is fixedly connected to the first side-push drive belt 463 and is driven to slide along the side-push guide rail 411 by the first side-push drive belt 463. The second side-push drive assembly 47 includes a second side-push motor 471, a second side-push main shaft 472 driven to rotate by the second side-push motor 471, and a second side-push drive belt 473 driven to move by the second side-push main shaft 472. The second side-push crossbeam 413 is fixedly connected to the second side-push drive belt 473 and is driven to slide along the side-push guide rail 411 by the second side-push drive belt 473.
[0027] The discharge end of the material conveying frame 51 is provided with a material blocking cylinder 54 for driving the material blocking plate 53 to move up and down. The output shaft of the material blocking cylinder 54 is connected to the material blocking plate lifting seat 55. The material blocking plate 53 is installed on the material blocking plate lifting seat 55. The discharge end of the shaping frame 41 is provided with a shaping blocking cylinder 431 for driving the shaping plate 43 to move up and down. The output shaft of the shaping blocking cylinder 431 is connected to the shaping plate lifting seat 432. The shaping plate 43 is installed on the shaping plate lifting seat 432. During the shaping process, the first side push plate 44 is moved to a specific position according to the size of the cardboard to be stacked and the stacking requirements. Then, the shaping baffle cylinder 431 controls the shaping baffle 43 to rise and block the discharge end of the shaping frame 41. When the conveyed cardboard touches the shaping baffle 43, the second side push plate 45 pushes the cardboard to the side of the first side push plate 44 for shaping, so that the cardboard is arranged according to the required requirements. After the shaping is completed, the incoming material baffle cylinder 54 controls the incoming material baffle 53 to rise and block the discharge end of the incoming material conveyor 51. The shaping baffle cylinder 431 controls the shaping baffle 43 to descend and leave the discharge end of the shaping frame 41. Finally, the shaping conveying assembly 42 conveys the shaped cardboard to the cardboard forklift mechanism 10.
[0028] It should be understood that in practical applications, the incoming material baffle 53 and the shaping baffle 43 can also be installed by rotation, and the incoming material blocking cylinder 54 and the shaping material blocking cylinder 431 can also be replaced by a motor.
[0029] like Figures 5-6 As shown, the cardboard forklift mechanism 10 includes a forklift frame 11 and a forklift transfer assembly 12 and a forklift assembly 13 mounted on the forklift frame 11. The forklift assembly 13 includes a forklift seat 131 and a forklift drive member 132 that drives the forklift seat 131 to move toward the cardboard stacking mechanism 20. The forklift seat 131 is provided with a plurality of parallel and spaced forklift arms 133. The forklift transfer assembly 12 includes a conveyor belt 121 for conveying the cardboard output from the cardboard shaping mechanism 40 to the forklift arms 133 and a forklift transfer drive member 122 that drives the conveyor belt 121 to move. The conveyor belt 121 is provided in multiple sets, which are distributed in parallel and spaced apart, and can move up and down relative to the forklift arms 133.
[0030] Specifically, the forklift conveying assembly 12 further includes a forklift conveying bracket 123, which is movably mounted on the forklift frame 11. The forklift frame 11 is provided with a conveying lifting drive component 124 that drives the forklift conveying bracket 123 to move up and down. The conveyor belt 121 and the forklift conveying drive component 122 are both mounted on the forklift conveying bracket 123. The conveying lifting drive component 124 is a conveying lifting cylinder, and multiple conveying lifting cylinders are provided. The forklift conveying bracket 123 is provided with a vertical guide rod 125, and the forklift frame 11 is provided with a guide sleeve 126 that is adapted to the guide rod 125. The guide rod 125 and the guide sleeve 126 are slidably connected. When paperboard needs to be transferred, multiple transfer lifting cylinders, under the control of the control system, simultaneously control the forklift transfer bracket 123 to rise, making the conveyor belt 121 higher than the forklift arm 133. At this time, the paperboard is conveyed from the paperboard shaping mechanism 40 onto the conveyor belt 121, which then transports the paperboard above the forklift arm 133. Then, under the control of the control system, the multiple transfer lifting cylinders simultaneously control the forklift transfer bracket 123 to descend, making the conveyor belt 121 lower than the forklift arm 133, allowing the paperboard to fall onto the forklift arm 133. At this point, the forklift drive 132, through the forklift seat 131, causes the forklift arm 133 to drive the paperboard towards the paperboard stacking mechanism 20. In practical applications, electric cylinders can also be used instead of transfer lifting cylinders. It should be noted that the synchronous control of multiple cylinders is a mature technology in this field and is not an innovation of this application. The specific control method and principle will not be described in detail here.
[0031] In this invention, the forklift drive 122 is a forklift motor, and the output shaft of the forklift motor is connected to the forklift main shaft 127 via a synchronous belt. Multiple conveyor belts 121 are driven synchronously by the forklift main shaft 127. The forklift arms 133 and the conveyor belts 121 are distributed alternately.
[0032] Specifically, the forklift frame 11 is provided with a forklift slide rail 111, the forklift seat 131 is slidably mounted on the forklift slide rail 111, the forklift drive component 132 is a forklift drive motor, the output shaft of the forklift drive motor is driven and connected to the forklift main shaft 134 via a synchronous belt, the two ends of the forklift main shaft 134 are provided with forklift drive belts 135, the two ends of the forklift seat 131 are respectively fixedly connected to the corresponding forklift drive belts 135, and the extension direction of the forklift slide rail 111 is parallel to the forklift drive belts 135. The forklift frame 11 is provided with a fork arm support seat 112 at one end near the cardboard stacking mechanism 20, the top of the fork arm support seat 112 is provided with a support roller 113, one end of the forklift arm 133 is fixedly connected to the forklift seat 131, and the cantilever end of the forklift arm 133 overlaps the upper side of the support roller 113. The forklift arm 133 is provided with a forklift guide ramp 136 at the material receiving end, which facilitates the smooth conveying of the shaped cardboard onto the forklift arm 133 and avoids jamming.
[0033] like Figures 7-11 As shown, the cardboard stacking mechanism 20 includes a stacking frame 21 and a stacking platform 22 disposed on the stacking frame 21, a stacking lifting drive 23 that drives the stacking platform 22 to move up and down, and a front stacking baffle 24 and a rear stacking baffle 25 that cooperate with the forklift arm 133 to stack cardboard on the stacking platform 22. The front stacking baffle 24 and the rear stacking baffle 25 are both comb-shaped, so that when the front stacking baffle 24 and the rear stacking baffle 25 move downward, they can pass through the forklift arm 133 and only block and position the cardboard on the forklift arm 133.
[0034] Specifically, the stacking lifting drive 23 is a stacking lifting motor. The output shaft of the stacking lifting motor is connected to a stacking lifting main shaft 231. Both ends of the stacking lifting main shaft 231 are connected to stacking lifting secondary shafts 233 extending in the same direction via right-angle steering reducers 232. Each of the two stacking lifting secondary shafts 233 is equipped with a stacking lifting gear 234. A stacking lifting chain 235 meshes with the stacking lifting gear 234. One end of the stacking lifting chain 235 is connected to the palletizing platform 22, and the other end of the stacking lifting chain 235 passes upward around the stacking lifting gear 234 and is connected downward to a counterweight 236. By setting the counterweight 236, the force on both ends of the stacking lifting chain 235 is more even, which facilitates the lifting control of the palletizing platform 22.
[0035] In this invention, the stacking frame 21 is provided with a platform lifting guide rail 215 for guiding the lifting and lowering of the palletizing platform 22. The platform lifting guide rail 215 has a T-shaped cross-section. The edge of the palletizing platform 22 is provided with a platform lifting guide groove adapted to the platform lifting guide rail 215. The two opposite side walls of the platform lifting guide groove are provided with platform guide pulleys. The platform guide pulleys are in rolling connection with the back side of the platform lifting guide rail 215. The stacking frame 21 is provided with a counterweight lifting guide column 216 for guiding the lifting and lowering of the counterweight block 236. The counterweight block 236 is provided with a counterweight guide pulley. The peripheral surface of the counterweight guide pulley is recessed with an arc-shaped groove adapted to the counterweight lifting guide column 216. During assembly, the counterweight lifting guide column 216 is at least partially movably embedded in the arc-shaped groove of the counterweight guide pulley.
[0036] Specifically, the upper end of the stacking frame 21 is provided with a front crossbeam 211 and a rear crossbeam 212 arranged in parallel. A front drive assembly 26 is provided between the front crossbeam 211 and the stacking frame 21 to drive the front crossbeam 211 to move along the cardboard forklift direction. A rear drive assembly 27 is provided between the rear crossbeam 212 and the stacking frame 21 to drive the rear crossbeam 212 to move along the cardboard forklift direction. The stacking front baffle 24 is installed on the front crossbeam 211. A stacking front baffle drive member 28 is provided on the front crossbeam 211 to drive the stacking front baffle 24 to move up and down. The stacking rear baffle 25 is installed on the rear crossbeam 212. A stacking rear baffle drive member 29 is provided on the rear crossbeam 212 to drive the stacking rear baffle 25 to move up and down.
[0037] Specifically, the upper end of the stacking rack 21 is provided with a parallel baffle transverse sliding rack 213 and a baffle transverse sliding rail 214. The two ends of the front crossbeam 211 and the rear crossbeam 212 are respectively slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail 214. The front drive assembly 26 includes a front drive shaft 262 rotatably mounted on the front crossbeam 211 and a front drive motor 261 that drives the front drive shaft 262 to rotate. The two ends of the front drive shaft 262 are fixedly mounted with front drive gears 263 that mesh with the baffle transverse sliding rack 213. During operation, the front drive motor 261 drives the front crossbeam 211 to slide along the baffle transverse sliding rail 214 through the cooperation of the front drive gears 263 and the baffle transverse sliding rack 213. The rear drive assembly 27 includes a rear drive shaft 272 rotatably mounted on the rear crossbeam 212 and a rear drive motor 271 that drives the rear drive shaft 272 to rotate. Rear drive gears 273, which mesh with the baffle transverse rack 213, are fixedly mounted at both ends of the rear drive shaft 272. During operation, the rear drive motor 271 drives the rear crossbeam 212 to slide along the baffle transverse slide rail 214 through the engagement of the rear drive gears 273 and the baffle transverse slide rail 213. To prevent dust and other particulate matter from affecting the baffle transverse rack 213 and the baffle transverse slide rail 214, a stacking cover (not shown) is provided on the top of the stacking frame 21.
[0038] Specifically, front mounting plates 281 are fixedly provided at both ends of the front crossbeam 211, and the front mounting plates 281 are slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail 214. The driving end of the stacking front plate drive member 28 is provided with a stacking front plate lifting seat 282, and the stacking front baffle 24 is installed on the stacking front plate lifting seat 282. Rear mounting plates 291 are fixedly provided at both ends of the rear crossbeam 212, and the rear mounting plates 291 are slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail 214. The driving end of the stacking rear plate drive member 29 is provided with a stacking rear plate lifting seat 292, and the stacking rear baffle 25 is installed on the stacking rear plate lifting seat 292.
[0039] Before the cardboard is forked, the front drive assembly 26 controls the stacking front baffle 24 to move to the discharge end of the forklift frame 11. Then, the stacking front baffle drive 28 controls the stacking front baffle 24 to move downward, thereby pre-positioning the cardboard conveyed by the forklift conveying assembly 12 until the cardboard is transferred to the forklift arm 133. Then, the stacking front baffle drive 28 controls the stacking front baffle 24 to move upward. Next, the rear drive assembly 27 controls the stacking rear baffle 25 to move to a specific position along the baffle lateral slide rail 214 according to the size of the cardboard to be stacked. The stacking rear baffle drive 29 controls the stacking rear baffle 25 to move downward, blocking the rear end of the cardboard forked by the forklift arm 133. When the cardboard is forked above the stacking platform 22, the stacking... The front stacking drive 28 controls the front stacking baffle 24 to move downwards, blocking the front end of the cardboard. Then, the front drive assembly 26 controls the front stacking baffle 24 to move towards the rear stacking baffle 25, so that the front stacking baffle 24 and the rear stacking baffle 25 abut against the front and rear ends of the cardboard, respectively. Finally, the forklift drive 132 uses the forklift seat 131 to reset the forklift arm 133 away from the cardboard stacking mechanism 20. At this time, the cardboard is released from the forklift arm 133 under the limitation of the front stacking baffle 24 and the rear stacking baffle 25 and falls onto the stacking platform 22, thus completing the stacking of one layer of cardboard. Then, the stacking lifting drive 23 controls the stacking platform 22 to descend one layer, waiting for the next layer of cardboard to be stacked. In order to facilitate the transfer and storage of cardboard, a pallet is placed on the stacking platform 22 before stacking, so that the cardboard is stacked on the pallet 100, which makes it easy to transport the stacked cardboard by forklift.
[0040] In this invention, the front drive motor 261 and the rear drive motor 271 drive the front drive shaft 262 and the rear drive shaft 272 to rotate through corresponding reducers. The front panel lifting seat 282 is fixedly provided with a front panel lifting guide rail 283. The front panel lifting seat 282 is slidably connected to the front mounting plate 281 through the front panel lifting guide rail 283. Specifically, a slider is fixedly provided on the side of the front mounting plate 281 facing the front panel lifting seat 282. The slider has a groove adapted to the front panel lifting guide rail 283, and the front panel lifting guide rail 283 is slidably connected to the groove. The rear panel lifting seat 292 is fixedly provided with a rear panel lifting guide rail 293. The rear panel lifting seat 292 is slidably connected to the rear mounting plate 291 through the rear panel lifting guide rail 293. Specifically, a slider is fixedly provided on the side of the rear mounting plate 291 facing the rear panel lifting seat 292. The slider has a groove adapted to the rear panel lifting guide rail 293, and the rear panel lifting guide rail 293 is slidably connected to the groove.
[0041] The palletizing platform 22 is also equipped with a pallet ejection motor 221. The output end of the pallet ejection motor 221 is connected to a pallet ejection main shaft 222. Pallet ejection gears are fixed at both ends of the pallet ejection main shaft 222. Pallet ejection chains 223 are meshed on the pallet ejection gears. Pallet ejection crossbars 224 are provided on the two pallet ejection chains 223. One end of the pallet ejection chain 223 near the material discharge end of the palletizing platform 22 extends out of the outer side of the palletizing platform 22. During stacking, the pallet ejection crossbars 224 rotate with the pallet ejection chains 223 under the control of the pallet ejection motor 221 to the bottom of the palletizing platform 22. After stacking is completed, the pallet ejection crossbars 224 rotate to the top of the front end of the palletizing platform 22 and push the pallets stacked on the cardboard from the palletizing platform 22 from front to back. By extending the pallet ejection chain 223 beyond the palletizing platform 22, the cardboard on the pallet can be completely detached from the palletizing platform 22 after the pallet is ejected, thus preventing the cardboard on the pallet from being overturned when the palletizing platform 22 rises.
[0042] To facilitate the pallet conveying mechanism 30 in pushing the pallets onto the palletizing platform 22, the palletizing platform 22 is provided with a push plate guide ramp 227 at one end near the pallet conveying mechanism 30. To improve the stability of the pallet ejection crossbar 224, pallet ejection guide grooves 225 are provided at both ends of the palletizing platform 22, and pallet ejection rollers 226 are provided at both ends of the pallet ejection crossbar 224. The pallet ejection rollers 226 are rotatably connected within the pallet ejection guide grooves 225.
[0043] like Figures 12-13 As shown, the pallet conveying mechanism 30 includes a pallet pushing platform 31 and a pallet pushing motor 32 mounted on the pallet pushing platform 31. The pallet pushing platform 31 has parallel pallet pushing guide rails 33, and a pushing connecting plate 34 is slidably mounted on the pallet pushing guide rails 33. The pushing connecting plate 34 extends from front to back, and a pallet pushing crossbar 35 is mounted at the extended end of the pushing connecting plate 34. The output shaft of the pallet pushing motor 32 is driven and connected to a pallet pushing main shaft 36 via a synchronous belt. Pallet pushing belts 37 are driven and connected to both ends of the pallet pushing main shaft 36. The pushing connecting plate 34 is fixedly connected to the pallet pushing belts 37 and is driven by the pallet pushing belts 37 to move along the pallet pushing guide rails 33. A pushing cover 38 is provided outside the pallet pushing motor 32 and the pallet pushing main shaft 36.
[0044] In this embodiment, when the cardboard area is small, it can be stacked simultaneously on two smaller pallets 100, such as... Figure 14 As shown, when the cardboard area is large, the cardboard can be stacked on a large pallet 100, or multiple small cardboard pieces can be stacked side by side on a large pallet 100.
[0045] In summary, this invention, by setting up a cardboard shaping mechanism, a cardboard forklift mechanism, and a cardboard stacking mechanism, enables the cardboard to be shaped in advance according to the stacking requirements, and then forked to the stacking platform of the cardboard stacking mechanism by the cardboard forklift mechanism. This allows for the stacking of large-area cardboard bundles, as well as the side-by-side stacking of multiple small-area cardboard bundles, greatly improving the flexibility of stacking. At the same time, the lifting and stacking method allows for higher and more stable cardboard stacking layers.
[0046] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. Therefore, any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made to the above embodiments based on the actual technology of the present invention shall still fall within the scope of the technical solution of the present invention.
Claims
1. A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer, characterized in that, It includes a cardboard shaping mechanism, a cardboard forklift mechanism, and a cardboard stacking mechanism arranged in sequence, wherein: The cardboard shaping mechanism includes a shaping frame and a shaping conveying assembly, a shaping baffle, a first side pusher, and a second side pusher mounted on the shaping frame. The shaping baffle is movably mounted at the discharge end of the shaping frame. The first side pusher and the second side pusher are movably mounted between the incoming baffle and the shaping baffle, and are arranged opposite to each other along the conveying direction perpendicular to the cardboard. The cardboard forklift mechanism includes a forklift frame and a forklift transfer assembly and a forklift assembly mounted on the forklift frame. The forklift assembly includes a forklift seat and a forklift drive component that drives the forklift seat to move toward the cardboard stacking mechanism. The forklift seat is provided with a plurality of parallel and spaced forklift arms. The forklift transfer assembly includes a conveyor belt for conveying the cardboard output from the cardboard shaping mechanism to the forklift arms and a forklift transfer drive component that drives the conveyor belt to move. The conveyor belt is provided in multiple sets, and the multiple sets of conveyor belts are distributed in parallel and spaced apart, and can move up and down relative to the forklift arms. The cardboard stacking mechanism includes a stacking frame and a stacking platform mounted on the stacking frame, a stacking lifting drive for driving the stacking platform to move up and down, and a front stacking baffle and a rear stacking baffle that cooperate with the forklift arm to stack the cardboard on the stacking platform. Both the front stacking baffle and the rear stacking baffle are comb-shaped.
2. The highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 1, characterized in that, The forklift conveying assembly also includes a forklift conveying bracket, which is movably mounted on the forklift frame. The forklift frame is provided with a conveying lifting drive component that drives the forklift conveying bracket to move up and down. Both the conveyor belt and the forklift conveying drive component are mounted on the forklift conveying bracket.
3. The highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 1, characterized in that, The forklift frame is equipped with a forklift slide rail, the forklift seat is slidably mounted on the forklift slide rail, the forklift drive component is a forklift drive motor, the output shaft of the forklift drive motor is driven and connected to the forklift main shaft through a synchronous belt, the two ends of the forklift main shaft are equipped with forklift drive belts, the two ends of the forklift seat are respectively fixedly connected to the corresponding forklift drive belts, and the extension direction of the forklift slide rail is parallel to the forklift drive belt.
4. A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 3, characterized in that, The forklift frame is provided with a fork arm support seat at one end near the cardboard stacking mechanism. The top of the fork arm support seat is provided with a support roller. One end of the forklift arm is fixedly connected to the forklift seat, and the cantilever end of the forklift arm overlaps the upper side of the support roller.
5. A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 1, characterized in that, The upper end of the stacking frame is provided with a front crossbeam and a rear crossbeam arranged in parallel. A front drive assembly is provided between the front crossbeam and the stacking frame to drive the front crossbeam to move along the cardboard fork feed direction. A rear drive assembly is provided between the rear crossbeam and the stacking frame to drive the rear crossbeam to move along the cardboard fork feed direction. The stacking front baffle is installed on the front crossbeam, and a stacking front baffle drive component is provided on the front crossbeam to drive the stacking front baffle to move up and down. The stacking rear baffle is installed on the rear crossbeam, and a stacking rear baffle drive component is provided on the rear crossbeam to drive the stacking rear baffle to move up and down.
6. A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 5, characterized in that, The upper end of the stacking rack is provided with a parallel baffle transverse sliding rack and a baffle transverse sliding rail. The two ends of the front crossbeam and the rear crossbeam are slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail. The front drive assembly includes a front drive shaft rotatably mounted on the front crossbeam and a front drive motor that drives the front drive shaft to rotate. The two ends of the front drive shaft are fixedly mounted with front drive gears that mesh with the baffle transverse sliding rack. The rear drive assembly includes a rear drive shaft rotatably mounted on the rear crossbeam and a rear drive motor that drives the rear drive shaft to rotate. The two ends of the rear drive shaft are fixedly mounted with rear drive gears that mesh with the baffle transverse sliding rack.
7. A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 6, characterized in that, Both ends of the front crossbeam are fixedly provided with front mounting plates, which are slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail. The driving end of the stacking front plate drive is provided with a stacking front plate lifting seat, and the stacking front baffle is installed on the stacking front plate lifting seat. Both ends of the rear crossbeam are fixedly provided with rear mounting plates, which are slidably connected to the baffle transverse sliding rail. The driving end of the stacking rear plate drive is provided with a stacking rear plate lifting seat, and the stacking rear baffle is installed on the stacking rear plate lifting seat.
8. A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 1, characterized in that, The stacking lifting drive is a stacking lifting motor. The output shaft of the stacking lifting motor is connected to a stacking lifting main shaft. Both ends of the stacking lifting main shaft are connected to stacking lifting secondary shafts extending in the same direction through right-angle steering reducers. Stacking lifting gears are provided on both stacking lifting secondary shafts. Stacking lifting chains are meshed on the stacking lifting gears. One end of the stacking lifting chain is connected to the palletizing platform, and the other end of the stacking lifting chain passes upward around the stacking lifting gear and is connected downward to a counterweight.
9. A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 1, characterized in that, One side of the cardboard stacking mechanism is provided with a cardboard conveying mechanism for transporting cardboard to the palletizing platform. The cardboard conveying mechanism includes a cardboard pushing platform and a cardboard pushing motor mounted on the cardboard pushing platform. The cardboard pushing platform is provided with parallel cardboard pushing guide rails. A pushing connecting plate is slidably mounted on the cardboard pushing guide rails. A cardboard pushing crossbar is provided at the extended end of the pushing connecting plate. The output shaft of the cardboard pushing motor is driven and connected to a cardboard pushing main shaft via a synchronous belt. Cardboard pushing belts are driven and connected to both ends of the cardboard pushing main shaft. The pushing connecting plate is fixedly connected to the cardboard pushing belts and is driven by the cardboard pushing belts to move along the cardboard pushing guide rails. The palletizing platform is also provided with a cardboard ejection motor. The output end of the cardboard ejection motor is driven and connected to a cardboard ejection main shaft. Cardboard ejection gears are fixedly mounted at both ends of the cardboard ejection main shaft. Cardboard ejection chains are meshed on the cardboard ejection gears. Cardboard ejection crossbars are provided on the two cardboard ejection chains. The end of the cardboard ejection chain near the material discharge end of the palletizing platform extends outward from the palletizing platform.
10. A highly adaptable cardboard palletizer according to claim 1, characterized in that, The upper end of the forming frame is provided with two parallel side push guide rails. A first side push crossbeam and a second side push crossbeam slide across the two side push guide rails. The extension directions of the first side push crossbeam and the second side push crossbeam are both parallel to the conveying direction of the cardboard. The forming frame is provided with a first side push drive assembly and a second side push drive assembly that drive the first side push crossbeam and the second side push crossbeam to slide along the side push guide rails, respectively. The first side push plate is installed on the first side push crossbeam. The first side push crossbeam is provided with a first side push lifting assembly that drives the first side push plate to move up and down. The second side push plate is installed on the second side push crossbeam. The second side push crossbeam is provided with a second side push lifting assembly that drives the second side push plate to move up and down. The first side-push drive assembly includes a first side-push motor, a first side-push main shaft driven to rotate by the first side-push motor, and a first side-push drive belt driven to move by the first side-push main shaft. The first side-push crossbeam is fixedly connected to the first side-push drive belt and is driven to slide along the side-push guide rail by the first side-push drive belt. The second side-push drive assembly includes a second side-push motor, a second side-push main shaft driven to rotate by the second side-push motor, and a second side-push drive belt driven to move by the second side-push main shaft. The second side-push crossbeam is fixedly connected to the second side-push drive belt and is driven to slide along the side-push guide rail by the second side-push drive belt.