Warp knitting machine disc storage rack

Abstract

The present application relates to the technical field of storage structures for warp knitting machine parts, improves the problem of the prior art that discs are difficult to take and place, and discloses a disc storage rack for warp knitting machines, which includes a frame body, and a plurality of strip-shaped gaps are arranged in an array on the frame body, wherein the length of the gaps is less than the diameter of the disc to be placed, and the width of the gaps corresponds to the thickness of the disc to be placed. The present application can vertically place the discs in the frame body in sequence, so that the discs are placed in an orderly manner, and the efficiency of taking and placing is high.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present application relates to the technical field of storage structures for warp knitting machine components, and in particular to a disc storage rack for warp knitting machines. Background Art

[0002] The disc of the warp knitting machine is a device that pushes the comb bar to move horizontally, so that the comb bar moves according to the rules of the process organization. It is usually made of high-hardness steel.

[0003] In the prior art, the discs are placed by taking a collection box and stacking the discs horizontally into the collection box.

[0004] Regarding the above-mentioned related technologies, when the staff wants to find the corresponding model of disk, it takes a long time to find it. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to improve the problem of difficult placement and removal of discs in the prior art, the present application provides a disc storage rack for a warp knitting machine.

[0006] The following technical solutions are adopted:

[0007] A disc storage rack for a warp knitting machine comprises a frame body, wherein a plurality of strip-shaped gaps are arranged in an array on the frame body, wherein the length of the gaps is smaller than the diameter of the discs to be placed, and the width of the gaps corresponds to the thickness of the discs to be placed.

[0008] By adopting the above technical solution, the discs are placed vertically in the rack in sequence, so that the discs are placed in an orderly manner. When the staff wants a disc of a corresponding model, it is easier to find and more efficient than directly placing it in a storage box in the prior art.

[0009] Optionally, the frame includes a plurality of storage layers, the plurality of storage layers are arranged in parallel in sequence along the direction of gravity, and the plurality of gaps are evenly arranged in the plurality of storage layers.

[0010] By adopting the above technical solution, the rack is divided into several storage layers, so that more disks can be placed.

[0011] Optionally, the storage layer includes a plurality of first support rods and partition rods that are crisscrossed, and the first support rods and the partition rods cooperate to enclose the gap.

[0012] By adopting the above technical solution, the first support rod and the separation rod cooperate to limit the remaining degrees of freedom of the disk except for upward movement, so that the disk is stored.

[0013] Optionally, an overhead layer is provided between adjacent storage layers, and the overhead layer includes a plurality of second support rods, the second support rods are parallel to the first support rods, a plurality of partition blocks are provided at intervals between the second support rods, the partition blocks are provided with slots, and two relatively arranged slots correspond to the two ends of the gap.

[0014] By adopting the above technical solution, the difference between the overhead layer and the storage layer lies in the laying of the partition rods. By setting the overhead layer, it is convenient to observe the disk conditions on the lower storage layer.

[0015] Optionally, an oil pan is provided at the bottom of the frame.

[0016] The above technical solution is used to receive the oil on the disc.

[0017] Optionally, the oil receiving pan is rotatably connected to the frame, and a locking member for limiting the rotation of the oil receiving pan is provided on the frame.

[0018] By adopting the above technical solution, it is convenient to pour out the oil in the oil pan.

[0019] Optionally, the locking member includes a box body and a sliding rod, the sliding rod is slidably connected to the box body and the sliding rod can pass through the box body to abut the bottom surface of the oil receiving pan, and an elastic member is provided in the box body to make the sliding rod always extend toward the oil receiving pan.

[0020] By adopting the above technical solution, a solution for implementing a locking member is provided.

[0021] Optionally, a marking strip is provided on the outer edge of the frame.

[0022] By adopting the above technical solution, the disc model, position and other information are marked by the marking strip, so as to facilitate the taking and placing of the disc.

[0023] In summary, the present application includes at least one of the following beneficial effects:

[0024] 1. Place the disks vertically into the rack one by one, so that the disks are placed in order and the efficiency of taking and placing is high;

[0025] 2. Use the marking strip to mark the disc model, location and other information to facilitate the removal and placement of the disc. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0026] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of this embodiment;

[0027] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the storage layer;

[0028] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the overhead layer;

[0029] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the enlarged structure at A;

[0030] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the oil pan structure;

[0031] Figure 6 is a schematic diagram showing the cross-sectional structure of a locking member;

[0032] Figure 7 It is a schematic diagram of the locking member structure.

[0033] Explanation of the reference numerals in the accompanying drawings: 1. frame; 11. frame legs; 12. connecting seat; 2. storage layer; 21. first support rod; 22. partition rod; 3. overhead layer; 31. second support rod; 32. partition block; 321. slot; 4. oil collecting pan; 41. rotating shaft; 42. liquid outlet; 421. sealing plug; 43. shock absorbing strip; 5. locking member; 51. box body; 511. opening; 52. sliding rod; 521. limiting block; 53. elastic member; 54. abutting rod; 541. chamfer; 6. marking strip; 61. buckle; 62. correction plate; 7. disc. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0034] The following is combined with Figure 1 To Attachment Figure 7 This application is described in further detail.

[0035] The embodiment of the present application discloses a disc storage rack for a warp knitting machine, which supports the discs 7 vertically or at an angle to facilitate the placement and sorting of the discs 7. Compared with the prior art solution of stacking the discs 7 in a collection box, it is convenient to find the discs 7.

[0036] Reference Figure 1Specifically, a disc storage rack for a warp knitting machine includes a frame 1. The shape of the frame 1 is not specifically limited. For the convenience of display, a rectangular steel structure frame is used as the frame 1 in this embodiment. A plurality of first support rods 21 are set up in the frame 1 along the length direction, and the frame 1 is divided into a plurality of parallel storage layers 2 along the gravity direction. A plurality of first support rods 21 are set in each storage layer 2. The first support rods 21 are parallel to each other. Every two first support rods 21 form a group. The storage layer 2 can be provided with a plurality of groups of first support rods 21. For the convenience of display, this embodiment is described in the form of only two groups. The distance between each group of first support rods 21 should be less than the diameter of the disc 7 to be placed in the frame 1, so as to support the disc 7 from bottom to top. The cross section of the first support rod 21 in the vertical length direction is circular to protect the disc edge from being scratched by the edges and corners. In other embodiments, it can be a polygon or other shapes. The storage layer 2 also includes a plurality of partition rods 22, and the plurality of partition rods 22 are sequentially arranged perpendicular to the length direction of the first support rod 21. The partition rods 22 are located in the plane above the first support rods 21. There is a gap between the partition rods 22, and every two partition rods 22 cooperate with a group of first support rods 21 to enclose a rectangular gap. The length of the gap is smaller than the diameter of the disk 7 to be placed, and the gap width corresponds to the thickness of the disk 7 to be placed. The preferred gap width is slightly larger than the thickness of the disk 7. When the disk 7 is placed in the gap, the first support rods 21 support the disk 7 from bottom to top, and because the disk 7 partially enters the space between the two first support rods 21, the partition rods 22 support both sides of the disk 7 from both sides. When the distance between the partition rods 22 is close to the thickness of the disk 7, the disk 7 is vertically arranged in the frame 1. The disk 7 is placed vertically, which is conducive to taking and placing the disk 7, and is also conducive to classifying and marking the disk 7. The storage layer 2 is provided with at least one layer, and two layers are selected for display in this embodiment. A plurality of legs 11 are arranged around the frame 1 to support the bottom storage layer 2 off the ground, thereby preventing the disk 7 from entering the space between the two first support rods 21 and contacting the ground. The first support rod 21 and the second support rod 31 are fixed to the frame 1 by bolt connection, welding, riveting, mortise and tenon connection, etc.

[0037] Furthermore, an overhead layer 3 is provided between the storage layers 2, and the overhead layer 3 includes a plurality of second support rods 31 arranged along the length direction. The second support rods 31 are arranged parallel to each other in the same plane, and each two second support rods 31 form a group. The overhead layer 3 can be provided with a plurality of groups of first support rods 21. For the convenience of display, this embodiment is described in the form of only two groups. The distance between each group of second support rods 31 should be smaller than the diameter of the disk 7 to be placed in the frame 1, so as to support the disk 7 from bottom to top. The cross section of the second support rod 31 in the vertical length direction is circular, and in other embodiments, it can be polygonal or other shapes. The second support rod 31 is parallel to the first support rod 21, and a plurality of partition blocks 32 are arranged at intervals on the second support rod 31, and the partition blocks 32 are connected to the side walls of the second support rod 31. The partition blocks 32 are arranged on the side of each group of second support rods 31 close to each other. The partition blocks 32 on each group of second support rods 31 are provided with slots 321 on the opposite side, so that the partition blocks 32 form a C-shaped structure in cross section. The side of the partition block 32 away from the slot 321 is connected to the second support rod 31. The two slots 321 arranged opposite to each other correspond to the two ends of the gap. When the disk 7 is placed in the gap in the overhead layer 3, the partition block 32 supports the disk 7 from bottom to top, and supports the two sides of the disk 7 from both sides. When the width distance of the slots 321 of the two partition blocks 32 is close to the thickness of the disk 7, the disk 7 is vertically arranged in the overhead layer 3. The vertical placement of the disk 7 is conducive to the removal and placement of the disk 7, and is also conducive to the classification and marking of the disk 7. Since the disk 7 is placed by the partition block 32, a structure such as the partition rod 22 laying a plane is avoided. Since the overhead layer 3 is set, the disk 7 on the storage layer 2 under the overhead layer 3 can be observed relatively conveniently.

[0038] Furthermore, the two relatively arranged partition blocks 32 are tilted to form an inverted triangle structure. When the disk 7 is placed from top to bottom in the two partition blocks 32, the disk 7 can be placed more stably due to the relative tilt of the two partition blocks 32.

[0039] Furthermore, an oil receiving pan 4 is provided at the bottom of the frame 1. The oil receiving pan 4 is a rectangular pan with edges around the periphery. The disc 7 needs to be lubricated, and the oil on the pan placed in the frame 1 drips downward under the action of gravity. The oil receiving pan 4 can receive the oil.

[0040] Furthermore, a connecting seat 12 is provided at the bottom of the frame 1, and the connecting seat 12 extends vertically downward. The connecting seat 12 is connected to a non-central position of the frame 1. Rotating shafts 41 corresponding to the position of the connecting seat 12 are provided at both ends of the length direction of the oil receiving pan 4, and the rotating shaft 41 is rotatably connected to the connecting seat 12. The oil receiving pan 4 can be rotated to pour the received oil downward. A locking member 5 is provided on the frame 1 to limit the rotation of the oil receiving pan 4. In the initial state, the locking member 5 cooperates with the connecting seat 12 to make the oil receiving pan 4 in a horizontal state. When it is necessary to pour the oil, the locking member 5 is unlocked, the oil receiving pan 4 rotates with the rotating shaft 41 as the rotation center, and the oil receiving pan 4 pours the oil downward.

[0041] Furthermore, a liquid outlet hole 42 is formed at one end of the oil receiving pan 4 away from the rotating shaft 41 , and a sealing plug 421 having a deformation feature is blocked on the liquid outlet hole 42 .

[0042] Furthermore, the locking member 5 includes a box body 51 and a slide bar 52. The box body 51 is fixedly connected to the lower end of the frame body 1. The box body 51 is provided with an opening 511 corresponding to the diameter of the slide bar 52, and the slide bar 52 is slidably connected in the box body 51 and the slide bar 52 can pass through the opening 511 to pass out of the box body 51 and abut against the bottom surface of the oil receiving pan 4. A limit block 521 is provided on the part of the slide bar 52 in the box body 51. When the oil receiving pan 4 is in the initial state, the limit block 521 abuts against the inner wall of the box body 51 at one end close to the oil receiving pan 4. An elastic member 53 is provided between the limit block 521 and the inner wall of the end of the box body 51 away from the oil receiving pan 4, and the elastic member 53 is a spring sleeved on the slide bar 52. The elastic member 53 makes the slide bar 52 always have a tendency to extend toward the bottom of the oil receiving pan 4.

[0043] Furthermore, at least two slide bars 52 are provided, and one end of the slide bar 52 away from the box body 51 is connected to an abutting rod 54, the abutting rod 54 is perpendicular to the plurality of slide bars 52, and one end of the abutting rod 54 away from the box body 51 is provided with a chamfer 541 along the length direction. The abutting rod 54 and the end of the slide bar 52 away from the ground are in the same plane. When the oil receiving pan 4 is in a horizontal state, the abutting rod 54 and the slide bar 52 are both in abutment with the lower surface of the oil receiving pan 4 from bottom to top, thereby supporting the oil receiving pan 4 so that the oil receiving pan 4 can be stably kept horizontal. When the oil in the oil receiving pan 4 needs to be dumped, the abutting rod 54 slides away from the oil receiving pan 4, and the oil receiving pan 4 is released from the restriction and rotates around the rotating shaft 41 under the action of gravity.

[0044] Furthermore, a shock absorbing strip 43 is provided at the bottom of the oil receiving pan 4. When the oil receiving pan 4 rotates downward, the shock absorbing strip 43 preferably contacts the ground. The shock absorbing strip 43 is preferably made of rubber.

[0045] Furthermore, a marking strip 6 is provided on the outer edge of the frame 1, and the surface of the marking strip 6 is covered with a coating. The marking strip 6 can be written on with a marking pen, so as to mark the marking strip 6 at the position corresponding to the inserted disk body, so as to facilitate the recording of the inserted disk body and the removal and placement of the disk body.

[0046] Furthermore, the marking strip 6 is provided with a plurality of C-shaped buckles 61 at intervals along the length direction, the buckles 61 are deformable, and preferably, the buckles 61 are made of plastic. The marking strip 6 can be connected to the corresponding first support rod 21 or second support rod 31 through the buckles 61.

[0047] Furthermore, correction plates 62 are provided at both ends of the marking strip 6, and the correction plates 62 can abut against the edge of the frame 1, so that after the marking strip 6 is connected to the first support rod 21 or the second support rod 31 through the buckle 61, the correction plates 62 make the marking strip 6 in a vertical state.

[0048] The implementation principle of a disc storage rack for a warp knitting machine in the embodiment of the present application is as follows:

[0049] The disks 7 are placed vertically in the storage layer 2 or the overhead layer 3 in sequence, and the model of the disk 7 is recorded at the corresponding position of the marking strip 6, so as to facilitate the taking and placing of the disk 7.

[0050] The oil on the disc 7 drips into the oil receiving pan 4. When the oil needs to be processed, the sliding rod 52 can unlock the oil receiving pan 4, and the oil receiving pan 4 rotates to dump the oil.

[0051] The above are all preferred embodiments of the present application, and the protection scope of the present application is not limited thereto. Therefore, any equivalent changes made according to the structure, shape, and principle of the present application should be included in the protection scope of the present application.

Claims

1. A warp knitting machine disc storage rack, characterized in that: It comprises a frame (1), wherein a plurality of strip-shaped gaps are arranged in an array on the frame (1), wherein the length of the gaps is smaller than the diameter of the disk (7) to be placed, and the width of the gaps corresponds to the thickness of the disk (7) to be placed.

2. A warp knitting machine disc storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: The frame (1) comprises a plurality of storage layers (2), the plurality of storage layers (2) being arranged in parallel in sequence along the direction of gravity, and the plurality of gaps being evenly arranged in the plurality of storage layers (2).

3. A warp knitting machine disc storage rack according to claim 2, characterized in that: The storage layer (2) comprises a plurality of first support rods (21) and partition rods (22) which are crisscrossed, and the first support rods (21) and the partition rods (22) cooperate to enclose the gap.

4. A warp knitting machine disc storage rack according to claim 3, characterized in that: An overhead layer (3) is provided between adjacent storage layers (2), the overhead layer (3) comprising a plurality of second support rods (31), the second support rods (31) being parallel to the first support rods (21), a plurality of partition blocks (32) being provided at intervals between the second support rods (31), the partition blocks (32) being provided with slots (321), and two slots (321) being arranged opposite to each other corresponding to two ends of the gap.

5. A warp knitting machine disc storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: An oil receiving pan (4) is provided at the bottom of the frame (1).

6. A warp knitting machine disc storage rack according to claim 5, characterized in that: The oil receiving pan (4) is rotatably connected to the frame body (1), and a locking member (5) is provided on the frame body (1) for limiting the rotation of the oil receiving pan (4).

7. A warp knitting machine disc storage rack according to claim 6, characterized in that: The locking member (5) comprises a box body (51) and a sliding rod (52); the sliding rod (52) is slidably connected to the box body (51) and can pass through the box body (51) to abut against the bottom surface of the oil receiving pan (4); an elastic member (53) is arranged in the box body (51) to make the sliding rod (52) always extend toward the oil receiving pan (4).

8. The disc storage rack for a warp knitting machine according to claim 1, characterized in that: A marking strip (6) is provided on the outer edge of the frame (1).

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