Automatic material arranging mechanism for packaging lactic acid bacteria drinks

Abstract

The utility model discloses an automatic arrangement mechanism for packaging lactic acid bacteria drinks, which comprises a first transmission device, a second transmission device for arranging and conveying the transported film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks is arranged at the conveying end of the first transmission device, and a stacking device is arranged at the conveying end of the second transmission device. The output end of the material stacking device is provided with a boxing bin used for conducting packaging operation on the film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks, the second conveying device is provided with a conveyor used for transferring and arranging the film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks on the first conveying device to the second conveying device, and power is provided through a power assembly. The power assembly drives the conveying structure to push the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage on the first conveying belt, the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage enters the corresponding second conveying belt, electric signals are converted through the photoelectric sensor, the corresponding second conveying belt is arranged and combined according to needs, the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage is driven by the second conveying belt to be conveyed, and the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage is conveyed. And the film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks with corresponding rows can be conveniently packed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of electromechanical equipment, in particular to an automatic material sorting mechanism for packaging lactic acid bacteria beverages. Background Art

[0002] In the production of lactic acid bacteria beverages, small packages need to be transported to the boxing area through a conveyor belt, and then the packaged products are packed into outer boxes through sorting and separation. The products need to be sorted and transported, and the products need to be sorted and arranged for boxing. The process of sorting and preventing falling requires the use of automatic material sorting machines. The disadvantage is that it cannot meet the requirements of product diversification and is only suitable for mass production of a single product. In order to solve the current technical shortcomings, research is conducted to achieve diversified packaging such as one-row and two-row packaging.

[0003] Based on this, an automatic material handling mechanism for packaging lactic acid bacteria beverages is now provided, which can eliminate the disadvantages of existing devices. Utility Model Content

[0004] The utility model aims to provide an automatic material handling mechanism for packaging lactic acid bacteria beverages to solve the problems in the background technology.

[0005] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides the following technical solutions:

[0006] An automated material sorting mechanism for packaging a lactic acid bacteria beverage comprises a first transmission device, a second transmission device for arranging and conveying film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages after transport is provided at the delivery end of the first transmission device, a material coding device is provided at the delivery end of the second transmission device, a packing bin for packaging the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage is provided at the output end of the coding device, a conveyor for transferring and arranging the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages on the first transmission device to the second transmission device is provided on the second transmission device, and a material coding device for arranging and coding the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage is provided at the side end of the second transmission device.

[0007] On the basis of the above technical solutions, the present invention also provides the following optional technical solutions:

[0008] In an optional solution: the No. 1 transmission device is provided with a No. 1 conveyor belt, and a single row of products is transported through the No. 1 conveyor belt. A recorder for recording the number of rows of small film packages is provided on the side of the No. 1 conveyor belt. A No. 1 baffle for blocking the transportation of film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage is provided at the junction of the No. 1 transmission device and the No. 2 transmission device.

[0009] In an alternative solution: The transporter includes an adjustable rack. The adjustable rack is provided on the second transmission device. A number of second conveyor belts are provided on the adjustable rack. A photoelectric sensor for transmitting signals to the adjustable rack is provided on the second transmission device. The second transmission device conveys the qualified membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages in rows through the second conveyor belts. A conveying structure is provided at the receiving end of the second conveyor belt. The power assembly drives the conveying structure to push the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages at the output end of the first conveyor belt into the receiving end of the second conveyor belt.

[0010] In an alternative solution: A push plate for pushing the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages is provided on the conveying structure. Guide pieces for keeping the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages stable are provided on the push plate.

[0011] In an alternative solution: The second transmission device is provided with an adjustable rack. Driving elements for adjusting the second conveyor belts are provided on the adjustable rack. The driving elements drive the corresponding second conveyor belts through motors to convey the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages in corresponding rows.

[0012] In an alternative solution: A second baffle is provided at the receiving end of the material stacking device.

[0013] In an alternative solution: Auxiliary conveyor belts for assisting in conveying the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages are provided on the sides of both the first transmission device and the second transmission device.

[0014] In an alternative solution: An anti-slip layer is provided on the surface of the second baffle.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present utility model are as follows:

[0016] 1. The present utility model records the transmission quantity through the recorder provided on the first transmission device, blocks the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages from entering the second transmission device through the first baffle, continuously conveys new membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages through the first conveyor belt to reach the number of rows required for packaging, stacks them neatly at the first baffle under the drive of the first conveyor belt, and performs the first stacking work on the row-packed membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages.

[0017] 2. The present utility model provides power through the power assembly. The power assembly drives the conveying structure to push the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages on the first conveyor belt, so that the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages enter the corresponding second conveyor belt. The photoelectric sensor converts the electrical signal. The corresponding second conveyor belt performs the conveying according to the required arrangement combination, and drives the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages through the second conveyor belt, facilitating the packaging of the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages in corresponding rows. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0018] Figure 1 It is a schematic structural diagram of the present utility model.

[0019] Figure 2Schematic diagram of the structure of the second transmission device of the present utility model.

[0020] Figure 3 Schematic diagram of the structure of the first transmission device of the present utility model.

[0021] Figure 4 Schematic diagram of the structure of the packing bin of the present utility model.

[0022] Annotation of reference numerals in the drawings: 101. First transmission device, 102. Second transmission device, 103. Material coding device, 104. Film-packed lactic acid bacteria drink, 105. Packing bin, 201. Conveying structure, 202. Power assembly, 203. Driving element. Detailed implementation manners

[0023] In order to make the objectives, technical solutions and advantages of the present utility model clearer and more understandable, the present utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the drawings and embodiments.

[0024] In one embodiment, as Figures 1 - 4 shown, an automatic sorting mechanism for packaging lactic acid bacteria drinks includes a first transmission device 101. A second transmission device 102 for sorting and conveying the transported film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks 104 is provided at the conveying end of the first transmission device 101. A material coding device 103 is provided at the conveying end of the second transmission device 102. A packing bin 105 for encapsulating the film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks 104 is provided at the output end of the material coding device 103. A transporter for transferring and sorting the film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks 104 on the first transmission device 101 to the second transmission device 102 is provided on the second transmission device 102. A material coding device 103 for sorting and coding the film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks 104 is provided at the side end of the second transmission device 102. The bulk film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks 104 are transported through the first transmission device 101. The film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks 104 stacked on the first transmission device 101 are transported to the material coding end of the material coding device 103 through the second transmission device 102 for secondary coding. The film-packed lactic acid bacteria drinks 104 after coding are transported into the packing bin 105 through the material coding device 103 for sorting and waiting for packing;

[0025] In one embodiment, as Figure 3As shown, the No. 1 conveyor belt is provided on the No. 1 conveyor device 101, and a single row of products is conveyed through the No. 1 conveyor belt. A recorder for recording the number of rows of small film packages is provided on the side of the No. 1 conveyor belt. A No. 1 baffle plate for blocking the conveyance of the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage 104 is provided at the junction of the No. 1 conveyor device 101 and the No. 2 conveyor device 102. The conveyed quantity is recorded by the recorder provided on the No. 1 conveyor device 101, and the No. 1 baffle plate is used to block the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage 104 from entering the No. 2 conveyor device 102. New film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 are continuously transmitted through the No. 1 conveyor belt to achieve the required number of rows of small film packages. The film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 are aligned at the No. 1 baffle plate under the drive of the No. 1 conveyor belt. The No. 1 baffle plate is opened, and the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 with qualified rows enter the transmission end of the No. 1 conveyor belt.

[0026] In one embodiment, Figure 2 and Figure 3 As shown, the transporter includes an adjustable frame, the No. 2 transmission device 102 is provided with an adjustable frame, the adjustable frame is provided with a plurality of No. 2 conveyor belts, the No. 2 transmission device 102 is provided with a photoelectric sensor for transmitting signals to the adjustable frame, the No. 2 transmission device 102 conveys the qualified rows of film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 through the No. 2 conveyor belt, the No. 2 conveyor belt receiving end is provided with a conveying structure 201, the power component 202 drives the conveying structure 201 to push the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages on the output end of the No. 1 conveyor belt The lactobacillus beverage 104 enters the receiving end of the No. 2 conveyor belt, and is powered by the power assembly 202. The power assembly 202 drives the conveying structure 201 to push the film-packed lactobacillus beverage 104 on the No. 1 conveyor belt, so that the film-packed lactobacillus beverage 104 enters the corresponding No. 2 conveyor belt, and the photoelectric sensor converts the electrical signal. The corresponding No. 2 conveyor belt drives the film-packed lactobacillus beverage 104 to be transported according to the required arrangement and combination, so that the corresponding rows of film-packed lactobacillus beverages 104 can be loaded;

[0027] In one embodiment, Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the conveying structure 201 is provided with a pushing plate for pushing the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage 104, and the pushing plate is provided with a guide plate for keeping the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage 104 stable. The film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage 104 is pushed by the pushing plate, and the stability of the conveying is maintained by the guide plate provided on the pushing plate;

[0028] In one embodiment, Figure 2As shown, an adjustable rack is provided on the second transfer device 102. A driving element 203 for adjusting the second conveyor belt is provided on the adjustable rack. The driving element 203 drives the corresponding second conveyor belt through a motor to transport the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 in the corresponding rows. Power is provided by the driving element 203, and the corresponding second conveyor belt is driven by the driving element 203 for transportation, providing power for packaging the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 in the corresponding rows.

[0029] In one embodiment, as Figure 1 and Figure 2 shown, a second baffle is provided at the receiving end of the material stacking device 103. The arranged membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 are secondarily stacked through the second baffle, facilitating the packaging of the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104.

[0030] The above embodiment discloses an automatic sorting mechanism for packaging lactic acid bacteria beverages. Among them, the recorder provided on the first transfer device 101 records the transfer quantity. The membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 are blocked from entering the second transfer device 102 by the first baffle. New membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 are continuously transported by the first conveyor belt to reach the number of rows of small film packages required for packaging. The membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 are aligned at the first baffle driven by the first conveyor belt. The membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 with qualified number of rows after opening the first baffle enter the transfer end of the first conveyor belt. Power is provided by the power assembly 202, and the power assembly 202 drives the conveying structure 201 to push the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 on the first conveyor belt, so that the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 enter the corresponding second conveyor belt. The photoelectric sensor converts the electrical signal, and the corresponding second conveyor belt arranges and combines according to the requirements. The second conveyor belt drives the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 for transportation, facilitating the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 in the corresponding rows to be waiting for packaging. Power is provided by the driving element 203, and the corresponding second conveyor belt is driven by the driving element 203 for transportation, providing power for packaging the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 in the corresponding rows. The arranged membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 are secondarily stacked through the second baffle, and the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages 104 after material stacking are transported into the internal packing bin 105 by the material stacking device 103 for sorting and waiting for packaging.

[0031] The above is only the specific implementation manner of the present application, but the protection scope of the present application is not limited thereto. Any person skilled in the art can easily think of changes or substitutions within the technical scope disclosed in the present application, and all should be covered by the protection scope of the present application. Therefore, the protection scope of the present application should be subject to the protection scope of the claims.

Claims

1. An automatic sorting mechanism for the packaging of lactic acid bacteria beverages, comprising a first conveyor device (101). A second conveyor device (102) for sorting and conveying the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages (104) after transportation is provided at the conveying end of the first conveyor device (101). A stacking device (103) is provided at the conveying end of the second conveyor device (102). A packing bin (105) for performing a packaging operation on the membrane-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages (104) is provided at the output end of the stacking device (103), characterized in that, The second transmission device (102) is provided with a transporter for transferring and arranging the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage (104) on the first transmission device (101) to the second transmission device (102), and the side end of the second transmission device (102) is provided with a coding device (103) for arranging and coding the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage (104).

2. The automatic sorting mechanism for packaging a lactic acid bacteria drink according to claim 1, wherein, The No. 1 transmission device (101) is provided with a No. 1 conveyor belt, and a single row of products is transported via the No. 1 conveyor belt. A recorder for recording the number of rows of small film packages is provided on the side of the No. 1 conveyor belt. A No. 1 baffle for blocking the transport of the film-packaged lactic acid bacteria beverage (104) is provided at the junction of the No. 1 transmission device (101) and the No. 2 transmission device (102).

3. An automatic sorting mechanism for packaging a lactic acid bacteria drink according to claim 1, characterized in that, The transport device comprises an adjustable frame, the No. 2 transmission device (102) is provided with an adjustable frame, the No. 2 conveyor belts are provided on the adjustable frame, the No. 2 transmission device (102) is provided with a photoelectric sensor for transmitting signals to the adjustable frame, the No. 2 transmission device (102) conveys qualified rows of film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverages (104) through the No. 2 conveyor belt, the No. 2 conveyor belt receiving end is provided with a conveying structure (201), and the power component (202) drives the conveying structure (201) to push the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage (104) on the output end of the No. 1 conveyor belt into the receiving end of the No. 2 conveyor belt.

4. The automatic sorting mechanism for packaging a lactic acid bacteria beverage according to claim 3, wherein, The conveying structure (201) is provided with a pushing plate for pushing the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage (104), and the pushing plate is provided with a guide plate for maintaining the stability of the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage (104).

5. The automatic sorting mechanism for packaging a lactic acid bacteria drink according to claim 1, characterized in that The No. 2 transmission device (102) is provided with an adjustable frame, and the adjustable frame is provided with a driving element (203) for adjusting the No. 2 conveyor belt. The driving element (203) drives the corresponding No. 2 conveyor belt through a motor to transport the corresponding number of rows of film-packaged lactic acid bacteria beverages (104).

6. The automatic sorting mechanism for packaging of a lactic acid bacteria drink according to claim 1, wherein The receiving end of the coding device (103) is provided with a second baffle.

7. An automatic sorting mechanism for packaging a lactic acid bacteria drink according to claim 1, characterized in that, The sides of the first transmission device (101) and the second transmission device (102) are both provided with auxiliary transmission belts for assisting in the transportation of the film-packed lactic acid bacteria beverage (104).

8. An automatic sorting mechanism for packaging a lactic acid bacteria beverage according to claim 6, characterized in that The surface of the second baffle is provided with an anti-skid layer.

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