Wire arranging support for optical fiber processing

Abstract

The utility model discloses a wire arrangement support for optical fiber processing, which is applied to the technical field of optical fiber processing and comprises a first wire arrangement support, a fixing plate is welded at the top of the first wire arrangement support, and a first lifting plate is arranged between the first wire arrangement support and the fixing plate. And an adjusting screw rod rotationally connected with the first lifting plate is connected into the fixing plate in a penetrating and threaded mode, second wire arranging supports are arranged on the two sides of the fixing plate correspondingly, and a second lifting plate is arranged at the tops of the second wire arranging supports. The second wire arrangement support is assembled to the two sides of the first wire arrangement support through the first T-shaped sliding grooves and the T-shaped sliding blocks, and meanwhile the first lifting plate and the second lifting plate are fixed by penetrating the fastening bolts through the threaded insertion holes, so that the second lifting plate can be synchronously driven to move when the first lifting plate slides up and down. The number of the wire arrangement supports can be reasonably assembled according to the number of optical fibers, and the practicability is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to the technical field of optical fiber processing, and particularly relates to a wire arranging bracket for optical fiber processing. Background Art

[0002] Currently, during the process of optical fiber processing, it is necessary to arrange the optical fibers so that multiple optical fibers do not get mixed up.

[0003] Currently, a Chinese utility model with the publication number of CN218567699U discloses a wire arranging bracket for optical fiber processing, which includes a mounting base. A wire arranging frame assembly is arranged on the top of the mounting base, and an adjusting assembly is arranged inside the wire arranging frame assembly. The wire arranging frame assembly includes a wire arranging frame body, a fixing groove, an upper limiting part, a lower limiting part, and a wire arranging block. The wire arranging frame body is installed on the top of the mounting base, the fixing groove is opened on the side of the wire arranging frame body, and the wire arranging block is arranged inside the fixing groove. By arranging the wire arranging frame assembly on the mounting base, the utility model facilitates the use of the wire arranging block in the wire arranging frame assembly, and cooperates with the lower limiting part in the fixing groove to clamp and fix the optical fiber. Moreover, by using the upper roller and the lower roller in the upper limiting part and the lower limiting part, it can protect the optical fiber and will not damage the optical fiber body while providing clamping force.

[0004] In general, the number of wire arranging slots opened inside the existing optical fiber wire arranging brackets is fixed. However, the number of inner cores of different types of optical fibers during processing is different. When there are more slots in the wire arranging bracket, the extra slots cannot be used, which is a waste. But when there are fewer slots in the wire arranging bracket, it cannot be applied to optical fibers with a larger number of cores. Therefore, the practicality is relatively low. At the same time, after the optical fiber passes through the wire arranging slot of the existing optical fiber wire arranging bracket, it is easy to slip out of the wire arranging slot. Moreover, different types of optical fibers have different thicknesses. When a thick optical fiber encounters a small limiting slot, it is easy to scratch the epidermis and cause damage to the optical fiber. Summary of the Utility Model

[0005] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a wire arranging bracket for optical fiber processing, which has the advantages that the number of wire arranging brackets can be reasonably assembled according to the number of optical fibers, and it is convenient to clamp optical fibers with various different diameters, reducing the risk of scratching the epidermis of the optical fiber.

[0006] The above technical object of the utility model is achieved by the following technical solutions: A wire arranging bracket for optical fiber processing, including a first wire arranging bracket, a fixing plate is welded on the top of the first wire arranging bracket, a first lifting plate is arranged between the first wire arranging bracket and the fixing plate, an adjusting screw rod rotatably connected with the first lifting plate is threadedly connected through the inside of the fixing plate, second wire arranging brackets are arranged on both sides of the fixing plate, a second lifting plate is arranged on the top of the second wire arranging bracket, first T-shaped chutes are opened on both sides of the first wire arranging bracket, and T-shaped sliders slidably connected with the first T-shaped chutes are welded on one side of the second wire arranging bracket close to the first wire arranging bracket. Threaded jacks are welded on both sides of the top of the first lifting plate and the second lifting plate, and fastening bolts are threadedly connected through the inside of the threaded jacks.

[0007] By adopting the above technical solutions, the second wire arranging brackets are assembled to both sides of the first wire arranging bracket by using the first T-shaped chutes and the T-shaped sliders, and at the same time, the first lifting plate and the second lifting plate are fixed by using the fastening bolts to penetrate the threaded jacks, so that the second lifting plate can be driven to move synchronously when the first lifting plate slides up and down. Thus, the number of wire arranging brackets can be reasonably assembled according to the number of optical fibers, improving the practicability. By rotating the adjusting screw rod to push the trapezoidal block downward, one side of the trapezoidal plate slides to push the clamping plate to overcome the elastic force of the return spring to clamp the optical fiber on the wire arranging roller. When the optical fiber is pulled and slides, the wire arranging roller will rotate inside the clamping plate. It is not only convenient to clamp optical fibers of various different diameters, but also reduces the risk of scratching the surface of the optical fiber.

[0008] The utility model is further arranged as follows: Optical fiber placement grooves are opened at the bottoms of the first wire arranging bracket and the second wire arranging bracket, clamping plates slidably connected with the optical fiber placement grooves are symmetrically installed on both sides inside the first wire arranging bracket and the second wire arranging bracket, wire arranging rollers are rotatably connected to one side of the two clamping plates close to each other, trapezoidal plates are bolted to the sides of the clamping plates away from the wire arranging rollers, sliding rods respectively welded to the bottoms of the first lifting plate and the second lifting plate are slidably connected through both sides inside the first wire arranging bracket and the second wire arranging bracket, trapezoidal blocks slidably connected with the trapezoidal plates are welded to the bottoms of the sliding rods, and return springs fixedly connected to the tops of the clamping plates are bolted to both sides inside the first wire arranging bracket and the second wire arranging bracket.

[0009] By adopting the above technical solutions, it is convenient to clamp optical fibers of various different diameters, and at the same time, the risk of scratching the surface of the optical fiber is reduced.

[0010] The utility model is further arranged as follows: Magnet blocks that magnetically adsorb each other are fixedly connected between the first T-shaped chutes and the T-shaped sliders.

[0011] With the above technical solution, the first T-shaped chute is adsorbed and fixed inside the T-shaped slider by the magnetic force of the magnet block, thereby improving the stability of the cable management bracket after assembly and preventing sliding.

[0012] The present utility model is further configured as: a second T-shaped chute is provided on the side of the second cable management bracket away from the first cable management bracket.

[0013] With the above technical solution, it is convenient to assemble more cable management brackets on the side of the second cable management bracket away from the first cable management bracket, improving practicality.

[0014] The present utility model is further configured as: a torsion block fixedly connected to the end of the adjusting screw rod away from the first lifting plate is provided on the top of the fixing plate.

[0015] With the above technical solution, it is convenient to turn the torsion block to drive the adjusting screw rod to rotate, thereby facilitating operation.

[0016] The present utility model is further configured as: a limiting groove is provided on the surface of the cable management roller.

[0017] With the above technical solution, the optical fiber can be fixed between two cable management rollers to prevent the optical fiber from loosening.

[0018] The present utility model is further configured as: balls rotatably connected to the top and bottom of the clamping plate and slidably connected to the optical fiber placement groove are provided.

[0019] With the above technical solution, the friction when the clamping plate slides is reduced, and the sliding stability is improved.

[0020] In summary, the present utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0021] 1. By using the first T-shaped chute and the T-shaped slider to assemble the second cable management bracket on both sides of the first cable management bracket, and at the same time using the fastening bolt to penetrate the threaded socket to fix between the first lifting plate and the second lifting plate, the second lifting plate can be driven to move synchronously when the first lifting plate slides up and down. Thus, the number of cable management brackets can be reasonably assembled according to the number of optical fibers, improving practicality;

[0022] 2. By rotating the adjusting screw rod to push the trapezoidal block to move downward, one side of the trapezoidal plate slides to push the clamping plate to overcome the elastic force of the return spring to clamp the optical fiber on the cable management roller. When the optical fiber is pulled and slides, the cable management roller will rotate inside the clamping plate. It is not only convenient to clamp optical fibers of various different diameters, but also reduces the risk of scratching the surface of the optical fiber. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0023] Figure 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present utility model;

[0024] Figure 2 is a structural sectional view of the utility model;

[0025] Figure 3 is the Figure 2 enlarged view of point A in the utility model.

[0026] Reference numerals: 1, first wire management bracket; 2, fixed plate; 3, first lifting plate; 4, adjusting screw; 5, second lifting plate; 6, second wire management bracket; 7, threaded socket; 8, fastening bolt; 9, first T-shaped chute; 10, T-shaped slider; 11, sliding rod; 12, trapezoidal block; 13, clamping plate; 14, trapezoidal plate; 15, wire management roller; 16, return spring; 17, magnet block; 18, second T-shaped chute; 19, ball; 20, limiting groove; 21, torsion block; 22, optical fiber placement groove. Specific embodiments

[0027] The following further details the present utility model with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0028] Embodiment 1:

[0029] Referring to Figure 1 , Figure 2 , Figure 3 , a wire management bracket for optical fiber processing includes a first wire management bracket 1. A fixed plate 2 is welded to the top of the first wire management bracket 1. A first lifting plate 3 is arranged between the first wire management bracket 1 and the fixed plate 2. An adjusting screw 4 that is rotationally connected to the first lifting plate 3 is threadedly connected through the inside of the fixed plate 2. Second wire management brackets 6 are arranged on both sides of the fixed plate 2. A second lifting plate 5 is arranged on the top of the second wire management bracket 6. First T-shaped chutes 9 are opened on both sides of the first wire management bracket 1. T-shaped sliders 10 that are slidably connected to the first T-shaped chutes 9 are welded to one side of the second wire management bracket 6 close to the first wire management bracket 1. Threaded sockets 7 are welded to both sides of the tops of the first lifting plate 3 and the second lifting plate 5. Fastening bolts 8 are threadedly connected through the inside of the threaded sockets 7. By using the first T-shaped chutes 9 and the T-shaped sliders 10 to assemble the second wire management brackets 6 on both sides of the first wire management bracket 1, and at the same time using the fastening bolts 8 to penetrate the threaded sockets 7 to fix between the first lifting plate 3 and the second lifting plate 5, the second lifting plate 5 can be driven to move synchronously when the first lifting plate 3 slides up and down. Thus, the number of wire management brackets can be reasonably assembled according to the number of optical fibers, improving the practicability.

[0030] Referring to Figure 2 , Figure 3 , magnet blocks 17 that are magnetically adsorbed to each other are fixedly connected between the first T-shaped chutes 9 and the T-shaped sliders 10. The first T-shaped chutes 9 are adsorbed and fixed inside the T-shaped sliders 10 by the magnetic force of the magnet blocks 17. Thus, the stability after the assembly of the wire management brackets is improved, preventing sliding.

[0031] Reference Figure 1 、 Figure 2 On one side of the second cable management bracket 6 away from the first cable management bracket 1, a second T-shaped chute 18 is provided. This facilitates the assembly of more cable management brackets on the side of the second cable management bracket 6 away from the first cable management bracket 1, improving practicality.

[0032] Reference Figure 1 、 Figure 2 On the top of the fixing plate 2, a torsion block 21 fixedly connected to the end of the adjusting screw 4 away from the first lifting plate 3 is provided. This facilitates turning the torsion block 21 to drive the rotation of the adjusting screw 4, thus facilitating operation.

[0033] Brief description of the usage process: By aligning the first T-shaped chute 9 with the T-shaped slider 10 and sliding it into the interior, the two sides of the first cable management bracket 1 can be assembled with the second cable management bracket 6 to form an integral cable management bracket. Then, by fitting the second lifting plate 5 with the threaded jacks 7 at both ends of the first lifting plate 3, the fastening bolt 8 can rotate through the interior of the threaded jack 7 to fasten the second lifting plate 5 and the first lifting plate 3 together, preventing the second cable management bracket 6 from sliding back and forth on both sides of the first cable management bracket 1, so that the first T-shaped chute 9 will not slide out of the interior of the T-shaped slider 10. At the same time, more cable management brackets can be continuously assembled on the side of the second cable management bracket 6 away from the first cable management bracket 1 according to the number of optical fibers.

[0034] Embodiment 2:

[0035] Reference Figure 1 、 Figure 2 、 Figure 3 For a cable management bracket used in optical fiber processing, optical fiber placement grooves 22 are provided at the bottoms of both the first cable management bracket 1 and the second cable management bracket 6. On both sides inside the first cable management bracket 1 and the second cable management bracket 6, clamping plates 13 slidably connected to the optical fiber placement grooves 22 are symmetrically installed. On one side of the two clamping plates 13 close to each other, cable management rollers 15 are rotatably connected. On the side of the clamping plate 13 away from the cable management roller 15, a trapezoidal plate 14 is bolted. On both sides inside the first cable management bracket 1 and the second cable management bracket 6, sliding rods 11 respectively welded to the bottoms of the first lifting plate 3 and the second lifting plate 5 are slidably penetrated. At the bottom of the sliding rod 11, a trapezoidal block 12 slidably connected to the trapezoidal plate 14 is welded. On both sides inside the first cable management bracket 1 and the second cable management bracket 6, return springs 16 fixedly connected to the tops of the clamping plates 13 are bolted. By turning the adjusting screw 4 to push the trapezoidal block 12 downward, one side of the trapezoidal plate 14 slides to push the clamping plate 13 to overcome the elastic force of the return spring 16 to clamp the optical fiber on the cable management roller 15. When the optical fiber is pulled and slides, the cable management roller 15 will rotate inside the clamping plate 13. This not only facilitates clamping of optical fibers with various diameters, but also reduces the risk of scratching the surface of the optical fiber.

[0036] Reference Figure 3 , a limiting groove 20 is provided on the surface of the wire management roller 15. The optical fiber can be fixed between the two wire management rollers 15 to prevent the optical fiber from becoming loose.

[0037] Reference Figure 3 , balls 19 that are rotatably connected to the top and bottom of the clamping plate 13 and slidably connected to the optical fiber placement groove 22 are provided. The friction during the sliding of the clamping plate 13 is reduced, and the sliding stability is improved.

[0038] Brief description of the usage process: By rotating the adjusting screw 4 to engage with the fixing plate 2 in a threaded manner, the first lifting plate 3 synchronously drives the second lifting plate 5 to slide downward through the threaded jack 7 and the fastening bolt 8. Then, the first lifting plate 3 and the second lifting plate 5 use the sliding rod 11 to push the trapezoidal block 12 downward, so that the trapezoidal block 12 slides on one side of the trapezoidal plate 14 and pushes the two clamping plates 13 to clamp each other against the elastic force of the return spring 16. Furthermore, the optical fiber placed inside the optical fiber placement groove 22 can be clamped between the two wire management rollers 15. When the optical fiber is pulled and slides, the wire management roller 15 will rotate inside the clamping plate 13. At the same time, when it is necessary to loosen the optical fiber, only need to rotate the adjusting screw 4 in the reverse direction to drive the trapezoidal block 12 to slide upward, and the return elastic force of the return spring 16 drives the clamping plate 13 to slide back to release the optical fiber.

[0039] This specific embodiment is only an explanation of the present invention, and it is not a limitation of the present invention. After reading this specification, those skilled in the art can make modifications to this embodiment without creative contributions as needed, but as long as it is within the scope of the claims of the present invention, it is protected by the patent law.

Claims

1. A wire management bracket for optical fiber processing, including a first wire management bracket (1), characterized in that: A fixing plate (2) is welded to the top of the first cable management bracket (1). A first lifting plate (3) is arranged between the first cable management bracket (1) and the fixing plate (2). An adjusting screw rod (4) rotatably connected to the first lifting plate (3) is threadedly connected through the interior of the fixing plate (2). Second cable management brackets (6) are arranged on both sides of the fixing plate (2). A second lifting plate (5) is arranged on the top of the second cable management bracket (6). First T-shaped sliding grooves (9) are formed on both sides of the first cable management bracket (1). A T-shaped sliding block (10) slidably connected to the first T-shaped sliding groove (9) is welded to the side of the second cable management bracket (6) close to the first cable management bracket (1). Threaded jacks (7) are welded to both sides of the top of the first lifting plate (3) and the second lifting plate (5). A fastening bolt (8) is threadedly connected through the interior of the threaded jack (7).

2. The wire arranging bracket for optical fiber processing according to claim 1, characterized in that: Optical fiber placement grooves (22) are formed at the bottoms of both the first cable management bracket (1) and the second cable management bracket (6). Clamping plates (13) slidably connected to the optical fiber placement grooves (22) are symmetrically installed on both sides inside the first cable management bracket (1) and the second cable management bracket (6). Cable management rollers (15) are rotatably connected to the sides of the two clamping plates (13) close to each other. A trapezoidal plate (14) is bolted to the side of the clamping plate (13) away from the cable management roller (15). Sliding rods (11) respectively welded to the bottoms of the first lifting plate (3) and the second lifting plate (5) are slidably connected through both sides inside the first cable management bracket (1) and the second cable management bracket (6). A trapezoidal block (12) slidably connected to the trapezoidal plate (14) is welded to the bottom of the sliding rod (11). Return springs (16) fixedly connected to the tops of the clamping plates (13) are bolted to both sides inside the first cable management bracket (1) and the second cable management bracket (6).

3. The wire management bracket for optical fiber processing according to claim 1, characterized in that: Magnet blocks (17) that magnetically adsorb each other are fixedly connected between the first T-shaped sliding grooves (9) and the T-shaped sliding blocks (10).

4. The wire management bracket for optical fiber processing according to claim 1, wherein: A second T-shaped sliding groove (18) is formed on the side of the second cable management bracket (6) away from the first cable management bracket (1).

5. The wire management bracket for optical fiber processing according to claim 1, characterized in that: A torsion block (21) fixedly connected to the end of the adjusting screw rod (4) away from the first lifting plate (3) is arranged on the top of the fixing plate (2).

6. The wire arranging bracket for optical fiber processing according to claim 2, characterized in that: A limiting groove (20) is formed on the surface of the cable management roller (15).

7. The wire management bracket for optical fiber processing according to claim 2, characterized in that: Ball bearings (19) slidably connected to the optical fiber placement grooves (22) are rotatably connected to both the top and the bottom of the clamping plate (13).

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