Electroplating conductive seat

Abstract

The utility model relates to an electroplating conductive seat. The two fixing plates are arranged on the two sides of the top face of the base, the two conductive plate assemblies are arranged between the two fixing plates, and the supporting plate assembly is arranged at the lower end between the two fixing plates. The two groups of elastic sheet assemblies are arranged on the top surface of the base, are positioned on one sides of the two fixed plates respectively, are connected with the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies respectively and are used for limiting upward movement of the movable pole rod; through cooperation of the conductive plate assembly, the supporting plate assembly and the elastic piece assembly, when the movable pole rod opens the conductive plate, the connecting plate drives one end of the connecting rod to move, the connecting rod moves additionally to drive the supporting top plate to move upwards to support the movable pole rod, and meanwhile the connecting plate drives the driving block to move; the driving block drives the elastic piece to move to limit the top face of the movable pole rod, so that when the movable pole rod shakes, due to the fact that the top is limited, the supporting top plate cannot ascend, the current-conducting plate cannot move to achieve self-locking, the current-conducting plate and the movable pole rod are attached all the time, and the electroplating quality is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of tightening, in particular to an electroplating conductive seat. Background Art

[0002] Electroplating is a process for protecting, decorating and obtaining certain special functions on the surface of a base metal or non-metal. The existing technology often uses a V-shaped conductive electrode holder to conduct electricity to the movable pole and the workpiece on the movable pole, so that the workpiece to be plated is electroplated. The movable pole relies on gravity to make the V-shaped conductive joint contact with the V-shaped conductive electrode holder, thereby conducting electricity. When electroplating a large workpiece to be plated, the workpiece to be plated is hoisted on the movable pole. The movable pole produces a slight flexural deformation due to the hoisting of the workpiece to be plated, which will cause the V-shaped conductive joint connected to the movable pole to deform. The V-shaped conductive joint and the V-shaped conductive electrode holder are not in surface contact but in line contact when in contact, which affects the conductive efficiency and causes increased energy consumption.

[0003] The prior art 202320758496.3 discloses an electroplating conductive electrode seat. Although it solves the above problems, the conductive plate is still pushed to fit the movable pole by a spring. Therefore, when shaking occurs, the movable pole shakes to one side, which pushes the conductive plate to move to one side, causing the other conductive plate to have poor contact with the movable pole, affecting the electroplating. Utility Model Content

[0004] The utility model aims to provide an electroplating conductive seat in order to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art.

[0005] To achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is: an electroplating conductive seat, comprising a base, two fixed plates arranged on both sides of the top surface of the base and parallel to each other, two groups of conductive plate assemblies respectively telescopically arranged on the two fixed plates and with conductive ends located between the two fixed plates and parallel to each other, a support plate assembly whose support end is lifted and lowered and is located between the two fixed plates and is directly below the two groups of conductive plate assemblies and whose connecting ends are respectively hinged to the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies, two groups of spring clip assemblies slidably arranged on the top surface of the base and respectively located on one side of the two fixed plates and respectively connected to the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies for limiting the upward movement of the movable pole; the limiting ends of the two groups of said spring clip assemblies extend to one side between the conductive ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies; when the conductive ends of the two groups of said conductive plate assemblies are telescopic, they respectively drive the two groups of spring clip assemblies to move and the support plate assembly to rise and fall.

[0006] Preferably, the support plate assembly includes a supporting top plate arranged at the lower end between the two fixed plates and with both ends passing through the two fixed plates respectively, two rectangular sliding holes correspondingly arranged on the two fixed plates for supporting the lifting of the two ends of the top plate, four sliding grooves respectively arranged on the inner walls on both sides of the two rectangular sliding holes, four sliding blocks respectively arranged on the surface of the supporting top plate and the inner walls on both sides of the two rectangular sliding holes for sliding in the four sliding grooves, and four connecting rods with one end hinged to both sides of the end faces of the supporting top plate and the other end hinged to the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies.

[0007] Preferably, the two groups of conductive plate assemblies each include a conductive plate arranged between the two fixed plates, four first guide rods one end of which is respectively connected to the four corners of the conductive plate on the side facing the fixed plate and one end of which passes through the fixed plate, four springs respectively sleeved on the four first guide rods at a section between the conductive plate and the fixed plate for pushing the conductive plate to move toward the middle of the two fixed plates, a second guide rod one end of which is connected to the middle of the side facing the fixed plate and one end of which passes through the fixed plate, and a connecting plate arranged on the end of the second guide rod passing through the fixed plate and parallel to the fixed plate; the bottoms of the two connecting plates are respectively hinged to one end of the four connecting rods; and one end of the two connecting plates is respectively connected to the two groups of spring clip assemblies.

[0008] Preferably, the top surfaces of the two conductive plates are inclined surfaces.

[0009] Preferably, the two groups of spring assembly include a support block slidingly set on the top surface of the base along the extension and contraction direction of the conductive plate and located on one side of the fixed plate, a slide vertically set on the side of the support block facing the conductive plate, a threaded rod rotatably set in the slide and one end of which passes through the top surface of the support block to the outside, a knob set on the end of the threaded rod located on the outside of the support block, a driving block with one end slidingly set in the slide and threadedly connected to the threaded rod and the other end extending to the rear of one side of the conductive plate, an elastic sheet set on the end surface of the driving block located on one end of the conductive plate, and a driving wheel set at the bottom of the support block.

[0010] Due to the application of the above technical solution, the utility model has the following advantages compared with the prior art:

[0011] The utility model cooperates with the conductive plate assembly, the support plate assembly and the spring assembly. When the movable pole stretches the conductive plate, the connecting plate drives one end of the connecting rod to move, and the other end of the connecting rod moves to drive the supporting top plate to move upward to support the movable pole. At the same time, the connecting plate drives the driving block to move, and the driving block drives the elastic sheet to move to limit the top surface of the movable pole. Therefore, when the movable pole shakes, the top is limited and the supporting top plate cannot rise, so the conductive plate cannot move and realizes self-locking, so that the conductive plate and the movable pole are always kept in contact, thereby improving the electroplating quality. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0012] The technical solution of the utility model is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings:

[0013] Attachment Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the electroplated conductive seat described in the utility model;

[0014] Attachment Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the front structure of the electroplated conductive seat described in the utility model;

[0015] Attachment Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the end face structure of the electroplated conductive seat described in the present utility model.

[0016] Among them: 1. Base; 2. Fixed plate; 3. Conductive plate assembly; 31. Conductive plate; 32. First guide rod; 33. Spring; 34. Second guide rod; 35. Connecting plate; 4. Support plate assembly; 41. Support top plate; 42. Rectangular sliding hole; 43. Slide groove; 44. Slider; 45. Connecting rod; 5. Shrapnel assembly; 51. Support block; 52. Slideway; 53. Threaded rod; 54. Knob; 55. Drive block; 56. Elastic sheet; 57. Drive wheel. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0017] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0018] Attachment Figure 1-3The electroplating conductive seat described in the utility model includes a base 1, two fixed plates 2 arranged on both sides of the top surface of the base 1 and parallel to each other, two groups of conductive plate assemblies 3 respectively telescopically arranged on the two fixed plates 2 and with the conductive ends located between the two fixed plates 2 and parallel to each other, a support plate assembly 4 whose support end is lifted and arranged between the two fixed plates 2 and is located directly below the two groups of conductive plate assemblies 3 and whose connecting ends are respectively hinged to the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies 3, and two groups of spring clip assemblies 5 slidably arranged on the top surface of the base 1 and respectively located on one side of the two fixed plates 2 and respectively connected to the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies 3 for limiting the upward movement of the movable pole; the limiting ends of the two groups of spring clip assemblies 5 extend to one side between the conductive ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies 3; the two groups When the conductive end of the conductive plate assembly 3 is extended or retracted, the two groups of spring assembly 5 are respectively driven to move and the support plate assembly 4 is lifted or lowered; the support plate assembly 4 includes a support top plate 41 arranged at the lower end between the two fixed plates 2 and with both ends respectively passing through the two fixed plates 2, two rectangular sliding holes 42 corresponding to the two fixed plates 2 for supporting the lifting of the two ends of the top plate 41, four sliding grooves 43 respectively arranged on the inner walls of both sides of the two rectangular sliding holes 42, four sliders 44 respectively arranged on the surface of the inner walls of both sides of the support top plate 41 and the two rectangular sliding holes 42 for sliding in the four sliding grooves 43, and four connecting rods with one end respectively hinged on both sides of the end surface of the supporting top plate and the other end respectively hinged on the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies 3; the two groups The conductive plate assembly 3 includes a conductive plate 31 arranged between the two fixed plates 2, four first guide rods 32 one end of which is respectively connected to the four corners of the conductive plate 31 on the side facing the fixed plate 2 and one end of which passes through the fixed plate 2, four springs 33 respectively sleeved on the four first guide rods 32 and located between the conductive plate 31 and the fixed plate 2 for pushing the conductive plate 31 to move toward the middle of the two fixed plates 2, a second guide rod 34 one end of which is connected to the middle of the side facing the fixed plate 2 and one end of which passes through the fixed plate 2, and a connecting plate 35 arranged on the end of the second guide rod 34 passing through the fixed plate 2 and parallel to the fixed plate 2; the bottoms of the two connecting plates 35 are respectively hinged to one end of the four connecting rods; the two connecting plates 3 5 is connected to two sets of spring leaf assemblies 5 at one end; the two sets of spring leaf assemblies 5 each include a support block 51 slidably arranged on the top surface of the base 1 and located on one side of the fixed plate 2 along the extension and contraction direction of the conductive plate 31, a slideway 52 vertically arranged on the side of the support block 51 facing the conductive plate 31, a threaded rod 53 rotatably arranged in the slideway 52 and with one end passing through the top surface of the support block 51 to the outside, a knob 54 arranged on the threaded rod 53 at one end located on the outside of the support block 51, a driving block 55 with one end slidably arranged in the slideway 52 and threadedly connected to the threaded rod 53 and with the other end extending to the rear of one side of the conductive plate 31, an elastic sheet 56 arranged on the end surface of one end of the driving block 55 located on the conductive plate 31, and a driving wheel 57 arranged at the bottom of the support block 51.

[0019] Furthermore, the top surfaces of the two conductive plates 31 are inclined, which facilitates the insertion of the movable pole.

[0020] When in use: insert one end of the moving pole between the two conductive plates 31, the moving pole pushes the two conductive plates 31 toward both ends, the conductive plate 31 drives the first guide rod 32 and the second guide rod 34 to move, the spring 33 on the first guide rod 32 begins to compress, the second guide rod 34 drives the connecting plate 35 to move, the connecting plate 35 drives the support block 51 and one end of the connecting rod to move respectively, and then the other end of the connecting rod moves along, because the other end of the connecting rod is hinged to one end of the support top plate 41, and the two ends of the support top plate 41 are respectively limited and slid in the rectangular sliding hole 42, so the other end of the connecting rod pulls the support top plate 41 to rise, and at the same time the connecting plate 3 5 drives the support block 51 to move, and the support block 51 drives the driving block 55 to move, and then the elastic sheet 56 also moves. When the movable pole is completely in contact with the conductive plate 31 on both sides and the bottom is placed on the support top plate 41, and the elastic sheet 56 is located on the top surface of the movable pole, the placement is completed, and finally electroplating is carried out. When shaking occurs, the movable pole pushes the conductive plate 31 to move, and the conductive plate 31 drives the connecting plate 35 to move, and the connecting plate 35 rises through the support top plate 41. However, since the elastic sheet 56 limits the rise of the support top plate 41 and the force generated cannot break open the elastic sheet 56, the movable pole still fits the conductive plate 31, thereby ensuring the quality of electroplating.

[0021] The above are only specific application examples of the present invention and do not constitute any limitation on the scope of protection of the present invention. Any technical solution formed by equivalent transformation or equivalent replacement shall fall within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. An electroplated conductive seat, characterized in that: The invention comprises a base, two fixed plates arranged on both sides of the top surface of the base and parallel to each other, two groups of conductive plate assemblies which are respectively telescopically arranged on the two fixed plates and whose conductive ends are located between the two fixed plates and are parallel to each other, a support plate assembly which is arranged between the two fixed plates and is located directly below the two groups of conductive plate assemblies and whose connecting ends are respectively hinged to the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies, and two groups of spring clip assemblies which are slidably arranged on the top surface of the base and are respectively located on one side of the two fixed plates and are respectively connected to the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies for limiting the upward movement of the movable pole; the limiting ends of the two groups of spring clip assemblies extend to one side between the conductive ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies; when the conductive ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies are telescopic, they respectively drive the two groups of spring clip assemblies to move and the support plate assembly to rise and fall.

2. The electroplated conductive seat according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support plate assembly includes a supporting top plate arranged at the lower end between the two fixed plates and with both ends passing through the two fixed plates respectively, two rectangular sliding holes correspondingly arranged on the two fixed plates for supporting the lifting of the two ends of the top plate, four sliding grooves respectively arranged on the inner walls on both sides of the two rectangular sliding holes, four sliding blocks respectively arranged on the surface of the supporting top plate and the inner walls on both sides of the two rectangular sliding holes for sliding in the four sliding grooves, and four connecting rods with one end hinged to the two ends of the end surface of the supporting top plate and the other end hinged to the telescopic ends of the two groups of conductive plate assemblies.

3. The electroplated conductive seat according to claim 1, characterized in that: The two groups of conductive plate assemblies each include a conductive plate arranged between the two fixed plates, four first guide rods one end of which is respectively connected to the four corners of the conductive plate on the side facing the fixed plate and one end of which passes through the fixed plate, four springs respectively sleeved on the four first guide rods at a section between the conductive plate and the fixed plate for pushing the conductive plate to move toward the middle of the two fixed plates, a second guide rod one end of which is connected to the middle of the side facing the fixed plate and one end of which passes through the fixed plate, and a connecting plate arranged on one end of the second guide rod passing through the fixed plate and parallel to the fixed plate; the bottoms of the two connecting plates are respectively hinged to one end of the four connecting rods; and one end of the two connecting plates is respectively connected to the two groups of spring sheet assemblies.

4. The electroplated conductive seat according to claim 3, characterized in that: The top surfaces of the two conductive plates are inclined surfaces.

5. The electroplated conductive seat according to claim 1, characterized in that: The two groups of spring assembly include a support block that is slidably arranged on the top surface of the base along the extension and contraction direction of the conductive plate and is located on one side of the fixed plate, a slideway vertically arranged on the side of the support block facing the conductive plate, a threaded rod rotatably arranged in the slideway and with one end passing through the top surface of the support block to the outside, a knob arranged on the end of the threaded rod located on the outside of the support block, a driving block with one end slidingly arranged in the slideway and threadedly connected to the threaded rod and the other end extending to the rear of one side of the conductive plate, an elastic sheet arranged on the end surface of the driving block located on one end of the conductive plate, and a driving wheel arranged at the bottom of the support block.

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