Connecting rod type floor lifting support

Abstract

The utility model discloses a connecting rod type floor lifting support which comprises a bottom frame, a floor rod, a lifting assembly and a VESA assembly, and the floor rod is installed on the bottom frame. The bottom frame comprises longitudinal rods and transverse rods, and the longitudinal rods and the transverse rods are connected in a clamped mode and locked and fixed through screws. The landing rod comprises a lower rod and an upper rod which are of a detachable assembly structure; the lifting assembly comprises a lower connecting rod and an upper connecting rod, a fixing head is installed at the top end of the upper connecting rod, and the upper connecting rod and the lower connecting rod are assembled with the fixing head through shaft pins to form an up-down rotating structure. Connectors are assembled at the front ends of the upper connecting rod and the lower connecting rod through shaft pins, and the VESA assembly and the connectors are assembled and fixed. In this way, the floor rod can be disassembled into two sections, the base plate is of a two-rod splicing type structure, a user can assemble the floor rod by himself / herself, and the packaging size is greatly reduced. The connecting rod adopts an up-down connecting rod matching structure, so that the number of parts is reduced, the cost is reduced, the stability is higher, and the adjustment operation is more convenient.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of electrical equipment bracket technology, and in particular to a floor-standing lifting bracket for products such as monitors and all-in-one computers, such as the VESA bracket. Background Technology

[0002] Current monitors and all-in-one PCs typically use lifting devices in conjunction with VESA brackets for easy height and angle adjustments. VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) brackets include VESA components (such as VESA boards and VESA covers), which are used to secure the monitor. Current floor-standing lifting brackets usually employ gas springs or coil springs for lifting, with the main body consisting of a long extruded aluminum rod with a CNC lifting slot, or two extruded aluminum sleeves of different sizes. These are shipped as a single unit, consuming significant space in packaging. Furthermore, the four-bar linkage arms used in current market are often complex, limiting their application and making it difficult to meet users' needs for frequent repositioning. For example, the four-bar linkage hinge for LCD monitors disclosed in Chinese Utility Model Patent CN03251089.6 involves numerous parts, resulting in complex assembly processes, low assembly efficiency, and poor reliability. Utility Model Content

[0003] This utility model addresses the shortcomings of existing technologies by providing a linkage-type floor lifting support that has a simpler structure, more reasonable design, easier assembly and operation, higher efficiency, can be packaged separately, and can reduce the size of the shipping packaging.

[0004] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, this utility model adopts the following technical solution: a linkage-type floor-mounted lifting bracket, comprising a base frame, a floor rod, a lifting assembly, and a VESA assembly. The floor rod is mounted on the base frame, the lifting assembly is mounted on the floor rod, and the VESA assembly is mounted on the front end of the lifting assembly. The base frame comprises longitudinal and transverse rods, which are interlocked and secured with screws. The floor rod comprises a lower and an upper rod, which are detachably assembled. The lifting assembly comprises a lower connecting rod and an upper connecting rod, which are parallel to each other and do not contact each other. A fixing head is installed at the top of the upper rod, and the upper and lower connecting rods are respectively assembled with the fixing head via pins to form a rotatable structure. Rotatable connectors are mounted at the front ends of the upper and lower connecting rods via pins, and the VESA assembly is fixedly assembled with the connectors.

[0005] Furthermore, the lower connecting rod is an upward-opening groove structure, and the upper connecting rod is a downward-opening groove structure. The upper and lower connecting rods are arranged with their openings facing each other. A tension spring is provided in the cavity between the upper and lower connecting rods. The front end of the tension spring is connected to a hook located at the front of the lower connecting rod, and the rear end is connected to a hook located at the rear of the upper connecting rod.

[0006] Furthermore, fixing ears are provided on both the front and rear ends of the upper and lower connecting rods, and recessed mounting slots are provided on both sides of the fixing head and both sides of the connector corresponding to the fixing ears, with the fixing ears respectively locked in the mounting slots; an outwardly protruding rear stop is formed on the upper edge of the mounting slot of the fixing head, and an outwardly protruding front stop is formed on the upper edge of the mounting slot of the connector, forming a stop and limiting structure for the front and rear fixing ears through the front and rear stops respectively.

[0007] Furthermore, a retaining plate is installed on the connector head, and the VESA assembly is assembled and fixed with the retaining plate.

[0008] Furthermore, the upper and lower rods are connected and fixed by a pair of connectors. The lower end of the connector is inserted into the lower rod, and the upper end is inserted into the upper rod. Screws are used to lock and fix the connector to the upper and lower rods.

[0009] Furthermore, both the longitudinal bar and the transverse bar are straight bars. A snap-fit ​​connector is provided at the front end of the longitudinal bar, and a snap-fit ​​interface is provided on the side at the middle position of the transverse bar. The snap-fit ​​connector passes through the snap-fit ​​interface and engages with the transverse bar for fixation. The snap-fit ​​connector and the transverse bar are locked together by screws to form a T-shaped structure between the longitudinal bar and the transverse bar.

[0010] Furthermore, casters are installed at the tail end of the longitudinal bar and at both ends of the horizontal bar to allow the entire bracket to be moved easily. Once in position, the casters can be braked and parked.

[0011] Furthermore, the bottom surface of the longitudinal strut is fitted with a reinforcing cap to enhance the structural strength of the base frame and improve stability.

[0012] Furthermore, the fixing head has an inverted L-shaped structure with a docking part at its bottom. The docking part is inserted into the top of the upper rod, and the upper rod is locked and fixed to the docking part by screws.

[0013] This invention combines a connecting rod and a grounding rod, achieving product lifting while maintaining the independence of the main body and lifting structure. The lifting structure can be detached separately, and the main grounding rod can be disassembled into two sections. The chassis adopts a two-rod assembly structure, allowing users to assemble it themselves, significantly reducing packaging size. The connecting rod uses an upper and lower linkage structure, which significantly simplifies the structure compared to the traditional four-bar linkage, reduces the number of parts, lowers costs, and provides higher stability and easier adjustment. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1This is a structural diagram of the present invention;

[0015] Figure 2 This is an overall structural diagram of the present invention from another angle;

[0016] Figure 3 This is an exploded structural diagram of the present invention.

[0017] In the diagram, 1 is the base frame, 11 is the longitudinal bar, 12 is the transverse bar, 13 is the snap connector, 14 is the snap interface, 15 is the reinforcing cover, 2 is the floor rod, 21 is the lower rod, 22 is the upper rod, 23 is the connecting joint, 3 is the lifting assembly, 31 is the lower connecting rod, 32 is the upper connecting rod, 33 is the fixing lug, 34 is the tension spring, 35 is the hook, 4 is the VESA assembly, 5 is the fixing head, 51 is the docking part, 52 is the rear stop, 6 is the connector, 61 is the front stop, 7 is the fixing plate, and 8 is the caster. Detailed Implementation

[0018] In this embodiment, refer to Figures 1-3 The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support includes a base frame 1, a floor rod 2, a lifting assembly 3, and a VESA assembly 4. The floor rod 2 is mounted on the base frame 1, the lifting assembly 3 is mounted on the floor rod 2, and the VESA assembly 4 is mounted on the front end of the lifting assembly 3. The base frame 1 includes a vertical rod 11 and a horizontal rod 12, which are interlocked and secured with screws for easy assembly and disassembly. The floor rod 2 includes a lower rod 21 and an upper rod 22, which are detachable assembly structures. The lifting assembly 3 includes a lower connecting rod 31 and an upper connecting rod 32, which are arranged parallel to each other and do not contact each other. A fixing head 5 is installed at the top of the upper rod 32. The upper connecting rod 32 and the lower connecting rod 31 are respectively assembled with the fixing head 5 through a shaft pin to form a structure that can rotate up and down. A connecting head 6 that can rotate up and down is assembled at the front end of the upper connecting rod 32 and the lower connecting rod 31 through a shaft pin. The VESA assembly 4 is assembled and fixed with the connecting head 6, so that it can be easily rotated up and down to adjust the height.

[0019] The lower connecting rod 31 is an upward-opening groove structure, and the upper connecting rod 32 is a downward-opening groove structure. The upper connecting rod 32 and the lower connecting rod 31 are arranged with their upper and lower openings facing each other. A tension spring 34 is provided in the cavity between the upper connecting rod 32 and the lower connecting rod 31. The front end of the tension spring 34 is connected to a hook 35 located at the front of the lower connecting rod 31, and the rear end is connected to a hook located at the rear of the upper connecting rod 32, so as to provide damping and keep the VESA assembly 4 stable after it is adjusted to the correct position.

[0020] Fixing ears 33 are provided on the front and rear ends of the upper connecting rod 32 and the lower connecting rod 31, respectively. Recessed mounting slots are provided on both sides of the fixing head 5 and the connecting head 6, respectively, corresponding to the fixing ears 33. The fixing ears 33 are respectively locked in the mounting slots. A rear stop 52 protruding outward is formed on the upper edge of the mounting slot of the fixing head 5, and a front stop 61 protruding outward is formed on the upper edge of the mounting slot of the connecting head 6. The front and rear stops 52 and 61 respectively form the stop and limit structure of the front and rear fixing ears 33, so that after the vertical adjustment is reached to a certain extent, it can no longer be rotated, thus preventing the display from falling when the damping fails.

[0021] A fixing plate 7 is installed on the connector 6. The VESA component 4 is assembled and fixed with the fixing plate 7, which can be used to adjust the tilt angle of the monitor.

[0022] The upper rod 22 and the lower rod 21 are connected and fixed by a pair of connectors 23. The lower end of the connector 23 is inserted into the lower rod 21, and the upper end is inserted into the upper rod 22. The connector 23 is locked and fixed to the upper rod 22 and the lower rod 21 with screws. After disassembly, it is divided into two sections, reducing the length by half, thus facilitating packaging.

[0023] Both the vertical bar 11 and the horizontal bar 12 are straight bars. A snap connector 13 is provided at the front end of the vertical bar 11, and a snap interface 14 is provided on the side at the middle position of the horizontal bar 12. The snap connector 13 passes through the snap interface 14 and engages with the horizontal bar 12 for fixation. The snap connector 13 and the horizontal bar 12 are locked together by screws so that the vertical bar 11 and the horizontal bar 12 form a T-shaped structure.

[0024] Casters 8 are installed at the tail end of the longitudinal bar 11 and the bottom surfaces of both ends of the transverse bar 12, so that the entire bracket can be moved easily and the casters 8 can be braked and parked after being moved into place.

[0025] A reinforcing cover 15 is installed on the bottom surface of the longitudinal rod 11 to enhance the structural strength of the base frame 1 and improve its stability.

[0026] The fixing head 5 has an inverted L-shaped structure with a docking part 51 at its bottom. The docking part 51 is inserted into the top of the upper rod 22, and the upper rod 22 is locked and fixed to the docking part 51 by screws.

[0027] The present invention has been described in detail above. The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention. All equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the scope of this application should still fall within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A linkage-type floor-mounted lifting bracket, comprising a base frame, a floor rod, a lifting assembly, and a VESA assembly, wherein the floor rod is mounted on the base frame, the lifting assembly is mounted on the floor rod, and the VESA assembly is mounted on the front end of the lifting assembly, characterized in that: The base frame includes longitudinal and transverse bars, which are interlocked and secured with screws. The landing bar includes a lower and upper bar, which are detachable. The lifting assembly includes a lower and upper connecting rod, which are parallel and do not contact each other. A fixing head is installed at the top of the upper bar, and the upper and lower connecting rods are respectively assembled with the fixing head via pins to form a rotatable structure. Rotatable connectors are installed at the front ends of the upper and lower connecting rods via pins, and the VESA assembly is fixed to the connectors.

2. The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower connecting rod is a groove-shaped structure with an upward opening, and the upper connecting rod is a groove-shaped structure with a downward opening. The upper and lower connecting rods are arranged with their openings facing each other. A tension spring is installed in the cavity between the upper and lower connecting rods. The front end of the tension spring is connected to a hook located at the front of the lower connecting rod, and the rear end is connected to a hook located at the rear of the upper connecting rod.

3. The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: Fixing ears are provided on both the front and rear ends of the upper and lower connecting rods respectively. Recessed mounting slots are provided on both sides of the fixing head and both sides of the connector corresponding to the fixing ears, and the fixing ears are respectively locked in the mounting slots. An outwardly protruding rear stop is formed on the upper edge of the mounting slot of the fixing head, and an outwardly protruding front stop is formed on the upper edge of the mounting slot of the connector. The front and rear stops form the stop and limit structure of the front and rear fixing ears respectively.

4. The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support according to claim 1, characterized in that: A retaining plate is installed on the connector head, and the VESA assembly is assembled and fixed with the retaining plate.

5. The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper and lower rods are connected and fixed by a pair of connectors. The lower end of the connector is inserted into the lower rod, and the upper end is inserted into the upper rod. The connectors are locked and fixed to the upper and lower rods with screws.

6. The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support according to claim 1, characterized in that: Both the longitudinal and transverse bars are straight bars. A snap-fit ​​connector is provided at the front end of the longitudinal bar, and a snap-fit ​​interface is provided on the side at the middle position of the transverse bar. The snap-fit ​​connector passes through the snap-fit ​​interface and engages with the transverse bar to fix it. The snap-fit ​​connector and the transverse bar are locked together by screws to form a T-shaped structure between the longitudinal and transverse bars.

7. The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support according to claim 1 or 6, characterized in that: Casters are installed at the bottom of the longitudinal bar and the two ends of the crossbar.

8. The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support according to claim 1, characterized in that: A reinforcing cap is installed on the bottom surface of the longitudinal bar.

9. The linkage-type floor-mounted lifting support according to claim 1, characterized in that: The fixing head has an inverted L-shaped structure with a docking part at the bottom. The docking part is inserted into the top of the upper rod, and the upper rod is locked and fixed to the docking part by screws.

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