Rolling and lifting type medicine transfer trolley for intravenous admixture center

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of medicine trolleys, and particularly relates to a rolling and lifting type medicine transfer trolley for an intravenous admixture center. The rolling and lifting type intravenous injection center medicine transfer trolley comprises a plurality of belt wheel chassis connected end to end, and each belt wheel chassis is provided with an extending tray in a sliding mode; an unfolding bracket is rotationally arranged on each extending tray, and unfolding side plates are arranged at the two ends of each unfolding bracket; a driving rotating rod assembly is arranged at the upper part of each pair of unfolding side plates, and a driven rod is arranged on each of two sides of the lower part; and the medicine storage bags are arranged on one bevel edge section of each conveying belt at intervals, so that after the extending tray extends out of the belt wheel chassis and the unfolding bracket rotates to enable the medicine storage bags on the conveying belts to face the extending direction of the extending tray, the medicine storage bags are lifted upwards when the conveying belts rotate along with the driving rotating rod assembly. According to the medicine transfer trolley, all the medicine storage bags can pass through the height suitable for taking and placing medicine upwards or downwards when standing, and medical staff do not need to stoop down.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the technical field of drug trolleys, specifically relating to a roll-up type drug transport vehicle for a static compounding center. Background Technology

[0002] The intravenous compounding center, short for the intravenous drug preparation center, is a department in the hospital specifically responsible for mixing medications into infusion bags. The medications are mostly in vials or ampoules, while the infusion bags are usually in soft bags. Because medications and infusion bags have specific storage requirements, the drug shelves in the compounding center are typically only used for temporary storage before preparation; long-term storage still takes place in the pharmacy. Therefore, there is a step involved in transporting bottled medications and soft-bag infusion bags from the pharmacy to the compounding center.

[0003] The publication (announcement) number CN216580555U discloses a pharmacy drug transfer trolley that can pull out a sliding placement frame to facilitate medical staff to retrieve drugs. However, for the two sliding placement frames at the bottom, medical staff still need to bend over or bend over to pick them up and then stand up to transfer the drugs and infusion bags from the trolley to the drug shelf, which is quite tiring for medical staff to use. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a roll-up type drug transport vehicle for a static compounding center, in order to solve the technical problem that existing static compounding center drug transport vehicles still require medical staff to bend over or bend over to retrieve drugs from the lower storage frame, which can injure the backs of medical staff.

[0005] To address the aforementioned technical problems, this utility model provides a roll-up type static compounding center drug transfer vehicle, comprising: several pulley chassis connected end-to-end, each pulley chassis having a slidingly mounted extendable tray; each extendable tray having a rotatably mounted unfolding bracket, each unfolding bracket having unfolding side plates at both ends; each pair of unfolding side plates having an active rotating rod assembly at the upper part and a driven rod on each of the lower sides, so that the conveyor belt wound between the active rotating rod assembly and the driven rod forms a triangle; and drug storage bags, spaced apart on an inclined section of each conveyor belt, so that after the extendable tray extends out of the pulley chassis and the unfolding bracket rotates to make the drug storage bags on the conveyor belt face the extension direction of the extendable tray, they are lifted upwards as the conveyor belt rotates with the active rotating rod assembly.

[0006] Furthermore, the active rotating rod assembly includes: an active rod, which is rotatably mounted on the upper part of each pair of unfolding side plates and located on the vertical line of the corresponding two driven rods, with both ends extending out of the unfolding side plates; a handwheel, which is connected to one end of the active rod; a plurality of active rod locking slots are opened on the circular wall surface of the other end of the active rod, and an active rod locking seat is provided on the wall surface of the unfolding side plate below this end; a locking guide hole is opened on the active rod locking seat, a locking spring is connected to the bottom of the hole, and the other end of the locking spring is connected to the active rod locking rod; a strip-shaped through hole is opened on the side wall of the active rod locking seat, and an extension rod connected to the side wall of the active rod locking rod extends out through the strip-shaped through hole and is connected to the locking button, so that when the locking button is pressed, it drives the active rod locking rod to disengage from the corresponding active rod locking slot and descend into the locking guide hole.

[0007] Furthermore, the driving rod has meshing grooves on both sides of its middle section to mesh with the meshing protrusions of a conveyor belt, respectively.

[0008] Furthermore, a plurality of perforated protrusions are provided at intervals on one inclined section of the conveyor belt; when the straight part of one side of the fork-shaped rod passes through the perforated protrusion, the straight part of the other side is located in front of the perforated protrusion; the upper and lower ends of the medicine storage bag are respectively provided with storage bag insertion holes, so that when it is inserted with the two fork-shaped rods, it is diagonally hung between the two fork-shaped rods.

[0009] Furthermore, one of the unfolded side panels is provided with a storage bag; and each of the forked rods has a quick-change knob at the end of the straight rod in front of the perforated convex plate.

[0010] Furthermore, an unfolding side plate locking through hole is provided on one of the unfolding side plates; each extended tray has an extended tray locking through hole corresponding to the corresponding unfolding side plate locking through hole; each wheeled chassis has a chassis locking hole corresponding to the corresponding extended tray locking through hole; a main locking rod is adapted to be inserted into the chassis locking hole after passing through the unfolding side plate locking through hole and the extended tray locking through hole.

[0011] Furthermore, a main locking rod mounting block is provided on the unfolded side plate at the entrance of the locking through hole of the unfolded side plate; the main locking rod mounting block has a locking mounting groove and an unlocking mounting groove.

[0012] Furthermore, each pulley chassis has a chassis slot on one side wall along its length and a chassis plug on the other side wall; a chassis locking knob is located in the disc body on one side of each chassis slot, which is suitable for locking the chassis plug inserted into the chassis slot.

[0013] Furthermore, each pulley chassis is equipped with a slide rail, and the corresponding extended tray is set on the slide rail, with a baffle at the end of the slide rail; each extended tray is equipped with a rotating seat, and the corresponding unfolding bracket is set on the rotating seat.

[0014] Furthermore, a handle is provided on one of the unfolded side panels.

[0015] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: This utility model aims to solve the technical problem that existing intravenous compounding center drug transport carts still require medical staff to bend over or partially bend over to retrieve drugs from the lower storage compartments, causing back injuries. This roll-up intravenous compounding center drug transport cart has an active rotating rod assembly and two driven rods on its unfolded side panel. A conveyor belt can be installed on the active rotating rod assembly and the driven rods, allowing the conveyor belt to be manually rotated via the active rotating rod assembly, causing the drug storage bag on one inclined section of the conveyor belt to rise or fall. Furthermore, the unfolded side panel of this drug transport cart is mounted on an unfolding bracket, which is rotatably mounted on an extended tray. The extended tray is slidably mounted on a wheeled chassis, and the wheeled chassis can be connected end-to-end. Medical staff can then adjust the loading and unloading mechanism according to the patient's needs. The width of the passageways within the hospital is combined to create a vehicle of appropriate width, allowing this medicine transport vehicle to crab between shelves in the compounding center or pharmacy. Medical staff can pull out the unfolded side panels on each wheeled chassis and turn them towards themselves, so that the medicine storage bags also face them. Then, by simply rotating the conveyor belt using the active rotating rod assembly, each medicine storage bag can be moved up or down to a height suitable for picking up and placing medicines while standing, without having to bend over. Furthermore, each unfolded side panel can move between shelves in a crab-like manner, facing itself. When medicines are transported to the compounding center for retrieval, all medicines in the storage bags between a pair of unfolded side panels can be placed in their corresponding positions before processing medicines on the next wheeled chassis, without having to repeatedly pull out the unfolded side panels. Attached Figure Description

[0016] To more clearly illustrate the specific embodiments of this utility model or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the specific embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained from these drawings without creative effort.

[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the roll-up type static compounding center drug transport vehicle of this utility model. Figure 1 ;

[0018] Figure 2 This is a perspective view of the roll-up type static compounding center drug transport vehicle of this utility model. Figure 1 ;

[0019] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the roll-up type static compounding center drug transport vehicle of this utility model. Figure 2 ;

[0020] Figure 4The explosion of the roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for the static compounding center is a utility model. Figure 1 ;

[0021] Figure 5 The explosion of the roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for the static compounding center is a utility model. Figure 2 ;

[0022] Figure 6 This is a perspective view of the roll-up type static compounding center drug transport vehicle of this utility model. Figure 2 ;

[0023] Figure 7 This is a perspective view of the roll-up type static compounding center drug transport vehicle of this utility model. Figure 3 ;

[0024] Figure 8 yes Figure 2 Enlarged view of point A in the middle;

[0025] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the unfolded side panel of the roll-up static compounding center drug transport vehicle of this utility model when it is pulled out and turned.

[0026] In the picture:

[0027] Wheeled chassis 100, chassis locking hole 110, chassis slot 120, chassis plug 130, chassis locking knob 140, slide rail 150, baffle 160.

[0028] Extended tray 200, extended tray locking through hole 210, rotating seat 220.

[0029] Unfold the bracket 300.

[0030] Side panel 400, storage bag / box 410, locking through hole for side panel 420, main locking rod stacking block 430, locking stacking groove 431, unlocking stacking groove 432, handle 440.

[0031] Active lever assembly 500, active lever 510, active lever locking groove 511, engaging groove 512, handwheel 520, active lever locking seat 530, locking guide hole 531, locking spring 532, active lever locking rod 533, strip-shaped through hole 534, extension rod 535, locking button 536.

[0032] Driven rod 600,

[0033] Conveyor belt 700, meshing protrusion 710, perforated protrusion 720, fork-shaped rod 730, quick-change knob 740.

[0034] Medicine storage bag 800, storage bag slot 810

[0035] Total locking lever 900. Detailed Implementation

[0036] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of this utility model clearer, the technical solutions of this utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of this utility model, not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of this utility model, all other embodiments implemented by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of this utility model.

[0037] Example

[0038] like Figure 1 As shown, this utility model provides a roll-up type drug transport vehicle for a static compounding center, comprising: a plurality of wheeled chassis 100 connected end-to-end, each wheeled chassis 100 having a slidably mounted extendable tray 200; the number of wheeled chassis 100 connected end-to-end can be selected according to the width of the passageway in the hospital, and in at least one embodiment, the number of wheeled chassis 100 is three; each extendable tray 200 is rotatably mounted with an unfolding bracket 300, and each unfolding bracket 300 has unfolding side plates 400 at both ends; each pair of unfolding side plates 400 has an upper... Each part is equipped with an active rotating rod assembly 500, and each of the lower two sides is equipped with a driven rod 600, so that the conveyor belt 700 wound between the active rotating rod assembly 500 and the driven rod 600 forms a triangle; medicine storage bags 800 are spaced apart on an inclined section of each conveyor belt 700, so that after the extended tray 200 extends out of the pulley chassis 100 and the unfolded bracket 300 rotates so that the medicine storage bags 800 on the conveyor belt 700 are oriented toward the extension direction of the extended tray 200, they are lifted upward as the conveyor belt 700 rotates with the active rotating rod assembly 500.

[0039] The unfolded side panel 400 of this roll-type static compounding center drug transport vehicle is equipped with an active rotating rod assembly 500 and two driven rods 600. A conveyor belt 700 can be installed on the active rotating rod assembly 500 and the driven rods 600, allowing the conveyor belt 700 to be manually rotated via the active rotating rod assembly 500. This causes the drug storage bags 800 on one inclined section of the conveyor belt 700 to be lifted or lowered. The unfolded side panel 400 is mounted on an unfolding bracket 300, which is rotatably mounted on an extended tray 200. The extended tray 200 is slidably mounted on a wheeled chassis 100. The wheeled chassis 100 can be connected end-to-end, allowing medical staff to assemble a vehicle of appropriate width according to the width of the hospital's passageways, enabling this drug transport vehicle to... The device can move between shelves in a compounding center or pharmacy by crab-like movement. Medical staff can pull out the unfolded side panels 400 on each wheeled chassis 100 and turn them towards themselves, so that the medicine storage bags 800 also face them. Then, by simply rotating the conveyor belt 700 through the active rotating rod assembly 500, each medicine storage bag 800 can be moved up or down to a height suitable for picking up and placing medicines when standing, without having to bend over. Each unfolded side panel 400 can move between shelves by crab-like movement of the vehicle, facing itself. When medicines are transported to the compounding center for retrieval, all medicines in all medicine storage bags 800 between a pair of unfolded side panels 400 can be placed in the corresponding positions before processing medicines on the next wheeled chassis 100, without having to pull out the unfolded side panels 400 again.

[0040] like Figure 2 As shown, the active rotating rod assembly 500 may include: an active rod 510, which is rotatably disposed on the upper part of each pair of unfolding side plates 400 and located on the vertical line of the corresponding two driven rods 600, with both ends extending out of the unfolding side plates 400; a handwheel 520, which is connected to one end of the active rod 510; and a combination Figure 3 The other end of the active rod 510 has several active rod locking grooves 511 on its circular wall surface, and the unfolded side plate 400 below this end has an active rod locking seat 530 on its wall surface; for example Figure 4 and Figure 2 As shown, the active rod locking seat 530 has a locking guide hole 531, and a locking spring 532 is connected to the bottom of the hole. The other end of the locking spring 532 is connected to the active rod locking rod 533. It should be noted that... Figure 3 and Figure 4 The cover at the end of the active lever 510 is hidden inside, returning to... Figure 4 The active rod locking seat 530 has a strip-shaped through hole 534 on its side wall. The extension rod 535 connected to the side wall of the active rod locking rod 533 extends through the strip-shaped through hole 534 and connects to the locking button 536. Figure 2 and Figure 3When the locking button 536 is pressed, it causes the active lever locking rod 533 to disengage from the corresponding active lever locking groove 511 and descend into the locking guide hole 531. When medical staff need to rotate the conveyor belt 700, they first hold the handwheel 520 with one hand and place the locking button 536 on the other hand. Then, when the locking button 536 is pressed, the active lever 510 is rotated through the handwheel 520, thereby allowing each medicine storage bag 800 to pass through a height suitable for picking up and placing medicines when standing. Figure 2 For reference, by default, all medicine storage bags 800 should be turned to the back side first. When filling medicines in the pharmacy, the medicine storage bags 800 should be turned back to the front. Whenever a medicine storage bag 800 passes by and is at a suitable height for picking up or placing medicines, release the locking button 536. When the active lever locking rod 533 partially extends from the locking guide hole 531 and inserts into the active lever locking groove 511, stop turning the handwheel 520. Medical staff can then stand and fill the medicines on the shelf into the medicine storage bag 800. After filling, repeat the same operation to fill the remaining medicine storage bags 800. When all the medicine storage bags 800 on the pair of unfolded side panels 400 are filled, the bottom medicine storage bag 800 is located at the bottom of the front. When taking out medicines in the compounding center, start taking out from the top medicine storage bag 800. After the bottom medicine storage bag 800 is also taken out, return to the default state.

[0041] like Figure 5 As shown, in at least one embodiment, the drive rod 510 drives the conveyor belt 700 in the following way: the drive rod 510 has engagement grooves 512 on both sides of its middle, so as to engage with the engagement protrusions 710 of a conveyor belt 700 respectively.

[0042] like Figure 5 As shown, the conveyor belt 700 has a plurality of perforated protrusions 720 spaced apart on one inclined section; preferably, the holes in the perforated protrusions 720 are rectangular holes; the fork-shaped rod 730 has one straight rod portion passing through the perforated protrusion 720, while the other straight rod portion is located in front of the perforated protrusion 720; the medicine storage bag 800 has storage bag insertion holes 810 at its upper and lower ends, so that when it is inserted with the two fork-shaped rods 730, it can be combined with... Figure 6 It is hung diagonally between two forked rods 730; preferably, the medicine storage bag 800 can be a transparent bag, and the tilted state of the medicine storage bag 800 makes it easier for medical staff to view the medicine label.

[0043] like Figure 5As shown, one of the plates of each pair of unfolded side panels 400 is provided with a storage bag box 410; each of the forked rods 730 is provided with a quick-change knob 740 at the end of the straight rod portion in front of the perforated convex plate 720; in at least one embodiment, the medicine storage bag 800 includes a shallow bag hanging between two adjacent forked rods 730 and a deep bag spanning one forked rod 730, which are respectively suitable for loading ampoules, vials and infusion bags. By providing the storage bag box 410 and the quick-change knob 740, the medicine storage bag 800 can be selected as needed.

[0044] like Figure 6 As shown, in at least one embodiment, an unfolding side plate locking through hole 420 is formed on one of the unfolding side plates 400; each protruding tray 200 has a protruding tray locking through hole 210 corresponding to the corresponding unfolding side plate locking through hole 420; each wheeled chassis 100 has a chassis locking hole 110 corresponding to the corresponding protruding tray locking through hole 210; combined with Figure 7 A master locking lever 900 is adapted to be inserted into the chassis locking hole 110 after passing through the locking through hole 420 of the unfolded side panel and the locking through hole 210 of the extended tray. The master locking lever 900 can lock the unfolded side panel 400, the extended tray 200 and the wheeled chassis 100, preventing accidental slippage or rotation during movement from the pharmacy to the compounding center, and facilitating passage over small steps or ramps at elevator doors.

[0045] like Figure 7 As shown, a main locking rod mounting block 430 is provided on the unfolded side plate 400 at the entrance of the locking through hole 420 of the unfolded side plate; the main locking rod mounting block 430 has a locking mounting groove 431 and an unlocking mounting groove 432, which facilitates unlocking and locking.

[0046] like Figure 8 and Figure 1 As shown, in at least one embodiment, the pulley chassis 100 are connected end to end as follows: each pulley chassis 100 has a chassis slot 120 on one side wall along its length and a chassis plug 130 on the other side wall; a chassis locking knob 140 is provided in the disc body on one side of each chassis slot 120 and is suitable for locking the chassis plug 130 inserted into the chassis slot 120.

[0047] like Figure 9 and Figure 8 As shown, each pulley chassis 100 is provided with a slide rail 150, and a corresponding extended tray 200 is provided on the slide rail 150, and a baffle 160 is provided at the end of the slide rail 150; each extended tray 200 is provided with a rotating seat 220, and a corresponding unfolding bracket 300 is provided on the rotating seat 220.

[0048] like Figure 9As shown, each pair of unfolding side panels 400 is provided with a handle 440 on one of the panels. When taking out or putting in medicine, first pull out the main locking lever 900 to unlock it, and then pull the unfolding side panel 400 through the handle 440 to extend the tray 200. Then, rotate the unfolding side panel 400 through the handle 440 so that the unfolding side panel 400 faces you.

[0049] In summary, the unfolded side panel 400 of this roll-type static compounding center drug transport vehicle is equipped with an active rotating rod assembly 500 and two driven rods 600. A conveyor belt 700 can be installed on the active rotating rod assembly 500 and the driven rods 600, allowing the conveyor belt 700 to be manually rotated via the active rotating rod assembly 500. This causes the drug storage bag 800 on one inclined section of the conveyor belt 700 to be lifted upwards or lowered downwards. Furthermore, the unfolded side panel 400 of this drug transport vehicle is mounted on an unfolding bracket 300, which is rotatably mounted on an extended tray 200. The extended tray 200 is slidably mounted on a wheeled chassis 100. The wheeled chassis 100 can be connected end-to-end, allowing medical personnel to assemble a vehicle of appropriate width according to the width of the hospital's passageways, facilitating the transport of this drug... The transport vehicle can crab between shelves in the sterile compounding center or pharmacy. Medical staff can pull out the unfolded side panels 400 on each wheeled chassis 100 and turn them towards themselves, so that the medicine storage bags 800 also face them. Then, by simply rotating the conveyor belt 700 through the active rotating rod assembly 500, each medicine storage bag 800 can be moved up or down to a height suitable for picking up and placing medicines when standing, without having to bend over. Each unfolded side panel 400 can move between shelves in a crab-like manner, facing itself. When the medicine is transported to the sterile compounding center for retrieval, all the medicines in the medicine storage bags 800 between a pair of unfolded side panels 400 can be placed in the corresponding positions before processing the medicines on the next wheeled chassis 100, without having to pull out the unfolded side panels 400 again.

[0050] In the embodiments provided in this application, it should be understood that the disclosed systems and devices can be implemented in other ways. The embodiments described above are merely illustrative. For example, the division of the mechanism is only a logical functional division, and there may be other division methods in actual implementation. For example, multiple units or components may be combined or integrated into another system, or some features may be ignored or not executed.

[0051] In the description of this utility model, it should be noted that the terms "center", "upper", "lower", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "inner", "outer", etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are only for the convenience of describing this utility model and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this utility model.

[0052] Based on the above-described preferred embodiments of this utility model, and through the foregoing description, those skilled in the art can make various changes and modifications without departing from the technical concept of this utility model. The technical scope of this utility model is not limited to the contents of the specification, but must be determined according to the scope of the claims.

Claims

1. A roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center, characterized in that, include: Several wheeled chassis (100) connected end to end, each wheeled chassis (100) has an extended tray (200) slidably mounted on it; Each extended tray (200) is rotatably equipped with an unfolding bracket (300), and each unfolding bracket (300) has unfolding side plates (400) at both ends; Each pair of unfolding side plates (400) is provided with an active rotating rod assembly (500) on the upper part and a driven rod (600) on both sides of the lower part, so that the conveyor belt (700) wound between the active rotating rod assembly (500) and the driven rod (600) is triangular. Medicine storage bags (800) are spaced apart on an inclined section of each conveyor belt (700) so that after the extension tray (200) extends out of the pulley chassis (100) and the unfolded bracket (300) rotates so that the medicine storage bags (800) on the conveyor belt (700) are oriented toward the extension direction of the extension tray (200), they are lifted upward as the conveyor belt (700) rotates with the drive lever assembly (500).

2. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 1, characterized in that, The active lever assembly (500) includes: The active rod (510) is rotatably mounted on the upper part of each pair of unfolding side plates (400) and located on the vertical line of the corresponding two driven rods (600), with both ends extending out of the unfolding side plates (400). A handwheel (520) is connected to one end of the drive lever (510); The other end of the active rod (510) has a plurality of active rod locking grooves (511) on its circular wall surface, and the wall surface of the unfolded side plate (400) below this end is provided with an active rod locking seat (530). The active rod locking seat (530) has a locking guide hole (531), and a locking spring (532) is connected to the bottom of the hole. The other end of the locking spring (532) is connected to the active rod locking rod (533). The active rod locking seat (530) has a strip-shaped through hole (534) on its side wall. The extension rod (535) connected to the side wall of the active rod locking rod (533) extends through the strip-shaped through hole (534) and connects to the locking button (536) so that when the locking button (536) is pressed, it drives the active rod locking rod (533) to disengage from the corresponding active rod locking groove (511) and descend into the locking guide hole (531).

3. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 2, characterized in that, The drive rod (510) has engagement grooves (512) on both sides of the middle, so as to engage with the engagement protrusions (710) of a conveyor belt (700) respectively.

4. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 3, characterized in that, The conveyor belt (700) has a plurality of perforated protrusions (720) spaced apart on one inclined side section; When the straight rod portion of the forked rod (730) on one side passes through the perforated convex plate (720), the straight rod portion on the other side is located in front of the perforated convex plate (720); The medicine storage bag (800) has storage bag insertion holes (810) at its upper and lower ends, so that it can be diagonally hung between the two forked rods (730) when it is inserted into the two forked rods (730).

5. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 4, characterized in that, Each pair of unfolded side panels (400) is provided with a storage bag (410) on one of the panels; Each of the forked rods (730) has a quick-change knob (740) at the end of the straight rod portion located in front of the perforated convex plate (720).

6. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 5, characterized in that, An unfolding side plate locking through hole (420) is provided on one of the unfolding side plates (400); Each extended tray (200) has an extended tray locking through hole (210) at the corresponding position of the unfolded side plate locking through hole (420); Each wheeled chassis (100) has a chassis locking hole (110) at the corresponding position of the extended tray locking through hole (210); A master locking lever (900) is adapted to be inserted into the chassis locking hole (110) after passing through the unfolded side panel locking through hole (420) and the extended tray locking through hole (210).

7. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 6, characterized in that, A main locking rod placement block (430) is provided on the unfolded side plate (400) at the entrance of the locking through hole (420) of the unfolded side plate; The main locking rod mounting block (430) has a locking mounting groove (431) and an unlocking mounting groove (432).

8. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 7, characterized in that, Each wheeled chassis (100) has a chassis slot (120) on one side wall along its length and a chassis plug (130) on the other side wall; A chassis locking knob (140) is provided in a disc on one side of each chassis slot (120) and is adapted to lock the chassis plug (130) inserted into the chassis slot (120).

9. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 8, characterized in that, Each wheeled chassis (100) is equipped with a slide rail (150), and a corresponding extended tray (200) is set on the slide rail (150), and a baffle (160) is provided at the end of the slide rail (150); Each extended tray (200) is equipped with a rotating seat (220), and the corresponding unfolding bracket (300) is set on the rotating seat (220).

10. The roll-up type pharmaceutical transport vehicle for a static compounding center according to claim 9, characterized in that, Each pair of unfolded side panels (400) is provided with a handle (440) on one of the panels.

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