Reagent card carrying mechanism for fluorescence analyzer
By combining a three-axis motion module and an electric gripper, the problems of insufficient positioning accuracy and poor gripping stability of the reagent card handling mechanism are solved, realizing efficient and stable handling of reagent cards and meeting the needs of high-throughput testing.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- ANHUI TONGKANG MEDICAL TECH CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-04-29
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-22
AI Technical Summary
Existing reagent card handling mechanisms suffer from insufficient positioning accuracy, poor gripping stability, and low efficiency, making it difficult to meet the needs of high-throughput testing.
The device employs a three-axis motion module, including a first-direction motion module, a second-direction motion module, and a third-direction motion module. Through the combined motion of the first-direction lead screw assembly, the second-direction lead screw assembly, and the third-direction lead screw assembly, it achieves horizontal, vertical, and lifting movements of the reagent card, and combines this with an electric gripper for stable clamping.
It improves the positioning accuracy and clamping stability of reagent cards, enhances handling efficiency, and enables accurate clamping and stable handling of reagent cards in different positions.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of in vitro diagnostic equipment technology, specifically to a reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer. Background Technology
[0002] A fluorescence immunoassay analyzer is a highly sensitive in vitro diagnostic device that combines immunochromatography and fluorescence detection technologies. It is widely used in medical testing, food safety, and environmental monitoring. Its technological background and development involve the interdisciplinary integration of multiple fields.
[0003] Existing reagent card handling mechanisms suffer from insufficient positioning accuracy, poor gripping stability, and low efficiency.
[0004] The fluorescence immunoassay analyzer is equipped with a reagent card compartment and an incubation compartment. After the reagent card is ejected from the reagent card compartment for sample loading, it is transported to the incubation compartment by a reagent card transport mechanism for incubation. After incubation, the reagent card transport mechanism transports the reagent card from the incubation compartment to the detection position. This reagent card transport mechanism can stably and accurately grasp and transport the reagent card. However, the positioning accuracy of reagent card transport mechanisms currently on the market is insufficient, which can easily cause the reagent card to shift when inserted into the incubation compartment, affecting the detection results. At the same time, the grasping stability is poor, and traditional grippers are prone to loosening under vibration or temperature changes. Multi-step transport requires manual intervention, resulting in low efficiency and difficulty in meeting the needs of high-throughput detection. Utility Model Content
[0005] In order to overcome the shortcomings of the existing technology, this utility model proposes a reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer, which solves the problems of insufficient positioning accuracy, poor clamping stability and low efficiency of the existing reagent card handling mechanisms.
[0006] To solve the aforementioned technical problems, the basic technical solution proposed by this utility model is as follows: a reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer, comprising a three-axis motion module, wherein the three-axis motion module includes a first-direction motion module, a second-direction motion module, and a third-direction motion module. The first-direction motion module includes a first-direction lead screw assembly, with first-direction guide rail assemblies arranged on both sides of the first-direction motion module, and a first-direction drive motor body arranged at the end of the first-direction lead screw assembly, enabling horizontal lateral movement. The second-direction motion module includes a second-direction lead screw assembly, with a second-direction guide rail assembly arranged below the second-direction lead screw assembly, and a second-direction drive motor body arranged at the end of the second-direction lead screw assembly, enabling horizontal longitudinal movement. The third-direction motion module includes a third-direction lead screw assembly, with a third-direction guide rail arranged outside the third-direction lead screw assembly, and a third-direction drive motor body arranged at the end of the third-direction lead screw assembly, enabling vertical lifting and lowering.
[0007] Preferably, a first direction Y-axis base is disposed above the first direction drive motor body, a first direction motor mounting base is fixedly connected to the lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base, the first direction drive motor body is disposed on the lower surface of the first direction motor mounting base, a first direction bearing seat is disposed on the lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base, a first direction lead screw nut seat is installed inside the first direction Y-axis base, a first direction guide rail assembly is disposed above the first direction Y-axis base, a second direction X-axis base is disposed above the first direction guide rail assembly, the second direction guide rail assembly is disposed on the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base, a second direction bearing seat is installed on the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base, a second direction motor mounting base is installed on the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base away from the second direction bearing seat, and the second direction drive motor body is disposed outside the second direction motor mounting base.
[0008] Preferably, the first and second directional bearing seats each have a lead screw short shaft end bearing installed inside; the first and second directional motor mounting seats each have a lead screw synchronous pulley installed inside; the lead screw synchronous pulleys are all installed at the ends of the first and second directional lead screw assemblies; the first and second directional motor mounting seats each have a drive motor synchronous pulley installed inside; the drive motor synchronous pulleys are all installed on the outer surfaces of the output ends of the first and second directional drive motor bodies; and the drive motor synchronous pulleys are all equipped with a first directional transmission synchronous belt and a second directional synchronous belt, both of which are installed outside the lead screw synchronous pulleys.
[0009] Preferably, a third-direction Z-axis base is mounted externally on the second-direction guide rail assembly. A third-direction bearing seat is disposed externally on the third-direction Z-axis base. An electric gripper body is disposed on the front of the third-direction bearing seat. A reagent card limiting and positioning sheet metal is mounted below the electric gripper body. Reagent card gripper A and reagent card gripper B are disposed externally on the electric gripper body. A third-direction guide rail is disposed externally on the third-direction Z-axis base. The electric gripper body is disposed externally on the third-direction guide rail. An electric gripper fixing base is disposed externally on the electric gripper body. A third-direction PCB adapter board is provided outside the Z-axis base. A third-direction fixed sheet metal is provided outside the third-direction PCB adapter board. A third-direction limiting sheet metal is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base. A second-direction drag chain moving sheet metal is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base. A photoelectric limit sensor is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base. An electric gripper wiring moving sheet metal is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base. The electric gripper wiring moving sheet metal is located above the electric gripper body. The third-direction lead screw assembly is located outside the third-direction bearing seat.
[0010] Preferably, a third-direction motor mounting base is fixedly connected to the back of the third-direction Z-axis base, the third-direction drive motor body is mounted outside the third-direction motor mounting base, a third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling is mounted outside the third-direction motor mounting base, the third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling is mounted at the output end of the third-direction drive motor body, the third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling is mounted at the top of the third-direction lead screw assembly, a second-direction limiting sheet metal is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base, a third-direction lead screw nut seat is mounted on the back of the electric gripper body, the third-direction lead screw nut seat is mounted inside the third-direction Z-axis base, and the third-direction lead screw nut seat is mounted outside the third-direction lead screw assembly.
[0011] Preferably, a second-direction drag chain fixing sheet metal is installed on the upper surface of the second-direction motor fixing seat, the second-direction drag chain fixing sheet metal is set on the upper surface of the second-direction bearing seat, a second-direction PCB adapter board is installed on the upper surface of the second-direction drag chain fixing sheet metal, a waste card slot is installed inside the first-direction Y-axis base, and a quality control card slot is installed inside the first-direction Y-axis base at a position away from the waste card slot.
[0012] Preferably, the ends of the first direction lead screw assembly and the second direction lead screw assembly are respectively equipped with lead screw long shaft end bearings. Photoelectric limit sensors are provided on the outside of the first direction lead screw assembly and the second direction lead screw assembly. The photoelectric limit sensors are installed on the lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base and the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base. A first direction limit sheet metal is installed on the lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base, and a first direction PCB adapter board is installed on the upper surface of the first direction Y-axis base.
[0013] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:
[0014] The technical solution of this utility model involves a first-direction motion module that is driven to rotate, which in turn drives movement. This movement moves the module to the outside, thus achieving horizontal lateral movement. During the movement, the module rotates, which in turn drives vertical lateral movement. This rotation allows the electric gripper body to move accordingly, achieving vertical lifting. The electric gripper body controls and clamps the reagent card. By using movement in three directions, the electric gripper body can move to different positions, thus accurately positioning and clamping the reagent card. The gripper body provides stable clamping of the reagent card, increasing the stability of the clamping. Attached Figure Description
[0015] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this utility model or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.
[0016] Figure 1 This is a front view of the Y-axis base of the present invention in the first direction;
[0017] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the back of the Y-axis base of this utility model in the first direction;
[0018] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the bottom of the Y-axis base in the first direction of this utility model;
[0019] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the second direction module of this utility model.
[0020] In the diagram: 100, First direction motion module; 200, Second direction motion module; 300, Third direction motion module; 1, First direction Y-axis base; 2, Second direction X-axis base; 3, Third direction Z-axis base; 4, Electric gripper fixing base; 5, First direction motor fixing seat; 6, First direction bearing seat; 7, Second direction motor fixing seat; 8, Second direction bearing seat; 9, Third direction motor fixing seat; 10, Third direction bearing seat; 11, First direction lead screw assembly; 12, Second direction lead screw assembly; 13, Third direction lead screw assembly; 14, First direction guide rail assembly; 15, Second direction guide rail assembly; 16, Third direction guide rail; 17, First direction drive motor body; 18, Second direction drive motor body; 19, Third direction drive motor body; 20, Electric gripper body; 21, First direction lead screw nut seat; 2 2. Third-direction lead screw nut seat; 23. First-direction limit sheet metal; 24. Second-direction limit sheet metal; 25. Third-direction limit sheet metal; 26. Second-direction drag chain motion sheet metal; 27. Third-direction fixed sheet metal; 28. Electric gripper wiring motion sheet metal; 29. First-direction transmission synchronous belt; 30. Second-direction synchronous belt; 31. Drive motor synchronous pulley; 32. Lead screw synchronous pulley; 33. Lead screw short shaft end bearing; 34. Lead screw long shaft end bearing; 35. Third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling; 36. Waste card slot; 37. Quality control card slot; 39. Second-direction drag chain fixed sheet metal; 40. Reagent card limiting and positioning sheet metal; 41. Reagent card gripper A; 42. Reagent card gripper B; 43. Photoelectric limit sensor; 44. First-direction PCB adapter board; 45. Second-direction PCB adapter board; 46. Third-direction PCB adapter board. Detailed Implementation
[0021] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of this utility model clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of this utility model are described clearly and completely. 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 obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of this utility model.
[0022] This application provides a reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer, which solves the problems of insufficient positioning accuracy, poor clamping stability, and low efficiency of existing reagent card handling mechanisms.
[0023] To better understand the above technical solutions, the following will provide a detailed explanation of the technical solutions in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods.
[0024] According to the appendix Figure 1-4As shown, the system includes a three-axis motion module, comprising a first-direction motion module 100, a second-direction motion module 200, and a third-direction motion module 300. The first-direction motion module 100 includes a first-direction lead screw assembly 11, with first-direction guide rail assemblies 14 on both sides. A first-direction drive motor body 17 is located at the end of the first-direction lead screw assembly 11, enabling horizontal lateral movement. The second-direction motion module 200 includes a second-direction lead screw assembly 12, with a second-direction guide rail assembly 15 below it. A second-direction drive motor body 18 is located at the end of the second-direction lead screw assembly 12, enabling horizontal longitudinal movement. The third-direction motion module 300 includes a third-direction lead screw assembly 13, with a third-direction guide rail 16 on its exterior. A third-direction drive motor body 19 is located at the end of the third-direction lead screw assembly 13, enabling vertical lifting.
[0025] A first-direction Y-axis base 1 is provided above the first-direction drive motor body 17. A first-direction motor mounting base 5 is fixedly connected to the lower surface of the first-direction Y-axis base 1. The first-direction drive motor body 17 is located on the lower surface of the first-direction motor mounting base 5. A first-direction bearing seat 6 is provided on the lower surface of the first-direction Y-axis base 1. A first-direction lead screw nut seat 21 is installed inside the first-direction Y-axis base 1. A first-direction guide rail assembly 14 is located above the first-direction Y-axis base 1. A second-direction X-axis base 2 is located above the first-direction guide rail assembly 14. A second-direction guide rail assembly 15 is located on the upper surface of the second-direction X-axis base 2. A second-direction bearing seat 8 is installed on the upper surface of the second-direction X-axis base 2. A second-direction motor mounting base 7 is installed on the upper surface of the second-direction X-axis base 2 at a position away from the second-direction bearing seat 8. A second-direction drive motor body 18 is located outside the second-direction motor mounting base 7.
[0026] Both the first-direction bearing housing 6 and the second-direction bearing housing 8 have a lead screw short shaft end bearing 33 installed inside. Both the first-direction motor mounting base 5 and the second-direction motor mounting base 7 have a lead screw synchronous pulley 32 installed inside. Both lead screw synchronous pulleys 32 are installed at the ends of the first-direction lead screw assembly 11 and the second-direction lead screw assembly 12. Both the first-direction motor mounting base 5 and the second-direction motor mounting base 7 have a drive motor synchronous pulley 31 installed inside. Both drive motor synchronous pulleys 31 are installed on the outer surface of the output ends of the first-direction drive motor body 17 and the second-direction drive motor body 18. Both drive motor synchronous pulleys 31 have a first-direction transmission synchronous belt 29 and a second-direction synchronous belt 30 installed inside. Both the first-direction transmission synchronous belt 29 and the second-direction synchronous belt 30 are installed outside the lead screw synchronous pulley 32.
[0027] A third-direction Z-axis base 3 is mounted externally on the second-direction guide rail assembly 15. A third-direction bearing seat 10 is disposed externally on the third-direction Z-axis base 3. An electric gripper body 20 is disposed on the front of the third-direction bearing seat 10. A reagent card limiting and positioning sheet metal 40 is mounted below the electric gripper body 20. A reagent card gripper A41 and a reagent card gripper B42 are disposed externally on the electric gripper body 20. A third-direction guide rail 16 is disposed externally on the third-direction Z-axis base 3. The electric gripper body 20 is disposed externally on the third-direction guide rail 16. An electric gripper fixing base 4 is disposed externally on the electric gripper body 20. The base 3 is externally provided with a third-direction PCB adapter board 46, the third-direction PCB adapter board 46 is externally provided with a third-direction fixed sheet metal 27, the third-direction Z-axis base 3 is externally provided with a third-direction limiting sheet metal 25, the third-direction Z-axis base 3 is externally provided with a second-direction drag chain motion sheet metal 26, the third-direction Z-axis base 3 is externally provided with a photoelectric limit sensor 43, the third-direction Z-axis base 3 is externally provided with an electric gripper wiring motion sheet metal 28, the electric gripper wiring motion sheet metal 28 is located above the electric gripper body 20, and the third-direction lead screw assembly 13 is located outside the third-direction bearing seat 10.
[0028] A third-direction motor mounting base 9 is fixedly connected to the back of the third-direction Z-axis base 3. A third-direction drive motor body 19 is mounted on the outside of the third-direction motor mounting base 9. A third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling 35 is mounted on the outside of the third-direction motor mounting base 9. The third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling 35 is mounted on the output end of the third-direction drive motor body 19. The third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling 35 is mounted on the top of the third-direction lead screw assembly 13. A second-direction limiting sheet metal 24 is provided on the outside of the third-direction Z-axis base 3. A third-direction lead screw nut seat 22 is mounted on the back of the electric gripper body 20. The third-direction lead screw nut seat 22 is mounted inside the third-direction Z-axis base 3. The third-direction lead screw nut seat 22 is mounted on the outside of the third-direction lead screw assembly 13.
[0029] The upper surface of the second direction motor mounting base 7 is equipped with a second direction cable chain fixing sheet metal 39. The second direction cable chain fixing sheet metal 39 is located on the upper surface of the second direction bearing seat 8. The upper surface of the second direction cable chain fixing sheet metal 39 is equipped with a second direction PCB adapter board 45. The interior of the first direction Y-axis base 1 is equipped with a waste card slot 36. The interior of the first direction Y-axis base 1 is equipped with a quality control card slot 37 located away from the waste card slot 36.
[0030] The ends of the first direction lead screw assembly 11 and the second direction lead screw assembly 12 are respectively equipped with lead screw long shaft end bearings 34. The outside of the first direction lead screw assembly 11 and the second direction lead screw assembly 12 are both provided with photoelectric limit sensors 43. The photoelectric limit sensors 43 are both installed on the lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base 1 and the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base 2. The lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base 1 is equipped with a first direction limit sheet metal 23, and the upper surface of the first direction Y-axis base 1 is equipped with a first direction PCB adapter board 44.
[0031] The first direction of motion module is driven by 17 to rotate 11. After 11 rotates, it will drive 21 to move. At this time, 21 will drive 2 to move outside of 14, thus realizing horizontal lateral movement. During the movement of 2, 18 will drive 12 to rotate. At the same time, 12 will drive 3 to move horizontally longitudinally. During the movement of 3, 19 will drive 13 to rotate, so that the electric gripper body 20 can move with 16, thus realizing vertical lifting. The electric gripper body 20 will control 41 and 42 to clamp and transport the reagent card. By using the movement in three directions, the electric gripper body 20 can move to different positions, so as to accurately position and clamp the reagent card, and use the gripper body 20 to stably clamp the reagent card, increasing the stability of clamping. A set of 31 is installed at the end of 18 and 17. 31 can drive 30 and 29 to move, so that 30 and 29 drive 32 to rotate, thus stably driving 12 and 11 to rotate, increasing the stability of the rotation of 12 and 11.
[0032] In summary, compared with existing technologies, it has the following beneficial effects:
[0033] The first direction of motion module is driven by 17 to rotate 11. After 11 rotates, it will drive 21 to move. At this time, 21 will drive 2 to move outside of 14, thus realizing horizontal lateral movement. During the movement of 2, 18 will drive 12 to rotate. While 12 is rotating, it will drive 3 to realize horizontal longitudinal movement. During the movement of 3, 19 will drive 13 to rotate, so that the electric gripper body 20 can move with 16, thus realizing vertical lifting. The electric gripper body 20 will control 41 and 42 to clamp and transport the reagent card. By using the movement in three directions, the electric gripper body 20 can move to different positions, thereby accurately positioning and clamping the reagent card, and using the gripper body 20 to stably clamp the reagent card, increasing the stability of clamping.
[0034] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of this utility model. Those skilled in the art should understand that this utility model is not limited to the above embodiments. The embodiments and descriptions in the specification are merely illustrative of the principles of this utility model. Various changes and modifications can be made to this utility model without departing from its spirit and scope, and all such changes and modifications fall within the scope of the claims. The scope of protection of this utility model is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer, comprising a three-axis motion module, wherein the three-axis motion module includes a first direction motion module (100), a second direction motion module (200), and a third direction motion module (300). The first direction motion module (100) includes a first direction lead screw assembly (11), first direction guide rail assemblies (14) are provided on both sides of the first direction motion module (100), and a first direction drive motor body (17) is provided at the end of the first direction lead screw assembly (11). The first direction motion module (100) realizes horizontal lateral movement. The second direction motion module (200) includes a second direction lead screw assembly (12), a second direction guide rail assembly (15) is provided below the second direction lead screw assembly (12), and a second direction drive motor body (18) is provided at the end of the second direction lead screw assembly (12). The second direction motion module (200) realizes horizontal longitudinal movement. The third-direction motion module (300) includes a third-direction lead screw assembly (13), a third-direction guide rail (16) is provided on the outside of the third-direction lead screw assembly (13), and a third-direction drive motor body (19) is provided at the end of the third-direction lead screw assembly (13). The third-direction motion module (300) realizes vertical lifting.
2. The reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer according to claim 1, characterized in that: A first direction Y-axis base (1) is provided above the first direction drive motor body (17). A first direction motor mounting base (5) is fixedly connected to the lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base (1). The first direction drive motor body (17) is located on the lower surface of the first direction motor mounting base (5). A first direction bearing seat (6) is provided on the lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base (1). A first direction lead screw nut seat (21) is installed inside the first direction Y-axis base (1). The first direction guide rail assembly (14) is located in the first direction Y-axis base. Above the shaft base (1), above the first direction guide rail assembly (14), there is a second direction X-axis base (2), the second direction guide rail assembly (15) is disposed on the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base (2), the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base (2) is mounted with a second direction bearing seat (8), the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base (2) is mounted with a second direction motor mounting seat (7) at a position away from the second direction bearing seat (8), and the second direction drive motor body (18) is disposed outside the second direction motor mounting seat (7).
3. The reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first directional bearing seat (6) and the second directional bearing seat (8) are each equipped with a short shaft bearing (33). The first directional motor mounting seat (5) and the second directional motor mounting seat (7) are each equipped with a lead screw synchronous pulley (32). The lead screw synchronous pulley (32) is installed at the ends of the first directional lead screw assembly (11) and the second directional lead screw assembly (12). The first directional motor mounting seat (5) and the second directional motor mounting seat (7) are each equipped with a drive motor synchronous pulley (31). The drive motor synchronous pulley (31) is installed on the outer surface of the output end of the first directional drive motor body (17) and the second directional drive motor body (18). The drive motor synchronous pulley (31) is equipped with a first directional transmission synchronous belt (29) and a second directional synchronous belt (30). The first directional transmission synchronous belt (29) and the second directional synchronous belt (30) are installed on the outside of the lead screw synchronous pulley (32).
4. The reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The second directional guide rail assembly (15) is externally mounted with a third-direction Z-axis base (3). A third-direction bearing seat (10) is externally mounted on the third-direction Z-axis base (3). An electric gripper body (20) is mounted on the front of the third-direction bearing seat (10). A reagent card limiting and positioning sheet metal (40) is mounted below the electric gripper body (20). A reagent card gripper A (41) and a reagent card gripper B (42) are externally mounted on the electric gripper body (20). A third-direction guide rail (16) is externally mounted on the third-direction Z-axis base (3). The electric gripper body (20) is located externally on the third-direction guide rail (16). An electric gripper fixing base (4) is externally mounted on the electric gripper body (20). A third-direction PCB adapter board (46) is provided outside the Z-axis base (3). A third-direction fixed sheet metal (27) is provided outside the third-direction PCB adapter board (46). A third-direction limiting sheet metal (25) is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base (3). A second-direction drag chain motion sheet metal (26) is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base (3). A photoelectric limiting sensor (43) is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base (3). An electric gripper wiring motion sheet metal (28) is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base (3). The electric gripper wiring motion sheet metal (28) is located above the electric gripper body (20). The third-direction lead screw assembly (13) is located outside the third-direction bearing seat (10).
5. A reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer according to claim 4, characterized in that: A third-direction motor mounting base (9) is fixedly connected to the back of the third-direction Z-axis base (3). The third-direction drive motor body (19) is installed outside the third-direction motor mounting base (9). A third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling (35) is installed outside the third-direction motor mounting base (9). The third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling (35) is installed at the output end of the third-direction drive motor body (19). The third-direction drive motor lead screw coupling (35) is installed at the top of the third-direction lead screw assembly (13). A second-direction limiting sheet metal (24) is provided outside the third-direction Z-axis base (3). A third-direction lead screw nut seat (22) is installed on the back of the electric gripper body (20). The third-direction lead screw nut seat (22) is installed inside the third-direction Z-axis base (3). The third-direction lead screw nut seat (22) is installed outside the third-direction lead screw assembly (13).
6. The reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper surface of the second direction motor mounting base (7) is equipped with a second direction drag chain fixing sheet metal (39), the second direction drag chain fixing sheet metal (39) is set on the upper surface of the second direction bearing seat (8), the upper surface of the second direction drag chain fixing sheet metal (39) is equipped with a second direction PCB adapter board (45), the interior of the first direction Y-axis base (1) is equipped with a waste card slot (36), and the interior of the first direction Y-axis base (1) is equipped with a quality control card slot (37) at a position away from the waste card slot (36).
7. The reagent card handling mechanism for a fluorescence analyzer according to claim 1, characterized in that: The ends of the first direction lead screw assembly (11) and the second direction lead screw assembly (12) are respectively equipped with lead screw long shaft end bearings (34). The first direction lead screw assembly (11) and the second direction lead screw assembly (12) are both equipped with photoelectric limit sensors (43). The photoelectric limit sensors (43) are installed on the lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base (1) and the upper surface of the second direction X-axis base (2). The lower surface of the first direction Y-axis base (1) is equipped with a first direction limit sheet metal (23), and the upper surface of the first direction Y-axis base (1) is equipped with a first direction PCB adapter board (44).