A combined variable position tire dismounting device for large tire changers
By using a combined variable-position tire-changing device, the rotation, extension, and movement of multiple tire-changing arms are utilized to solve the matching problem of tire-changing components in large tire changers, thereby improving the efficiency and effectiveness of tire changing.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- YINGKOU LIAONAN DEVI MACHINERY EQUIP
- Filing Date
- 2025-07-31
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-26
AI Technical Summary
The tire-removal components of existing large tire changers are difficult to effectively match rims of different materials, resulting in low efficiency and difficulty in tire removal and installation, especially the problem of difficulty in inserting the tire bead during the process.
Design a modular variable tire removal device, including a rotatable crossbeam slide and a transverse trolley mounted thereon. The trolley is equipped with multiple tire removal components, such as a first tire removal arm and a second tire removal arm. The tire removal arms can rotate, extend, and move, and can be used in combination to adapt to different tire structures and materials.
The increased freedom of movement and flexibility of the tire removal components allow them to effectively adapt to different tire sizes and materials, improving removal and installation efficiency and effectiveness, and solving the problem that a single tire removal component cannot handle large tires.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of automotive maintenance equipment technology, and in particular to a combined variable-position tire changing device for a horizontal tire changing machine used for removing and installing large tires. Background Technology
[0002] Tire removal components are crucial parts of large tire changers. Chinese invention patent application CN105799433A discloses a large tire changer with a horizontal structure capable of handling large tires. This machine includes a set of tire removal arms, including a tire removal plate. Since tire removal involves the tire removal components contacting the rim, different rim materials and hardness require different tire removal components. Furthermore, the first step in tire removal involves using a tire removal roller to press down the tire bead or inserting a tire removal plate or hook into the bead. Because large tires are large in diameter and heavy, their bead rigidity is also high, making it difficult to insert the tire removal components during the process. Using a single tire removal component cannot effectively loosen the tire bead, affecting the efficiency and effectiveness of tire removal. In addition, a limited number of tire removal arms also contributes to the difficulty in handling large tires. Utility Model Content
[0003] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a combined variable tire changing device with multiple tire changing components suitable for large tire changing machines.
[0004] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve the above-mentioned technical problems is: a combined variable position tire changing device for a large tire changing machine, including a base, a crossbeam slide rail that is rotatably fixed on the base, and a crossbeam sliding sleeve that is driven by a third driving component to move along the axis of the crossbeam slide rail. A transverse trolley is fixed on the crossbeam sliding sleeve, and at least two sets of tire changing components are provided on the transverse trolley.
[0005] In a preferred embodiment of the variable tire removal device of this utility model, the tire removal assembly includes a first tire removal arm fixedly disposed at one end of the transverse trolley and a second tire removal arm disposed parallel to the first tire removal arm at one end of the transverse trolley and capable of moving laterally along the length direction of the transverse trolley.
[0006] In a preferred embodiment of the variable tire removal device of this utility model, the first tire removal arm includes a first outer sliding sleeve, a first inner sliding arm that is telescopically disposed in the first outer sliding sleeve, and a fifth driving component that drives the relative movement of the two. The outer end of the first inner sliding arm is provided with a tire removal roller, and a rotary telescopic component is also provided near the tire removal roller at the outer end of the first inner sliding arm. The tire removal hook is rotatably and telescopically disposed at the outer end of the rotary telescopic component.
[0007] In a preferred embodiment of the variable tire removal device of this utility model, the second tire removal arm includes a second outer sliding sleeve, a second inner sliding arm telescopically disposed in the second outer sliding sleeve, and a sixth driving component for driving the relative movement of the two. The outer end of the second inner sliding arm is provided with a tire removal pressure plate and a tire removal tab, and a fourth driving component is also provided to drive the second outer sliding sleeve to move along the length direction of the transverse trolley.
[0008] In a preferred embodiment of the variable tire-removing device of this utility model, an upper sliding plate is provided between the second outer sliding sleeve and the transverse trolley, and the second outer sliding sleeve (53) is fixed on the upper sliding plate.
[0009] In a preferred embodiment of the variable tire-removing device of this utility model, the rotating telescopic component includes a telescopic cylinder and a telescopic shaft with a central mounting hole, and the shaft head of the tire-removing hook has a through rotating positioning hole that can be rotatably inserted into the mounting hole.
[0010] In a preferred embodiment of the variable tire-removing device of this utility model, a locking pin for controlling the rotation of the tire-removing hook is provided at the part where the telescopic shaft mates with the shaft head of the tire-removing hook.
[0011] In a preferred embodiment of the variable tire-removing device of this utility model, a locking pin two that can pass through the inside and outside is provided on the telescopic cylinder, and a positioning groove is provided on the telescopic shaft. The locking pin two cooperates with the positioning groove to control the extension length of the telescopic shaft.
[0012] In a preferred embodiment of the variable tire-removing device of this utility model, a locking pin three is provided at the front end of the second inner sliding arm to control the rotation of the tire-removing pressure plate and the tire-removing tongue component.
[0013] This utility model of a variable-position tire removal device has the following advantages over the prior art: the tire removal assembly is mounted on a transverse trolley that can move with the sliding sleeve of the crossbeam; the second tire removal arm can further move laterally along the length of the transverse trolley, greatly expanding the freedom of movement of the tire removal assembly and enhancing its flexibility. The tire removal hook of the first tire removal arm can rotate or retract relative to the tire removal roller for use alone. The first and second tire removal arms can also be used in combination. The tire removal roller or tire removal hook of the first tire removal arm cooperates with the tire removal pressure plate or tire removal tab of the second tire removal arm to simultaneously remove larger tires and tires with harder beads from both sides of the tire; the tire removal components can also be selected according to the tire size, rim structure, and material. Attached Figure Description
[0014] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this utility model, the accompanying drawings used in the description of the embodiments will be briefly introduced below.
[0015] Figure 1This is a perspective view of the tire-removal assembly structure according to one embodiment of the present invention.
[0016] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 An exploded view of the tire removal assembly structure;
[0017] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of one of the application scenarios of the first and second tire removal arms.
[0018] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the second application scenario of the first and second tire removal arms;
[0019] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the retracted tire hook of the first tire removal arm.
[0020] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the tire removal hook and telescopic shaft;
[0021] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the second outer sliding sleeve and the upper sliding plate.
[0022] The numbers in the diagram represent: 2-First tire-removing arm; 3-Crossbeam slide rail; 5-Second tire-removing arm; 20-First inner slide arm; 21-Tire-removing roller; 22-Tire-removing hook; 23-First outer slide sleeve; 24-Fifth drive component; 25-Locking pin one; 26-Locking pin two; 27-Rotating telescopic component; 31-Crossbeam sliding sleeve; 32-Fourth drive component; 33-Transverse trolley; 36-Sixth drive component; 50-Second inner slide arm; 51-Tire-removing pressure plate; 52-Tire-removing tongue component; 53-Second outer slide sleeve; 54-Sixth drive component; 55-Locking pin three; 56-Upper slide plate; 57-Upper slide plate connecting part; 251-Rotating positioning hole; 261-Positioning groove; 271-Telescopic cylinder; 272-Telescopic shaft; 273-Mounting hole; 311-Slide sleeve connecting part; 331-Transverse trolley track. Detailed Implementation
[0023] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of this utility model clearer, the present utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the present utility model and are not intended to limit the present utility model.
[0024] Please see Figure 1-7As shown, in this embodiment, a crossbeam sliding sleeve 31 is provided on the outer periphery of the crossbeam slide rail 3, and both the crossbeam slide rail 3 and the crossbeam sliding sleeve 31 can have square cross-sections. One end of the third driving component 32 is disposed on the synchronous rotation connecting component 18 at the end of the crossbeam slide rail 3, and the other end is disposed on the sliding sleeve connecting portion 311 of the crossbeam sliding sleeve 31, used to drive the crossbeam sliding sleeve 31 to move along the axis of the crossbeam slide rail 3. A transverse trolley 33 is fixed on the crossbeam sliding sleeve 31. One or more sets of tire-removing assemblies can be provided on the crossbeam sliding sleeve 31. The tire-removing assemblies can be fixedly disposed on the transverse trolley 33 or movably disposed on the transverse trolley 33.
[0025] In this embodiment, a preferred embodiment is that two sets of tire removal components, a first tire removal arm 2 and a second tire removal arm 5, are arranged side by side on the transverse trolley 33. The first tire removal arm 2 is fixedly arranged at one end of the transverse trolley 33, and the second tire removal arm 5, which can move laterally along the length direction of the transverse trolley 33, is arranged side by side with the first tire removal arm 2 at the other end of the transverse trolley 33.
[0026] In this embodiment, the first tire-removing arm 2 includes a first outer sliding sleeve 23 and a first inner sliding arm 20 telescopically disposed within the first outer sliding sleeve 23. A fifth driving component 24 drives the first inner sliding arm 20 to move within the first outer sliding sleeve 23. A tire-removing roller 21 is provided at the outer end of the first inner sliding arm 20. A rotary telescopic component 27 is also provided near the tire-removing roller 21 at the outer end of the first inner sliding arm 20. The rotary telescopic component 27 includes a telescopic cylinder 271 and a telescopic shaft 272 with a central mounting hole 273. A tire-removing hook 22 is provided at the outer end of the telescopic shaft 272. The shaft end of the tire-removing hook 22 has a through-hole rotary positioning hole 251. A locking pin 25 for controlling the rotation of the tire-removing hook 22 is provided at the location where the telescopic shaft 272 mates with the shaft end of the tire-removing hook 22. After the tire-removing hook 22 is inserted into the mounting hole 273, its initial position is as follows: Figure 4 As shown, during installation, first pull the locking pin 25 upwards, then rotate the tire removal hook 22 so that the mounting hole 273 aligns with the locking pin 25, and finally lower the locking pin 25 so that its lower part enters the mounting hole 273 to lock it in place; if it is necessary for the tire removal hook 22 to be positioned as follows... Figure 3In the tire removal working state shown, pull out the locking pin 25 again, rotate the tire removal hook 22 180º so that the other side of the mounting hole 273 is aligned with the locking pin 25, and put the locking pin 25 down so that it enters the mounting hole 273 and locks it. A locking pin 26 is provided on the telescopic cylinder 271 to control the axial extension and retraction of the tire removal hook 22. A positioning groove 261 is provided on the telescopic shaft 272. The locking pin 26 and the positioning groove 261 cooperate to control the extension length of the telescopic shaft 272. When the tire removal roller 21 is used, the tire removal hook 22 needs to be retracted to a position close to the telescopic cylinder 271. At this time, pulling up the locking pin 26 and pushing the telescopic shaft 272 into the telescopic cylinder 271 will retract the tire removal hook 22. If the tire removal hook 22 needs to be used, pulling up the locking pin 26 and pulling the telescopic shaft 272 outward will cause the locking pin 26 to fall into the positioning groove 261 when the positioning groove 261 reaches the position of the locking pin 26, and the tire removal hook 22 will be fixed in its working position.
[0027] In this embodiment, the second tire-removing arm 5 includes a second outer sliding sleeve 53, a second inner sliding arm 50 telescopically disposed within the second outer sliding sleeve 53, and a sixth driving component 54 for driving the relative movement of the two. The outer end of the second inner sliding arm 50 is provided with a tire-removing pressure plate 51 and a tire-removing tongue component 52. The fourth driving component 36 drives the second tire-removing arm 5 to move laterally along the length direction of the transverse trolley 33. An upper sliding plate 56 is provided between the second outer sliding sleeve 53 and the transverse trolley 33. The second outer sliding sleeve 53 is fixed to the upper sliding plate 56, and the upper sliding plate 56 moves on the transverse trolley track 331 of the transverse trolley 33. A locking pin 3 55 is provided at the front end of the second inner sliding arm 50 to control the rotation of the tire-removing pressure plate 51 and the tire-removing tongue component 52. Pulling up the locking pin 3 55 allows the tire-removing pressure plate 51 and the tire-removing tongue component 52 to be rotated and changed. After the change, lowering the locking pin 3 55 locks the position.
[0028] Depending on the specific circumstances, the combined variable-position tire removal device can be used to remove and install tires.
[0029] Application Scenario 1: Removal of large-diameter tires from aluminum alloy rims. The first tire removal arm 2 and the second tire removal arm 5 can be used together to complete the tire removal work. First, clamp the tire, rotate the tire and use the tire removal roller 21 of the first tire removal arm 2 to loosen the tire bead. Then, insert the tire removal hook 22 into the tire bead and rotate the tire to pull the tire bead out of the rim. Next, insert the tire removal pressure plate 51 of the second tire removal arm 5 into the tire bead on the other side and rotate the tire. Finally, use the tire removal pressure plate 51 of the second tire removal arm 5 inserted into the tire bead on one side of the tire to push the tire, and the tire removal hook 22 of the first tire removal arm 2 inserted into the tire bead on the other side of the tire to pull the tire. Together, they remove the tire from the rim.
[0030] Application Scenario 2: For a medium-diameter tire with a steel rim, the tire removal work can be completed by using the first tire removal arm 2 alone. First, clamp the tire, rotate the tire and use the tire removal roller 21 of the first tire removal arm 2 to loosen the tire bead. Then, insert the tire removal hook 22 into the tire bead to remove the rim retainer ring, rotate the tire to pull the tire bead out of the rim, and finally, pull the tire with the tire removal hook 22 to remove the tire from the rim.
[0031] Application Scenario 3: For a large-diameter tire with a steel rim and retaining ring, the first tire removal arm 2 and the second tire removal arm 5 can be used together to remove the tire. First, move the second tire removal arm 5 close to the first tire removal arm 5 and clamp the tire. Rotate the tire removal tab 52 toward the tire. Then, insert the tire removal tab 52 into the tire bead, rotate the tire, remove the rim retaining ring, and pull the tire bead out of the rim. Next, move the second tire removal arm 5 to the other side of the tire, insert the tire removal pressure plate 51 into the tire bead on the other side of the tire, and rotate the tire. Finally, use the tire removal pressure plate 51 inserted into the tire bead on one side of the tire with the second tire removal arm 5 to push the tire, and use the tire removal hook 22 inserted into the tire bead on the other side of the tire with the first tire removal arm 2 to pull the tire. Together, they remove the tire from the rim.
[0032] Of course, for tires with smaller diameters, tire removal roller 21, tire removal hook 22, tire removal pressure plate 51 or tire removal tool 52 can be used for removal and installation.
[0033] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changer, comprising a base (4) and a crossbeam slide rotatably fixed on the base (4), characterized in that, It also includes a beam sliding sleeve (31) that is driven by a third driving component (32) and can move along the axis of the beam sliding sleeve (3), a transverse trolley (33) is fixed on the beam sliding sleeve (31), and at least two sets of tire removal components are provided on the transverse trolley (33).
2. The combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changing machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The tire removal assembly includes a first tire removal arm (2) fixedly disposed at one end of the transverse trolley (33) and a second tire removal arm (5) disposed at one end of the transverse trolley (33) alongside the first tire removal arm (2) and capable of moving laterally along the length of the transverse trolley (33).
3. The combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changing machine according to claim 2, characterized in that, The first tire-removing arm (2) includes a first outer sliding sleeve (23), a first inner sliding arm (20) telescopically disposed in the first outer sliding sleeve (23), and a fifth driving component (24) for driving the relative movement of the two. The outer end of the first inner sliding arm (20) is provided with a tire-removing roller (21). Near the tire-removing roller (21) at the outer end of the first inner sliding arm (20), a rotary telescopic component (27) is also provided. The tire-removing hook (22) is rotatably and telescopically disposed at the outer end of the rotary telescopic component (27).
4. The combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changing machine according to claim 3, characterized in that, The second tire-removing arm (5) includes a second outer sliding sleeve (53), a second inner sliding arm (50) telescopically disposed in the second outer sliding sleeve (53), and a sixth driving component (54) for driving the relative movement of the two. The outer end of the second inner sliding arm (50) is provided with a tire-removing pressure plate (51) and a tire-removing tongue component (52), and is also provided with a fourth driving component (36) for driving the second outer sliding sleeve (53) to move along the length direction of the transverse trolley (33).
5. The combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changing machine according to claim 4, characterized in that, An upper slide plate (56) is provided between the second outer slide sleeve (53) and the transverse slide (33), and the second outer slide sleeve (53) is fixed on the upper slide plate (56).
6. The combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changing machine according to claim 5, characterized in that, The rotating telescopic component (27) includes a telescopic cylinder (271) and a telescopic shaft (272) with a central mounting hole (273). The shaft head of the tire removal hook (22) is provided with a through rotating positioning hole (251) that can be rotatably inserted into the mounting hole (273).
7. The combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changer according to claim 6, characterized in that, A locking pin (25) is provided at the part where the telescopic shaft (272) and the tire removal hook (22) meet to control the rotation of the tire removal hook (22).
8. The combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changing machine according to claim 7, characterized in that, The telescopic cylinder (271) is provided with a locking pin 2 (26) that can pass through inside and outside, and the telescopic shaft (272) is provided with a positioning groove (261). The locking pin 2 (26) cooperates with the positioning groove (261) to control the extension length of the telescopic shaft (272).
9. The combined variable-position tire changing device for a large tire changing machine according to claim 8, characterized in that, The front end of the second inner sliding arm (50) is provided with a locking pin three (55) for controlling the rotation of the tire-removing pressure plate (51) and the tire-removing tongue component (52).