A curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism

Abstract

This utility model discloses a curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism, including: an upper support and a lower support, with hinged doors movably connected to the rear sides of the upper and lower supports respectively; a partition suction part is provided inside the upper and lower supports; a movable suction part is provided on each of the hinged doors; a guide part is provided on the front side of the upper and lower supports; a driving mechanism is provided on the lower support to drive the upper support to move relative to the lower support; a moving mechanism is provided on each of the hinged doors to move the movable suction part; and a fixing mechanism is provided on the right side of the upper and lower supports to fix each of the hinged doors to the upper and lower supports respectively. Compared with the prior art, this mechanism can make the curtain wall stable after hoisting and prevent the curtain wall from colliding with the wall.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of curtain wall panel hoisting technology, and in particular to a curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism. Background Technology

[0002] A curtain wall is a non-load-bearing exterior wall covering of a building. It is hung up like a curtain, hence the name "curtain wall". It is a lightweight wall structure with decorative effect commonly used in modern large and high-rise buildings. It consists of panels and a supporting structural system. It can have a certain displacement capacity relative to the main structure or a certain deformation capacity itself, and does not bear the load of the main structure. It is an exterior building envelope or decorative structure.

[0003] However, the existing wall panel hoisting only uses two curtain wall clamps to clamp a small part of the top of the curtain wall, resulting in poor clamping effect and affecting the stability of the curtain wall after hoisting. At the same time, if the curtain wall scrapes against the wall, it has no protective structure and is easily damaged. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism that can solve at least one of the above-mentioned technical problems. The technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0005] A curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism includes: an upper support and a lower support; hinged doors are movably connected to the rear sides of the upper and lower supports respectively; a partition suction part is provided inside the upper and lower supports; a movable suction part is provided on each of the hinged doors; a guide part is provided on the front side of the upper and lower supports; a driving mechanism is provided on the lower support to drive the upper support to move relative to the lower support; a moving mechanism is provided on each of the hinged doors to move the movable suction part; and a fixing mechanism is provided on the right side of the upper and lower supports to fix each of the hinged doors to the upper and lower supports respectively.

[0006] Furthermore, the partition adsorption unit includes partition frames fixed at fixed intervals within each upper and lower support, and first suction cups are symmetrically installed on each partition frame.

[0007] Furthermore, the movable adsorption unit includes a movable frame disposed on the front side of each of the switch doors, guide rods evenly distributed and fixed on each of the movable frames, each guide rod being movably inserted into an adjacent switch door, and a second suction cup symmetrically installed on each of the movable frames.

[0008] Furthermore, the guide portion includes multiple guide sleeves fixed to the front side of the lower bracket, multiple guide rods that can be movably inserted into the guide sleeves fixed to the front side of the upper bracket, and multiple fixing ears fixed to the front sides of the upper and lower brackets. Each of the guide sleeves and guide rods is fixed to the lower and upper brackets through the fixing ears.

[0009] Furthermore, the drive mechanism includes a motor fixed below the lower support, a screw fixed at the output end of the motor, the screw being disposed between the lower support and the partition frame, and a threaded sleeve fixed between the upper support and the partition frame and fixed to the rear side of the upper support, the threaded sleeve and the screw being threadedly engaged with each other.

[0010] Furthermore, the moving mechanism includes a screw sleeve disposed in the middle of each of the moving frames, a clearance groove disposed in the middle of each of the opening and closing doors, a hexagonal nut movably fitted on each of the clearance grooves, and a threaded rod fixed on each of the hexagonal nuts that can engage with the screw sleeve.

[0011] Furthermore, the fixing mechanism includes a buckle fixed to the right side of each of the switch doors, swing rods symmetrically and movably hinged to the right sides of both the upper and lower supports, a hook fixed to one end of each swing rod, an extension rod fixed to the hinged end of each swing rod, and a spring connected and fixed between every two adjacent extension rods.

[0012] Preferably, hooks and support feet are provided above the upper support and below the lower support, respectively.

[0013] In summary, the advantages of this utility model over the prior art are:

[0014] This utility model provides a curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism. In use, the user places the curtain wall panel within an upper and lower support frame. The user then uses a drive mechanism to move the upper support frame relative to the lower support frame, adjusting them to the appropriate hoisting height for the curtain wall panel. Simultaneously, a moving mechanism moves the movable suction unit to a position suitable for the thickness of the curtain wall panel. The user then closes the door onto the upper and lower support frames and secures it using a fixing mechanism. During use, the user uses the partition suction unit and the movable suction unit to hold and fix the curtain wall panel in place. These components also separate the curtain wall panel from external impact objects. Compared to existing technologies, this mechanism ensures the stability of the curtain wall after hoisting and prevents the curtain wall from colliding with the wall. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the present invention.

[0016] Figure 2 This is a half-sectional schematic diagram of the present invention.

[0017] Figure 3 This is one of the exploded schematic diagrams of this utility model.

[0018] Figure 4 This is the second exploded view of the present invention.

[0019] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1. Upper bracket; 2. Lower bracket; 3. Opening / closing door; 4. Partition suction unit; 5. Moving suction unit; 6. Guide unit; 7. Drive mechanism; 8. Moving mechanism; 9. Fixing mechanism; 41. Partition frame; 42. First suction cup; 51. Moving frame; 52. Guide rod; 53. Second suction cup; 61. Guide sleeve; 62. Guide rod; 63. Fixing lug; 71. Motor; 72. Screw; 73. Threaded sleeve; 81. Threaded sleeve; 82. Clear slot; 83. Hexagonal nut; 84. Threaded rod; 91. Buckle; 92. Swing rod; 93. Hook; 94. Extension rod; 95. Spring; 11. Hook; 12. Support foot. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments:

[0021] like Figures 1 to 4 The curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism shown is characterized by comprising: an upper support 1 and a lower support 2, with hinged doors 3 respectively connected to the rear sides of the upper support 1 and the lower support 2; a partition adsorption part 4 provided inside the upper support 1 and the lower support 2; a movable adsorption part 5 provided on each of the hinged doors 3; a guide part 6 provided on the front side of the upper support 1 and the lower support 2; a driving mechanism 7 provided on the lower support 2 to drive the upper support 1 to move relative to the lower support 2; a moving mechanism 8 provided on each of the hinged doors 3 to move the movable adsorption part 5; a fixing mechanism 9 provided on the right side of the upper support 1 and the lower support 2 to fix each of the hinged doors 3 to the upper support 1 and the lower support 2 respectively; and a hook 11 and a support foot 12 provided above the upper support 1 and below the lower support 2 respectively.

[0022] In the above-described curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism, the user places the curtain wall panel within the upper support 1 and lower support 2. The user then uses the drive mechanism 7 to move the upper support 1 relative to the lower support 2, adjusting both supports to the appropriate hoisting height for the curtain wall panel. Simultaneously, the moving mechanism 8 moves the moving suction part 5 to a position suitable for the thickness of the curtain wall panel. The user then closes the opening and closing door 3 onto the upper support 1 and lower support 2 and secures it using the fixing mechanism 9. During use, the user uses the partition suction part 4 and the moving suction part 5 to hold and fix the curtain wall panel in place. These parts also separate the curtain wall panel from external impact objects. Compared to existing technologies, this mechanism ensures the stability of the curtain wall after hoisting and prevents the curtain wall from colliding with the wall.

[0023] like Figure 3 and 4As shown, in some embodiments of this utility model, the partition adsorption part 4 includes a partition frame 41 fixed at fixed intervals in each upper bracket 1 and lower bracket 2, and a first suction cup 42 is symmetrically installed on each of the partition frames 41.

[0024] The movable adsorption unit 5 includes a movable frame 51 provided on the front side of each of the switch doors 3, guide rods 52 evenly distributed and fixed on each of the movable frames 51, each of the guide rods 52 being movably inserted into the adjacent switch door 3, and a second suction cup 53 symmetrically installed on each of the movable frames 51.

[0025] After the curtain wall panel is placed inside the upper support 1 and the lower support 2, the curtain wall panel is then suspended in the upper support 1 and the lower support 2 by the partition frame 41 to prevent the curtain wall panel from directly contacting the external wall. At the same time, after the opening and closing door 3 is closed on the upper support 1 and the lower support 2 and fixed by the fixing mechanism 9, the curtain wall panel is simultaneously separated from the opening and closing door 3 by the moving frame 51, and the curtain wall panel is prevented from directly contacting the external wall. Then, the curtain wall panel is attracted and fixed in the upper support 1 and the lower support 2 by the first suction cup 42 and the second suction cup 53.

[0026] like Figure 4 As shown, in some embodiments of this utility model, the guide part 6 includes a plurality of guide sleeves 61 fixed to the front side of the lower bracket 2, a plurality of guide rods 62 that can be movably inserted into the guide sleeves 61 are fixed to the front side of the upper bracket 1, and a plurality of fixing ears 63 are fixed to the front side of the upper bracket 1 and the lower bracket 2. Each of the guide sleeves 61 and guide rods 62 is fixed to the lower bracket 2 and the upper bracket 1 through the fixing ears 63. When the drive mechanism 7 drives, the upper bracket 1 and the lower bracket 2 move relative to each other, so that the upper bracket 1 moves along the guide sleeves 61 on the lower bracket 2 through the guide rods 62.

[0027] like Figure 3 As shown, in some embodiments of this utility model, the driving mechanism 7 includes a motor 71 fixed below the lower bracket 2, a screw 72 fixed at the output end of the motor 71, the screw 72 being disposed between the lower bracket 2 and the partition frame 41, and a threaded sleeve 73 being fixed between the upper bracket 1 and the partition frame 41 and fixed to the rear side of the upper bracket 1. The threaded sleeve 73 and the screw 72 are threadedly engaged with each other. The motor 71 drives the screw 72 to rotate, so that the screw 72 drives the upper bracket 1 to move through the threaded sleeve 73.

[0028] like Figure 3As shown, in some embodiments of this utility model, the moving mechanism 8 includes a screw sleeve 81 disposed in the middle of each of the moving frames 51, a clearance groove 82 disposed in the middle of each of the opening and closing doors 3, a hexagonal nut 83 movably sleeved on each of the clearance grooves 82, and a threaded rod 84 fixed on each of the hexagonal nut 83 that can be threadedly engaged with the screw sleeve 81. When the user drives the hexagonal nut 83 to rotate in the clearance groove 82, the hexagonal nut 83 drives the threaded rod 84 to rotate. At this time, the threaded rod 84 drives the moving frame 51 to move through the screw sleeve 81, so that the moving frame 51 is guided to move on the opening and closing door 3 through the guide rod 52.

[0029] like Figure 3 As shown, in some embodiments of this utility model, the fixing mechanism 9 includes a buckle 91 fixed to the right side of each of the switch doors 3. A swing rod 92 is symmetrically and movably hinged to the right side of the upper bracket 1 and the lower bracket 2. A hook 93 is fixed to one end of each swing rod 92. An extension rod 94 is fixed to the hinged end of each swing rod 92. A spring 95 is connected and fixed between every two adjacent extension rods 94. When the user flips the switch door 3 onto the upper bracket 1 and the lower bracket 2, the buckle 91 on it contacts the hook 93, causing the hook 93 to swing and move. Finally, the spring 95 drives the hook 93 to reset, so that the hook 93 is fastened to the buckle 91.

[0030] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles and main features of this utility model, as well as its advantages. 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 claimed utility model. The scope of protection of this utility model is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism, characterized in that, include: The upper support (1) and the lower support (2) are respectively hinged to the rear side of the upper support (1) and the lower support (2). The upper support (1) and the lower support (2) are provided with a partition adsorption part (4). Each of the switch doors (3) is provided with a movable adsorption part (5). The upper support (1) and the lower support (2) are provided with a guide part (6). The lower support (2) is provided with a drive mechanism (7) that can drive the upper support (1) to move relative to the lower support (2). Each of the switch doors (3) is provided with a moving mechanism (8) that can move the movable adsorption part (5). The upper support (1) and the lower support (2) are provided with a fixing mechanism (9) that can fix each of the switch doors (3) to the upper support (1) and the lower support (2) respectively.

2. The curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that The partition adsorption part (4) includes partition frames (41) fixed at fixed intervals in each upper bracket (1) and lower bracket (2), and first suction cups (42) are symmetrically installed on each partition frame (41).

3. The curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that The movable adsorption unit (5) includes a movable frame (51) provided on the front side of each of the switch doors (3), guide rods (52) are evenly distributed and fixed on each of the movable frames (51), each of the guide rods (52) is movably inserted into the adjacent switch door (3), and a second suction cup (53) is symmetrically installed on each of the movable frames (51).

4. The curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that The guide part (6) includes a plurality of guide sleeves (61) fixed on the front side of the lower bracket (2), a plurality of guide rods (62) that can be movably inserted into the guide sleeves (61) are fixed on the front side of the upper bracket (1), and a plurality of fixing ears (63) are fixed on the front side of the upper bracket (1) and the lower bracket (2). Each of the guide sleeves (61) and guide rods (62) is fixed on the lower bracket (2) and the upper bracket (1) through the fixing ears (63).

5. The curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that The drive mechanism (7) includes a motor (71) fixed below the lower bracket (2), a screw (72) fixed at the output end of the motor (71), the screw (72) being disposed between the lower bracket (2) and the partition frame (41), and a threaded sleeve (73) fixed between the upper bracket (1) and the partition frame (41) and fixed to the rear side of the upper bracket (1), the threaded sleeve (73) and the screw (72) being threadedly engaged with each other.

6. A curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism according to claim 3, characterized in that... The moving mechanism (8) includes a screw sleeve (81) provided in the middle of each of the moving frames (51), a clearance groove (82) provided in the middle of each of the opening and closing doors (3), a hexagonal nut (83) movably sleeved on each of the clearance grooves (82), and a threaded rod (84) fixed on each of the hexagonal nuts (83) that can be threadedly engaged with the screw sleeve (81).

7. A curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... The fixing mechanism (9) includes a buckle (91) fixed to the right side of each of the switch doors (3), a swing rod (92) symmetrically hinged to the right side of the upper bracket (1) and the lower bracket (2), a hook (93) fixed to one end of each swing rod (92), an extension rod (94) fixed to the hinged end of each swing rod (92), and a spring (95) connected and fixed between every two adjacent extension rods (94).

8. A curtain wall panel hoisting mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... A hook (11) and a support foot (12) are respectively provided above the upper support (1) and below the lower support (2).

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