A full-automatic three-in-one impact testing machine
The fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine, which integrates ball drop, pen drop, and impact force measurement devices, solves the problem of limited functionality in existing equipment and provides a high-efficiency, accurate, and low-cost solution for various tests.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- XIAMEN SHENTAN TECH CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-19
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-30
AI Technical Summary
Existing impact testing equipment has limited functionality and cannot meet diverse testing needs, resulting in high equipment procurement and maintenance costs, low testing efficiency, and significant limitations in measurement accuracy and control.
Design a fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine that integrates a ball dropping device, a pen dropping device, and an impact force value device. It uses a laser positioner for precise positioning, and combines a lifting device and a secondary impact protection component. Multiple tests are controlled by a controller.
It meets a variety of testing needs, improves work efficiency, reduces equipment costs and floor space, and ensures testing accuracy and precision.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the technical field of impact testing machine equipment, and in particular to a three-in-one fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine. Background Technology
[0002] Impact performance testing is a crucial step in many fields, including materials science, product engineering, and quality inspection. It effectively assesses key performance indicators such as impact resistance, toughness, and brittleness of materials or products under impact loads, providing a scientific basis for material selection, product design optimization, and quality control. However, most impact testing equipment on the market today is single-function and struggles to meet diverse testing needs. This not only limits testing efficiency but also increases equipment procurement costs for companies.
[0003] The shortcomings of existing technology and equipment include: 1. Functional limitation: Existing testing machines can only perform one specific impact test method and cannot meet other testing needs. In actual production, companies often need to conduct multiple impact performance tests on materials or products, which leads to the need to purchase multiple different types of testing machines, increasing not only equipment purchase costs but also the floor space and maintenance costs. 2. Low testing efficiency: Due to the limited functionality of the equipment, frequent machine changes are required when different tests are needed, which greatly reduces testing efficiency. Moreover, the operating procedures and data recording methods of different testing machines may differ, increasing the operational difficulty and training costs for testing personnel. 3. Limitations in impact force measurement accuracy and control: In some application scenarios, the requirements for precise control and measurement accuracy of impact force are increasingly high. Existing single-function testing machines have certain limitations in impact force measurement accuracy and control, and cannot meet some high-precision testing needs.
[0004] Therefore, there is an urgent need for a fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine that is simple in structure, easy to operate, can meet multiple tests at the same time, has stable performance, and reduces enterprise costs. Summary of the Invention
[0005] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine with simple structure, convenient operation, stable performance and the ability to meet multiple tests at the same time, thereby reducing costs, floor space and maintenance costs.
[0006] This utility model is implemented as follows: a fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine, comprising...
[0007] A fixed frame includes a base and two support rods. The two support rods are arranged vertically and symmetrically on the base. Vertical guide rails are provided on the opposite surfaces of the two support rods. A movable frame is slidably arranged between the two support rods, and the two sides of the movable frame are slidably arranged on the vertical guide rails.
[0008] A lifting device assembly is provided on the middle part of the base, which includes a first lifting device and a second lifting device. The first lifting device is provided with a first slider, and the second lifting device is provided with a second slider.
[0009] A ball-dropping device includes an XY-axis moving platform, a first ball-dropping assembly, and a first anti-secondary impact assembly. The XY-axis moving platform is disposed on one side of a base. The first ball-dropping assembly includes a first connecting rod, a first laser positioner, and a first ball-attracting electromagnet device. One end of the first connecting rod is disposed on a first slider, and the other end is disposed on the first ball-attracting electromagnet device, corresponding to the XY-axis moving platform. The first laser positioner is disposed above the first ball-attracting electromagnet device. The first ball-attracting electromagnet device includes a first electromagnet and a first ball, with the first ball magnetically attracted to the first electromagnet. The first anti-secondary impact assembly includes a first bracket and a first clamping box. The first bracket is disposed on one side of the XY-axis moving platform, and the first clamping box is disposed on the first bracket and located above the XY-axis moving platform.
[0010] A pen-dropping device includes a stage and a pen-dropping assembly. The pen-dropping assembly includes a cylinder clamping device, an initial orientation guide tube, and a second laser positioner. The stage is located on the other side of the base. The movable frame is connected to the second slider via a second connecting rod, and the two sides of the movable frame slide on the vertical guide rail. The cylinder clamping device is located on the movable frame and corresponds to the stage above it. The cylinder clamping device clamps the pen. The second laser positioner is located above the cylinder clamping device. The initial orientation guide tube is located below the cylinder clamping device, and the pen-dropping device corresponds to the initial orientation guide tube.
[0011] An impact force measurement device includes a test disk, a second ball-dropping assembly, and a second secondary impact protection assembly. The test disk is disposed on one side of a platform, and a force sensor is disposed at the bottom of the test disk. The second ball-dropping assembly includes a third laser locator and a second ball-attracting electromagnet device disposed on the movable frame. The second ball-attracting electromagnet device is located below the third laser locator and corresponding to the top of the test disk. The second ball-attracting electromagnet device includes a second electromagnet and a second ball, with the second ball magnetically attracted to the second electromagnet. The second secondary impact protection assembly includes a second bracket and a second clamping box. The second bracket is disposed on one side of the test disk, and the second clamping box is disposed on the second bracket and located above the test disk.
[0012] A controller is connected via communication to the lifting device group, the ball dropping device, the pen dropping device, and the impact force value device.
[0013] Furthermore, the first lifting device includes a first belt drive device and a first double-column slide rail mounted on the base. The first slider is mounted on the first double-column slide rail, and the first belt drive device and the first slider are fixedly connected by a first connecting block. The second lifting device includes a second belt drive device and a second double-column slide rail mounted on the base. The second slider is mounted on the second double-column slide rail, and the second belt drive device and the second slider are fixedly connected by a second connecting block. By adopting a double-column slide rail structure, smooth movement is ensured and accuracy is guaranteed.
[0014] Furthermore, the XY-axis moving platform is driven in the X and Y directions by a ball screw mechanism.
[0015] Furthermore, it also includes a housing, which is an acrylic transparent cover, and is disposed outside the fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine.
[0016] Furthermore, both the first belt drive device and the second belt drive device include a motor, a pulley, a transmission belt, and a column. The pulley is disposed at the upper and lower ends of the column, the motor is disposed on the base, and the motor is driven by the transmission belt. The first connecting block and the second connecting block are respectively disposed on the transmission belt, and a limit switch is disposed at both the upper and lower ends of the column.
[0017] Furthermore, both the first clamping box and the second clamping box consist of a pair of half-boxes and a driving cylinder, with the pair of half-boxes being driven to open and close by the driving cylinder.
[0018] Furthermore, both the first and second electromagnets are provided with anti-magnetization stickers on their surfaces.
[0019] Furthermore, the base is equipped with casters at its bottom.
[0020] The advantages of this invention are as follows: by combining the ball-dropping device, pen-dropping device, and impact force value device into one compact structure, it can meet various testing needs, improve work efficiency, and reduce costs, floor space, and maintenance costs; the ball-dropping device can ensure accurate catching of the ball by setting a first anti-secondary impact component, making it easy to pick up; when the pen-dropping device drops the pen, the initial orientation guide tube prevents the pen from swinging or tilting in the initial state when the cylinder is released, ensuring the accuracy of the pen drop; the ball-dropping device, pen-dropping device, and impact force value device of this equipment all use laser positioners for alignment, which can ensure the accuracy of the ball drop. Attached Figure Description
[0021] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0022] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the testing machine of this utility model. Figure 1 .
[0023] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the testing machine of this utility model. Figure 2 .
[0024] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the testing machine of this utility model. Figure 3 .
[0025] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the testing machine of this utility model. Figure 4 .
[0026] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the testing machine of this utility model. Figure 5 .
[0027] Figure 6 This is a front structural diagram of the testing machine of this utility model.
[0028] Reference numerals in the attached diagrams: Testing machine 100, fixed frame 1, base 11, support rod 12, vertical guide rail 13, caster wheel 14, movable frame 15, lifting device assembly 2, first lifting device 21, first slider 211, first belt drive device 212, first double-column slide rail 213, first connecting block 214, second lifting device 22, second slider 221, second belt drive device 222, second double-column slide rail 223, second connecting block 224, motor 2121 (2221), first pulley 2122 (2222), transmission belt 2123 (2223), column 2124 (2224), ball dropping device 3, XY axis moving platform 31, first ball dropping assembly 32, first connecting rod 321, first laser positioner 322, first ball suction device Magnetic device 323, first electromagnet 3231, first sphere 3232, first anti-secondary impact component 33, first bracket 331, first clamping box 332, pen dropping device 4, platform 41, pen dropping component 42, second connecting rod 4211, cylinder clamping device 422, pen dropping 4221, initial orientation guide tube 423, second laser positioner 424, impact force value device 5, test disk 51, second ball dropping component 52, third laser positioner 521, second ball suction electromagnet device 522, second electromagnet 5221, second sphere 5222, second anti-secondary impact component 53, second bracket 531, second clamping box 532, half box 3321 (5321), drive cylinder 3322 (5322), controller 6, limit switch 7. Detailed Implementation
[0029] Please see Figures 1 to 6 As shown, the present invention provides a fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine 100, which includes a fixed frame 1, a lifting device group 2, a ball dropping device 3, a pen dropping device 4, an impact force value device 5, and a controller 6.
[0030] The fixed frame 1 includes a base 11 and two support rods 12. The two support rods 12 are vertically and symmetrically arranged on the base 11. Vertical guide rails 13 are provided on the opposite surfaces of the two support rods 12. A movable frame 15 is slidably arranged between the two support rods 12, and the two sides of the movable frame 15 are slidably arranged on the vertical guide rails 13. Universal wheels 14 are provided at the bottom of the base 11 to facilitate the movement of the testing machine 100.
[0031] The lifting device assembly 2 is located in the middle of the base 11, and includes a first lifting device 21 and a second lifting device 22. The first lifting device 21 is provided with a first slider 211, and the second lifting device 22 is provided with a second slider 221. The first lifting device 21 includes a first belt drive device 212 and a first double-column slide rail 213 provided on the base 11. The first slider 211 is provided on the first double-column slide rail 213, and the first belt drive device 212 and the first slider 211 are fixedly connected by a first connecting block 214. The second lifting device 22 includes a second belt drive device 222 and a second double-column slide rail 223 provided on the base 11. The second slider 221 is provided on the second double-column slide rail 223, and the second belt drive device 222 and the second slider 221 are fixedly connected by a second connecting block 224. By adopting a double-column slide rail structure, smooth movement is ensured and accuracy is guaranteed. The first belt drive device 212 and the second belt drive device 222 each include a motor 2121 (2221), a pulley 2122 (2222), a transmission belt 2123 (2223), and a column 2124 (2224). The pulley 2122 (2222) is disposed at the upper and lower ends of the column 2124 (2224). The motor 2121 (2221) is disposed on the base 11. The motor 2121 (2221) and the pulley 2122 (2222) are driven by the transmission belt 2123 (2223). The first connecting block 214 and the second connecting block 224 are respectively disposed on the transmission belt 2123 (2223). A limit switch 7 is disposed at both the upper and lower ends of the column 2124 (2224).
[0032] The ball-dropping device 3 includes an XY-axis moving platform 31, a first ball-dropping assembly 32, and a first anti-secondary impact assembly 33. The XY-axis moving platform 31 is disposed on one side of the base 11. The first ball-dropping assembly 32 includes a first connecting rod 321, a first laser positioner 322, and a first ball-attracting electromagnet device 323. One end of the first connecting rod 321 is disposed on the first slider 211, and the other end is disposed on the first ball-attracting electromagnet device 323, corresponding to the position above the XY-axis moving platform 31. The first laser positioner 322 is disposed on the first ball-attracting electromagnet device 323. Above 23; the first ball-attracting electromagnet device 323 includes a first electromagnet 3231 and a first ball 3232, the first ball 3232 is magnetically attracted to the first electromagnet 3231, the first anti-secondary impact component 33 includes a first bracket 331 and a first clamping box 332, the first bracket 331 is disposed on one side of the XY axis moving platform 31, the first clamping box 332 is disposed on the first bracket 331 and located above the XY axis moving platform 31; the XY axis moving platform 31 is driven in the X and Y directions by a ball screw mechanism.
[0033] The pen-dropping device 4 includes a platform 41 and a pen-dropping assembly 42. The pen-dropping assembly 42 includes a cylinder clamping device 422, an initial orientation guide tube 423, and a second laser positioner 424. The platform 41 is located on the other side of the base 11. The movable frame 15 is connected to the second slider 221 via a second connecting rod 4211. The cylinder clamping device 422 is located on the movable frame 15 and corresponds to the platform 41 above it. The cylinder clamping device 422 clamps the pen 4221. The second laser positioner 424 is located above the cylinder clamping device 422. The initial orientation guide tube 423 is located below the cylinder clamping device 422. The pen 4221 corresponds to the initial orientation guide tube 423.
[0034] The impact force measurement device 5 includes a test disk 51, a second ball-dropping assembly 52, and a second secondary impact protection assembly 53. The test disk 51 is disposed on one side of the platform 41, and a force sensor (not shown) is disposed at the bottom of the test disk 51 to collect impact force data. The second ball-dropping assembly 52 includes a third laser locator 521 and a second ball-attracting electromagnet device 522 disposed on the movable frame 15. The second ball-attracting electromagnet device 522 is located below the third laser locator 521 and above the test disk 51. The second ball-attracting electromagnet device 522 includes a second electromagnet 5221 and a second ball. The second ball 5222 is magnetically attracted to the second electromagnet 5221. The second anti-secondary impact assembly 53 includes a second bracket 531 and a second clamping box 532. The second bracket 531 is disposed on one side of the test disk 51, and the second clamping box 532 is disposed on the second bracket 531 and located above the test disk 51. The first clamping box 332 and the second clamping box 532 are each composed of a pair of half-boxes 3321 (5321) and a driving cylinder 3322 (5322). The pair of half-boxes 3321 (5321) are driven to open and close by the driving cylinder 3322 (5322). The surfaces of the first electromagnet 3231 and the second electromagnet 5221 are provided with anti-magnetization stickers, which can be used to prevent magnetization, protect the equipment, and reduce interference.
[0035] The controller 6 is communicatively connected to the lifting device group 2, the ball dropping device 3, the pen dropping device 4, and the impact force value device 5.
[0036] A fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine also includes a housing (not shown), which is an acrylic transparent cover and is disposed outside the testing machine 100.
[0037] This equipment is mainly used for automatic ball and pen impact testing of various materials, finished products, glass, LCD displays and other products. It uses computer software monitoring and infrared alignment device to strike the product with a steel ball of a certain weight, and can display the impact force curve.
[0038] When in use, the ball-dropping device 3 places the sample to be tested on the XY-axis moving platform 31, automatically moving and positioning the test point along the XY-axis. The coordinates of the test point can be set on the controller 6, and impact energy data (the weight of the ball, the self-fall control mode, and the calculated drop height) can be input into the controller 6. The controller 6 controls the movement of the XY-axis moving platform 31 in the X and Y axes, and the first laser positioner 322 performs positioning. When it moves to the corresponding position, the controller 6 controls the first lifting device 21 to lift the first ball-attracting electromagnet device. 323 is raised to a set height, and then the first ball 3232 on the first ball-attracting electromagnet device 323 is controlled to fall automatically. During the falling process, the first clamping box 332 is opened by the drive cylinder 3322, and the first ball 3232 passes between the two halves of the box 3321. After the first ball 3232 falls on the sample to be tested once, it bounces back. At the same time, the drive cylinder 3322 controls the two halves of the box 3321 to close and catch the rebounding first ball 3232, so as to avoid the first ball 3232 impacting the sample a second time, and realize the data acquisition of the impact force of the sample.
[0039] When the pen-dropping device 4 is in use, the sample to be tested is placed on the test point on the stage 41, and the impact energy data (the weight of the pen, the self-fall control mode, and the pen drop height) is input into the controller 6. The second laser positioner 424 is used for positioning. The controller 6 controls the second lifting device 22 to move the movable frame 15 along the vertical guide rail 13, which lifts the pen-dropping assembly 4 to the set height. Then, the pen 4221 on the cylinder clamping device 422 is controlled to automatically fall from the initial orientation guide tube 423. The pen 4221 is first passed through the initial orientation guide tube 423 to prevent the initial state of swinging and tilting when the cylinder clamping device 422 releases the pen 4221, thus ensuring the pen drop accuracy and realizing the data acquisition of the sample impact force.
[0040] When using the impact force value device 5, the sample to be tested is placed on the test point of the test disk 51, and the impact energy data (weight of the falling ball, self-fall control mode, and falling height) is input into the controller 6. The third laser positioner 521 is used for positioning. The controller 6 controls the second lifting device 22 to move the movable frame 15 along the vertical guide rail 13, driving the second falling ball assembly 52 to rise to the set height. Then, the second ball 5222 on the second ball-attracting electromagnet device 522 is controlled to fall automatically. During the falling process, the second clamping box 532 is opened by the driving cylinder, and the second ball 5222 passes between the two halves of the box 5321. After the second ball 5222 falls on the sample to be tested once, it bounces back. At the same time, the driving cylinder controls the two halves of the box 5321 to close and catch the second ball 5222 that bounced back, avoiding the second ball 5222 from impacting the sample a second time. The force sensor can be used to collect the impact force value of the second ball 5222 to realize the curve of the sample impact force value.
[0041] This invention integrates the ball-dropping device, pen-dropping device, and impact force value device into a compact structure, meeting various testing needs, improving work efficiency, reducing costs, and minimizing floor space and maintenance. The ball-dropping device and impact force value device 5 are equipped with anti-secondary impact components to ensure accurate ball catching and easy handling. The pen-dropping device uses an initial orientation guide tube to prevent initial pen swinging and tilting when the cylinder is released, ensuring pen-dropping accuracy. All three devices—ball-dropping device, pen-dropping device, and impact force value device—use laser positioning devices for alignment, guaranteeing ball-dropping accuracy.
[0042] While specific embodiments of the present invention have been described above, those skilled in the art should understand that the specific embodiments described are merely illustrative and not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Equivalent modifications and variations made by those skilled in the art in accordance with the spirit of the present invention should be covered within the scope of protection of the claims of the present invention.
Claims
1. A fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine, characterized in that: include A fixed frame includes a base and two support rods. The two support rods are arranged vertically and symmetrically on the base. Vertical guide rails are provided on the opposite surfaces of the two support rods. A movable frame is slidably arranged between the two support rods, and the two sides of the movable frame are slidably arranged on the vertical guide rails. A lifting device assembly is provided on the middle part of the base, which includes a first lifting device and a second lifting device. The first lifting device is provided with a first slider, and the second lifting device is provided with a second slider. A ball-dropping device includes an XY-axis moving platform, a first ball-dropping assembly, and a first anti-secondary impact assembly. The XY-axis moving platform is disposed on one side of a base. The first ball-dropping assembly is located above the XY-axis moving platform and includes a first connecting rod, a first laser positioner, and a first ball-attracting electromagnet device. One end of the first connecting rod is disposed on a first slider, and the other end is disposed on the first ball-attracting electromagnet device, corresponding to the position above the XY-axis moving platform. The first laser positioner is disposed above the first ball-attracting electromagnet device. The first ball-attracting electromagnet device includes a first electromagnet and a first ball, with the first ball magnetically attracted to the first electromagnet. The first anti-secondary impact assembly includes a first bracket and a first clamping box. The first bracket is disposed on one side of the XY-axis moving platform, and the first clamping box is disposed on the first bracket and located above the XY-axis moving platform. A pen-dropping device includes a stage and a pen-dropping assembly. The pen-dropping assembly includes a cylinder clamping device, an initial orientation guide tube, and a second laser positioner. The stage is located on the other side of the base. The movable frame is connected to the second slider via a second connecting rod, and the two sides of the movable frame slide on the vertical guide rail. The cylinder clamping device is located on the movable frame and corresponds to the stage above it. The cylinder clamping device clamps the pen. The second laser positioner is located above the cylinder clamping device. The initial orientation guide tube is located below the cylinder clamping device, and the pen-dropping device corresponds to the initial orientation guide tube. An impact force measurement device includes a test disc, a second ball-dropping assembly, and a second secondary impact protection assembly. The test disc is disposed on one side of a platform, and a force sensor is disposed at the bottom of the test disc. The second ball-dropping assembly is located above the test disc and includes a third laser locator and a second ball-attracting electromagnet device disposed on a movable frame. The second ball-attracting electromagnet device is located below the third laser locator and corresponding to the top of the test disc. The second ball-attracting electromagnet device includes a second electromagnet and a second ball, with the second ball magnetically attracted to the second electromagnet. The second secondary impact protection assembly includes a second bracket and a second clamping box. The second bracket is disposed on one side of the test disc, and the second clamping box is disposed on the second bracket and located above the test disc. A controller is connected via communication to the lifting device group, the ball dropping device, the pen dropping device, and the impact force value device.
2. A full automatic three-in-one impact testing machine as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The first lifting device includes a first belt drive device and a first double-column slide rail mounted on the base. The first slider is mounted on the first double-column slide rail, and the first belt drive device and the first slider are fixedly connected by a first connecting block. The second lifting device includes a second belt drive device and a second double-column slide rail mounted on the base. The second slider is mounted on the second double-column slide rail, and the second belt drive device and the second slider are fixedly connected by a second connecting block.
3. A full automatic three-in-one impact testing machine as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The XY axis moving platform is driven in the X and Y directions by a ball screw mechanism.
4. A full automatic three-in-one impact testing machine as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a housing, which is an acrylic transparent cover, and is located on the outside of the fully automatic three-in-one impact testing machine.
5. A full automatic three-in-one impact testing machine as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The first belt drive device and the second belt drive device each include a motor, a pulley, a transmission belt and a column. The pulley is located at the upper and lower ends of the column, the motor is located on the base, and the motor is driven by the transmission belt. The first connecting block and the second connecting block are respectively located on the transmission belt, and a limit switch is provided at both the upper and lower ends of the column.
6. A full automatic three-in-one impact testing machine as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The first clamping box and the second clamping box each consist of a pair of half-boxes and a driving cylinder, and the pair of half-boxes are opened and closed by the driving cylinder.
7. A full automatic three-in-one impact testing machine as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: Both the first electromagnet and the second electromagnet have anti-magnetization stickers on their surfaces.
8. A full automatic three-in-one impact testing machine as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: The base is equipped with casters at its bottom.