A steel wire rope four-wheel aligner

Abstract

The utility model relates to a kind of steel wire rope four-wheel positioner, it is characterized by: including positioning body, gyro wheel and guide pipe, the positioning body adopts left body and right body to be made of, the guide pipe is made of steel pipe upper end setting radial shoulder composition;The gyro wheel has four, respectively through fixed pin installation in the four gyro wheel grooves of positioning body upper end, four fixed pins form square structure;The central hole of the positioning body middle part is equipped with radial mounting groove, guide pipe is embedded in radial mounting groove by radial shoulder, steel wire rope passes through the central hole of positioning sleeve and the outer cylindrical surface of four cylindrical gyro wheel rolling cooperation, realize the guidance and positioning of ejector, reduce the friction between steel wire rope and positioner, with the advantages of small energy loss, low motion noise, long service life etc.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a positioning device, and more particularly to a four-wheel positioning device for steel wire ropes. This utility model is applicable to the guiding and positioning device for steel wire ropes in amusement facilities. Background Technology

[0002] In projectile-type amusement rides, steel wire ropes are typically used to guide and position the projectile. The wire rope passes through positioning holes in the projectile, limiting its movement along the rope's direction. The main drawback of this structure is the significant friction between the wire rope and the positioning holes in the projectile. This results in substantial energy loss and noise during the projectile's movement, and also causes significant wear and tear on both the wire rope and the positioning holes, shortening the product's lifespan. Utility Model Content

[0003] This utility model addresses the shortcomings of existing technologies by providing a wire rope four-wheel positioning device that reduces friction between the wire rope and the launcher, minimizes energy loss during launch, reduces noise, minimizes wear on the wire rope and positioning holes, and extends service life.

[0004] The technical solution for realizing this utility model is as follows: A four-wheeled wire rope positioning device is characterized by comprising a positioning body, rollers, and a guide tube. The positioning body has a central hole and is composed of a left body and a right body fixedly connected by a screw and a nut. The rollers are cylindrical rollers, and the guide tube is composed of a steel pipe with a radial shoulder at its upper end. There are four cylindrical rollers, which are respectively installed in four roller grooves at the upper end of the positioning body by fixing pins. Each cylindrical roller has a central hole that dynamically engages with the outer cylindrical surface of the fixing pin. The four fixing pins form a square structure. A radial mounting groove is provided in the center of the central hole of the positioning body, and the radial shoulder of the guide tube is embedded in the radial mounting groove. The outer cylindrical surface of the guide tube is tightly engaged with the central hole of the positioning body. The wire rope passes through the central hole of the positioning sleeve and rolls with the outer cylindrical surfaces of the four cylindrical rollers.

[0005] The preferred option is that the radial mounting groove adopts a square structure, and the outer periphery of the radial shoulder of the guide tube adopts a square structure that cooperates with the radial mounting groove.

[0006] The preferred option is that the positioning body is composed of a symmetrical left and right body spliced ​​together, and the cross-section of the positioning body perpendicular to the center line of the central hole is a square plane.

[0007] The beneficial effects of this utility model are that the use of four rollers in conjunction with the rolling of the steel wire rope to guide and position the projectile reduces the friction between the steel wire rope and the positioner, resulting in less energy loss, lower noise, and longer service life of the projectile. Attached Figure Description

[0008] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model.

[0009] Figure 2 This is a utility model Figure 1 Exploded view.

[0010] In the diagram: 1. Positioning body, 2. Roller, 3. Steel pipe, 4. Steel wire rope, 5. Screw, 6. Fixing pin, 7. Roller groove, 8. Nut, 9. Radial shoulder, 10. Radial mounting groove. Detailed Implementation

[0011] like Figure 1 , Figure 2 The wire rope four-wheel positioning device shown is characterized by comprising a positioning body 1, rollers 2, and a guide tube. The positioning body 1 consists of a left body and a right body fixedly connected by a screw 5 and a nut 8. The positioning body 1 has a central hole. The rollers 2 are cylindrical rollers. The guide tube is composed of a steel pipe 3 with a radial shoulder 9 at its upper end. There are four cylindrical rollers, which are respectively installed in four roller grooves 7 at the upper end of the positioning body 1 by fixing pins 6. Each cylindrical roller has a central hole that dynamically engages with the outer cylindrical surface of the fixing pin 6, allowing the cylindrical roller to rotate around the fixing pin 6 within the roller groove 7. Four fixing pins 6 form a square structure, so that the inner cylindrical surfaces of the four cylindrical rollers and the outer cylindrical surface of the steel wire rope 4 maintain uniform rolling pressure; the center hole of the positioning body 1 is provided with a radial mounting groove 10, the radial shoulder 9 of the guide tube is embedded in the radial mounting groove 10, the outer cylindrical surface of the steel pipe 3 is tightly fitted with the center hole of the positioning body 1, the steel wire rope 4 passes through the center hole of the positioning body 1 and rolls with the outer cylindrical surfaces of the four cylindrical rollers, the lower end of the outer cylindrical surface of the steel pipe 3 extends out of the lower end face of the positioning body 1 and is fixedly connected to the guide hole of the catapult, thus fixing the positioning body 1 on the catapult.

[0012] The radial mounting groove 10 adopts a square structure, and the outer periphery of the radial shoulder 9 at the upper end of the guide tube adopts a square structure that cooperates with the radial mounting groove 10, which can prevent the guide tube from rotating in the center hole of the positioning body 1.

[0013] The positioning body 1 is composed of a symmetrical left body and a right body spliced ​​together. The cross section of the positioning body 1 perpendicular to the center line of the central hole is a square plane.

[0014] The directional terms such as "upper end" and "lower end" used in this utility model are for the purpose of describing the directions shown in the accompanying drawings and should not be construed as limiting this utility model.

Claims

1. A wire rope four-wheel positioning device, characterized in that: The system includes a positioning body (1), rollers (2), and a guide tube. The positioning body (1) is composed of a left body and a right body, which are fixedly connected by a screw (5) and a nut (8). The positioning body (1) has a central hole. The rollers (2) are cylindrical rollers. The guide tube is composed of a steel pipe (3) with a radial shoulder (9) at the upper end. There are four cylindrical rollers, which are installed in the four roller grooves (7) at the upper end of the positioning body (1) by fixing pins (6). The cylindrical rollers have a central hole that dynamically fits with the outer cylindrical surface of the fixing pins (6). The four fixing pins (6) form a square structure. The central hole of the positioning body (1) has a radial mounting groove (10). The radial shoulder (9) of the guide tube is embedded in the radial mounting groove (10). The outer cylindrical surface of the steel pipe (3) fits tightly with the central hole of the positioning body (1). The steel wire rope (4) passes through the central hole of the positioning body (1) and rolls with the outer cylindrical surface of the four cylindrical rollers.

2. The wire rope four-wheel positioning device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The radial mounting groove (10) adopts a square structure, and the outer periphery of the radial shoulder (9) at the upper end of the guide tube adopts a square structure that cooperates with the radial mounting groove (10).

3. The wire rope four-wheel positioning device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The positioning body (1) is composed of a symmetrical left body and a right body spliced ​​together. The cross section of the positioning body (1) perpendicular to the center line of the center hole is a square plane.

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