A wire arranging stand for computer network engineering

Abstract

A computer network engineering wire arrangement frame, including elastic clamp, sliding seat, wire arrangement frame, positioning support, positioning support sleeve, lever, limiting rod, both ends of the wire arrangement frame have fixed plate, the wire arrangement frame has first slide inside, the first slide is adapted to the sliding seat, the sliding seat is connected with the first slide, the sliding seat slides in the first slide, the upper part of the sliding seat has bearing block, the upper part of the wire arrangement frame has upper slide hole, the bearing block is adapted to the upper slide hole, the bearing block passes through the upper slide hole, the bearing block is connected with the elastic clamp, the elastic clamp is connected with the outer side of the rubber pad, the inner side of the rubber pad is connected with the cable, both sides of the wire arrangement frame have baffle, the inner side of the baffle is attached to the sliding seat, the sliding seat has lever hole, the baffle has side slide hole, the side slide hole and the lever hole are adapted to the lever, the lever passes through the side slide hole and the lever hole in turn.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of computers, and in particular to a cable tray for computer network engineering. Background Technology

[0002] An existing patent (publication number: CN211209199U) discloses a cable tray for computer network engineering, including support rods. Two sets of support rods are connected by a clamping mechanism. A screw is fixedly welded to the bottom of each support rod, and a second movable rod is sleeved on the surface of the screw. Second sliders are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the top of the second movable rod, and the surfaces of the second sliders abut against a fixing frame. However, the position and number of clamping slots in the "clamping mechanism" of this device are fixed, making it impossible to adjust or flexibly increase or decrease their distribution spacing and number according to the actual number and requirements of cables in the computer network engineering. This easily leads to insufficient cable tray space or unused slots, presenting a drawback. Summary of the Invention

[0003] This utility model addresses the aforementioned shortcomings of existing technologies by providing a cable tray for computer network engineering that offers stable clamping, adapts to the clamping requirements of cables of different thicknesses and specifications, is quick and easy to install and debug, allows for rapid adjustment and fixation of cable layout, improves the efficiency of cable management in computer network engineering, and has a wide range of applications and strong practicality.

[0004] The objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution: A cable tray for computer network engineering includes an elastic clamp, a slide block, a cable tray, a positioning support rod, a positioning sleeve, a lever, and a limiting rod. The cable tray has fixed plates at both ends. The cable tray has a first slide rail inside, which is adapted to the slide block. The slide block is connected to the first slide rail and slides within the first slide rail. The slide block has a support block on its upper part, and the cable tray has an upper sliding hole on its upper part. The support block is adapted to the upper sliding hole and passes through the upper sliding hole. The support block is connected to the elastic clamp, which is connected to the outer side of a rubber pad. The inner side of the rubber pad is connected to a cable. The cable tray has baffles on both sides, with the inner side of the baffles fitting the slide block. The slide block has a lever hole, and the baffles have side sliding holes. The side sliding holes and lever holes are adapted to a lever, which passes through the side sliding holes and lever holes in sequence.

[0005] The lever of this invention has a second slide rail inside, which is adapted to the positioning support sleeve. The positioning support sleeve is connected to the second slide rail and slides within the second slide rail. The outer end of the positioning support sleeve has a locking plate. The lever has an external mounting support sleeve, which is connected to the outside of the bearing. The bearing is connected to the positioning rod. The outer end of the positioning rod has a knob, which fits into the mounting support sleeve. The inner end of the positioning rod is connected to the positioning support sleeve via a thread. Beneficial effects

[0006] The rubber pad inside the elastic clip of this utility model has the functions of anti-slip and increasing friction resistance. By closely adhering to the cable, it increases the clamping stability of the cable and utilizes the elastic deformation of the clip to adapt to the clamping requirements of cables of different thicknesses, preventing the cable from loosening or slipping, enhancing the stability of cable arrangement, expanding the applicability of the device, and increasing its practicality.

[0007] This utility model flexibly adjusts the cable routing layout by sliding the slide block and guiding and limiting the position with the limiting rod. When the limiting rod is removed, the lever can be pulled away from the locking plate side to quickly adjust the number and spacing of the elastic clips, avoiding insufficient cable routing space or empty slots, and improving the adaptability of the cable tray to different engineering scenarios and the space utilization rate.

[0008] This utility model's positioning support rod is connected to the positioning sleeve via a threaded connection, allowing the positioning sleeve to drive the locking plate to move laterally in a straight line by rotating the knob. When the locking plate moves inward until the locking block is embedded in the locking groove, the cable tray can increase the positioning support point of the slide block and brake and lock it, ensuring the fixation of the corresponding cable and preventing cable slippage that could cause the interface to loosen. When the knob is rotated in the opposite direction to drive the locking plate outward until the locking block is completely disengaged from the locking groove, the positioning support point of the cable tray for the slide block disappears. At this point, the spacing between the elastic clips can be flexibly adjusted according to the actual cable routing requirements and the number of cables in the computer network project, ensuring reasonable cable distribution and improving space utilization.

[0009] This utility model provides stable clamping, adapts to the clamping needs of cables of different thicknesses and specifications, and is quick and easy to install and debug. It can quickly adjust and fix the cable layout, improve the efficiency of cable laying operations in computer network engineering, and has a wide range of applications and strong practicality. Attached Figure Description

[0010] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of a cable tray structure for computer network engineering as described in this utility model.

[0011] Figure 2 This is a rear view of a cable tray structure for computer network engineering as described in this utility model.

[0012] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view of a cable tray structure for computer network engineering as described in this utility model.

[0013] Figure 4 This is a side sectional view of a cable tray structure for computer network engineering according to the present invention.

[0014] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the cable tray structure described in this utility model.

[0015] Figure 6This is an exploded view of the slide, lever, positioning support rod, and positioning support sleeve structures described in this utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0016] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments: Example 1: A cable tray for computer network engineering includes an elastic clip 03, a slide block 04, a cable tray 06, a positioning support rod 14, a positioning sleeve 15, a lever 20, and a limiting rod 22. The cable tray 06 has fixing plates 07 at both ends. The cable tray 06 has a first slide rail 05 inside, which is adapted to the slide block 04. The slide block 04 is connected to the first slide rail 05 and slides within it. The upper part of the slide block 04 has a support block 09. The upper part of the cable tray 06 has an upper sliding hole 08, which is adapted to the upper sliding hole 08. The support block 09 passes through the upper sliding hole 08 and is connected to the elastic clip 03. The elastic clip 03 is connected to the outside of a rubber pad 02, and the inside of the rubber pad 02 is connected to a cable 01. The cable tray 06 has baffles 25 on both sides, and a slide 04 is attached to the inner side of the baffles 25. The slide 04 has a lever hole 21, and the baffles 25 have side sliding holes 10. The side sliding holes 10 and the lever holes 21 are adapted to the lever 20. The lever 20 passes through the side sliding holes 10 and the lever holes 21 in sequence. The rubber pad 02 inside the elastic clip 03 has the functions of anti-slip and increasing friction resistance. By tightly fitting with the cable 01, the elastic clip 03 increases the clamping and positioning stability of the cable 01. The elastic deformation of the elastic clip 03 is used to adapt to the clamping requirements of cables 01 of different thicknesses and specifications, preventing the cable 01 from loosening or slipping. This enhances the stability of the cable 01 arrangement and expands the applicability of the device, increasing its practicality.

[0017] Example 2: The lever 20 of this utility model has a second slide rail 19 inside, which is adapted to the positioning support sleeve 15. The positioning support sleeve 15 is connected to the second slide rail 19 and slides within the second slide rail 19. The outer end of the positioning support sleeve 15 has a locking plate 16. The lever 20 has an installation support sleeve 11 outside, which is connected to the outside of the bearing 12. The bearing 12 is connected to the positioning support rod 14 inside. The outer end of the positioning support rod 14 has a knob 13, which fits into the installation support sleeve 11. The inner end of the positioning support rod 14 is connected to the positioning support sleeve 15 by a thread. The cable 01 layout can be flexibly adjusted by sliding the slide seat 04 and being guided and limited by the limiting rod 22. When the limiting rod 22 is removed, the lever 20 can be pulled away from the locking plate 16 as a whole, so as to quickly adjust the number and spacing of the elastic clips 03, avoid insufficient cable laying space or empty slots, and improve the adaptability and space utilization of the cable tray 06 to different engineering scenarios.

[0018] Example 3: The baffle 25 of this utility model is divided into an inner baffle 251 and an outer baffle 252. The inner baffle 251 is attached to the locking plate 16. The locking plate 16 has locking blocks 17 on both sides. The inner baffle 251 has multiple locking grooves 18 on both sides. The locking blocks 17 are adapted to the locking grooves 18 and are connected to the locking grooves 18. The positioning support rod 14 is positioned and connected to the positioning support sleeve 15 through a thread, so that by rotating the knob 13, the positioning support sleeve 15 can drive the locking plate 16 to move laterally in a linear direction. When the locking plate 16 moves inward until the locking blocks 17 are embedded in the locking grooves 18. When the cable tray 06 is used to position the slide block 04, it can be braked and locked to ensure the fixation of the corresponding cable 01 and prevent the cable 01 from slipping and causing the interface to loosen. When the reverse rotation knob 13 drives the locking plate 16 to move outward until the locking block 17 and the locking groove 18 are completely separated, the positioning support of the cable tray 06 to the slide block 04 disappears. At this time, the spacing between the elastic clips 03 can be flexibly adjusted according to the actual cable routing needs and the number of cables in the computer network project to ensure reasonable cable distribution and improve space utilization.

[0019] Example 4: The outer baffle 252 of this utility model has a downward sliding hole 23, and the lever 20 has a limiting rod groove 24. The limiting rod groove 24, the downward sliding hole 23 and the limiting rod 22 are adapted to each other. The limiting rod 22 passes through the downward sliding hole 23 and the upper end of the limiting rod 22 is connected to the limiting rod groove 24 by a thread. This device provides stable clamping and can adapt to the clamping requirements of cables of different thicknesses and specifications. At the same time, it is quick and convenient to install and debug. It can quickly adjust the cable layout and fix it, improve the efficiency of cable laying operations in computer network engineering, and has a wide range of applications and strong practicality.

[0020] Example 5: Installation steps: First, place the slide block 04 into the first slide rail 05, ensuring that the elastic clamp 03 and the support block 09 both pass through the upper sliding hole 08, and that the lever hole 21 corresponds to the side sliding hole 10. Then, pass the lever 20 through the side sliding hole 10 and the lever hole 21 in sequence until the limiting rod groove 24 corresponds to the lower sliding hole 23. Next, pass the limiting rod 22 through the lower sliding hole 23 until its upper end is embedded in the limiting rod groove 24, and fix it to the lever 20 with threads. Finally, install the positioning support rod. 14 is embedded in the bearing 12 until the inner surface of the knob 13 is in contact with the outer surface of the mounting sleeve 11. Then, the locking plate 16 is placed outside the outer baffle 252, and the positioning sleeve 15 is placed in the second slide rail 19 and sleeved on the outside of the positioning support rod 14. The positioning sleeve 15 is positioned and connected to the positioning support rod 14 through threads. The locking block 17 and the locking groove 18 are correspondingly positioned. Finally, the locking plate 16 is moved by rotating the knob 13 until the locking block 17 is embedded in the locking groove 18, and the installation is completed.

[0021] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model and is not intended to limit the present utility model. It should be noted that for those skilled in the art, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the technical principles of the present utility model, and these improvements and modifications should also be considered within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A cable tray for computer network engineering, characterized by The cable tray includes an elastic clamp (03), a slide block (04), a cable tray (06), a positioning support rod (14), a positioning sleeve (15), a lever (20), and a limiting rod (22). The cable tray (06) has fixing plates (07) at both ends. The cable tray (06) has a first slide rail (05) inside, which is adapted to the slide block (04). The slide block (04) is connected to the first slide rail (05) and slides within the first slide rail (05). The upper part of the slide block (04) has a support block (09), and the upper part of the cable tray (06) has an upper sliding hole (08). The support block (09) and... The upper sliding hole (08) is adapted to the support block (09) passing through the upper sliding hole (08). The support block (09) is connected to the elastic clip (03). The elastic clip (03) is connected to the outside of the rubber pad (02). The inside of the rubber pad (02) is connected to the cable (01). The cable tray (06) has baffles (25) on both sides. The inside of the baffles (25) is attached to the slide seat (04). The slide seat (04) has a lever hole (21). The baffles (25) have side sliding holes (10). The side sliding holes (10) and lever holes (21) are adapted to the lever (20). The lever (20) passes through the side sliding holes (10) and lever holes (21) in sequence.

2. The cable tray for computer network engineering according to claim 1, wherein The lever (20) has a second slide (19) inside, which is adapted to the positioning sleeve (15). The positioning sleeve (15) is connected to the second slide (19) and slides in the second slide (19). The outer end of the positioning sleeve (15) has a locking plate (16). The lever (20) has an installation sleeve (11) outside, which is connected to the outside of the bearing (12). The bearing (12) is connected to the positioning rod (14) inside. The outer end of the positioning rod (14) has a knob (13) which fits into the installation sleeve (11). The inner end of the positioning rod (14) is connected to the positioning sleeve (15) by a thread.

3. The cable tray for computer network engineering of claim 2, wherein The baffle (25) is divided into an inner baffle (251) and an outer baffle (252). The inner baffle (251) is attached to the locking plate (16). The locking plate (16) has locking blocks (17) on both sides. The inner baffle (251) has multiple locking grooves (18) on both sides. The locking blocks (17) are adapted to the locking grooves (18) and the locking blocks (17) are connected to the locking grooves (18).

4. The cable tray for computer network engineering of claim 2, wherein The outer baffle (252) has a sliding hole (23), and the lever (20) has a limiting rod groove (24). The limiting rod groove (24), the sliding hole (23) are adapted to the limiting rod (22). The limiting rod (22) passes through the sliding hole (23), and the upper end of the limiting rod (22) is connected to the limiting rod groove (24) by a thread.

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