Multi-screen support for financial information workstation

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of financial operation, specifically financial information workstation multi -screen support, including support column and extension frame, the side of support column is provided with two rows of hanging set hole along vertical, extension frame is through the hanging buckle and is installed in the side of support column, extension frame includes assembly seat, the one side of assembly seat is fixed with L shape hanging buckle, the hanging buckle is embedded in the hanging set hole, and its side is close to the outer wall of support column, the inside of assembly seat is provided with T -shaped groove along vertical direction, T -shaped groove is installed T -shaped sliding block in sliding, the side wall of T -shaped groove is provided with positioning hole, the side of T -shaped sliding block is fixed with second locking screw, and second locking screw passes through positioning hole and can slide up and down in the hole, by adopting ground pre -installation then hanging buckle and is closed, need not to hold up screen to complete installation, and the operation difficulty and the falling risk are greatly reduced, two rows of hanging set hole provide discrete height gear, support arbitrary number screen's free splicing and later extension, and realize height fine adjustment through T -shaped sliding block.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of financial operation technology, specifically the multi-screen bracket for financial information workstations. Background Technology

[0002] With the rapid development of financial electronic trading, the number of information windows required for market data, information, risk control, and trading terminals has surged. A single screen can no longer meet the needs of rapid decision-making, and multi-screen display has become the standard configuration for trading counters, dispatch centers, and data monitoring rooms. However, existing technologies generally adopt a three-step installation method of lifting, aligning, and locking: the operator must first lift the monitor to a high place, then align it with the bracket fixed to the table, and finally use tools to tighten the bolts.

[0003] Existing multi-screen support installations suffer from several drawbacks. Due to the weight of the screens, it is difficult for a single person to keep them level for an extended period. They are also prone to slipping during alignment, resulting in low installation efficiency and risks of falling and injuring people or damaging equipment. Furthermore, the support columns only have a single row of threaded holes, with limited height options. When adding or replacing screens, the entire set of bolts must be disassembled, making rapid splicing and free expansion impossible. Therefore, a multi-screen support for financial information workstations is proposed to address these issues. Utility Model Content

[0004] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this utility model proposes a multi-screen support for financial information workstations. Specifically, existing multi-screen support systems suffer from several drawbacks. Firstly, the weight of the screens makes it difficult for a single person to maintain a horizontal position for extended periods. Secondly, the screens are prone to slipping during alignment, leading to low installation efficiency and risks of injury or equipment damage from falling screens. Thirdly, the support columns have only a single row of threaded holes with limited height options, requiring the complete disassembly of all bolts when adding or replacing screens, hindering rapid assembly and flexible expansion.

[0005] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve its technical problem is a multi-screen bracket for financial information workstations, including a support column and an extension frame. The support column has two rows of hanging holes on its side along the vertical direction, and the extension frame is fastened to the side of the support column by a hook.

[0006] The extension frame includes a mounting base, one side of which is fixed with an L-shaped hook. The hook is embedded in the hanging hole and its side is in close contact with the outer wall of the support column.

[0007] A T-shaped groove is formed vertically inside the mounting base, and a T-shaped slider is slidably installed in the T-shaped groove. A positioning hole is formed on the side wall of the T-shaped groove, and a second locking screw is fixed to the side of the T-shaped slider. The second locking screw passes through the positioning hole and can slide up and down in the hole. The protruding end of the second locking screw is threaded to a second locking nut, and the second locking nut is pressed against the outer side wall of the mounting base to lock the height of the T-shaped slider.

[0008] Preferably, a connecting block is fixed on the T-shaped slider, and a connecting ear is fixed on the connecting block. The connecting ear is rotated and installed on the first extension arm via a damping pivot. After the hook is fastened, the extension frame with the screen is fixed to the support column, and the tilt support angle of the screen can be adjusted by swinging the first extension arm.

[0009] Preferably, the first extension arm is a hollow structure, and limit holes are provided in both its upper and lower cross arms; the second extension arm is slidably inserted between the upper and lower cross arms of the first extension arm, and a limit strip and a third locking screw are fixed on the top side of the second extension arm, both of which are placed in the limit holes of the upper cross arm of the first extension arm; a third locking nut is threaded onto the third locking screw, and the third locking nut is pressed against the upper surface of the upper cross arm of the first extension arm to fix the extension length of the second extension arm.

[0010] Preferably, the end of the second extension arm is provided with an assembly groove, in which a connecting rod is installed via a damping shaft. A splicing plate is fixed on the connecting rod, and assembly holes are provided on the splicing plate. When installing the screen, the splicing plate is attached to the back of the screen and secured with screws; the damping shaft allows the screen to twist laterally, facilitating fine-tuning of the left and right angles.

[0011] Preferably, a sliding hole is opened in the middle of the assembly plate, a guide sleeve is fixed in the sliding hole, and the movable rod passes through the guide sleeve; an electrode ring is also fixed to the inner wall of the sliding hole, one end of the movable rod passes through the central hole of the electrode ring and is fixed to a base plate, and an electrode plate is fixed to the side of the base plate facing the electrode ring; a spring is fixed to the other side of the base plate, and the other end of the spring is fixed to the end groove wall of the sliding hole; a movable cap is fixed to the outer end of the movable rod.

[0012] Preferably, a buzzer is installed on the side of the assembly plate, and the electrode ring, electrode plate, and buzzer are connected to the mains power to form a circuit. When the screen and the assembly plate are stably assembled, the movable cap is squeezed by the back cover of the screen, the spring is compressed, the electrode plate and electrode ring separate, and the buzzer is de-energized and silent. After long-term operation, if the screws loosen, the screen and the assembly plate will no longer be tightly attached. The spring will rebound, causing the electrode plate to contact the electrode ring, and the buzzer will be energized and sound, reminding the user to perform timely maintenance, avoiding screen drop damage, and improving the safety of multi-screen support.

[0013] Preferably, a support base is welded to the bottom of the support column, and the support base has a mounting hole. A first locking screw is inserted into the mounting hole. A clamping plate is fixed to the bottom end of the first locking screw, and a first locking nut is threaded to the top end. The clamping gap between the clamping plate and the support base can be adjusted by rotating the first locking nut. When fixing the entire bracket, the support base is placed on the table, and the clamping plate is placed under the table. By rotating the first locking nut to tighten the gap between the support base and the clamping plate, the table can be firmly clamped, and the entire bracket can be fixed.

[0014] The advantages of this utility model are:

[0015] This utility uses a pre-installed ground mounting system with hooks for fastening, eliminating the need to lift the screen and significantly reducing operational difficulty and the risk of falls. Two rows of mounting holes provide discrete height settings, supporting the free splicing and later expansion of any number of screens, with height fine-tuning achieved via a T-shaped slider.

[0016] Through electrode plates, electrode rings, and springs, microswitches continuously monitor the screen fit; the buzzer immediately powers on to alarm the moment a screw loosens, reminding maintenance personnel to tighten it in time to prevent the screen from falling off and being damaged, significantly improving the safety and reliability of the multi-screen system in long-term operation. Attached Figure Description

[0017] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this utility model or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0018] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the first three-dimensional structure of the entire support;

[0019] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the second three-dimensional structure of the entire support;

[0020] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the extension frame structure;

[0021] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the extension frame;

[0022] Figure 5 for Figure 4 Schematic diagram of the structure of region A in the middle;

[0023] In the diagram: 1. Support column; 2. Extension frame; 3. Hanging hole; 4. Support base; 5. First locking screw; 6. First locking nut; 7. Clamping plate; 21. Hook; 22. Assembly seat; 23. T-shaped slider; 24. Second locking nut; 25. Connecting ear; 26. First extension arm; 27. Limiting strip; 28. Third locking screw; 29. ​​Third locking nut; 210. Second extension arm; 211. Second locking screw; 212. Connecting block; 213. Buzzer; 214. Assembly hole; 215. Assembly plate; 217. Movable rod; 218. Connecting rod; 219. Sliding hole; 220. Movable cap; 221. Electrode ring; 222. Electrode plate; 223. Spring; 224. Base plate. Detailed Implementation

[0024] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present utility model.

[0025] Example

[0026] Please see Figure 1 , Figure 3 , Figure 4 As shown, the multi-screen bracket for the financial information workstation includes a support column 1 and an extension frame 2. The support column 1 has two rows of hanging holes 3 vertically opened on its side. The extension frame 2 is fastened to the side of the support column 1 by a hook 21.

[0027] The extension frame 2 includes a mounting base 22, and an L-shaped hook 21 is fixed on one side of the mounting base 22. The hook 21 is embedded in the hanging hole 3 and its side is in close contact with the outer wall of the support column 1.

[0028] A T-shaped groove is formed vertically inside the mounting base 22, and a T-shaped slider 23 is slidably installed in the T-shaped groove. A positioning hole is formed on the side wall of the T-shaped groove, and a second locking screw 211 is fixed on the side of the T-shaped slider 23. The second locking screw 211 passes through the positioning hole and can slide up and down in the hole. The protruding end of the second locking screw 211 is threadedly connected to a second locking nut 24. The second locking nut 24 is pressed against the outer side wall of the mounting base 22 to lock the height of the T-shaped slider 23.

[0029] In existing financial operations, due to the large amount of financial information, multiple information windows need to be displayed on screens during the work process, requiring the use of multiple screens. When installing and setting up multiple screens:

[0030] The extension frame 2 is separated from the support column 1. After the screen is assembled onto the extension frame 2, the hooks 21 on the mounting base 22 are interlocked with the hanging holes 3 on the support column 1. After interlocking, the extension frame 2 with the screen is fixed to the support column 1. By opening two rows of hanging holes 3 vertically on the support column 1, when installing multiple screens, the hooks 21 of the extension frame 2 can be interlocked with hanging holes 3 at different heights as needed, realizing the assembly of multiple screens. During assembly, the screen is fixed first, and then the extension frame 2 with the screen is spliced ​​with the support column 1. There is no need to support the screen, which improves the installation safety. The combination form can be freely matched, avoiding fixed assembly.

[0031] If the extension frame 2 is already connected to the support column 1, and the screen alignment still needs to be finely adjusted, the second locking nut 24 can be loosened to allow the T-shaped slider 23 to slide within a small range in the T-shaped groove to achieve fine height compensation, and then it can be tightened again.

[0032] A connecting block 212 is fixed on the T-shaped slider 23, and a connecting ear 25 is fixed on the connecting block 212. The connecting ear 25 is rotated and installed on the first extension arm 26 through the damping shaft. After the hook 21 is fastened, the extension frame 2 with the screen is fixed to the support column 1. The tilt support angle of the screen can be adjusted by swinging the first extension arm 26.

[0033] Please see Figure 3 , Figure 4 As shown, the first extension arm 26 has a hollow structure, and limit holes are provided in both its upper and lower cross arms; the second extension arm 210 is slidably inserted between the upper and lower cross arms of the first extension arm 26, and a limit strip 27 and a third locking screw 28 are fixed on the top side of the second extension arm 210, both of which are placed in the limit holes of the upper cross arm of the first extension arm 26; a third locking nut 29 is threaded onto the third locking screw 28, and the third locking nut 29 is pressed against the upper surface of the upper cross arm of the first extension arm 26 to fix the extension length of the second extension arm 210.

[0034] When assembling a larger screen, loosen the third locking nut 29 and pull the second extension arm 210 outward under the guidance of the limit bar 27 to obtain a larger support span; after adjustment, tighten the third locking nut 29 to lock the position of the second extension arm 210 and meet the needs of fixing the large screen.

[0035] Please see Figure 3 , Figure 4 As shown, the end of the second arm 210 is provided with an assembly groove, in which a connecting rod 218 is installed via a damping pivot. An assembly plate 215 is fixed on the connecting rod 218, and an assembly hole 214 is provided on the assembly plate 215. When installing the screen, the assembly plate 215 is attached to the back of the screen and secured with screws; the damping pivot allows the screen to twist laterally, facilitating fine adjustment of the left and right angles.

[0036] Please see Figure 4 , Figure 5 As shown, a sliding hole 219 is opened in the middle of the assembly plate 215, and a guide sleeve 225 is fixed inside the sliding hole 219. The movable rod 217 passes through the guide sleeve 225. An electrode ring 221 is also fixed to the inner wall of the sliding hole 219. One end of the movable rod 217 passes through the central hole of the electrode ring 221 and is fixed to a base plate 224. An electrode plate 222 is fixed to the side of the base plate 224 facing the electrode ring 221. A spring 223 is fixed to the other side of the base plate 224, and the other end of the spring 223 is fixed to the end groove wall of the sliding hole 219. A movable cap 220 is fixed to the outer end of the movable rod 217.

[0037] During normal screen assembly, the movable cap 220 is pressed into the screen back cover, the spring 223 is compressed, and the electrode plate 222 separates from the electrode ring 221. If the screws are loose and cause the screen to detach from the assembly plate 215, the spring 223 rebounds and pushes the base plate 224, so that the electrode plate 222 contacts the electrode ring 221, forming a detection signal to prompt maintenance personnel to check in time and prevent the screen from falling off.

[0038] A buzzer 213 is mounted on the side of the assembly plate 215. The electrode ring 221, electrode plate 222, and buzzer 213 are connected to the mains power to form a circuit. When the screen and the assembly plate 215 are stably assembled, the movable cap 220 is squeezed by the back cover of the screen, the spring 223 is compressed, the electrode plate 222 separates from the electrode ring 221, and the buzzer 213 is de-energized and silent. After long-term operation, if the screws loosen, the screen and the assembly plate 215 will no longer be tightly attached. The spring 223 will rebound, causing the electrode plate 222 to contact the electrode ring 221, and the buzzer 213 will be energized and sound, reminding the user to perform timely maintenance, avoiding screen drop damage, and improving the safety of multi-screen support.

[0039] Please see Figure 2 As shown, a support base 4 is welded to the bottom of the support column 1. The support base 4 has mounting holes, and a first locking screw 5 passes through these holes. A clamping plate 7 is fixed to the bottom end of the first locking screw 5, and a first locking nut 6 is threaded to its top end. The clamping gap between the clamping plate 7 and the support base 4 can be adjusted by rotating the first locking nut 6. When fixing the entire bracket, the support base 4 is placed on a tabletop, and the clamping plate 7 is placed under the tabletop. By rotating the first locking nut 6, the gap between the support base 4 and the clamping plate 7 is tightened, thus firmly clamping the tabletop and fixing the entire bracket.

[0040] Working principle: During screen assembly, the extension frame 2 is separated from the support column 1. The screen is first fixed to the assembly plate 215 with screws to complete the ground-free pre-assembly. The L-shaped hook 21 of the assembly base 22 is aligned with the hanging hole 3, inserted, and locked. The entire screen module is then suspended from the support column 1. The two rows of hanging holes 3 provide discrete height settings, allowing for the rapid splicing of multiple screens.

[0041] If there is a slight height difference between adjacent screens, loosen the second locking nut 24, and the T-shaped slider 23 can slide slightly in the T-shaped groove to achieve fine compensation. After compensation, tighten it again.

[0042] A damping pivot is provided between the connecting ear 25 and the first extension arm 26, which can swing the screen back and forth to the optimal viewing angle and stop at any time. When the third locking nut 29 is loosened, the second extension arm 210 can extend and retract within the first extension arm 26 to meet the different support span requirements of large screen or narrow bezel splicing. A second-level damping pivot is provided between the connecting rod 218 and the splicing plate 215, which can rotate the screen horizontally to eliminate the angle difference between adjacent screens and form a continuous visual plane.

[0043] When the screen is installed correctly, the back cover presses against the movable cap 220, compresses the spring 223, separates the electrode plate 222 from the electrode ring 221, and disconnects the circuit. When the fixing screws loosen or the screen becomes dislodged, the spring 223 rebounds, pushes the base plate 224 to make the electrode plate 222 contact the electrode ring 221, closes the circuit, and the buzzer 213 is energized to emit a continuous beep, reminding maintenance personnel to tighten it immediately to prevent the screen from falling.

[0044] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of this utility model. 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.

Claims

1. A multi-screen bracket for a financial information workstation, characterized in that: It includes a support column (1) and an extension frame (2). The side of the support column (1) has two rows of hanging holes (3) in the vertical direction. The extension frame (2) is fastened to the side of the support column (1) by a hook (21). The extension frame (2) includes a mounting base (22), and an L-shaped hook (21) is fixed on one side of the mounting base (22). The hook (21) is embedded in the hanging hole (3), and its side is close to the outer wall of the support column (1). A T-shaped groove is opened vertically inside the mounting base (22), and a T-shaped slider (23) is slidably installed in the T-shaped groove; a positioning hole is opened on the side wall of the T-shaped groove, and a second locking screw (211) is fixed on the side of the T-shaped slider (23). The second locking screw (211) passes through the positioning hole and can slide up and down in the hole; the protruding end of the second locking screw (211) is threadedly connected to a second locking nut (24), and the second locking nut (24) is pressed against the outer side wall of the mounting base (22) to lock the height of the T-shaped slider (23).

2. The multi-screen bracket for financial information workstations according to claim 1, characterized in that: A connecting block (212) is fixed on the T-shaped slider (23), and a connecting ear (25) is fixed on the connecting block (212). The connecting ear (25) is mounted on the first extension arm (26) by rotating through the damping shaft.

3. The multi-screen bracket for financial information workstations according to claim 2, characterized in that: The first extension arm (26) is a hollow structure with limit holes on both its upper and lower cross arms. The second extension arm (210) slides between the upper and lower cross arms of the first extension arm (26). A limit strip (27) and a third locking screw (28) are fixed on the top side of the second extension arm (210). Both are placed in the limit holes of the upper cross arm of the first extension arm (26). A third locking nut (29) is threaded onto the third locking screw (28). The third locking nut (29) is pressed against the upper surface of the upper cross arm of the first extension arm (26) to fix the extension length of the second extension arm (210).

4. The multi-screen bracket for financial information workstations according to claim 3, characterized in that: The end of the second arm (210) is provided with an assembly groove, and a connecting rod (218) is installed in the assembly groove through a damping shaft. An assembly plate (215) is fixed on the connecting rod (218), and an assembly hole (214) is opened on the assembly plate (215).

5. The multi-screen bracket for financial information workstations according to claim 4, characterized in that: A sliding hole (219) is opened in the middle of the assembly plate (215). A guide sleeve (225) is fixed in the sliding hole (219). A movable rod (217) passes through the guide sleeve (225). An electrode ring (221) is also fixed on the inner wall of the sliding hole (219). One end of the movable rod (217) passes through the center hole of the electrode ring (221) and is fixed to a base plate (224). An electrode plate (222) is fixed on the side of the base plate (224) facing the electrode ring (221). A spring (223) is fixed on the other side of the base plate (224). The other end of the spring (223) is fixed to the end groove wall of the sliding hole (219). A movable cap (220) is fixed on the outer end of the movable rod (217).

6. The multi-screen bracket for financial information workstations according to claim 5, characterized in that: A buzzer (213) is installed on the side of the assembly plate (215), and the electrode ring (221), electrode plate (222), buzzer (213) and mains power are connected to form a circuit.

7. The multi-screen bracket for financial information workstations according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the support column (1) is welded with a support base (4). The support base (4) has an installation hole. A first locking screw (5) is inserted into the installation hole. A clamping plate (7) is fixed at the bottom of the first locking screw (5). A first locking nut (6) is threaded to the top. The clamping gap between the clamping plate (7) and the support base (4) can be adjusted by rotating the first locking nut (6).

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