Library bookshelf for book alignment

Abstract

The present invention relates to the field of library equipment and discloses a bookshelf designed to assist with book alignment. The bookshelf comprises a concave frame within which multiple storage frames are uniformly arranged. Each storage frame is rotatably mounted via rotating shafts fixed to its front and rear sides, and these shafts are supported by bearings connected to the concave frame. A positioning frame is fixed below the storage frame and closely interfaces with it. The bookshelf incorporates a push plate, inclined plate, driving rod, and spring mechanism that allows the storage frame to be easily pressed, rotated, and tilted for convenient access or alignment of books. Once pressure is released, the spring mechanism automatically restores the storage frame to its original position. This structural configuration facilitates neat organization, ease of access, and efficient alignment of books, especially in high-traffic or automated library environments.