SU25697A1 - Clothes storage device - Google Patents

Description

The proposed device is intended to store the dress in the changing rooms, in which a quick service of several hundred visitors is necessary. For this purpose, self-service of the latter is offered by using a mechanical device with a vertical lifting conveyor and two horisontal conveyors for distributing clothing to the MHorosTaziHOH storeroom and for lowering it into the dressing room. A two-jawed gripper is used as a hanger, with an inner hook for hanging the top dress and attaching a galosh box to it. The hooks are locked with special American locks, and the guards are also equipped with the same locks. The entire system is driven by an electric motor and is controlled by electromagnetic coils.

In FIG. 1 is a front view of the device; FIG. 2 is a partial section in FIG. one; FIG. 3 shows the device from above; FIG. 4-front view of the grip with dress holding sponges; FIG. 5 - the same, side view; FIG. b is the same, top view.

The squares 7 (figs, 1 and 3) are riveted: two tires 3 and 4, shelves 17, lanes 5 and frames 12. In addition, the squares 7 are fastened together with brackets 14, and pa, 1 points and strips 5 are fastened with brackets 15. At one end of the tires 3, 4 on the hinge 9, a grab 9 is swung, consisting of two halves constituting a fork. Between the tires 3 and 4 and between the poloBinkkamp pickup 9 along their entire length there is a gap of 8. So there is a gap between the frames 12 and the lower part of the frames 12 and the strip 5.

The lifting conveyor (fig. 1) consists of two (external and internal), one in the other rotating, chain mechanisms. .

The outer mechanism consists of: a w. 22, rotating in bearings of brackets 23, gears 24, sitting on rollers 22, chains 25 Gall, thrown over gears 24. At links of chain 25, at equal distance from each other, are forked hooks 26, on which is attached a latch 28 and a finger 29.

The internal mechanism consists of rollers 36, rotating in bearings of brackets 38, gears 37, sitting on rollers 36, chains 39 Gall, thrown over gears 35 and 37. On links

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Date: 27/12/2001

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DESCRIPTION of the lifting stand for albums.

To the author's testimony of P., A. Brandt, dated October 21, 1929 (for reference. Certificate. No. 59252).

On the issuance of copyright certificate published March 31, 1932

In the proposed lifting stand for albums, a split bar is applied to the stem for the purpose of laying the roots of the latter. The lowering of the said rod is carried out using the counterweight mounted on the blocks.

In the schematic drawing of FIG. 1 is a front view of the lifting stand; FIG. 2 - the same, side view, without showing the system of blocks.

Album stubs are inserted into forked bar 1 (Figs. 1 and 2) associated with stem 3. To lower and raise stem 3, serve as a counterweight 4 fixed on blocks 5.5. Between the album and the tripod, handle 2 is placed, with which the sheets of the album can be raised or lowered to the desired position.

The subject matter of the invention.

A lifting stand for albums, characterized by the use of a forked bar 1, intended for laying the roots of albums and connected to the rod 3, for raising and lowering which serves as a counterweight 4, mounted on blocks 5.5 (Fig. 1 and 2). inventions