US20130267386A1 - Foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a foldable treadmill, and more particularly to a foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism.
- a running platform 91 is disposed on a bottom base 90 .
- Two sides of the running platform 91 are connected to two sides of the bottom base 90 through swing arms 92 .
- the two sides of the running platform 91 are pivotally connected to a support rod 93 so that the running platform 91 is slidely supported on the bottom base 90 .
- the running platform 91 can be lifted relative to the bottom base 90 through the raising mechanism 94 between the bottom base 90 and the running platform 91 to allow the running platform 91 to produce a predetermined inclination relative to the bottom base 90 .
- the raising motor 940 of the raising mechanism 94 is operated to drive the screw 941 to shift the sleeve 942 .
- the raising motor 940 drives the sleeve 942 to stretch out relative to the screw 941
- two support rods 93 is forwardly pushed by the sleeve 942 .
- Two swing arms 92 downwardly swing in accordance with the support rod 93 .
- the running platform 91 is downwardly swung to restore.
- the raising motor 940 drives the sleeve 942 to contract relative to the screw 941
- the two support rods 93 are backwardly pulled back through the sleeve.
- the two swing arms 92 are upwardly swung in accordance with the support rod 93 .
- the running platform 91 is upwardly swung to achieve lifting.
- the conventional foldable treadmill has the following problems.
- the inventor(s) of the present invention based on years of experience in the related industry to conduct extensive researches and experiments, and finally developed a foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism as a principle objective that does not reduce the space for running when the running platform is upwardly swing to cause lifted state and that increases the using space on the running platform so that the length is not specifically increased while designing the running platform. Further, the length can be reduced to achieve the effect of reducing component costs.
- a second objective of the invention is that the movement of lifting the running platform is caused by the pushing force of the sleeve of the lifting mechanism in accordance with the stretching of the screw so that it provides excellent positioning and support effects when a runner runs on the running platform.
- the invention comprises: a base, two sides of the base having a member respectively, one end of each member having a stand post that is upwardly disposed; a running platform having a pivot portion respectively at the front end; a lifting mechanism disposed between the base and the running platform and comprising a telescopic actuation device and a link, one end of the link connected to the pivot portion, one end of the actuation device connected to the running platform while another end of the actuation device connected to the link, wherein when the lifting mechanism is activated, another end of the link moves on a support surface, and when the actuation device is stretched, the running platform is lifted and backwardly shifted relative to the stand post, and when the actuation device is contracted, the running platform is descended and forwardly shifted relative to the stand post; two swing arms, one end of the two swing arms connected to the pivot portion of the running platform while another end of the two swing arms pivotally connected to the base and located between front and rear ends of the member.
- the support surface is a rail, and the rail is parallel the member.
- a support component is disposed between the running platform and the base to support the running platform that is folded.
- the link comprises two support rods, and a horizontal rod is connected between the two support rods, one end of the actuation device is pivotally connected to the horizontal rod, one end of the two support rods is pivotally connected to the pivot portion of the running platform, and another end of each support rod is moved on the support surface.
- the actuation device comprises a lift motor, a screw and a sleeve, one end of the sleeve is pivotally connected to the link.
- FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional drawing according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a decomposition drawing according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a running platform at a horizontal state according to the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a running platform at a lifted state according to the invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a running platform of a conventional foldable treadmill at a horizontal state
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a running platform of a conventional foldable treadmill at a lifted state.
- the structure shown in the figures is the embodiment selected by the invention and taken as the depiction and may not be restricted during patent application.
- the embodiment provides a foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism comprising a base 1 , a running platform 2 , and a lifting mechanism 3 .
- Two swing arms 4 are connected between the base 1 and the running platform 2 so that the running platform 2 can be raised relative to the base 1 .
- two sides of the base 1 respectively have a member 10 , and one end of each member 10 has a stand post 12 that is upwardly disposed.
- a front end of the running platform 2 has a pivot portion 20 .
- a support component 5 is disposed between the running platform 2 and the base 1 to support the running platform 2 that is folded.
- the lifting mechanism 3 is disposed between the base 1 and the running platform 2 to lift the running platform 2 relative to the base 1 .
- the lifting mechanism 3 comprises a telescopic actuation device 30 and a link 31 .
- One end of the actuation device 30 is connected to the running platform 2 while another end is connected to the link 31 .
- another end of the link 31 is moved at a support surface 110 .
- the actuation device 30 is stretched, the running platform 2 is lifted and backwardly shifted relative to the stand post 12 .
- the actuation device 30 is contracted, the running platform 2 is descended and forwardly shifted relative the location of the stand post 12 .
- the support surface 110 can be a guide rail 11 .
- the guide rail 11 parallels the member 10 .
- one end of the two swing arms 4 is pivotally disposed to the pivot portion 20 of the running platform 2 while another end is pivotally connected to the base 1 and located between the two front and rear ends of the member 10 .
- the link 31 in the embodiment comprises two support rods 310 and a horizontal rod 311 between the two support rods 310 .
- One end of the actuation device 30 is pivotally connected to the horizontal rod 311 .
- One end of the two support rods 310 is pivotally connected to the pivot portion 20 of the running platform 2 , and another end of each support rod 310 can be moved at the support surface 110 .
- the actuation device 30 of the embodiment comprises a lift motor 300 , a screw 301 and a sleeve 302 .
- One end of the sleeve 302 is pivotally connected to the horizontal rod 311 .
- the lifting motor 300 is controlled to oppositely actuate, and the sleeve 302 is contracted in accordance with the rotation of the screw 301 .
- Two support rods 310 swing back toward the horizontal direction in accordance with the horizontal rod 311 that is pulled back by the sleeve 302 .
- the pivot portion 20 of the running platform 2 pivotally connected to one end of the support rod 310 is descended to restore the horizontal state shown in FIG. 3 .
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Abstract
A foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism is provided. A base is connected to a running platform through two swing arms. The running platform controlled by the actuation device and the link of a lifting mechanism is upwardly swung on the base. When the lifting mechanism is activated, the link is moved on a support surface. When the actuation device is stretched out, the running platform is lifted and backwardly shifted relative to the stand post. When the actuation device is contracted, the running platform is descended and forwardly shifted relative to the the stand post.
Description
- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to a foldable treadmill, and more particularly to a foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism.
- 2. Description of the Related Art
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FIG. 5 , a conventional foldable treadmill is provided. A runningplatform 91 is disposed on abottom base 90. Two sides of the runningplatform 91 are connected to two sides of thebottom base 90 throughswing arms 92. The two sides of the runningplatform 91 are pivotally connected to asupport rod 93 so that the runningplatform 91 is slidely supported on thebottom base 90. The runningplatform 91 can be lifted relative to thebottom base 90 through theraising mechanism 94 between thebottom base 90 and the runningplatform 91 to allow the runningplatform 91 to produce a predetermined inclination relative to thebottom base 90. - When the running platform of the conventional foldable treadmill is lifted, the raising
motor 940 of theraising mechanism 94 is operated to drive thescrew 941 to shift thesleeve 942. As shown inFIG. 5 , when the raisingmotor 940 drives thesleeve 942 to stretch out relative to thescrew 941, twosupport rods 93 is forwardly pushed by thesleeve 942. Twoswing arms 92 downwardly swing in accordance with thesupport rod 93. The runningplatform 91 is downwardly swung to restore. Reversely, as shown inFIG. 6 , when the raisingmotor 940 drives thesleeve 942 to contract relative to thescrew 941, the twosupport rods 93 are backwardly pulled back through the sleeve. The twoswing arms 92 are upwardly swung in accordance with thesupport rod 93. The runningplatform 91 is upwardly swung to achieve lifting. - However, the conventional foldable treadmill has the following problems.
- 1. It can be obviously seen in
FIG. 6 , when theswing arm 92 is driven by thesupport rod 93 to upwardly swing, when the runningplatform 91 is upwardly swung to achieve the lifting. The runningplatform 91 is shifted toward a front at a horizontal direction. The space capable of being run by a runner is relatively reduced. If the running space is satisfied with an original design, the shortened length must be compensated during the design of the runningplatform 91. When the length of the runningplatform 91 is slightly extended, the problem of increasing component costs will be caused. - 2. For the design of the raising motor, the pushing force for stretching the sleeve in accordance with the screw is greater than the pulling force for contracting the sleeve in accordance with the screw. For the structure of the conventional foldable treadmill, the motion of upwardly swinging the running
platform 91 is caused by the pulling force for contracting thesleeve 942 in accordance with thescrew 941. If the runningplatform 91 that is upwardly swung would like to be accurately positioned, the support relying on the pulling force is still not enough. The foregoing problem must be improved. - Therefore, improving the problem of the conventional foldable treadmill becomes an important issue.
- In view of the shortcomings of the prior art, the inventor(s) of the present invention based on years of experience in the related industry to conduct extensive researches and experiments, and finally developed a foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism as a principle objective that does not reduce the space for running when the running platform is upwardly swing to cause lifted state and that increases the using space on the running platform so that the length is not specifically increased while designing the running platform. Further, the length can be reduced to achieve the effect of reducing component costs.
- A second objective of the invention is that the movement of lifting the running platform is caused by the pushing force of the sleeve of the lifting mechanism in accordance with the stretching of the screw so that it provides excellent positioning and support effects when a runner runs on the running platform.
- To achieve the foregoing objective, the invention comprises: a base, two sides of the base having a member respectively, one end of each member having a stand post that is upwardly disposed; a running platform having a pivot portion respectively at the front end; a lifting mechanism disposed between the base and the running platform and comprising a telescopic actuation device and a link, one end of the link connected to the pivot portion, one end of the actuation device connected to the running platform while another end of the actuation device connected to the link, wherein when the lifting mechanism is activated, another end of the link moves on a support surface, and when the actuation device is stretched, the running platform is lifted and backwardly shifted relative to the stand post, and when the actuation device is contracted, the running platform is descended and forwardly shifted relative to the stand post; two swing arms, one end of the two swing arms connected to the pivot portion of the running platform while another end of the two swing arms pivotally connected to the base and located between front and rear ends of the member.
- The support surface is a rail, and the rail is parallel the member.
- A support component is disposed between the running platform and the base to support the running platform that is folded.
- The link comprises two support rods, and a horizontal rod is connected between the two support rods, one end of the actuation device is pivotally connected to the horizontal rod, one end of the two support rods is pivotally connected to the pivot portion of the running platform, and another end of each support rod is moved on the support surface.
- The actuation device comprises a lift motor, a screw and a sleeve, one end of the sleeve is pivotally connected to the link.
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FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional drawing according to the invention; -
FIG. 2 is a decomposition drawing according to the invention; -
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a running platform at a horizontal state according to the invention; -
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a running platform at a lifted state according to the invention; -
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a running platform of a conventional foldable treadmill at a horizontal state; -
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a running platform of a conventional foldable treadmill at a lifted state. - The foregoing and other technical characteristics of the present invention will become apparent with the detailed description of the preferred embodiments and the illustration of the related drawings.
- With reference to
FIG. 1 toFIG. 4 , the structure shown in the figures is the embodiment selected by the invention and taken as the depiction and may not be restricted during patent application. - The embodiment provides a foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism comprising a
base 1, a runningplatform 2, and alifting mechanism 3. Twoswing arms 4 are connected between thebase 1 and therunning platform 2 so that therunning platform 2 can be raised relative to thebase 1. As shown inFIG. 1 toFIG. 2 , two sides of thebase 1 respectively have amember 10, and one end of eachmember 10 has astand post 12 that is upwardly disposed. - As shown in
FIG. 1 toFIG. 2 , a front end of the runningplatform 2 has apivot portion 20. In the embodiment, asupport component 5 is disposed between the runningplatform 2 and thebase 1 to support the runningplatform 2 that is folded. - As shown in
FIG. 1 toFIG. 3 , thelifting mechanism 3 is disposed between thebase 1 and the runningplatform 2 to lift the runningplatform 2 relative to thebase 1. Thelifting mechanism 3 comprises atelescopic actuation device 30 and alink 31. One end of theactuation device 30 is connected to the runningplatform 2 while another end is connected to thelink 31. When thelifting mechanism 3 is activated, another end of thelink 31 is moved at asupport surface 110. When theactuation device 30 is stretched, the runningplatform 2 is lifted and backwardly shifted relative to thestand post 12. When theactuation device 30 is contracted, the runningplatform 2 is descended and forwardly shifted relative the location of thestand post 12. In the embodiment, thesupport surface 110 can be aguide rail 11. Theguide rail 11 parallels themember 10. - As shown in
FIG. 1 toFIG. 3 , one end of the twoswing arms 4 is pivotally disposed to thepivot portion 20 of the runningplatform 2 while another end is pivotally connected to thebase 1 and located between the two front and rear ends of themember 10. - As shown in
FIG. 1 toFIG. 3 , thelink 31 in the embodiment comprises twosupport rods 310 and ahorizontal rod 311 between the twosupport rods 310. One end of theactuation device 30 is pivotally connected to thehorizontal rod 311. One end of the twosupport rods 310 is pivotally connected to thepivot portion 20 of the runningplatform 2, and another end of eachsupport rod 310 can be moved at thesupport surface 110. - As shown in
FIG. 1 toFIG. 3 , theactuation device 30 of the embodiment comprises alift motor 300, ascrew 301 and asleeve 302. One end of thesleeve 302 is pivotally connected to thehorizontal rod 311. - As shown in
FIG. 4 , when the runningplatform 2 is lifted relative to thebase 1, and when thelift motor 300 is activated, thesleeve 302 is stretched out in accordance with the rotation of thescrew 301. Since the liftingmotor 300 is fastened at the runningplatform 2 so that the twosupport rods 310 stands up in accordance with thehorizontal rod 311 pushed by thesleeve 302. Thepivot portion 20 of the runningplatform 2 pivotally connected to one end of thesupport rod 310 is lifted accordingly and restricted within an arc path swung by theswing arm 4 to achieve the movement. Reversely, if the runningplatform 2 is downwardly swung relative to the bottom base, the liftingmotor 300 is controlled to oppositely actuate, and thesleeve 302 is contracted in accordance with the rotation of thescrew 301. Twosupport rods 310 swing back toward the horizontal direction in accordance with thehorizontal rod 311 that is pulled back by thesleeve 302. Thepivot portion 20 of the runningplatform 2 pivotally connected to one end of thesupport rod 310 is descended to restore the horizontal state shown inFIG. 3 . - The invention has advantages as the following:
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- 1. With the two
swing arms 4 and the twosupport rods 310 connected between thebase 1 and the runningplatform 2, the runningplatform 2 is upwardly swung to achieve the lifting when theactuation device 30 is activated. At this time, the runningplatform 2 backwardly shifts at the horizontal direction. By comparing with the conventional foldable treadmill that forwardly moves due to the running platform that is lifted, the invention does not reduce the space for the stroke of the runningplatform 2 and further increases the space for the stroke of the runningplatform 2 due to the runningplatform 2 that is backwardly shifted. Accordingly, with respect to the same stroke space, the runningplatform 2 of the invention can be reduced with the length at structure design to reduce the components, thereby lowering costs. - 2. The motion of lifting the running
platform 2 relative to thebase 1 is caused by externally pushing thesleeve 302 of theactuation device 30 stretched relative to thescrew 301. For the pushing force, which is larger than the pulling force, generated by thelift motor 300 with respect to the sleeve, thelifting mechanism 3 of the invention can provide the greater support force to the runningplatform 2 by comparing with the conventional lifting mechanism so that the runningplatform 2 of the invention on thebase 1 has excellent positioning and support effects to steady therunning platform 2 on thebase 1.
- 1. With the two
- The invention improves over the prior art and complies with patent application requirements, and thus is duly filed for patent application. While the invention has been described by device of specific embodiments, numerous modifications and variations could be made thereto by those generally skilled in the art without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention set forth in the claims.
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1. A foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism characterized in that:
a base, two sides of the base having a member respectively, one end of each member having a stand post that is upwardly disposed;
a running platform having a pivot portion respectively at the front end;
a lifting mechanism disposed between the base and the running platform and comprising a telescopic actuation device and a link, one end of the link connected to the pivot portion, one end of the actuation device connected to the running platform while another end of the actuation device connected to the link, wherein when the lifting mechanism is activated, another end of the link moves on a support surface, and when the actuation device is stretched, the running platform is lifted and backwardly shifted relative to the stand post, and when the actuation device is contracted, the running platform is descended and forwardly shifted relative to the stand post;
two swing arms, one end of the two swing arms connected to the pivot portion of the running platform while another end of the two swing arms pivotally connected to the base and located between front and rear ends of the member.
2. The foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism as recited in claim 1 , characterized in that the support surface is a rail, and the rail is parallel the member.
3. The foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism as recited in claim 1 , characterized in that a support component is disposed between the running platform and the base to support the running platform that is folded.
4. The foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism as recited in claim 1 , characterized in that the link comprises two support rods, and a horizontal rod is connected between the two support rods, one end of the actuation device is pivotally connected to the horizontal rod, one end of the two support rods is pivotally connected to the pivot portion of the running platform, and another end of each support rod is moved on the support surface.
5. The foldable treadmill having lifting mechanism as recited in claim 1 , characterized in that the actuation device comprises a lift motor, a screw and a sleeve, one end of the sleeve is pivotally connected to the link.
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