Suspension-type stacker crane
AssigneeMurata Machinery, Ltd.
InventorsJunichi Masuda, Akito Tai
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Abstract
A suspension stacker crane includes an upper truck frame, a pair of mast units, a transferring device, and an upper base. The upper truck frame includes driving trucks arranged side by side in a travelling direction, and a bogie structure that couples the driving trucks. Each of the pair of mast units is suspended from the bogie structure, and includes a lifting drive motor and a lifting drive transmission. The pair of mast units is arranged side by side in the travelling direction. The transferring device is driven to be lifted or lowered by the lifting drive motor and the lifting drive transmission. The upper base links the pair of mast units.
Claims3
A suspension stacker crane comprising:
- a truck frame that includes a plurality of driving trucks arranged side by side in a travelling direction, and a bogie coupler that couples the plurality of driving trucks;
- a pair of mast units that are each suspended from the bogie coupler, each of the pair of mast units including a lifting drive motor and a lifting drive transmission, and the pair of mast units are arranged side by side in the travelling direction;
- a transferring device that is driven to be lifted or lowered by the lifting drive motor and the lifting drive transmission;
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- a link that links the pair of mast units;
- wherein
- the bogie coupler includes a pair of first bogies that are arranged side by side in front and back positions in the travelling direction, each of the first bogies included in the pair of first bogies couple two of the plurality of driving trucks that are front and back driving trucks;
- the bogie coupler includes a second bogie that couples the pair of first bogies;
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- a pivotal support structure that is included in the pair of first bogies and pivotally supports one of the plurality of driving trucks around a vertical axis;
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- a pivotal support structure that is included in the second bogie pivotally supports one of the first bogies included in the pair of first bogies.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.