Plate material conveying system
AssigneesDaiwa Engineering Co., Ltd., Daiwa Can Company
InventorsHideyuki Tani, Toshihisa Kasahara, Hidekazu Yoshioka, Hiroshi Nakamura
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Abstract
To provide a plate material conveying system configured to load plate materials produced by a press work onto a tray at regular intervals, prior to a cleaning process. The plate material conveying system comprises: a feeding section 13 that feeds the plate materials produced by the press work at regular intervals; a storage section 14 that stores the plate materials conveyed sequentially from the feeding section 13; a loading section 15 that loads the plate materials stored in the storage section 14 on the tray opposing thereto at one time; and a discharging section 16 that conveys the tray from a site to be opposed to the storage section 14 to a predetermined site.
Claims6
A plate material conveying system, in which a plurality of plate materials conveyed from a pressing section are aligned in array in the same orientation at regular intervals to be loaded into a tray, and in which the plate materials loaded into the tray are conveyed by conveying the tray,
- characterized by comprising:
- a feeding section that feeds the plate materials from the array of the plate materials contacted to one another on a predetermined flat site one by one at regular intervals;
- a storage section that has a plurality of shelves into which the plate materials conveyed sequentially from the feeding section are inserted, and that lifts one step in a direction perpendicular to a conveying direction of the feeding section to align an empty space of the shelf to the following plate material each time the plate material is inserted into the shelf;
- wherein the tray comprises a plurality of support members into which side edges of the plate materials are inserted at same intervals as the plate materials stored in the shelf of the storage section;
- a loading section that loads the plate materials stored in the storage section on the tray at one time by opposing the tray to the storage section in which a predetermined number of the plate materials are stored, and by moving the storage section toward the tray;
- and
- a discharging section that conveys the tray on which the plate materials are loaded from a site to be opposed to the storage section to a predetermined site.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.