Door device for self-help service station

Abstract

The invention provides a door device for a self-help service station. The door device mainly comprises a door panel, a sliding block and a supporting rod, wherein a slideway with a downward opening is arranged on the door panel; a spherical concave hole is formed in the sliding block; the sliding block is mounted in the slideway; a spherical boss is arranged at one end of the supporting rod and ejects in the spherical concave hole of the sliding block; a bolt hole is formed in the other end of the supporting rod; the supporting rod is mounted on a cabinet body of the self-help service station. According to the door device provided by the invention, the door panel can axially rotate and slide and is flexible in movement; the stopping area of the door panel can be effectively reduced; the replenishment and the arrangement of goods for the self-help service station by sales management personnel are facilitated.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a self-service station with automatic sales and recycling functions, in particular to a door device for the self-service station. Background technique [0002] The self-service station can automatically sell goods and automatically recycle used old goods, which can save manpower and reduce costs, and has broad application prospects. Generally, self-service stations are placed in relatively prosperous downtown areas, where the passenger flow is large, the location is expensive, and the space is limited. The doors of existing self-service stations or automatic vending machines are generally opened by shafts and cannot be pushed and pulled. Due to the large blocking area of ​​the existing door, it cannot be flexibly pushed, pulled or folded, causing sales managers to block the aisle when replenishing and discharging goods at the automatic service station, resulting in blockage. Contents of the invention [0003] Aiming at the ...

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Problems solved by technology

Generally, self-service stations are placed in relatively prosperous downtown areas, where the passenger flow is large, the location is expensive, and the space is limited.

The doors of existing self-service stations or vending machines are generally pivoted and cannot be pushed or pulled

Due to the large blocking area of ​​the existing door, it cannot be flexibly pushed, pulled or folded, causing sales managers to block the aisle when replenishing and discharging goods at the automatic service station, resulting in blockage

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