Bundling machine for cut branches

Abstract

The invention discloses a bundling machine for cut branches. The bundling machine for cut branches comprises a vehicle body. The vehicle body includes a vehicle hopper with openings in the upper end and the side end, walking wheels are arranged at the bottom of the vehicle hopper, and a push handle is arranged on the rear side of the vehicle hopper. A picking device, a compacting device and a bundling device are arranged on the vehicle body. The picking device comprises a picking claw obliquely arranged at the front end of the vehicle hopper, a supporting plate is arranged above the picking claw, a plurality of conveying chains are arranged on the supporting plate side by side, and conveying teeth are arranged on the conveying chains. The compacting device comprises a bracket, and the bracket is hinged to the vehicle hopper. A plurality of vertical sliding rods capable of vertically sliding are arranged on the support in the left-right direction, and the bottom end of each vertical sliding rod is connected with a horizontal pressing rod. The top ends of the vertical sliding rods are connected with a vertical sliding rod driving mechanism. The bundling device comprises a pressing plate, a bundling thread and a knotting disc. The bundling machine for the cut branches has the advantages of being small in size and capable of automatically picking and bundling the branches.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a baler for miscellaneous branches of forest trees. Background technique [0002] Forestry, especially the trees in the nursery, requires regular pruning of the branches. The pruned branches are scattered on the ground. Since large-scale machinery cannot be operated in the nursery, the messy branches after pruning are generally picked up manually and sorted into piles. bundled. The following problems exist when manual picking up miscellaneous branches and bundling: [0003] 1. The efficiency of manual picking and sorting is low, and the manual is easily scratched by the branches during the process of sorting the branches. 2. For manual bundling, the miscellaneous branches need to be tightened first, and then bundled. The strength of the artificial arm is limited, which often leads to loose miscellaneous branches after bundling, which is not conducive to later loading, unloading and transportation. Therefore design a small vo...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] 1. The efficiency of manual picking and sorting is low, and it is easy to be scratched by the branches in the process of sorting the branches manually

2. For manual bundling, the miscellaneous branches need to be tightened first, and then bundled. The strength of the artificial arm is limited, which often leads to loose miscellaneous branches after bundling, which is not conducive to later loading, unloading and transportation.

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