A brick gripper with safety protection function

Abstract

The invention discloses a brick gripper with safety protection function, which comprises a first clamping seat, a clamping mechanism, a second clamping seat, a locking mechanism, a conflicting spring, buckles, bayonet pins and a fastening mechanism. The beneficial effects of the present invention are: by pulling the second card base, the bottom of the second card base and the other end of the first card base are rotated, and the bricks are resisted and clamped under the action of the fastening mechanism, and then the first card is extracted. The seat keeps the second card seat in a state of stress all the time, and it is convenient to extract and stack multiple bricks. The limit between the seat and the first card seat is not easy to rotate, which is beneficial to prevent the rotation of the second card seat and the first card seat during the long-term clamping and handling process, so that the bricks are separated. When they are separated, they can be rotated upward by pressing the buckle , so that the bayonet is separated, and then the external force of the second clamping seat is removed, so that the two splints are loosened, which is conducive to the separation of the bricks.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a brick clamp, in particular to a brick clamp with a safety protection function, and belongs to the technical field of brick clamps. Background technique [0002] Brick is the most traditional masonry material. It has gradually developed from clay as the main raw material to the use of industrial waste such as coal gangue and fly ash. At the same time, it has developed from solid to porous and hollow, from sintered to non-sintered. Block material, divided into sintered bricks and non-sintered bricks, commonly known as bricks, clay bricks use clay as the main raw material, and are made by mud treatment, molding, drying and roasting. [0003] When transporting and stacking bricks, it is necessary to use a brick gripper to clamp and extract the bricks, thereby improving the efficiency of handling. However, when the traditional brick gripper is used, the protection measures are not good. When stacking at a high place, During the e...

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[0003] When transporting and stacking bricks, it is necessary to use a brick gripper to clamp and extract the bricks, thereby improving the efficiency of handling. However, when the traditional brick gripper is used, the protection measures are not good. When stacking at a high place, During the extraction process, there may be looseness between the hand and the splint. In this way, the splint loses its clamping force, and it is easy to cause the brick to fall, which is very dangerous

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