EP4335807A1 - Dispositif de réception pour la réception à hauteur variable d'un plateau de support - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a receiving device with which a support plate of a motor vehicle lifting device can be received at variable heights. At the same time, precise contact of the support plate at a receiving point of a body of a vehicle to be lifted using a lifting platform and/or a jack is made possible, so that safe and rapid raising/lowering can be realized.
- the present disclosure further includes a lifting device for safely and accurately contacting the pick-up points on the body of a vehicle to be lifted and a method for safely and quickly picking up and/or for safely and quickly lifting a vehicle
- Hoists generally known from the prior art and designed for raising and lowering vehicles usually include one or more support structures, for example a support arm system that is movable at least in the vertical direction and can be controlled by an integrated control system, as well as a receiving geometry attached to these support structures, which is specifically designed to place the support structure configured for lifting as precisely and tension-free as possible on the vehicle to be lifted, in particular on sections of the vehicle body intended for this purpose.
- support structures for example a support arm system that is movable at least in the vertical direction and can be controlled by an integrated control system, as well as a receiving geometry attached to these support structures, which is specifically designed to place the support structure configured for lifting as precisely and tension-free as possible on the vehicle to be lifted, in particular on sections of the vehicle body intended for this purpose.
- an adjustable support plate which has a base plate with four horizontally extending outer projections arranged at the same height.
- the outer projections engage in recesses in two opposite tabs, which are firmly connected to the support plate and can be moved vertically transversely to the longitudinal axis of the swivel arm.
- the recesses are shaped in such a way that four stop surfaces are available for the bolt ends at different heights.
- the height of the support plates, including the head plate and the tabs must be adjusted by hand and from the outset by moving them vertically.
- Height-adjustable receiving plates are also shown via at least two vertically pivotable scissor levers that intersect and are rotatably connected at the crossing point.
- a receiving plate is articulated to the scissor lever whose lower end carries out a horizontal displacement during the height adjustment.
- the height-adjustable receiving plate can be moved vertically using an operating lever and is locked by a pawl.
- the adjustment handle can be designed together with a shaft leading to the height adjustment device as an axial adjustment device for a multi-part support arm, in which case the shaft is then preferably mounted in an axially guideable manner in a guide bracket. An operator can therefore adjust the support plates to a suitable height without having to reach under the vehicle standing on the ground when the support arms are already swiveled in.
- the receiving device described here can preferably have a shaft section which is set up to be displaceable in a guide element between a first position and a second position, as well as a support plate receptacle, set up to receive a support plate, which is connected to the shaft section and a guide element, which is designed to guide the shaft section in at least one direction of movement.
- a support plate is understood to mean a component that is attached, for example, to a lifting platform or a car jack in order to be brought into contact with the manufacturer-specified support points on the underside of the vehicle.
- These support plates preferably have a circular surface, which is provided with a soft but resistant material such as hard rubber and a correspondingly sized base made of a material such as steel or aluminum, which fits positively into a corresponding receiving device on the base by means of a profile attached to the underside The lifting platform or the car jack is plugged in.
- the support plate holder claimed here is preferably to be understood as a component that is shaped and suitable for receiving a support plate. Due to its shape, the support plate holder is preferably suitable for accommodating a variety of different support plate models and thus offers a wide range of uses in relation to vehicles from different manufacturers or different model series.
- the shaft section described here is preferably a metal tube or metal profile whose dimensions and wall thickness are designed to absorb the forces that occur when lifting a vehicle without bending or breaking.
- another suitable material can also be used.
- Said support plate receptacle of the present receptacle can be connected to the shaft section of the receptacle described here in various ways.
- the preferred types of connection include, on the one hand, the provision of a one-piece component that contains both the support plate holder and the shaft section. Such a one-piece component can be produced, for example, by welding the support plate holder to the shaft section or by casting or forging a one-piece metal body.
- the provision of a variant in which the support plate holder and the shaft section can be detached from one another, for example via a screw connection or the like are connected to the preferred options for establishing a connection between these elements.
- the guide element is preferably a hollow profile or tube which is closed on the side facing away from the shaft section and is suitable for receiving the shaft section inside.
- the inner surface of the guide element has the same shape as the outer surface of the shaft section in order to ensure positive guidance of the shaft section in the guide element.
- the dimensions and wall thicknesses of the guide element are preferably selected so that the elongated shaft section can be displaced in the axial direction in the guide element with a play that is usual for this type of construction in the prior art and is guided by it in its translational movement.
- the inner surfaces of the guide element can preferably be provided with elements such as bolts or rails in order to enable even more reliable guidance of the movement of the shaft section.
- slidable layers for example made of hard plastic or the like, can be attached to the inner surfaces of the guide element in order to enable friction-reduced movement of the shaft section within the guide element.
- a first position describes a position of the shaft portion within the guide element.
- the shaft section and the guide element partially overlap.
- the shaft section partially protrudes from the guide section and preferably still has enough overlap area with the guide element to enable reliable and safe guidance of the shaft section.
- the second position describes a position of the shaft section within the guide element, in which the shaft section is largely sunk into the guide element.
- the shaft section in order to reach the second position, is preferably pushed further into the guide element starting from the first position up to a mechanical stop and thereby has a larger overlap with the guide element.
- the device disclosed here has the advantage that in preparation for lifting a vehicle using a lifting platform or a jack, the mounting points on the body of the vehicle can be reached exactly and thus precise and safe positioning of the support plates under the mounting points is possible. This is particularly advantageous if the vehicle to be lifted has an underbody configuration that is very uneven or if the pick-up points are located in troughs or recesses in the vehicle underbody.
- the claimed item eliminates the need for the use of support plate risers, which are normally used to reach hard-to-reach pick-up points. Accordingly, jack mounts on vehicles with heavily structured underbody or recessed mounts can be contacted more easily and precisely. This enables safe vehicle pickup and vehicle crashes due to poorly positioned support plates can be avoided.
- the claimed object enables a mechanically stable guidance of the support plate receptacle through the reliable and resilient arrangement of the shaft section in the guide element, since they overlap in a form-fitting manner. This means that no further moving components are required that are subjected to the load of a vehicle to be lifted. Therefore, the claimed holding device represents a low-maintenance, cost-effective and less complex solution compared to conventional support plate increases.
- the claimed object offers the advantage that there is no change in the position of the support plate holder due to the purely vertical direction change
- the extension length or the swivel arm geometry can be changed by adjusting the support plate height.
- a change in position of the support plate relative to the swivel arm and the associated change in geometry of the lifting mechanism of the lift is avoided. This results in a more predictable and easier to handle positioning of the support plates under the mounting points of the body of the vehicle to be lifted.
- an elastic element which is arranged between the guide element and the shaft section and which is designed to hold the shaft section within the guide section in the first position in the unloaded state, can be provided.
- the elastic element is preferably arranged between a bottom surface of the hollow profile from which the guide element is made and a bottom surface of the hollow profile from which the shaft section is made. In other words, when the shaft section is displaced into the guide element, the elastic element is compressed between the two mechanical stops formed by the bottom surfaces of the shaft section and the guide element.
- the elastic element is preferably a metallic spring or an elastomer, but other spring elements with elastic properties such as gas or air chambers can also be used.
- the spring rate of the elastic element is low in relation to the dead weight of the arrangement of shaft section, support plate receptacle and support plate, in order to ensure that the unloaded shaft section remains in the first position, but at the same time to ensure that the second position can be reached easily by compression of the elastic element make possible.
- the claimed object is to "scan” the underbody of a vehicle by, for example, moving or pivoting the support plates of a lifting platform with the support plate holder, which can be moved elastically in the vertical direction, in order to reliably contact the recording points on the body of the vehicle to be lifted.
- the elastic element does not carry the vehicle load and is compressed as far as the stop in the second position when the vehicle is raised.
- the claimed object therefore offers the advantage of a stable vehicle holder, since a stable support structure is formed at the stop in the second position by the overlap of the shaft section and the guide element on the one hand and support on the bottom surfaces of these parts on the other hand
- the shaft section can have a first groove for receiving a bolt along its longitudinal axis.
- the first groove is a groove which extends along the longitudinal axis of the shaft section and runs essentially parallel to the vertical axis of movement of the shaft section and is suitable for receiving a bolt which, when in engagement with the first groove, supports the translational movement of the Shaft section also leads.
- more than one groove can also be provided in the shaft section.
- the first groove is particularly preferably a stepped groove and, through its length in conjunction with the aforementioned bolt, defines the mechanical stops of the first position and the second position between which the shaft section can be displaced.
- first groove can be provided with a sliding insert in order to enable friction-reduced and wear-reduced guidance of the shaft section.
- the guide element can have a bolt which can be brought into engagement with the first groove of the shaft section.
- the bolt is a bolt made of metal or another material with high strength, which is located on the inner surface of the guide element and projects into the first groove.
- the bolt may be fixedly attached to the surface of the inner surface of the guide member, for example by welding, or releasably attached in a hole penetrating the side walls of the guide member to facilitate maintenance work.
- more than one bolt can also be provided in the guide device.
- the bolt can be covered with a sliding layer in order to ensure reduced friction and low-wear guidance of the shaft section on the bolt.
- the shaft section can have a second groove for receiving a spring bolt along its longitudinal axis, wherein the second groove has a recess for receiving a spring bolt.
- the second groove is a groove which extends along the longitudinal axis of the shaft section and runs essentially parallel to the vertical axis of movement of the shaft section and is suitable for receiving a spring bolt which, when in engagement with the first groove, supports the translational movement of the Shaft section also leads.
- the second groove is particularly preferably a stepped groove and, through its length in conjunction with the aforementioned spring bolt, defines the mechanical stops of the first position and the second position, between which the shaft section is displaceable.
- first groove can be provided with a sliding insert in order to enable friction-reduced and wear-reduced guidance of the shaft section.
- the recess for receiving a spring bolt can particularly preferably be a bore or countersunk bore at the end of the second groove facing the support plate receptacle, into which a spring bolt located on the inner surface of the guide element can snap in order to provide a locking option for the shaft section in the second position.
- the second groove can be provided with a sliding insert in order to enable friction-reduced and wear-reduced guidance of the shaft section.
- the first groove and the second groove can particularly preferably be mounted on opposite sides of the shaft section.
- the guide element can have a spring bolt which can be brought into engagement with the second groove of the shaft section, the spring bolt being designed to snap into the recess for receiving the spring bolt when the shaft section is brought into the second position by compression of the elastic element .
- a spring bolt is preferably a bolt held in a holder under the pretension of a spring or the like, which can be displaced against the holder using a force directed against the spring.
- the spring bolt rests on the base surface of the second groove under pretension of the spring and, driven by the spring, penetrates into the recess for receiving the spring bolt when it is reached.
- Penetration of the spring bolt into the recess for receiving the spring bolt therefore means reaching a releasable locking position of the spring bolt.
- the spring bolt prevents the shaft section from moving back from the second position towards the first position, driven by the elastic element.
- the spring bolt can be a component integrated into the wall of the guide element or can be detachably fastened in a recess in the wall of the guide element in order to facilitate maintenance work on the receiving device.
- the spring bolt can be covered with a sliding layer in order to ensure reduced friction and low-wear guidance of the shaft section on the spring bolt.
- the spring bolt can be designed to be detachable by hand from its latching position in the recess for receiving the spring bolt.
- Releasable by hand here means that the spring bolt can be released manually from the latching position, preferably by an operator.
- the spring bolt can have a handle or a bend that makes it possible to pull it out of the latching position against the preload force of the elastic element and thus enable the movement of the shaft element between the first position and the second position.
- the previously described arrangement of the spring bolt in conjunction with the second groove offers the advantage of easy operation of the holding device in question. It allows an operator to quickly release the shaft section from the second position. Since the shaft section can be quickly brought back into the first position by the spring force of the elastic element, it is possible to contact the pick-up points of a newly placed vehicle on the lifting platform or jack again easily, quickly and accurately. This means that a large number of vehicles can be recorded within a short period of time productivity, reliability and safety of work processes, for example in a car workshop.
- a technical advantage is that when the vehicle is lifted, the spring bolt of the holding device always snaps into place, as can be achieved, for example, by the above configuration.
- the spring bolt can remain in the latching position releasably and permanently (until it is released manually, for example) if it is latched into the recess of the receptacle and thereby holds the shaft section in the second position.
- the plate remains at the bottom, i.e. in the second position (until it is removed by hand, for example). This means there is no longer any contact with the vehicle and the swivel arm can be rotated outwards under the vehicle without additional effort and the vehicle can be driven off the lifting platform after the lifting process has been completed.
- a device system based on the integration of the previously described receiving device into a known lifting device is also claimed, which is referred to as a lifting device and is to be distinguished from previously used lifting devices by the equally existing advantages.
- the lifting device which in this case should be set up equally for picking up a selected vehicle and for raising and lowering the picked-up vehicle about at least one axis, can in this case correspondingly contain at least one vertically movable lifting device for positioning the picked-up vehicle along the above-mentioned, at least one axis , a receiving device attached to the hoist of the lifting device according to at least one of the previously described exemplary embodiments for contacting the support plate with the selected vehicle, so that the lifting device claimed here can be used as a general example of a hoist equipped with the present receiving device.
- the hoist can generally be understood as any type of device set up to pick up and raise/lower vehicles on the vehicle body, such as a lifting platform or a jack device, which is at least capable of lifting the respective vehicle to be contacted at at least one receiving point and, preferably by means of an integrated, vertically movable lifting mechanism, to be raised to a height which is preferably sufficient for processing the vehicle.
- a lifting platform or a jack device which is at least capable of lifting the respective vehicle to be contacted at at least one receiving point and, preferably by means of an integrated, vertically movable lifting mechanism, to be raised to a height which is preferably sufficient for processing the vehicle.
- the hoist of the lifting device can in particular be a predefined type of lifting platform, such as a column lifting platform, flat beam lifting platform or a scissor lifting platform / driving surface lifting platform and its axle lift, which have a large number of additional degrees of freedom compared to commonly used jacks and can therefore have beneficial properties for the more precise recording of vehicles.
- a predefined type of lifting platform such as a column lifting platform, flat beam lifting platform or a scissor lifting platform / driving surface lifting platform and its axle lift, which have a large number of additional degrees of freedom compared to commonly used jacks and can therefore have beneficial properties for the more precise recording of vehicles.
- the hoist of the claimed lifting device can preferably include, in addition to a device used for the vertical positioning of a vehicle, such as a vertically movable lifting column, at least also a swivel arm for the additional horizontal positioning of the vehicle receiving element used by the lifting device, more precisely, the receiving device already described above , so that a simultaneous (and preferably independent) positioning of the recording device in at least vertical and horizontal directions is made possible.
- a device used for the vertical positioning of a vehicle such as a vertically movable lifting column
- a swivel arm for the additional horizontal positioning of the vehicle receiving element used by the lifting device, more precisely, the receiving device already described above , so that a simultaneous (and preferably independent) positioning of the recording device in at least vertical and horizontal directions is made possible.
- the receiving device itself can preferably be designed to be attachable to the at least one swivel arm and fixed to the swivel arm using at least one connecting mechanism, so that the receiving device can be opened by pivoting the swivel arm about a preferably vertically oriented swivel axis, as well as any additional displacement of the swivel arm, for example Additional arranged mechanisms can be moved to any position within a horizontally aligned surface.
- the at least one swivel arm of the present lifting device can also be particularly preferably designed to move the receiving device mounted on the swivel arm at least from a first pivoting position, for example for removing the receiving device from a respective vehicle body at least a second pivot position, for positioning the recording device below the vehicle holder to be contacted, and to pivot back, whereby an extremely precise recording process of the vehicle to be lifted can be made possible.
- This recording process can further comprise, in accordance with the above-described features of the hoist and the recording device attached to the lifting device, in particular at least the following process steps: So, in a first step, with the help of the present lifting device, the receiving device arranged on the hoist together with the support plate can first be positioned under the vehicle body to be picked up and lifted, preferably directly under the vehicle receptacle of the vehicle to be lifted, which is to be contacted by the lifting device, so that, in Continuing process steps, a recording of the vehicle can preferably be generated by simply moving the recording device vertically.
- the lifting device can be used to lift the receiving device, preferably first by means of an integrated lifting mechanism set up for vertical displacement of the receiving device, such as a vertically movable lifting column, to a height below the body of the vehicle to be lifted, for example a predefined height of 20 centimeters above the ground.
- the swivel arm can then be moved, for example by swiveling or moving in the horizontal direction, from a starting position next to the vehicle to be lifted into a swiveling position under the vehicle.
- the at least one swivel arm can, for example, be attached to the lifting mechanism and carried along as a whole by it during the vertical movement, so that the horizontal change in position of the receiving device is preferably also carried out during the Vertical movement can be carried out by the lifting mechanism and potential downtime can be avoided.
- control of any movement generated within the lifting device can also preferably be carried out by integrated actuators, such as pneumatic, electrical (through the lift's own drive) or mechanically driven motors, and either manually (rotating or lifting the recording device), for example by entering certain movement commands into one with the actuators connected control unit, or fully automatically, for example by implementing or activating movement protocols coupled to the actuators.
- integrated actuators such as pneumatic, electrical (through the lift's own drive) or mechanically driven motors, and either manually (rotating or lifting the recording device), for example by entering certain movement commands into one with the actuators connected control unit, or fully automatically, for example by implementing or activating movement protocols coupled to the actuators.
- the exact position of the receiving device or other elements can also be detected using additional device elements, such as a position sensor integrated in the lifting device, and displayed for improved alignment for a user of the lifting device or for automated movement of the lifting device can be implemented as a parameter in the movement protocols described above.
- the support plate attached to the receiving device can then preferably be aligned at at least one receiving point on the body of the vehicle to be lifted.
- a movement of the receiving device by the hoist along a vertical axis at least from a first lifting position for positioning the receiving device below the body of the vehicle to be lifted to a second lifting position for contacting the support plate and the body or the receiving points of the body of the vehicle to be lifted.
- the present lifting device can also be used to further move the receiving device along the vertical axis in the direction of the vehicle by the hoist and thereby compress the receiving device up to a locking point in a second position of the support plate.
- the vehicle to be lifted can now be lifted with the support plate holder in the second position.
- the method may preferably include the following steps: moving the receiving device along the vertical axis to lower the vehicle; Removing the support plate from the mounting points on the vehicle body and/or releasing the mounting device from the latching point of the second position.
- the latter optional step offers, among other things, the technical advantage that when the vehicle is lifted, the spring bolt of the holding device always snaps into place, as can be achieved, for example, by the above configuration. This means that the plate remains at the bottom, i.e. in the second position (until it is removed by hand, for example). This means there is no longer any contact with the vehicle and the swivel arm can be rotated outwards under the vehicle without additional effort and the vehicle can be driven off the lifting platform after the lifting process has been completed.
- the object described makes it possible for a support plate holder to be provided for, for example, a lifting platform, which, due to its structure, offers a cost-effective, stable and easy-to-use option for safely raising or lowering a vehicle within a short time.
- the recording device described offers the advantage that it only allows a change in the position of the support plate in the vertical direction and thus changes in geometry a change in the distance between the support plate and the swivel arm or the lifting column can be completely avoided.
- Fig. 1 shows, by way of example, a lifting platform 1 with two lifting columns 2.
- the item described below should not be limited to a two-column lifting platform, but more or fewer lifting columns 2 can also be provided, for example a four-column lifting platform.
- the subject matter described below can also be applied to a single lifting column 2, for example a mobile lifting column 2.
- the Fig. 1 shows an example of a two-column lift for motor vehicles, which has two lifting devices or lifting arms 3 for each lifting column 2, on which a motor vehicle to be lifted is arranged. That's what they are in the Fig. 1 Support plate 3a shown is provided.
- the Lifting columns 2 of the lifting platform 1 are constructed in a known manner and will not be explained in more detail below.
- a device for attaching a support plate 3a to the lifting arms 3 in a variable height is shown as a receiving device 100.
- This has at least one support plate receptacle, a shaft element and a guide element, which can be constructed, for example, as shown in the following figures.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic side view of the claimed receiving device 100.
- a support plate holder 10 is connected to a shaft section 20.
- a guide element 30 into which the shaft section is inserted.
- the shaft section 20 has a stepped first groove 21, which extends essentially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the shaft section 20 and, through its length, determines the range of movement of the shaft section 20 in the guide element 30.
- the shaft section 20 and the guide element 30 are shown as square profiles which can be made from a material with high strength such as steel. It should be noted that in the Figures 2 to 4 In the side views shown, the walls of the guide element 30 lying in the plane of the paper are not shown for a better illustration of the functionality of the recording device 100.
- the shaft section 20 and the guide element 30 can also have other shapes or other cross sections in the axial direction, as long as the shaft section 20 is positively inserted into the guide element 30 and the functionality described here can be implemented.
- the support plate holder 10 is in Figure 2 and the following Figures 3 to 5d shown schematically as a square hollow profile with a base plate and the walls lying in the plane of the paper are not shown to better illustrate its structure.
- the support plate holder 10 shown is suitable for receiving a support plate 3a for contacting a receiving point on the body of a vehicle to be lifted.
- the shape of the support plate holder 10 can therefore vary depending on the support plate used and is not limited to the shape shown.
- Figure 3 shows a schematic side view of the claimed recording device 100 as seen from the side in Figure 2 shown side of the recording device is opposite.
- the shaft section 20 has a stepped second groove 22.
- the second groove 22 is also provided with a recess 23 for receiving a spring bolt.
- the recess 23 for receiving a spring bolt can be designed as a bore or countersunk hole into which a spring bolt can snap.
- Figure 4 shows a schematic view of a vertical cross section of the claimed receiving device along a line connecting the first groove 21 and the second groove 22.
- the guide element 30 has a spring bolt 31 and a bolt 32 which protrude towards each other from the surface of the inner surface of the guide element.
- Figure 5a shows a schematic view of a vertical cross section of the claimed receiving device along a line connecting the first groove 21 and the second groove 22.
- the receiving device is assembled and the shaft section 20 is in a first position 50, supported by an elastic element 40.
- the spring bolt 31 is in engagement with the first groove 21 and the bolt 32 is in engagement with the second groove 22.
- the elastic element which is supported on the one hand on a bottom surface of the guide element 30 and on the other hand on the underside of a bottom surface of the shaft section 20, holds the shaft section in the first position 50.
- the first position 50 is determined by the end points of the first groove 21 and the second groove 22 as they have one form a mechanical stop for the spring bolt 31 and the bolt 32.
- the shaft section can therefore only be moved from the first position 50 towards a second position 60. However, this requires compression of the elastic element 40.
- a compression of the elastic element takes place when the support plate 3a has been placed sufficiently precisely under the holder on the body of a vehicle to be lifted and the lifting arms 3 of the lifting platform 1 are moved upwards in the vertical direction.
- the shaft section 20, supported by the elastic element 40 and guided by the guide element 30, performs a translational movement from the first position 50 to the second position 60.
- Figure 5b shows a schematic view of a vertical cross section of the claimed receiving device along a line connecting the first groove 21 and the second groove 22.
- the shaft section is located in Figure 5b in the second position 60.
- the elastic member 40 is compressed between the bottom surface of the guide member 30 and the underside of a bottom surface of the shaft portion 20.
- the second position 60 is determined by the end points of the first groove 21 and the second groove 22, since these form a mechanical stop for the spring bolt 31 and the bolt 32.
- the spring bolt 31 is in a latching position in the recess 23 to accommodate the spring bolt.
- the shaft portion 20 is acted upon by a force exerted by the compressed elastic element 40 which is suitable for pressing the shaft portion 20 back into the first position 50.
- the shaft section 20 returns, driven by the elastic element 40, to the first position 50 and is there by the mechanical stops at the end points the first groove 21 and the second groove 22 stopped.
- the receiving device 100 After manually releasing the spring bolt 31 from the recess 23 to receive the spring bolt, the receiving device 100 returns to the first position 50 and can be used again to achieve the previously described advantages with regard to to achieve the precise and safe positioning of the support plate under the holders on the body of a vehicle to be lifted.
- the present disclosure provides a receiving device for the height-variable receiving of a support plate for motor vehicle lifting devices with a support plate receptacle movably mounted in a guide element by means of a shaft section, which is suitable for reliably, safely and quickly contacting the receiving points of a vehicle to be lifted.
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