The fully automatic lifting device features a synchronous structure with a high-efficiency brake motor reducer. It uses motor lifting, and the control and monitoring are controlled by a frequency converter and encoder.
The pallet lifter is a core component of the non-fired brick production line. Through a hydraulic system, it automatically feeds, lifts, and delivers pallets, replacing manual labor for the automated transfer of 20-50 pallets. This equipment uses a PLC control system supporting both automatic and manual operation modes.
The bricks on the brick receiving machine are lifted and stacked on the left side to the set number of layers, then switched to the right side for stacking.
When a forklift is in operation, in order to lift multiple pallets or stacks at once, a frame needs to be placed underneath it to support multiple pallets or stacks.
After the empty pallets are stacked, they are conveyed by a roller conveyor to the pallets stacks turning mechanism. The turning mechanism can turn the stacked blocks 90 degrees to ensure that the openings on the blocks can be removed by a forklift, thus replacing manual turning, saving labor, avoiding safety accidents, and protecting the blocks from damage.
After the blocks are stacked, they are conveyed by a roller conveyor to the stacking and turning mechanism. The stacking and turning mechanism can turn the stacked blocks 90 degrees to ensure that the openings on the blocks can be removed by a forklift, thus replacing manual turning, saving labor, avoiding safety accidents, and protecting the blocks from damage.