JP3708982B2 - Method and apparatus for collecting and transferring disk case - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
[Industrial application fields]
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for collecting and transferring disk cases, and more specifically, after separating a molded disk case from a conveyor body to make it stand up, horizontally moving the disk case and sequentially collecting it by the moving force. The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for collecting and transferring disk cases.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Conventionally, a disk case is composed of an upper lid (upper case), a lower lid (lower case), and an inner lid (tray), and is molded by, for example, an injection molding machine that is a molding machine.
The disk case formed in this way is divided into a mounting lid and an inner lid that are made by mounting an upper lid body and a lower lid body, and finally these are individually packaged. .
[0003]
Usually, since the disk case taken out from the molding machine needs to be collected before the next packaging, it is placed on the conveyor body.
And this disc case is sent to the accumulation transfer process which is a process before a packaging process.
In this stacking / transferring process, the disk cases are sequentially taken out from the conveyor body one by one and are sequentially stacked on the stacking holding means extending in the transport direction of the conveyor body.
[0004]
In this case, the conventional stacking / transferring process of the disk case employs a process in which the disk cases taken out from the conveyor body are sequentially stacked and stacked vertically.
More specifically, in this type of stacking / transferring process, first, the disk cases transported on the conveyor body are separated and picked up one by one by the first transport device, and positioned in the horizontal position.
The positioned disk case is adsorbed and accumulated and held by the second conveying means that can be transferred vertically and horizontally.
[0005]
Then, the disc cases that are sequentially stacked and accumulated in a predetermined amount are transferred to the next packaging step.
In the packaging process, it is usually possible to directly wrap the disc case unless it is in the state of being stacked in the horizontal direction. Therefore, in this transfer, the disc case that is stacked and accumulated in the vertical direction is overturned by the third conveying means that can be overturned. It is assumed that
The disk cases accumulated in this state are wrapped in a form as shown in FIG. 10 by winding the tape 16 by a wrapping means, that is, a lapping machine.
[0006]
As described above, the stacking / transferring step of the conventional disk case includes a step of positioning the first transport means horizontally from the conveyor body, a step of stacking and holding the positioned disk cases vertically by the second transport means, Many steps were required, such as a step of tilting the accumulated and held disk case by the third conveying means to turn it sideways.
For this reason, the time loss from when the disk case is taken out of the conveyor body to when it is packed in the packaging process is large.
[0007]
Further, in the method of stacking up and down by the conveying means, a load is easily applied to the lower side.
In addition, when the posture is changed from the vertical direction to the horizontal direction, the accumulation state is easily shifted, and the packaging tape is easily detached later when packaging.
Therefore, in such a conventional disk case integration transfer process, the transfer efficiency is lowered, and since many devices are used in proportion to the number of steps, the equipment cost increases, and the maintenance of this type of device becomes complicated. Become.
[0008]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
The present invention is intended to solve the above problems.
That is, an object of the present invention is to increase the transfer efficiency of the process of stacking and transferring the disk cases, reduce the number of processes, thereby proportionally reducing the number of apparatuses, reducing the cost, and further improving the maintenance. It is an object of the present invention to provide a method and an apparatus for collecting and transferring a disk case.
[0009]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
Therefore, the present inventors have made extensive studies focusing on the reduction of the number of steps to be transferred and transferred to such a problem. As a result, in the process of transferring the disk case from the conveyor body, The present inventors have found that the conventional defects can be sufficiently overcome by adopting a laterally inclined posture that can be directly packaged in this packaging process, and the present invention has been completed based on this finding.
[0010]
That is, according to the present invention , (1) a disk case continuously transferred on a conveyor body is sequentially received by a base and turned as it is to be in an upright state, and then the base is horizontally moved in the upright state, the moving force an integrated transfer method for a disk case which successively integrated disk case to the integrated holding means, to the disk case the standing state, the sucking and holding the disk case on the base, the base board The rack of the drive member is engaged with the pinion, the drive member is moved and the base is turned, and the horizontal movement of the base is performed by the movement of the drive member in contact with the turned base. The present invention resides in a disc case accumulation / transfer method.
[0011]
Then, (2) the disk case stacking and transferring method according to the above (1), in which the disk cases are sequentially stacked between the support member and the locking member which the stacking holding means moves backward .
And (3), it exists in the integrated transfer method of the disk case of the said (2) description after that .
[0012]
(4) The disk case continuously received on the conveyor body is sequentially received and turned to be in an upright state, and then the upright moving means for horizontally moving the disc case and the support member by moving the upright moving means. An apparatus for stacking and transferring a disk case comprising stacking and holding means that sequentially stacks with a locking member, wherein the upright moving means sucks and holds the disk case, has a base having a pinion, and the pinion And a drive member having a rack that meshes with the base plate, and by moving the drive member, the base is swung up and abutted against the base to press and move the base . It exists in the integrated transfer equipment.
[0013]
(5) The disk cases continuously transferred on the conveyor body are sequentially received and turned to be in an upright state, and then the upright moving means for horizontally moving the disk case and the support member by moving the upright moving means. An apparatus for stacking and transferring a disk case comprising stacking and holding means for stacking sequentially with a locking member , wherein the upright moving means includes a bracket having a base for sucking and holding the disk case, and a drive member. A pinion fixed to a pivot shaft supported by the bracket is engaged with a rack provided on the drive member, one end of the pivot arm is fixed to the pivot shaft, and the other end is used as the base. By fixing and moving the drive member, the base case is swung through the rack and pinion to hold the disk case upright, and the drive member By moving the et, the abutting bracket is pressed and moved, resides in an integrated apparatus for transferring disk case which is adapted to horizontally move left upright the disk case.
[0014]
[Action]
By adopting the method and apparatus for stacking and transferring disk cases as described above, the disk cases continuously transferred on the conveyor body are sequentially received and swung to stand up, then moved horizontally, and accumulated by the moving force. The accumulated disc cases are successively packed in the holding means and then packed.
[0015]
【Example】
Hereinafter, an example is given and the present invention is explained based on a drawing.
First, the configuration of the disc case that is the subject of the present invention will be described.
In FIG. 1, the disc case is composed of an upper lid 1, an intermediate lid 2 and a lower lid 3 shown in FIGS. 1 (a), (b) and (c).
In other words, the disc case is configured such that the inner lid 2 is accommodated in the lower lid 3 and the upper lid 1 is attached to the lower lid 3.
[0016]
In this case, the upper lid body 1 and the lower lid body 3 are integrated by attaching the locking projections 4a and 4b formed inside the upper lid body 1 and the locking holes 5a and 5b of the lower lid body 3 to each other. The
The integrated upper and lower lid bodies 1 and 3 and the middle lid body 2 are separately packaged, but both are commonly used in the disk case stacking and transferring method of the present invention and in the apparatus thereof. The
[0017]
Therefore, for the sake of convenience, the case of the inner lid 2 will be described below as an example.
Here, in order to see the positioning of the disk case integrated transfer method and apparatus according to the present invention, the outline of all the processes from the formation of the inner lid body to the integration and packaging (the process of integration packaging) Is described below.
[0018]
First, as shown in FIG. 2, the process of stacking and packaging the inner lid body 2 is a process L in which the inner lid body 2 molded by the injection molding machine I as a molding machine is sucked and transferred to the transfer conveyor bodies 6a and 6b. The process includes a step M for sequentially transferring and transferring the transferred inner lid body 2 to the outside of the transfer conveyor body 6, and a step N for packaging the accumulated inner lid body 2.
Moreover, FIG. 3 shows the schematic of the apparatus which implements the process which accumulates and packs the inner lid body 2, (a) is the top view, (b) shows the side view.
[0019]
More specifically, in the adsorption transfer step L, as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, when transferring the inner lid body 2 to the transfer conveyor bodies 6a and 6b, first, a molding machine, For example, the inner lid 2 molded by an injection molding machine or the like is taken out by a robot hand (not shown).
Thereafter, the inner lid body 2 is brought into the vertical state shown in FIG. 4 by the hand, and the suction holding means 7 (see FIG. 3) waiting in the first position V in the vertical state in advance is used for A, B, C, D. The four are held by suction at the position.
[0020]
In this case, when the two middle lids 2 in the lower stages C and D are taken out by the injection molding machine I and held by suction, the two middle lid bodies 2 in the upper stages A and B are related to the mold of the molding machine. The lid 2 is disposed in the opposite direction.
Therefore, in consideration of later packaging, the inner lids 2 of the lower tiers C and D must be corrected and changed in the same direction as the inner lids 2 of the upper tiers A and B.
[0021]
When the four inner lids 2 are sucked and held by the sucking and holding means 7, the straight movement means 8 (see FIG. 3) moves straight in the process of the straight arrow shown in FIG. 4 through the cam plate 8a. It is rotated in the direction.
Next, the four inner lids 2 are placed at horizontal positions A, B, C, and D where the inner lid 2 is the second position H on the transfer conveyor bodies 6a and 6b with the adsorbed surface facing up. Positioned and mounted.
[0022]
At the same time, the inner lid bodies 2 of the lower tiers C and D are corrected and changed to the correct orientation by rotating in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. 4 in synchronization with the rotation of the suction holding means 7 in the process of linear movement.
After that, two of the inner lid bodies 2 are simultaneously placed on the two rows of transfer conveyor bodies 6a and 6b.
Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, when the inner lid body 2 is transferred onto the transfer conveyor bodies 6a and 6b, it is cooled (cooling) by the cooling means P in the process of being transferred. Is done.
[0023]
Although the inner lid body has latent heat at the time of molding, by performing such cooling, it becomes close to room temperature at the time of packaging, and deformation due to shrinkage hardly occurs later.
Further, the inner lid body 2 is transferred onto the transfer conveyor bodies 6a and 6b and transferred to the ends of the transfer conveyor bodies 6a and 6b.
Then, the inner lid body 2 is sequentially stacked and transferred in a disk case stacking / transferring step M of the present invention described below.
[0024]
That is, as will be described in detail later, in the accumulation transfer process M, when the inner lid bodies 2 that have been continuously transferred on the conveyor body are separated one by one, after sequentially receiving and turning them up, It is horizontally moved and sequentially accumulated on the accumulation holding means by the moving force.
A predetermined amount of the inner lid 2F accumulated in the stocker 11 of the stacking and holding means 10 is gripped in units of rows by the gripping device 14 of the transport means 13 and transferred to the next packaging means 15.
[0025]
In the wrapping means 15, the transferred inner lid body 2F is transferred by a wrapping tape 16 made of a thermoplastic resin such as vinyl chloride, which is fed from a wound roll R in the process of being transferred in the direction of the arrow. Packaged (packaging process N).
When this packaging process is completed, the packaged integrated middle lid body 2F is turned 90 degrees via the transporting means 17 for discharge, transferred onto the conveyor body 18, and sent to the next process.
The above is the process from the formation of the inner lid to the packaging.
[0026]
Next, the disk case accumulation / transfer apparatus of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.
First, the disk case stacking / transferring apparatus mainly includes an upright moving means 62 and a stacking holding means 10.
5 is a side view of the standing movement means, FIG. 6 is a front view of the standing movement means, FIG. 7 is a side view of the stacking holding means, FIG. 8 is a plan view of the stacking holding means, and FIG. It is a whole perspective view.
[0027]
As shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, the upright moving means 62 is for receiving the inner lid body 2 continuously transferred on the conveyor body in order and turning it into an upright state.
That is, the upright moving means 62 is roughly composed of a base 38 and a drive member 32 that turns and horizontally moves the base 38.
The base 38 includes a bracket 36 slidably supported on the rail 29 via a linear motion bearing 40, a swing shaft 35, a swing arm 41, a cradle 30, a suction plate 42, a suction release means 43, and the like. Composed.
[0028]
The swivel shaft 35 is pivotally supported by the bracket 36, fixes the pinion 34 at the center, and fixes one end of the swivel arm 41 at both ends.
The cradle 30 is horizontally fixed to the other end of the turning arm 41, and a stopper 44 is provided at the end.
Further, two shafts 46 are inserted into the auxiliary plate 45 fixed to the bottom of the cradle 30 so as to be vertically slidable.
[0029]
A support plate 48 is elastically supported on the shaft 46 while being biased downward via a spring 47 (see FIG. 5).
Further, two suction plates 42 are supported on the support plate 48 via springs weaker than the springs 47 of the support plate 48, and the tip suction surface of the suction plate 42 is substantially flush with the upper surface of the cradle 30. Is located.
[0030]
The suction release means 43 includes the auxiliary plate 45, an L-shaped bracket 49 fixed to the side surface, and a cylinder 50 having a rod 51 that is fixed perpendicularly to the bracket 49 and can move forward and backward.
The base 38 configured in this manner positions and places the inner lids 2 separated one by one on the conveyor body 6a on the receiving base 30 by the transfer force of the conveyor body 6a, and sucks it by the suction disk 42. To do.
[0031]
In this state, the base 38 is turned upright by the action of the upright moving means 62. Thereafter, the base 38 is moved horizontally, and the inner lid body 2 held by the moving force is sequentially accumulated on the accumulation holding means 10.
On the other hand, the drive member 32 includes a swing lever 31 that can be swung by a drive source (not shown), an engagement member 53, a linear motion bearing 56, a rack 33, and the like.
[0032]
The engaging member 53 is attached to the side surface of the linear motion bearing 56 and has a longitudinal groove 54 that can be engaged with the cam follower 52 at the end of the swing lever 31.
The rack 33 is horizontally attached to a support 55 fixed on the linear motion bearing 56 and meshes with the pinion 34 .
[0033]
The swing arm 41 is constantly urged rearward (leftward) by a locking bolt 58 attached to the bottom and a tension spring 57 stretched around the locking bolt 58 attached to the base 39. .
As shown in FIG. 5, the drive member 32 moves the rack 33 straightly in the right direction via the engagement member 53 by the swing of the swing lever 31, and rotates the pinion 34 in the clockwise direction by the straight movement.
[0034]
As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the accumulation and holding means 10 is a means for accumulating and holding the inner lid body 2 sent by the base 38 of the upright moving means 62.
That is, the stacking and holding means 10 is mainly composed of the support member 64 and the locking member 37, and the stocker 11 for stacking the inner lid body 2 is formed between the locking member 37 and the support member 64.
[0035]
First, the support member 64 includes a rodless cylinder 66 fixed on the substrate 65 and a stand 12 attached to an adapter 67 that can move forward and backward by the rodless cylinder 66.
The locking member 37 includes a U-shaped frame 70, a cylinder 71, a shaft 73, an L-shaped locking arm 76, a compression spring 78, and a locking claw 37a that are mainly provided on both side surfaces of the substrate 65. Composed.
[0036]
More specifically, as shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the frame body 70 is attached on the guide rail 69, and a cylinder 71 is attached to one end of the frame body 70.
A shaft 73 is fixed to the tip of the rod 72 that moves forward and backward by the cylinder 71.
The shaft 73 is inserted through one end of an L-shaped locking arm 76 pivotally supported by the frame 70 via a shaft 77, and a washer 74 is attached to the tip of the inserted shaft 73. Yes.
[0037]
A compression spring 78 is inserted into the shaft 73 and presses and urges one end of the locking arm 76 counterclockwise.
The other end of the locking arm 76 is provided with a locking claw 37 a that protrudes inward, and the locking claw 37 a is always pressed and urged inward by a compression spring 78.
The stacking and holding means 10 configured in this manner sequentially stacks the inner lid body 2 separated from the conveyor body 6 a between the support member 64 and the locking member 37 by the horizontal movement of the upright moving means 62.
[0038]
Next, a series of operations related to the above-described disk case stacking and transferring apparatus will be described.
First, the inner lid bodies 2 that have been continuously transferred on the conveyor body 6a are separated one by one from the conveyor body, and are received by the base 38 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 by this transfer force.
That is, the separated single inner lid body 2 is abutted against and received by the stopper 44 provided on the cradle 30 of the base, and is simultaneously adsorbed by the two suction disks 42.
[0039]
In this state, when the swing lever 31 swingable by a drive source (not shown) is swung clockwise, the support body 55 is guided on the rail 29 via the linear motion bearing 56 and moved forward in the right direction. To do.
By this forward movement, the rack 33 is also moved in the same direction, the pinion 34 meshing with the rack 33 is swung clockwise, and the cradle 30 is swung clockwise via the shaft 35.
[0040]
Thereby, the inner lid body 2 held on the cradle 30 is in an upright state.
Further, when the support body 55 is advanced by the swing lever, the front end portion (right end portion in FIG. 5) of the support body 55 comes into contact with the bolt 36 a of the bracket 36.
The bracket 36 moves forward against the tension spring 57 by being pressed by the support body 55, and moves the inner lid body 2 held by the cradle 30 to move horizontally while standing.
[0041]
As shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the standing middle lid body 2 is sequentially transferred to the stacking and holding means 10 as shown in FIGS.
That is, the inner lid body 2 enters the accumulation holding means 10 while pushing the locking claws 37 a outward against the compression spring 78 by the horizontal movement force of the cradle 30.
During this intrusion, the inner lid body 2 held by the stand 30 in a standing state is pressed by the horizontal movement force of the stand 30.
[0042]
Further, the inner lid body 2 that has been pushed in and intruded contacts the stand 12 by a horizontal movement force, and moves the stand 12 together with the adapter 67 to the rear.
Therefore, the support plate 48 of the cradle 30 comes into contact with the rod 51 pushed out by the cylinder 50 and is pressed horizontally.
Due to this contact, the support plate 48 moves forward, and when the inner lid body 2 is pressed together with the two suction plates 42, the movement of the inner lid body 2 stops, and thereafter only the vertical shaft 46 advances. As a result, the suction disk 42 is separated from the inner lid 2.
[0043]
At this time, the suction action is stopped by the suction disk 42.
In this case, when the inner lid body 2 is moved, the pressure in the cylinder is released to the outside, but the inner lid body 2 is held in an upright state by a resistance force due to a slight residual pressure. be able to.
In this way, the inner lid body 2 that is sequentially transferred is accumulated and held in the stocker 11 formed between the stand 12 of the support member 64 that moves backward and the locking claws 37 a of the locking member 37.
[0044]
When a predetermined amount of the inner lid body 2 is accumulated in the accumulation holding means 10, it is detected by a pair of preset sensors 80 (for example, optical sensors).
In this state, the accumulated inner lid body 2F is transferred to the next packaging step N by a conveying means (not shown).
During this transfer, when the rod 72 of the cylinder 71 is retracted, the locking member 37 can rotate the locking arm 76 clockwise via the washer 74 to open the locking claw 37a.
[0045]
On the other hand, the base 38 that has completed the accumulation and transfer operation starts to move backward by the movement of the swing lever 31 and the action of the tension spring 57.
The head of the bolt 61 below the rear end of the bracket 36 comes into contact with the stand 59 by the backward movement of the base 38 in the standing state.
By this contact, the backward movement of the bracket 36 is stopped, but the support body 55 continues the backward movement by the swing operation of the swing lever 31.
[0046]
The pinion 34 is rotated counterclockwise by the rack 33 that moves backward together with the support body 55 to restore the base 38 to the original horizontal position.
In this way, the predetermined amount of the inner lid 2F accumulated in the stocker 11 of the stacking and holding means 10 is gripped in units of rows by the gripping device 14 of the transport means 13 and transferred to the next packaging means 15.
[0047]
In the packaging means 15, the transported integrated inner lid body 2 </ b> F is a packaging tape 16 made of a thermoplastic resin such as polyvinyl chloride sent from a wound roll R in the process of being transported in the direction of the arrow. Will be packaged.
Thus, the accumulated inner lid 2F is securely packaged by the packaging tape 16 as shown in FIG.
[0048]
In this way, it is possible to carry out the process in which the inner lid body separated from the conveyor body is transferred to the accumulation holding means, and the accumulated and held inner lid body is transferred to the final packaging process. Thus, the transfer efficiency of the process of collecting and transferring could be improved.
Although the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and it goes without saying that various other modifications are possible without departing from the essence thereof.
[0049]
【The invention's effect】
The effects corresponding to the descriptions in the claims are listed in random order as follows.
Needless to say, the following effects include a plurality of effects according to the claims.
Productivity can be improved by increasing the transfer efficiency of the process of stacking and transferring disk cases.
The accumulation state in the packaging process can be ensured.
In addition, by reducing the number of processes to the smallest unit, the number of devices was reduced proportionally, maintenance became easier, and equipment costs were reduced.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a disc case that is an object of the present invention, in which (a) is an upper lid, (b) is an inner lid, and (c) is a perspective view of a lower lid. .
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a series of steps until a molded inner lid body is packaged.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a series of steps (stacking and packaging step) for packaging and transferring the molded inner lid body after being stacked and transferred, (a) is an overall plan view thereof, and (b). Is an overall side view thereof.
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a state in which an inner lid held by the suction holding means is transferred onto a conveyor body.
FIG. 5 is a side view of the upright moving means.
FIG. 6 is a front view of the standing movement means.
FIG. 7 is a side view of the accumulation and holding means.
FIG. 8 is a plan view of the accumulation holding means.
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of an integrated transfer device.
FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a state in which the integrated inner lid is packaged.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Upper lid body 2 ... Middle lid body 2F ... Accumulation middle lid body 3 ... Lower lid body 4a, 4b ... Locking protrusion 5a, 5b ... Locking hole 6a, 6b ... Transfer conveyor body 7 ... Adsorption transfer means 8 ... Straight line Moving means 8a ... Plate cam 10 ... Accumulation / holding means 11 ... Stocker 12 ... Stand 13 ... Conveying means 14 ... Holding means 15 ... Packaging means 16 ... Packaging tape 17 ... Conveying means 18 for discharging ... Conveyor body 29 ... Rail 30 ... Receiving Table 31 ... Swing lever 32 ... Drive member 33 ... Rack 34 ... Pinion 35 ... Turning shaft 36 ... Bracket 37 ... Support member 38 ... Base 39 ... Base 40, 56 ... Linear motion bearing 41 ... Turning arm 42 ... Suction plate 43 ... Suction release means 44 ... Stopper 45 ... Auxiliary plate 46 ... Shaft 47 ... Spring 48 ... Support plate 49 ... Bracket 50 ... Cylinder 51 ... Rod 52 ... Cam follower 53 ... engaging member 54 ... groove 55 ... Holding body 57 ... Tension spring 62 ... Standing moving means 64 ... Support member 65 ... Substrate 66 ... Rodless cylinder 67 ... Adapter 69 ... Guide rail 70 ... Frame body 71 ... Cylinder 72 ... Rod 73 ... Shaft 74 ... Washer 76 ... Locking Arm 77 ... Shaft 78 ... Compression spring 79 ... Locking claw 80 ... Sensor 81 ... Locking member H ... Second position I ... Injection molding machine L ... Adsorption transfer process M ... Accumulation holding process L ... Packaging process P ... Cooling means R ... roll V ... first position

Claims (5)

The disk cases continuously transferred on the conveyor body are sequentially received by the base and turned as they are to make them stand up, and then the base is horizontally moved while standing, and the disk cases are used as the stacking holding means by the moving force of the horizontal movement. A method of stacking and transferring disk cases that are sequentially stacked ,
The disk case is raised by holding the disk case by suction on the base, engaging the rack of the driving member with the pinion of the base, moving the driving member and turning the base. ,
The horizontal movement of the base is performed by pressing and moving by the movement of the drive member that is in contact with the swiveled base.
A method for collecting and transferring a disk case.   2. The disk case stacking / transferring method according to claim 1, wherein the disk cases are sequentially stacked between the support member and the locking member which the stacking holding means moves backward.   3. The disk case integrated transfer method according to claim 2, wherein the disk case is packaged thereafter. The disk cases that are continuously transferred on the conveyor body are sequentially received and turned to be in the standing state, and then the standing movement means for horizontally moving the disk case between the support member and the locking member by the movement of the standing movement means. A disk case stacking / transferring device comprising stacking and holding means for stacking sequentially,
The upright moving means includes a base having a pinion while adsorbing and holding the disk case, and a drive member having a rack meshing with the pinion,
By moving the driving member, the base is turned upright and abutted on the base to press and move the base.
An integrated transfer device for disk cases. The disk cases that are continuously transferred on the conveyor body are sequentially received and turned to be in a standing state, and then the standing movement means for horizontally moving the disk case between the support member and the locking member by the movement of the standing movement means. A disk case stacking / transferring device comprising stacking and holding means for stacking sequentially,
The upright moving means includes a bracket having a base for adsorbing and holding the disk case, and a drive member,
A pinion fixed to a pivot shaft supported by the bracket is engaged with a rack provided on the drive member,
One end of the swivel arm is fixed to the swivel shaft, and the other end is fixed to the base,
By moving the drive member, the base is turned through the rack and pinion to hold the disk case upright, and by further moving the drive member, the abutting bracket is pressed and moved, An integrated transfer device for a disk case, wherein the disk case is horizontally moved while standing.

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