Elevation device
An elevation device comprises: a carrier, including an upper vertical frame having the left side and the right side oppositely disposed with a pair of rail slots, wherein one inner wall in each of the rail slots is longitudinally formed with a positioning slot allowing a guide rail to be disposed and positioned; a support seat, including a seat plate having the rear end thereof vertically extended with a pair of wing pieces, wherein backsides of the pair of wing pieces are respectively and longitudinally pivoted with at least one roller, the circumference of each of the at least one roller is formed with a guide slot confining the guide rail, thereby enabling each of the at least one roller to be longitudinally slid along the guide rail; and a constant force spring, formed in a coiled status and connected between the upper vertical frame and the support seat.
1. An elevation device, comprising:
a carrier, including an upper vertical frame having a left side and a right side oppositely disposed with a pair of rail slots, wherein one of two opposite inner walls in each of said rail slots is longitudinally formed with a positioning slot allowing a guide rail to be disposed and positioned;
a support seat, including a seat plate having a rear end thereof vertically extended with a pair of wing pieces, wherein backsides of said pair of wing pieces are respectively and longitudinally pivoted with at least one roller, a circumference of each of said at least one roller is formed with a guide slot confining said guide rail, thereby enabling each of said at least one roller to be longitudinally slid along said guide rail; and
a constant force spring, formed in a coiled status and connected between said upper vertical frame and said support seat;
wherein said positioning slot is formed as an arc-shaped recessed slot, and said guide rail is formed as a round metal rod.
2. The elevation device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said at least one roller is formed as a V-shaped bearing for easily clamping said guide rail and forming a rolling contact with said guide rail.
3. The elevation device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said guide slot of said at least one roller is formed in a V shape for easily clamping said guide rail and forming a rolling contact with said guide rail.
4. The elevation device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said pair of wing pieces are respectively formed with at least one roller slot for accommodating said at least one roller, and each of said at least one roller is inserted with a third fastening member and gets locked in one of said at least one roller slot thereby.
5. The elevation device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said carrier further includes a lower vertical frame disposed below said upper vertical frame, said lower vertical frame is fastened on a top surface of a base, wherein said upper vertical frame is an elongated plate member formed through an aluminum alloy being extruded, and said lower vertical frame is an elongated plate member made of a metal casting unit.
6. The elevation device as claimed in claim 5 , wherein a top end of said lower vertical frame is formed with a pair of first insertion tenons allowing said pair of rail slots to be inserted; a pair of insertion slots are formed between said pair of rail slots and arranged adjacent to said pair of rail slots, and a top end of said lower vertical frame is further formed with a pair of second insertion tenons allowing said pair of insertion slots to be inserted.
7. The elevation device as claimed in claim 6 , wherein a bottom end defined on a backside of said upper vertical frame is respectively formed with a first penetrated hole corresponding to locations of said first insertion tenons and said second insertion tenons, and a first fastening member is served to pass each of said first penetrated holes and to be locked in said first insertion tenons and said second insertion tenons.
8. The elevation device as claimed in claim 5 , wherein a bottom surface of said lower vertical frame is longitudinally formed with at least one insertion hole and at least one connection hole, a top surface of said base is formed with at least one positioning tenon inserted in said at least one insertion hole and at least one second fastening member penetrating said base and fastened in said at least one connection hole.
9. The elevation device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a front side defined between said pair of rail slots is longitudinally and concavely formed with an auxiliary guide slot, and a backside of said seat plate includes a guide protrusion received in said auxiliary guide slot.
10. The elevation device as claimed in claim 9 , wherein a backside of said guide protrusion is combined with a wearing resistant member, so that said wearing resistant member is enabled to be in contact with said auxiliary guide slot.
11. The elevation device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said upper vertical frame further includes a spring seat, a pair of insertion slots are formed between said pair of rail slots and arranged adjacent to said pair of rail slots, a bottom surface of said spring seat is formed with a pair of positioning tenons allowing said pair of insertion slots to be inserted and positioned, and a top end thereof is formed with an arc-shaped concave part allowing said constant force spring to be received.
12. The elevation device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a front end of said seat plate is extended with a pair of connection arms, said pair of connection arms is arranged adjacent to a pair of swing arms backwardly extended from an adjustment member, a rotation shaft structure is served to pivot said pair of connection arms and said pair of swing arms, so that said adjustment member is able to upwardly/downwardly swing relative to said support seat.