A SORTING AND CONVEYING DEVICE FOR LOGISTICS SUPPLY CHAINS

This invention discloses a sorting and conveying device for logistics supply chains, belonging to the technical field of object sorting and conveying devices. It includes a conveyor belt, with a conveniently adjustable component positioned at one end above the conveyor belt. Beneath the conveniently adjustable component, there is an assembly component, and below the assembly component sits a scanner. At one end of the conveyor belt, there is an inclined wheel sorter, with a tilt box positioned at the opening of the inclined wheel sorter. At one end of the tilt box, there is a collection and transfer component. This invention facilitates the adjustment of the scanner's height by setting up an adjustment seat, driving rod, handle, bevel gear one, bevel gear two, adjustment screw, lifting block, and lifting plate. Additionally, by incorporating disassembly components such as disassembly seats, disassembly blocks, fixed rods, fixed sliders, fixed springs, and limit plates, it enables the disassembly and maintenance of the scanner. Furthermore, the collection and transfer cart are employed to facilitate the collection and transfer of objects.