JPH02274956A - Device of applying tile to panel - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To perform an applying work with high efficiency by a method wherein a plurality of tiles are applied on the mortar-applied surface of a panel according to a given applying pattern to form a panel. CONSTITUTION:A panel 20 on the one surface of which mortar is applied is placed on a panel placing means 100 such that a mortar-applied surface is up. The panel is contained in a tile containing means 200 formed with a magazine group 220 having an take-out port in which a tile train 230 is contained and a tile pushing device 240 to push tiles one by one. Further, by using a tile adsorbing holding means 300, the tile is taken out and moved to the mortar- applied surface by a tile moving means 400 to press the tile against the mortar- applied surface. This constitution reliably applies the tiles on the mortar-applied surface of the panel.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an apparatus for pasting a plurality of tiles according to a predetermined pattern onto a mortar-coated surface of a panel, and for pasting tiles to panels forming a tile panel.

[Prior Art] Today, tile panels are widely used, for example, on the walls of various structures such as buildings and tunnels, and are one of the important elements that affect the appearance of the structures.

When creating this tile panel, it is necessary to accurately paste a plurality of tiles on the panel according to a predetermined tile pasting pattern.

Conventionally, in the manufacture of such tile panels, predetermined tile pasting has been done manually, with an operator pasting the tiles one by one onto the grooves according to a pattern.

For this reason, there was a problem in that the production efficiency of tile panels was extremely low.

In particular, when tile panels are used for the exterior walls of the same building, many panels of the same standard must be manufactured, and for this reason, it is difficult to attach tiles to the panels efficiently and accurately. It was hoped that a method would be developed.

Furthermore, with conventional tile panel manufacturing techniques, the quality of the manufactured tile panels varies depending on the skill level of the worker. For this reason, there was a problem in that the tile pasting work had to be done by highly skilled workers.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] The present invention has been made in view of such conventional problems, and its purpose is to provide a panel that can accurately and efficiently attach tiles to panels. The purpose of tiling is to provide the equipment.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a panel mounting means for mounting a panel with the mortar applied surface facing upward, and a plurality of panel mounting means for mounting the panel with the mortar applied surface facing upward; a tile storage means for storing tiles according to a predetermined tile pasting pattern; a tile suction holding means for suctioning and holding a plurality of tiles from the tile storage means from the surface side according to a pattern for tile pasting; a moving means for relatively moving the panel mounting means and the tile suction holding means so as to press the plurality of tiles suctioned and held according to the pattern against the mortar coated surface of the panel from the back side thereof; The predetermined pasting involves pasting on the mortar-coated surface of the panel according to a pattern.

[Function] Next, a procedure for manufacturing a tile panel using the apparatus of the present invention will be explained.

First, a panel coated with mortar on one side is placed on the panel mounting means with the mortar coated side facing upward.

Further, a plurality of tiles are stored in the tile storage means with the front side thereof facing the outlet according to a predetermined tile pasting pattern.

This tile storage means has a magazine group in which the tiles are arranged in alignment according to a pattern, and the tile rows are stored with the front side facing the ejection port, and the tile rows in this magazine group are oriented one tile at a time toward the ejection port. It is preferable to use a tile extrusion device for extruding the tiles.

Then, using the tile suction holding means, a plurality of tiles are attached from the magazine group according to the pattern and taken out by suction and holding from the surface side, and the held plurality of tiles are placed on the mortared surface of the tile using the tile moving means. Move it to the opposite position.

Next, the tile moving means moves the mortar applied surface of the panel.
The suction surface of the tile suction holding means is made to face the suction surface, and the two are moved relative to each other. To attach the tiles, a plurality of tiles, which are suctioned and held according to a pattern, are pressed against the mortar-coated surface of the panel from the back side thereof.

In this manner, according to the present invention, a plurality of tiles can be reliably attached to the mortar-coated surface of a panel according to a predetermined attachment pattern, and a tile panel of constant quality can be efficiently manufactured.

Further, in the present invention, it is preferable to provide a positioning control means for positioning each tile taken out from the tile takeout port of the tile storage means at a predetermined reference position.

As a result, even if the tiles are stored within the tile storage means with a predetermined clearance, multiple tiles can be pasted accurately according to the pattern without being affected by this clearance error, resulting in higher quality. tile panels can be manufactured.

[Example] Next, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a preferred embodiment of an apparatus for attaching tiles to panels according to the present invention, and the apparatus of the embodiment has a roller row 10 provided along a conveyance path of a panel 20. . This roller row 10 consists of a plurality of rollers 12, 12, . . . provided for conveying tiles. Each roller 12
, 12... rotate in one direction and convey the panel 20 from the left to the right in the figure.

As shown in FIG. 2, this roller row 10 is provided with a plurality of fixed guides 14 and width adjustment guides 16 as panel guide means.

Each fixed guide 14 is provided on the right side of the transport panel 20 in the direction of movement. The valley width alignment guide 16 is the panel 2
0, and reciprocates with a constant stroke width in a direction perpendicular to the panel traveling direction. The panel 20 conveyed on the roller row 10 is pressed against the fixed guide 14 by the width adjustment guide 16 that moves back and forth,
The panel is positioned in the direction of travel. next,
This panel 20 is stopped by a stopper 24, and its conveyance is stopped. This stoppage of the panel 20 is detected by a sensor (not shown), and the roller 12 is also automatically controlled to stop.

In this manner, according to this embodiment, the panel 20 conveyed using the roller array 10 is controlled to stop while always being accurately positioned at a constant position. As shown in FIG. 3, the stopper 24 of the embodiment is formed to be movable up and down using a cylinder 26 for raising and lowering the stopper. Then, as will be described later, when the pasting of the tiles on the panel 20 is completed, it retreats downward.

The tile pasting apparatus of the present invention is configured to paste a plurality of tiles 28 according to a predetermined tile pasting pattern on the mortar coated surface 22 of the panel 20 positioned in this way.

That is, the tile pasting apparatus of the present invention includes a panel mounting means 100 for mounting the panel 20 with the mortar applied surface 22 facing upward as shown in FIG. A tile storage means 200 that stores a plurality of tiles 28 facing the mouth according to a tile pasting pattern.
The tiles are pasted from this tile storage means 200 by a tile suction and holding means 300 that sucks and holds a plurality of tiles 28 from the front side according to a pattern, and from the back side of the held tiles 28 from the mortar applied surface of the panel 20. 22
0, and a vibration applying means 600 that applies vibration to the plurality of tiles 28 pressed against the mortar application surface 22 of the panel 20 from the back side.

(a) Panel mounting means FIG. 3 shows a preferred example of the panel mounting means, and the panel mounting means 100 of the embodiment is usually located below the panel conveyance path. Then, when the panel 20 being conveyed is positioned on the stopper 24, it moves upward as shown in the figure, and the panel 20 is placed thereon.

FIG. 1 schematically shows a planar structure of a panel mounting means 100 according to an embodiment. This panel mounting means 100
, a pair of support plates 102° 102 provided below and parallel to the rollers 12, and each roller 12,
12, and its lower end is connected to the support plate 102.
The mounting includes a plurality of receiving plates 104 fixed thereto, and as shown in FIG.
It is formed so that it can be raised and lowered freely.

The panel mounting means 100 is normally retracted downward so that the receiving plate 104 is located below the panel 20 being conveyed by the roller array 10. When the panel 20 is positioned by the stopper 24, the cylinder 106 is driven to move the receiving plate 104 upward by a predetermined stroke as shown in FIG. Thereby, the panel 20 is placed on the receiving plate 104 instead of the roller 12.

Furthermore, bolts 110, 110 serving as movement regulating means are vertically fixed to both the left and right ends of each of the receiving plates 104, and by screwing the bolts 110 using a spanner or the like, the receiving plates 104 The height can be adjusted from

(b) Tile storage means The tile storage means 300 is provided on a base 210 adjacent to the panel conveyance path as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, and stores a plurality of tiles 28 with the front side facing upward. Predetermined tiling is housed inside according to a pattern.

The tile storage means 200 of the embodiment includes a plurality of magazines 22
2, and a tile extrusion device 240 that pushes out the tile rows 230 stored in the magazine group 222 one tile at a time.

The magazine group 220, as shown in FIG. 5(A),
Tiling is performed by arranging the plurality of magazines 222 in a pattern. Each magazine 2
22 are housed as a plurality of tiles 28 or a tile row 230 with the front surface facing upward from an outlet 224 provided at the top, as shown in FIG. 5(B). Further, a pin insertion hole 226 is provided on the bottom surface of each magazine 222, and a lift pin 242, which will be described later, is inserted through this pin insertion hole 226, and the tile row 230 stored inside is delivered one tile at a time to the takeout port 224. pushed towards the target.

The magazine group 220 is removably installed on a magazine table 232 provided on the base 210. The magazine table 232 is provided on a plurality of columns 234 erected on the base 210.

Further, the tile pushing device 240 is arranged so that each magazine 22
The tile lift motor 246 drives a traveling nut type screw jack 248 using a tile lift motor 246. By doing so, the pin table 244 is controlled to move up and down. Therefore, when the pin table 244 is raised,
A plurality of lift pins 242 erected therein push out each tile row 230 stored in the magazine group 220 toward its ejection port 224 .

This tile extrusion device 240 is shown in FIG. 6(A).
As shown in FIG.
is pushed up, and this tile 28 is pushed up by the tile suction holding means 30
0, this is detected using a sensor (not shown) and the tile row 230 is pushed up so that the next tile 28 is exposed from the outlet 224. When all of the tiles 28 stored in the tile group 220 are taken out by the tile suction means 300, this is automatically detected and the lift pin 242 is retracted to the lowest point.

(c) Positioning means By the way, in the magazine group 220, there is a tile row 23.
0 is stored with plenty of room and a predetermined clearance. Although this clearance varies depending on the type of tile 28, it is usually about 3 to 5 mm.

Therefore, even if a plurality of tiles 28 are suctioned and held from the magazine group 220 according to a pattern using the tile suction holding means 300, which will be described later, the suction-held tiles 28 will not be pasted correctly according to the pattern. The pattern has an error equal to the clearance.

For this reason, the present invention is provided with a positioning control means 500 that positions each tile 28 taken out from each tile takeout port 224 of the magazine group 220 at a predetermined reference position P.

The positioning control means 500 of the embodiment has a tile positioning form 510 provided on the tile ejection port side of the magazine group 220 as shown in FIG. It is configured to move slightly toward the reference position P and position the tiles 28 of each outlet in the direction of the reference position P.

In FIGS. 7 and 8, this tile positioning formwork 510 is shown.
The specific configuration of the formwork 510 of the example is shown in
formwork 520-1. , is formed in a two-layer structure of the second formwork 520-2.

In each of these formworks 520-1 and 520-2, tiles are pasted by combining a plurality of frame parts 522 according to the pattern.
The overall shape is rectangular to match the size of the panel 2o.

In this case, each frame portion 522 is formed in a rectangular shape slightly larger than the tile 28.

The second formwork 520-2 is connected to the first formwork 52.
A pair of X-axis direction driving solenoids 540 on 0-1,
The mounting is fixed using a solenoid 550 for driving in the X-axis direction. This second formwork 520-2 is moved to the first formwork by driving the X-axis direction drive solenoid 540.
is moved by a predetermined stroke in the X-axis direction on the formwork 520-1, and by driving the X-axis direction drive solenoid 550, it is moved by a predetermined stroke in the X-axis direction.

Note that this second formwork 520-2 is usually the same as the first formwork 5.
20-1 and its frame portion 522 are controlled so that they completely overlap.

Further, a total of four positioning pins 530 are provided symmetrically on both sides of the first formwork 520-1. Then, the tile positioning form 510 is attached to the magazine 2 so that the pin 530 fits into the positioning guide section 532 provided at the upper end of the side surface of the magazine group 220.
20.

As a result, the positioning formwork 510 of the embodiment has each frame portion 522... or the ejection port 224 of the magazine group 220...
The magazine group 22 θ is mounted on the magazine group 22 θ so as to face each other.

Tile positioning formwork 51 installed in this way
0 controls the positioning of the tile 28 at the outlet 224 of the magazine group 220 in the following manner.

First, the solenoids 540 and 550 are controlled, and the first formwork 520-1. The positions of the frame portions 522 of the second formwork 520-2 are controlled so that they completely overlap.

In this state, each magazine group 22 is lifted using the lift pin 242.
Push up the tile row 230 in 0 by one tile, and
As shown in the figure, the surface of the tile 28 is made to protrude inward through the outlet 224. As a result, the tiles 28 are positioned within each frame portion 522 of the tile positioning formwork 510, as shown in FIG. 9(A).

In this state, the X-direction driving solenoid 260 is driven as shown in FIG. 9(B), and the second formwork 520-2 is
is moved in the axial direction. As a result, the tile 28 moves in the X-axis direction within each frame portion 522, hits the Y-axis frame of the first frame 520-1 located below, and its movement is restricted.

Next, as shown in FIG. 9(C), the X-axis direction driving solenoid 550 is driven, and the second frame 520-2 is moved by a predetermined stroke in the X-axis direction. As a result, the frame portion 52
Each tile 28 in 2 moves in the X-axis direction and hits the X-axis frame of the first frame 520-1 located below, thereby restricting its movement.

In this way, each tile 28 is automatically attached to each frame 522.
is aligned to the reference position P of. That is, each frame 52
2, the tile 28 is aligned so that it contacts two interior walls that intersect at its right corner P.

After completing such alignment, each solenoid 540.55
0, the second frame 520-2 and the first frame 520-
It is automatically evacuated to a position where it completely overlaps with 1.

(d) Tile suction and holding means The tile suction and holding means 300 is fixedly attached to the tip of an arm 410 forming the tile moving means 400 so as to face the upper end of the magazine group 220, as shown in FIG. has been done.

This tile suction holding means 300 has a suction plate 310 facing the magazine group 220, and this suction plate 310 is
It is attached and fixed to the tip of the arm 410 using a lifting mechanism 430 so as to be able to rise and fall freely.

As shown in FIG. 10, this suction plate 310 has a hollow interior, and this hollow chamber 320 is connected to a suction pump via a duct (not shown).

Further, on the suction surface 312 of the suction plate 310, tiles are attached to tile suction areas 322-1, 322-2 in accordance with the pattern as shown in FIG. ... is provided, and in the embodiment, this suction area 322 is formed to suction and hold a plurality of tiles each having a rectangular surface in a plurality of rows at regular intervals.

Each tile adsorption area 322-1, 322-2... has a pore 324 communicating with the internal hollow chamber 320 as shown in FIG. The high suction pad 326 is fixedly attached.

Therefore, if the tiles 28 are brought into contact with each of these pads 326 and the suction pump is driven, each tile 28 will be brought into contact with the suction surface 312 due to the differential pressure generated between the hollow chamber 320 and the outside.
It is held by suction as shown in FIG. 12 above.

(e) Tile moving means The tile moving means 400 includes the tile suction holding means 30
12, the plurality of tiles 28 held by suction are moved to a position opposite to the mortar-coated surface 22 of the panel 20.

The tile moving means 400 according to this embodiment is illustrated in FIGS.
As shown in the figure, the rotating arm 410 and the rotating arm 4
10, and an elevating mechanism 430 that attaches and fixes the adsorption plate 310 so as to be able to move up and down.

The elevating mechanism 430 includes an elevating cylinder 432 fixedly attached to the tip of the arm 410, a ceiling plate 434 fixed to the tip of the arm 410, and four guide cylinders 436 provided on the ceiling plate 434. including.

The elevating cylinder 432 is fixedly attached to the center of the upper surface of the suction plate 310, and the four guide cylinders 436 are located around this elevating cylinder 432.
The mounting is fixed on the top surface of 0.

When the tile 28 is suction-held using the tile suction-holding means 300, FIGS.
), using the lifting cylinder 432, the suction plate 3.
10 is lowered to bring the pad 326 into contact with the tile 28 housed in the magazine group 220. In this state, the surface side of the tile 28 is suctioned, and the suction plate 310 is raised upward to a predetermined position as shown in FIG. 13(C).

Further, the arm 410 is attached to be rotatable in the horizontal direction about a rotation shaft 412. Then, by driving the motor 414, as shown in FIG.
The tiles 28 are rotated horizontally by an angle θ from the position indicated by A to the position indicated by B, and the plurality of tiles 28 held by the tile suction holding means 300 are moved to a position opposite to the mortar-applied surface 22 of the panel 10 (at B). position).

As a result, the suction surface 312 of the suction plate 310 comes to face the mortar-applied surface 22 of the panel 20 placed on the panel mounting means 1.00, as shown in FIG.

In this state, the elevating mechanism 430 lowers the suction plate 310 toward the mortar application surface 22. As a result, the suction plate 3
A plurality of tiles 28 held by suction on 10 are shown in FIG.
As shown in Figure 1.6, the mortar application surface 2 of the panel 20
Pushed to 2. At this time, the bolts 11
0 restricts the downward movement of the suction plate 310.

(f) Vibration applying means The vibration applying means 600 of this embodiment is formed using four vibrators 602, 602...
These vibrators 602 are mounted and fixed at regular intervals on the surface of the suction plate 3]0 opposite to the suction surface 312.

By driving each of these vibrators 602, each tile 28 is vibrated, and as shown in FIG. Good contact can be made.

The present embodiment has the above configuration, and its operation will be explained next.

First, the arm 410 is controlled to rotate so that the suction plate 310 faces each outlet 224 of the magazine group 220.

At this time, the tiles 28 protruding outside from each outlet 224 of the magazine group 220 are attached to the tile positioning formwork 51.
0 is used to control the positioning of each frame portion 522 to the reference position P.

In this state, the elevating mechanism 430 lowers the suction plate 310 toward each tile 28 whose positioning is controlled, and the suction surface 310
After the tile 28 is suctioned and held on top, it is retracted upward. As a result, as shown in FIG. 12, a plurality of tiles 28 are suctioned and held on the suction surface 312 of the suction plate 310 in a state where the tiles are accurately positioned according to the tile pasting pattern.

Next, the arm 410 is rotated from the position indicated by A to the position indicated by B in FIG. 1, and the suction plate 310 is moved to a position facing the mortar application surface 22 of the panel 20.

Next, the elevating mechanism 410 lowers the suction plate 310 and presses the suction-held plurality of tiles 28 against the mortar application surface 22 of the panel 20 from the back side thereof. When the tiles 28 are pressed against the mortar application surface 22, the pie break 602 provided on the suction plate 310 is driven, and each tile 28
Appropriate vibration is applied for a certain period of time. As a result, as shown in FIG.
The mortar penetrates evenly into 8a, and the entire back side thereof is brought into good contact with the mortar coating, so that the tile 28 can be reliably pasted onto the mortar coating surface 22.

At this time, using the bolts 110, 110, the suction surface 312
Since the movement of the suction plate 310 is regulated so that there is a constant distance between the tile 28 and the mortar application surface 22, all the suctioned and held tiles 28 are pressed against the mortar application surface 22 with uniform pressure, and the Since the pressing force is not biased to one part, each tile 28 can be stuck more reliably.

After such pasting is completed, the pie break 602 is controlled to stop, and then each tile 28 is released from the suction surface 312. At the same time, the suction plate 310 is retracted upward to a predetermined position, and the arm 410 is further rotated to the position shown in FIG. 1A to prepare for the next tile panel pasting operation. Further, the panel mounting means 100 descends and places the panel 20 on the roller 12.

As a result, as shown in FIG. 17, a tile panel is placed on the roller 12, on which a plurality of tiles 28 are accurately pasted according to the tile pasting number pattern. Then, the stopper 24 retreats downward, and at the same time, the roller 1
2 is rotated and conveys the panel 20 toward the next process.

The tile pasting apparatus of the embodiment repeats such operations, and then tile is pasted onto the next panel 20 that is conveyed.

With the above configuration, according to this embodiment, it is possible to attach the tiles 28 to the panel 20 almost automatically without bothering the operator, and the production efficiency of tile panels can be greatly improved. It becomes possible to increase the

Note that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments,
Various modifications can be made within the scope of the invention.

For example, in the embodiment described above, the tile positioning formwork 510 is used as the positioning control means, but the present invention is not limited to this, and other positioning control means may be employed as necessary. It's okay.

Further, for example, the tiles 28 may be stored in the magazine 222 while being positioned at the reference position in advance without using any special positioning control means.

In this way, tiles can be pasted accurately without using any special positioning control means.

Further, in the above embodiment, the case where the bolt 110 as a movement restricting means is provided on the panel mounting means 100 side has been explained as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the suction surface of the suction plate 310 can be used as necessary. A bolt 110 may be provided on 312.

Further, in this embodiment, the case where the panel mounting means 100 is provided separately from the roller 12 has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the roller 12 itself may be used as the panel mounting means. .

Further, in the above embodiment, the case where tiles with rectangular surfaces are pasted at regular intervals has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the present invention is not limited to this.
(For example, triangular or pentagonal tiles) can also be applied to the case of pasting tiles on the panel 20.

Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the case where the tiles 28 are pasted on the entire surface of the mortar-applied surface 22 of the panel 20 in one operation is explained as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this, and can be applied as needed. Pasting like this requires work two or three times...
You can also do it separately.

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, a plurality of tiles can be accurately positioned on a panel according to a pattern and can be efficiently pasted in a predetermined pasting manner.

In particular, according to the present invention, it is no longer necessary for a worker to line up multiple tiles according to a pattern when pasting tiles, as was the case in the past, making it possible to dramatically increase the production efficiency of tile panels. .

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 to 17 are explanatory diagrams of preferred embodiments of the apparatus for attaching tiles to panels according to the present invention, FIG. 1 is a plan explanatory diagram showing the overall configuration, and FIG.
An explanatory diagram of the panel guide means provided on the roller row, FIG. 3 is a side explanatory diagram of the panel mounting means provided on the roller row, and FIG. 4 is a side explanatory diagram of the panel guide means provided on the roller row. 5 are explanatory diagrams of the magazine group shown in FIG.
) is a perspective explanatory view of the entire magazine group, (B) is an explanatory view of each magazine constituting the magazine group, and FIG. 7 and 8 are explanatory diagrams of the tile positioning formwork of this embodiment, FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing the operation of the tile positioning formwork shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, and 10. 12 are explanatory diagrams of the suction plate of this embodiment, FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of the tile suction operation of the suction plate, and FIGS. 14 and 15 are series of steps in which the suction plate is lowered toward the panel. FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram of the state in which the back side of the tile is pressed against the mortar coating surface. FIG. 17 is an external perspective view of the tile panel formed using the apparatus of this example. It is. 20...Panel 22...Mortar application surface 28...Tile 100...Panel mounting means 200...Tile storage means 220...Magazine group 222...Magazine 224...Ejection port 240... Tile extrusion device 300... Tile suction holding means 400... Tile moving means → 10... Arm 430... Lifting mechanism 5 C'I O... Positioning control means 510... Tile positioning formwork 600... Vibration imparting means 602... Vibrator

Claims (5)

[Claims] (1) A panel mounting means for mounting a panel with the mortar applied surface facing upward; a tile storage means for storing a plurality of tiles with the front side facing the outlet according to a predetermined tile pasting pattern; A tile suction holding means for suctioning and holding a plurality of tiles from the tile storage means from the front side according to the tile pasting pattern; and a tile suction holding means for sucking and holding the plurality of tiles according to the tile pasting pattern from the back side onto the mortar applied surface of the panel. a moving means for relatively moving the panel mounting means and the tile adsorption/holding means so as to press them against each other; Tile pasting equipment. (2) The apparatus for attaching tiles to a panel according to claim (1), further comprising positioning control means for positioning each tile taken out from the tile takeout port of the tile storage means at a predetermined reference position. (3) In claim (2), the positioning control means includes a tile positioning form provided at the tile takeout port of the tile storage means, and the tile positioning form is configured to move the tile to a predetermined reference position. A tile pasting device for a panel, which moves and positions a tile at a take-out port to a reference position. (4) A panel according to any one of claims (1) to (3), characterized in that it is provided with vibration applying means for applying vibration to a plurality of tiles pressed from the back side to the mortar-coated surface of the panel. tile pasting equipment. (5) In any one of claims (1) to (4), the tile storage means includes a group of magazines that are arranged in alignment according to a predetermined tile pasting pattern and store the tile rows with the front side facing the outlet; A tile extrusion device that pushes out one tile row of tiles in the magazine group each time a plurality of tiles are suction-held and taken out from the magazine group according to a predetermined tile pasting pattern. Tile pasting equipment.