DE1707176U - PICKING DEVICE FOR THE HEAD OF PLANTS, BERRIES OR. DGL. - Google Patents

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Josef Goldberg, Rum near Innsbruck (Austria) and Oskar Min &t's c h in A urach tlber Ansbach (Deutschlasid)

Picking device for the heads of plants, berries

or the like.

The invention relates to a device which plucking the heads of plants, especially xamillary flowers, and the collection of berries in large quantities is made much easier and faster.

The main features of the invention are that a collecting container open on one side at the lower part of its PTOndunjrsrandes provided with a Ka * r; ni and the upper part of the: NtIndunjrsrandes at least in the middle advantageously up to Is preferred over the Karanspitze or beyond. at a preferred embodiment of the device with one as a collecting container serving bag is the upper part of its mouth rim by a bracket carrying a handle and the lower one Edge part formed by the comb.

The drawing shows an example of the According to the invention plucking device in Fig. 1 in a longitudinal section shown. Fig. 2 shows a torn plan view of the device according to FIG. 1 with the collecting bag and Flg removed. FIG. 2 is a front view associated with FIG.

A circular bow-shaped bracket 1 made of strong metal wire forms the stiffening of the mouth edge of a Samreel bag 2,

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45f, 16/01. 1707 176. Joscr Goldberg.
Cum near Innsbruck (Austria) and I Os- ] 5 5 ^.
k.ir min.irsch. Raise about A ^ rvicn;
Vi-rtr Dr. A. Mcntzcl. Pat.-Anw .. Germs !, near Cologne. | Picking device tar the
Heads of plants. Berries or dfil.
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which is conveniently made of fabric for picking chamomile flowers. The temple ends are connected by a crossbeam 3, at
which a number of mutually parallel prongs h forward
stand out, which in their entirety represent a comb. The distances are in accordance with the intended use of the device
the prongs chosen so closely that only the stalks between the prongs
can enter, but the flower heads are held. At
the inner surface of the crossbar 3 is a knife strip 5 with
attached to the protruding cutting edge. Era the uppermost point of the wire bracket 1, a handle 6 sits approximately perpendicular to a plane defined by the bracket 1.

In the extension of the crossbar 3

bent ends of the bracket 1 extend the longitudinal parts 7 r

of a stiffening frame, the front narrow frame side!

through the crossbar 3 and its rear narrow frame side I. formed by the rod 8 v> lrd. A ■ arches over the latter

second circular bow-shaped bracket 9 # or the bottom of the collecting,

booty ice 2 stiffened. J.

It has now become necessary through practice }

1 pointed, the mouth edge of the collecting container so far forward f

to pull that the top point of the bracket 1, at the same time j

the handle 6 is also seated, at least vertically over the prongs |

comes to a point or extends beyond it. The from bracket 1; formed plane takes an inclined position to the surface of the }

Comb a. '

When working with the device according to the invention,

this in the from Pig. 1 overall apparent location on the handle 6 \

hold and move forward in the direction of the arrow. The
flower heads caught by the comb on contact with the cutting edge
des Mansers 5 separated from the stems and taken from the collecting bag. The protruding mouth edge of the bag prevents that

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Rum near Innsbruck (Austria) and Os- ] 5 yr

kar Minarsch, Aurach via Ansbach;

Representative: Dr. A. Mcntzcl. Pat.-An., Rcf-:

rath near Cologne. | Picking device for the

Heads of plants, berries or the like. V

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the cut off flower heads pass in front of the mouth and fall to the ground. Through the frame 7, 8 and the bracket 9 the bag is held in the stretched position so that a loop fen of the same on the ground is avoided.

The collecting container can also be made of wood or plastic be made »in which case the device also for picking of berries can be used.

Claims (12)

45f 16/01. 170/176. Josef C-Ubcr:;, · Π «i> Rum near Innsbruck (Austria) and 10- 1 5th SEP. 1955 I YjI L \. Knr Minarsch. Aur.ich about Ansbach. . 1 contract Dr. A. Mentzcl. Pat. Appl. Ref. J rath near Cologne. | Backgear for the heads of plants, Jkeren or JgI. ', Schutzan V2. · ~> J * ± ^ 1L94L (J-5. "1' 1. Pfltiekgerät for the heads of plants, berries or the like., characterized in that a collecting container open on one side is provided with a comb on the lower part of its HUneiungsrandes and the upper part of the mouth, at least in the middle, is more advantageous Pulled forward to over the Kanrais tips or beyond is. 2. Picking device according to claim 1, characterized in that on the upper part of the container in a plane running through the center of gravity, preferably on the edge of the mouth, a handle (6) is set. 3. Picking device according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that that the handle (6) is placed approximately perpendicular to the plane determined by the protruding mouth edge. 4. Picking device according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that the comb (4) with a kesser bar (5) for separation the flower heads or berries are provided by the stems, the sharp upper edge of which is in front of the inner ends of the spaces between the prongs lies. 5. Picking device according to one of claims 1 to \, characterized in that when the 3unmelbehSlters is designed as a bag, the upper part of its MUndung3randes is formed by a bracket (1) carrying the handle and the lower edge part is formed by the comb (4). 6. Picking device according to claim 5, characterized in that S ^T ose £ Goldbcrc. kaV "Min ^ sch. * Aurach via Ansbach; Vcrtr · Dr. A. Mcntzel, Pat. Appl. Rcf- Sh near Cologne. I picking device for d.e; , ^ heads of Pfhnrcn berries or d _S l. ; Γ / 12. 7. 55- G 11 948. (T. 5; line 1) __ _: the Samrael bag (2) is stiffened by a rectangular frame (3, 7, 8), one narrow frame side of which is formed by the comb (3) and the other narrow side (8) of which carries a stiffening sleeve (9) for the bottom of the bag. Josef Goldberg and Oskar Min are c h The represented -5-