ES1069855U - Atrapamoscas (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Flycatcher, of the type that generates an attractive smell for flies, consisting of a food attractant lacking in insecticides, characterized because it is constituted from a container, of appropriate capacity, which contains the origin of the food attractant in direct conditions of use, container initially closed with the aid of a lid that determines a tight seal, said lid being complemented with a second flared configuration cover, destined to replace the first one at the moment in which the use of the flytrap is started, and it has fixing means both to the first lid and to the mouth of the container, this bell-shaped lid also incorporating a hook centered on its upper base and holes in its side wall prolonged internally in necks of considerable length. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Flytrap

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a flytrap, that is to say a device intended to capture flies, specifically outdoors, using as an attractive food product, although any other can be used type of attractant

The object of the invention is to achieve a flytrap with structural features such that it can be marketed under conditions of direct use, without the need for make mixtures, solutions, etc.

Background of the invention

They are known flytraps that use some attractive product, and that make flies penetrate their inside where they perish.

The vast majority of products used as Attractants contain insecticides in their formulations, with the consequent and negative impact on the environment.

On the other hand there are two types of attractants, sexual attractants (pheromones), substances that simulate pheromones that emit female flies, and therefore only attract to males, and food attractants.

Food attractants attract indistinctly to females and males, but on many occasions said food attractants contain insecticides.

There are also flytraps that, using Some of the aforementioned attractants base their functionality on the existence of easily accessible tickets for flies. but what they make their subsequent departure virtually impossible, so that they die inside, so it is not necessary to use of insecticides.

However, these flytraps have problems of handling, since normally the attractant incorporates it powder, mixing or diluting in water in a container suitable, to later pour the resulting liquid into of the flytrap, all of which represents an inconvenience of use evident, in addition to having to endure the unpleasant odors that detach the product.

Consequently the problem of known flytrap so far focuses on at least any of the following aspects:

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They are not very effective

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They are expensive

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its Management system is difficult.

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They smell very bad.

To this we must add that in many cases it uses electrical resistors to heat the product attractive and facilitate or enhance its evaporation, which It is an added problem, that of energy consumption, which affects also to the environmental aspect.

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Description of the invention

The flytrap proposed by the invention solves the problem fully satisfactorily previously exposed, in each and every one of the aspects commented.

For this said flytrap, based on the use of a specific food attractant product for fly capture outdoors. lacking insecticides and that evaporates by simple solar heating, is constituted to from a container of appropriate capacity, container of said product in conditions of direct use and sealed with the collaboration of a lid, tongue and groove attachable and tightly at its mouth, but with the special feature that a second cover also participates in the flytrap, intended to replace the first at the time of use, cap that adopts a flared configuration, which is susceptible to fixing mechanically to the first lid and directly to the container itself or container, and that presents two peculiar characteristics, the incorporation in its middle and upper area of a hook that allows the hanger of the flytrap as a whole from any point of adequate lift, and the existence in its side wall of internally extended holes in necks of remarkable length, which constitute the entrances or accesses of flies inside of the flytrap, which are originally assisted by respective plugs, which are removed entirely or partially in the moment when the use of the flytrap starts and depending on the specific needs of each case.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as part member of that description, a set of drawings where with illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1.- Shows an elevation view side and in diametral section of the container or container that participates in the flytrap object of the present invention.

Figure 2.- Shows, according to a representation similar to figure 1. the same container with its complementary top.

Figure 3.- Shows a perspective view of the set represented in the previous figure.

Figure 4.- Shows, also according to a view in perspective, the complementary cover of the one shown Figures 2 and 3, and which is intended to replace the latter in the moment of use of the flytrap.

Figure 5.- Shows another perspective of the lid of figure 4, in reverse situation for it.

Figure 6.- Shows, finally, a representation similar to that of figure 2, in which the lid original has been replaced by the complementary cover and the fly swatter is in use situation.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can observe as the flytrap that the invention proposes is constituted from a body (1), which in the example of chosen practical implementation adopts a configuration inverted conical trunk, but which can be adopted any other configuration, preferably stiffened at the level of its mouthpiece by means of an outer and perimeter skirt (2), which it also collaborates in the establishment of a waterproof seal for a cover (3), of the type that is tongue and groove coupled to said mouthpiece and relate to the body (1) of the container to through a security seal (4).

This set, shown especially in the Figures 2 and 3, is intended to contain origin in conditions of perfect preservation, the attractive liquid, which as previously said it will be a food attractant, devoid of insecticides and containing hydrolyzed proteins obtained by enzymatic action.

The flytrap is complemented by a second cover (5), the one shown in detail in figures 4 and 5, which adopts a flared configuration, counting at the level of its mouth with a closing groove (6) similar to that incorporated in the lid (3) cited above, so that it is attachable to the latter in the marketing phase of the product, and capable of replacing it, maintaining perfect mechanical fixation and proper closure with respect to the body (1) of the container, during use of the flytrap

Complementary flared cover (5) incorporates a centered arrangement on its upper base a kind of hook (7) to support the assembly, and on its wall lateral a plurality of holes (8), which in the example of practical implementation chosen are four, but whose number can vary without affecting the essence of the invention, holes which in any case extend inwards configuring necks (9) of remarkable length, as shown in Figure 5, holes (8) that are initially sealed by respective plugs (10).

These plugs (10) have the function of sealing those holes (8) that are considered unnecessary according with the mounting conditions of the flytrap, so normally their number will be lower than those holes (8).

According to this structuring at the time using the flytrap, the cover (3) of the body is removed (1) and replaced by the flared cover (5), so that the liquid that initially contained the container (1), and that follows containing, it evaporates slowly by the effect of ambient heat, flooding the flared lid (5) and going outside through the holes-necks (8-9), generating an attractive environmental smell for flies, both male as a female, mostly for the latter, with what their Efficiency is optimal.

Flies penetrate the flytrap through of the holes (8), through which the smell comes out, and once inside of the vessel are unable to locate the outputs defined by the inner end of the necks (9), with which they end up falling attractive and dying liquid when drowning in it.

Claims (3)

1. Flytrap, of the type that generates an attractive smell for flies, consisting of a food attractant devoid of insecticides, characterized in that it is constituted from a container, of appropriate capacity, which contains the food attractant in direct conditions of use, container initially closed with the contest of a lid that determines a tight seal, said lid being complemented with a second flared configuration lid, intended to replace the first one at the time when the use of the flytrap starts, and that It has fixing means for both the first lid and the mouth of the container, this flared lid also incorporating a hook centered on its upper base and holes in its lateral wall extended internally in necks of considerable length. 2. Fly catcher, according to claim 1, characterized in that the container adopts an inverted trunk-conical configuration, and the first lid incorporates in turn a perimeter groove of pressure coupling to the mouth of the container, provided with a seal, incorporating the flared lid in its mouth another perimeter groove similar to the previous one. 3. Fly catcher, according to previous claims, characterized in that the holes of the flared cover are assisted by at least one closing cap, which allows to functionally cancel that or those holes deemed convenient depending on the position of use of the flytrap.