ES1075140U - Manufacturer of excrements (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Manual excrement collector, which is intended to collect on public roads, parks and other places, the excrement deposited by domestic or companion animals such as dogs and the like, is characterized because it is constituted from a plastic bag that in correspondence with the bottom and externally thereto is provided a collecting element formed by two strips of semirigid material, preferably cardboard, which are joined through one of their longitudinal edges to said bottom of the bag. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Manual excrement collector.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a dustpan excrement manual, specifically provided for the collection of animal droppings, such as dogs that defecate in the via public or anywhere and collection is necessary and disposal of these droppings.

The object of the invention is to achieve a Simple device for manual collection of excreta from Animals, hygienic and easy to use.

Background of the invention

As is known, when collecting animal droppings, such as dogs, in the streets and parks, it is usual to use plastic or paper bags disposable, which either carries the person in charge of monitoring the animal or are obtained from a dispenser established in places strategic public roads so that dog owners can remove the bag and be able to carry out the collection of feces defecated by the animal.

Now, the bags, which are plastic, They are very thin, so it is very easy to collect droppings perceive the temperature e even the texture of the deposition of the animal, which undoubtedly many people produce repulsion and rejection, so that these people usually stop collecting the droppings by "disgust".

Description of the invention

The manual excrement collector that advocates has been designed to solve the problem previously exposed, based on a simple solution but effective.

More specifically, the manual dustpan of excrement, constituting from a plastic bag conventional, incorporates externally and in correspondence with its bottom a pair of laminar elements, preferably cardboard or similar semi-rigid material, which constitute the means of collecting soil droppings, since the person in charge of performing the collection will introduce the hand in the bag and with the fingers, it is say with the thumb on a laminar element and with the other fingers on the other laminar element, collect the excrement deposited by the animal on the ground, so that being those semi-rigid collection elements, such as cardboard or similar, do not enable the perception of temperature or texture of excrement, which once collected by said cardboard elements or similar, just turn the bag and close it so that the elements of Cardboard or collector itself as excrement itself, the bag being preferably provided with a tape of throttling for closing that one.

Accordingly, the picker of the invention It is characterized by incorporating an element formed by two strips of cardboard or similar material, that is a semi-rigid material and considerable thickness, which is attached on the outside and in correspondence with the bottom of the bag, fixation that can be made by gluing, by means of an adhesive tape, by thermal fusion or by any other system, or even sewn or stapled, with the particularity that the two strips that form the Pickup item may present at its longitudinal edges and free a fold line that makes it possible to carry out the fold partial from that line and get slightly stretches convergent that facilitate the collection of excrement.

The length of the referred collection element, that is to say formed by the two strips of cardboard or similar material, It can be variable and occupy the entire length of the bottom of the bag, or part of the length of said fund, so that in any case the purpose is that the two strips that form the element Pickups are perfectly manageable by hand and comply with Your goal, with total comfort.

Before use and for marketing, the bag will be pleated on the two strips that form the element of collection, with a minimum volumetric occupancy, which facilitates its transport by the owners or guardians of the animals that they walk on public roads or through parks, so that pleated or collected allows storage to result with a minimum volume, greatly facilitating its packaging for sale and distribution.

It also follows from the above that the pickup assembly is easy to manufacture, being able to place on public roads, in gardens, in little dispensers bulky, allowing the user to extract each collector with total simplicity, like a paper tissue, for example from a bag or folded paper towels are removed in basin boxes.

Among the most important advantages that deducted from the manual excrement collector, in addition to commented, the following can be cited:

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Simplicity of handling.

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Totally hygienic

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Reduced size and weight.

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Ease of transport and storage.

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Simple and economical of manufacture.

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Effective in its function.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that then it will be done and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization thereof, is accompanied as an integral part of that description, a set of drawings in where illustrative and not limiting, it has been represented the next:

Figure 1.- Shows a representation schematic of the manual excrement collector made according for the purpose of the invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a detail in perspective from the bottom of the collector shown in the figure previous, seeing the two resulting wings from lines of folded, slightly bent to converge with each other and determine a more effective means of collecting excrement.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As you can see in the referred figures, the manual excrement collector of the invention is constituted to from a plastic bag (1), which can be a bag conventional and can even be equipped with a closure strip (2) in correspondence with its mouth, with the particularity that on the bottom of such a bag (1) an element (3) is provided for the collection of stool defecated on the ground by animals such as dogs, whose collection element (3) is formed by two strips (4) of cardboard or similar material, that is a semi-rigid material of certain thickness and that does not allow to perceive neither the temperature nor the texture of the deposition of the animal at collect, with the particularity that these strips (4) are attached to through one of its edges at the bottom of the bag (1) in correspondence with the external part of it, fixing that can be carried out by any appropriate system, with the special particularity that such strips (4) have a fold line (5) in proximity to its longitudinal and free edge, determining, in each case, a band (6) that can be partially folded towards the interior by that fold line (5), and constitute, as represented in figure 2, a means that facilitates the collection of soil droppings, since the bands (6) that are determined between the longitudinal and free edge of each strip (4) and the fold line (5), it will fold slightly inwards, tending to converge with the opposite strip and thus facilitating the collection of droppings as previously stated.

Claims (5)

1. Manual collector of excrement, which being planned to collect on public roads, parks and other places, excrement deposited by domestic or companion animals such as dogs and the like, is characterized in that it is constituted from a plastic bag that Corresponding to the bottom and externally there is provided a collecting element formed by two strips of semi-rigid material, preferably cardboard, which are connected through one of its longitudinal edges to said bottom of the bag. 2. Manual collector of excrement, according to claim 1, characterized in that the strips of semi-rigid material constituting the collecting element, have a bending line in proximity and parallel to its free edge from which a strip capable of bending towards the interior to tend to converge towards the band of the opposite strip. 3. Manual collector of excrement, according to previous claims, characterized in that the bag is capable of including a closure tape in correspondence with its mouth. 4. Manual collector of excrement, according to previous claims, characterized in that the collecting element formed by the semi-rigid strips, is capable of having the same or less length than the bottom of the bag to which it is attached. 5. Manual excrement collector, according to previous claims, characterized in that the bag, before use, is pleated between the two strips constituting the collecting element, with a minimum volumetric occupancy.