ES1154208U - Canine excrement interceptor. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Canine excrement interceptor, consisting of a ring (1) carrying a replaceable plastic bag, with a 12 cm injected plastic ring. In diameter by 3 cm in width, characterized by having a hook (2) of double plate (3) traversed perpendicularly by a screw (4) that acts as a hinge axis of a telescopic tubular handle (5) at its front end (6) ) of smaller diameter and perforated (7), said telescopic tubular handle (5) being tilted back in its open and horizontal position to the ring in its closed position, said telescopic tubular handle (5) being extensible and retractable. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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DESCRIPTION

Canine excrement interceptor.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to an interceptor of canine excrement before it reaches the ground when placed and used in the space between the anus of the animal and the ground, consisting of a plastic ring provided with fasteners to fix a bag of existing in the market for collecting dog droppings, with a hitch where a telescopic tubular handle articulates to facilitate the use of the picker with said tubular handle open by its articulation and telescopically extended, as well as its transport with the same folding and closed.

It comes to solve with news that will be seen in detail in the description the problem of dirtying the public road motivated by collecting the excrements of the dogs after their broth to the ground, always remaining remains in the street especially when the animal makes the excrement soft or when you have diarrhea.

It also solves the problem of having to bend down to collect the excrement of the soil, especially in the case of elderly or disabled people. Nor with the present invention should we approach the origin of the bad smell, or take the feces with the hands, but that the feces, whatever their consistency, fall inside the bag preventing the stains and parks of our cities from being stained. With the present invention the feces are manipulated at a distance, so that we do not approach its bad smell, but with a slight turn of the articulated and telescopic tubular handle and thanks to the effect of gravity the bag closes and remains closed until be removed and deposited in a container or in a bin.

It is virtually unbreakable by use, and once used, another bag is inserted and is ready to use again.

It does not stain and therefore it is not necessary to clean it, since the collection bag itself protects it from feces, in the tests of use with different dogs the results have been 100% satisfactory, since when the dog bends down to defecating remains still and does not move until it ends, making it very easy to place under the dust collector object of the present invention and intercept them before reaching the ground.

Background of the invention

Known canine excrement collectors, although using a similar technique, have several drawbacks that this invention resolves each and every one of them.

The document ES1056924U has the disadvantage that it must be mounted and is for single use, you have to bend down to collect the feces and get close to the bad smell and stain the soil when taking the stool once deposited, not suitable for diarrhea.

Document ES1054808U, presents the same drawbacks reflected in the previous paragraph, more than the bags are special, they are not worth those currently sold.

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The document ES1074647U, presents the following disadvantages: it can be moved with the movement of the animal and stained, to remove the feces if they fall inside it must be handled and it is not suitable for all dogs, since it would be uncomfortable to carry them.

Document ES1033181U, stains on each use, and should be washed after each use and hardly collect soft stools or diarrhea.

Description of the invention

The canine excrement interceptor object of the present invention is constituted from an injected plastic ring of about 12 cm. of diameter by 3 cm wide, with a double plate hook with perpendicular screw where a tubular handle articulates by its anterior end of smaller diameter and perforated, said tubular handle being tilted back in its open and horizontal position to the hoop in its closed position, said telescopic tubular handle being for extension or folding. In the circular wall of said ring there are three holes and on each side of these there are spaces defined by zigzag grooves, the triangular ends of said zigzag being open so that it can be inserted between them simply by pressing with the index finger through the holes the mouth of a plastic bag and pulling out until the resulting folds enter through the zigzag grooves and said plastic bag is held, serving the telescopic tube in an open and extended position to facilitate the use of the excrement interceptor without bending down , and in the folded and closed position for transport and storage. To facilitate transport, it has a practicable hole in the corner of the hook where a ring can be inserted to which a carabiner or any other grip system can be attached.

Brief description of the drawings

For a better understanding of what is described, drawings representing a preferred embodiment of the present invention are camped in this specification.

Figure 1: Perspective view of the canine excrement interceptor, showing the hoop, the holes, the zigzag grooves, the articulation hook and the open and folded handle.

Figure 2: Perspective view of the hoop and its articulation hook.

Figure 3: Perspective view of the telescopic tubular handle, articulated, in an open and extended position, and with the mouth of the plastic bag held by the zigzag grooves.

Figure 4: Side elevation view with closed and folded tubular handle.

Figure 5: Plan view with closed and folded tubular handle.

Figure 6: Detailed view of the interceptor hooked by the eyelet in a carabiner or similar.

The numerical references that appear in said figures correspond to the following constituent elements of the present invention:

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Ring

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Hook

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Platen

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Screw

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Telescopic tubular handle

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Anterior end of smaller diameter

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Drilling

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Hoop Hole

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Zigzag slit

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Plastic bag

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Ring hole

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Ring

Description of a preferred embodiment

A preferred embodiment of the present invention can be based on an injected plastic ring (1) of about 12 cm. of diameter by 3 cm wide, with a hook (2) of double plate (3) with perpendicular screw (4) where a telescopic tubular handle (5) articulates by its front end (6) of smaller diameter and perforated (7) , said telescopic tubular handle (5) being tilted back in its open position and horizontal to the ring in its closed position, said telescopic tubular handle (5) being extended or retracted. In the circular wall of said ring (1) there are three holes (8) and on each side of these spaces defined by zigzag grooves (9), the triangular ends of said zigzag grooves (9) being opened such that it can be inserted between them simply by pressing with the index finger through the holes the mouth of a plastic bag (10) and pulling out until the resulting folds enter through the zigzag grooves (9) and said plastic bag is held ( 10), serving the telescopic tubular handle (5) in the open and extended position to facilitate the use of the excrement interceptor without bending down, and in the folded and closed position for transport and storage. To facilitate transport, it has a hole (11) practicable in the corner of the hook where a ring (12) can be inserted to which a carabiner or any other grip system can be attached.

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Claims (4)

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 Canine excrement interceptor, consisting of a ring (1) carrier of replaceable plastic bag, the injected plastic ring being 12 cm. of diameter by 3 cm wide, characterized by presenting a hook (2) of double plate (3) pierced perpendicularly by a screw (4) that acts as the articulation axis of a telescopic tubular handle (5) at its front end (6 ) of smaller diameter and perforated (7), said telescopic tubular handle (5) being tilted back in its open position and horizontal to the ring in its closed position, said telescopic tubular handle (5) being also extensible and retractable.

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 Canine excrement interceptor according to claim 1, characterized in that in the circular wall of said ring (1) there are three holes (8) and on each side of said holes some spaces defined by zigzag grooves (9), the angular ends of which are said openings in zigzag (9) open to be able to insert between them, simply by pressing with the index finger in the holes, the mouth of a plastic bag (10) until the resulting folds enter through the zigzag grooves (9) and remain hold said plastic bag (10).

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 Canine excrement interceptor according to claim 2, characterized in that said telescopic tubular handle (5) has two positions: Closed and folded in its transport and storage position and open and extended in its working position without bending down.

Four.

 Canine excrement interceptor, according to claim 2, characterized in that to facilitate its transport it has a hole (11) practicable in the corner of the hook where a ring (12) is inserted to which a carabiner or any other grip system can be attached.

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