ES1237238U - Family Fruit Picker (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Fruit picker, also usable for the collection of tiny fruits with a removable square handle (3) embedded in a pole (6), is characterized by having a small round metal ball at its split end in two equal halves (11-1) each of which houses a cavity (7). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Family fruit picker.

Technical sector

The present invention belongs to the field of agriculture and more specifically to the instruments of collecting fruit.

The object of the present invention is a new ñuta collector equipped with an articulated ball of about 12 by 12cm that opens completely in two equal halves through branches and foliage of the tree without hindering the objective by swallowing it inside or simply trapping it until its removed as if it were the extension of a hand aided by a pole three meters long by 1.5 by 1.5 wide which in turn goes within another 3m long by 2 by 2cm that slides to reach 6m.

Background of the invention

The collection of high or low fruits has been done in a traditional way with stairs and by hand until later they took out the fruit pickers to facilitate their collection. Shooting devices were adapted with a steel bar that pushed two mouths and cut the stem open at the bottom for the output of the fruit collected in a net or basket or simply from an open mouth with blades at its upper end that cut the ñuta and passed them through a collector to the network grouping it.

But with the mouths of entrance of the fruit too big and other hooks make difficult the collection of the most hidden fruits.

Recently one of three fingers with a pole of 2m long with great difficulty to catch the smallest and tallest fruits exerting pressure on them which damages the most tender or ripe fruits .

Explanations

The inventor of the present application has developed a new family fruit picker that solves the above problems thanks to the modification of an instrument known as the fruit.

Fundamentally, he has designed a new, smaller and lighter family ñuta collector consisting of a small 12 by 12cm light metal ball placed at the end of a pole opening by two equal halves closing and trapping the tiny or large fruit keeping it inside without put pressure on the fruit only on the stem.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- Shows a front perspective view of the collector.

Figure 2.- Shows a view in a lateral perspective with the collector closed.

Figure 3.- Shows a right side perspective view with the collector open.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

Next, a particular example of the collector is described specifically with figures 1 and 3.

Figure 1 shows the front part of the ball where a rope (14) attached by a knot in the ball (11), hooked by a small pulley (4), hooks through a hole (12) to facilitate its total opening of the ball (11) controlled by a nagela (13) placed on the rope (14) that serves as a stop to control its opening.

Figure 3 shows the right lateral perspective open the ball (1) and (8) by its two halves totally where one of them (1) is fixed to the tube (3) while the sphere (11) opens fully closing and opening by means of springs (10) held by one pins driven by a rope (6) producing a friction in the metal of the two halves of the ball when joined (15) and (15a) facilitating the cutting and protecting the product in its interior (7) tiny or the dimensions of the ball.

The tube (3) is welded (2) to the fixed half (1) next to two nuts in its upper part (8) that are connected with the nut that is welded to the other half of the ball (11) by means of a pin that joins the three nuts.

The ball coupled to the removable iron tube (3) 2 by 2cm by 20cm long coupled by means of a thyme to a square pole (6) of 1.5 by 1.5cm of aluminum which in turn is embedded in another tube square (8) of aluminum of 2 by 2cm where they lengthen or narrow as desired; anchored every half meter by a movable bolt (17) located in the middle of half a square (17) of aluminum 2.5cm long, high, width equal.

Remaining one of its free edges hooked by a spring (19) that closes the square of the pole below and acting as a spring, pulls out and puts the bolt in the holes (16) with slight straight backward movement.

Industrial application

The redesigned ball will be manufactured to collect fruit or catch things, object of this Utility Model, with the appropriate materials to its elements and components, in aluminum, plastic or metal material.

Claims (6)

1. Fruit picker, also usable for the collection of tiny fruits with a removable square handle (3) embedded in a pole (6). It is characterized by having a small round metal ball at its split end in two equal halves (11-1) each of which houses a cavity (7). 2. Fruit picker according to claim 1, characterized in that the two halves are opened by means of a rope (14) essentially the movable half (11) completely and some springs (10) close it again. 3. Fruit picker according to claim 2, characterized in that it has a nagela (13) that pulls the rope (14) and actuates the springs (10) as a stop to control the opening of the ball (1) and (11 ) passing the rope through a movable pulley (4) reducing the force. 4. Fruit picker according to claim 3, characterized in that said metal ball is connected to a square tube (3) of 2cm A by 20cm L of iron embedded to a square aluminum pole of 1.5cm A by 3m L (6) Detachable secured by a screw (5). 5. Fruit picker according to claim 4, characterized in that the square aluminum tube of 1.5cm of aluminum and 3m in length is embedded in another one of aluminum (18) of 3m in length to reach 6m when extended at the opposite end of the ball. 6. Fruit picker according to claim 5, characterized in that in the pole that is supported it carries holes (16) every half meter that by means of a bolt anchors the poles (18) and (6) according to the desired distance, the bolt It is coupled in a half square of 2.5 by 2.5cm aluminum, leaving one of its free edges to insert and remove (17), helped by a spring (19) that closes the square of the pole below.