JP2001054346A - Hygienically noxious insect-capturing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a hygienically noxious insect-capturing device capable of simply and efficiently capturing such insects by taking advantage of the behavior of the insects such as a fly, etc. SOLUTION: This hygienically noxious insect-capturing device is equipped with a lower box body 1 forming an attracting space 3 loaded with a smelling material 7 for attracting the hygienically noxious insect 2, and an upper box body 2 forming a capturing space 4 for capturing the hygienically noxious insect at the upward direction of the attracting space 3. The attracting space 3 and the capturing space 4 are divided by a partition 5 having an opening 6 capable of passing the insect through at it top part and converging as becoming thinner in upward direction, and a window part 9 capable of letting an outside light into the capturing space 4 is formed at the upper box body 2.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sanitary catcher for catching and eliminating sanitary pests such as fly.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Flying of a sanitary pest such as a fly in a restaurant is not preferable in terms of food hygiene and customer service.

In the field of dairy farming and pig raising, sanitary pests such as fly are inevitably generated, and if left unchecked, they will increase at an accelerated rate, which is not desirable.

[0004] As a device for catching and eliminating sanitary pests such as fly, various sanitary pest catching devices are known, including a fly pick-up tape coated with an adhesive.

[0005]

However, the conventional sanitary pest trapping apparatus is not constructed by sufficiently taking in the habits of the sanitary pests such as fly, etc. Therefore, the sanitary pests can be easily and efficiently collected. It could not be captured.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a sanitary pest-capturing apparatus which can solve the problems of the above-mentioned prior art, incorporate the habits of sanitary pests such as fly, etc., and can easily and efficiently capture sanitary pests. It is.

[0007]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, a sanitary pest trap according to the present invention is provided with a lower part forming an attraction space on which an odor attracting sanitary pests is placed and which attracts sanitary pests. A box, and an upper box that forms a collection space for collecting the sanitary pest above the attraction space, wherein the attraction space and the collection space have an opening at the top through which the sanitary pest can pass. Is formed, and is partitioned by a partition wall that converges upwardly, and a window through which external light can enter the collection space is formed in the upper box.

Further, the lower box and the upper box can be assembled from a single sheet material.

The present invention has been made based on insights obtained by careful observation of the habit of a sanitary pest by the present inventor.

In the above invention, the sanitary pest is induced by the odor emitted by the odorous substance into the attraction space formed in the lower box, and the upper box has a window through which external light can enter. Because it is formed, the sanitary pests that are invited to the invitation space follow the habit of moving toward brightness,
It moves toward the opening along the back side surface of the partition. At this time, since the partition body is formed by converging upward and tapering, gravity acts on the sanitary pest moving on the back side of the partition body downward, and as a habit, it is shaken off by gravity. The same operation is repeated so as not to be performed, and further, it continues to move toward the opening, and finally reaches the opening. Following the habit of avoiding retreat and moving forward, the sanitary pest moves from the attracting space to the collecting space according to the habit of moving forward, and once in the collecting space, retreats from the bright collecting space to the attracting space through the opening according to the habit. But is finally captured in the collection space.

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, an embodiment of a sanitary insect pest trap according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Referring to FIG. 1, the sanitary insect pest trapping device has a square prism-shaped outer box, and the outer box is composed of a lower box 1 and an upper box 2 above the lower box 1. . An attraction space 3 for attracting sanitary pests is formed inside the lower box 1. A collection space 4 for collecting sanitary pests is formed inside the upper box 2. Attraction space 3 and collection space 4
Are partitioned by a substantially quadrangular pyramid-shaped partition wall 5 that converges upward. At the top of the partition 5, a rectangular opening 6 is formed, which communicates the attracting space 3 and the collecting space 4 and through which sanitary pests can pass.

On the side surface of the lower box 1, there is formed an elliptic semi-circular inlet 8 for attracting sanitary pests from the outside, and on the bottom surface of the lower box 1, an odor attracting sanitary pests is formed. The object 7 is placed.

The odorous substance 7 is transferred to the partition 5 in the collection space 4.
It may be placed on top. In this case, the odorous substance 7 can be placed on the partition 5 in the collection space 4 by opening the upper surface forming the collection space 4.

On the side surface of the upper box 2, a window 9 is formed in which a nonwoven fabric through which external light can enter is attached to the collection space 4. The odorant 7 may be anything as long as it is an attractive agent such as an animal or plant raw material, or a fly such as a raw fish such as fish or a garbage.

Although the opening 6 is formed at the top of the partition 5, another opening may be provided on the wall surface below the top.

Although the shape of the attraction port 8 is shown as an example of a long semicircle, other shapes such as other rectangles and triangles may be used. Also, if the size of the attraction port 8 is too large, the sanitary pest once entered through the attraction port 8 may escape from the inducing port 8 to the outside again before ascending the back surface of the partition wall 5. If it is too long, it is difficult to induce from the attraction port 8 to the inducing space 3, so it is necessary to set it appropriately in relation to the size of the lower box 1. In addition, a plurality of vertical lattices may be provided in the attraction port 8, thereby making it easy to attract the sanitary pest into the inducing space 3, and the sanitary pest once attracted to the inducing space 3 moves to the collecting space 4. Before running out.

FIG. 2 is an exploded view of an outer box composed of a lower box 1 and an upper box 2 constituting a sanitary pest trapping apparatus. The outer box is formed by connecting four rectangular portions at an angle of 90 degrees. And the upper and lower protrusions 10 are inserted into the insertion grooves 11 and assembled.

FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the quadrangular pyramid-shaped partition wall 5. The partition wall 5 is formed by bending four triangular portions and forming a protruding portion 5 a above the inlet 8 of the lower box 1. The insertion portion 12 is inserted into the insertion groove 12 and the marginal portion 5b is attached to the inner wall surface of the lower box body 1 using an adhesive applied to the marginal portion 5b. Attached to the inner wall of the body.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the outer case and the partition 5 composed of the lower case 1 and the upper case 2 can be assembled from a single sheet material, respectively. Can be manufactured at low cost and can be distributed to the market as a flat sheet-like product.

The outer box composed of the lower box 1 and the upper box 2 may be simply placed at the installation place, or may be hung with a string attached to the top of the upper box 2.

Next, the operation of the present embodiment will be described.

The sanitary pests such as fly are attracted by the odor generated by the odorous substance 7 into the attraction space 3 formed in the lower box 1 from the attraction port 8. Since the upper box 2 is formed with the window 9 through which external light can enter, the upper part of the opening 6 looks bright for the sanitary pests introduced into the invitation space 3.

As shown in FIG. 4, the sanitary pest 20 aims at the opening 6 toward the brightness above the opening 6 in accordance with the habit of many sanitary pests moving toward the brightness. And moves toward the opening 6 along the rear side surface 5 a of the partition 5. At this time, since the partition wall 5 is formed so as to converge upward and downward, gravity acts downward on the sanitary pest 20 moving on the back side surface 5a of the partition wall 5. As a habit, the sanitary pest 20 is even stronger so as not to be shaken off by gravity, repeats the same operation, and moves further toward the opening 6 with the habit of moving upward. And finally reaches the opening 6.
The sanitary pest 20 that has come out of the opening 6 moves from the attracting space 2 to the collecting space 4 according to its habit of avoiding retreat and moving forward. The sanitary pest 20 that has once moved from the attracting space 2 to the collecting space 4 does not retreat from the bright collecting space 4 to the attracting space 2 through the opening 6 according to its habits, and finally ends up in the collecting space 4. Will be seized and killed.

As described above, according to the present embodiment,
The sanitary pest capturing device that can be easily assembled makes it possible to efficiently collect the sanitary pest utilizing the habit of the sanitary pest.

In the above description, a fly or the like is described as an example of the sanitary pest 20, but the fly or the like is exemplified by a butterfly, a dustfly, or a chironomid.
As other examples, other sanitary pests such as cockroaches and mosquitoes may be used, as well as unpleasant pests such as turtles and ants that harm agricultural crops, and insects and beetles.

[0027]

As described above, according to the structure of the present invention, it is possible to attract and collect by utilizing the habit of the sanitary pest, and therefore, the sanitary pest can be efficiently captured with a simple structure. can do.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing an embodiment of a sanitary insect pest trap according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded view of an outer box body of the sanitary pest capturing device of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the partition wall of the sanitary pest trap of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 1, illustrating a mechanism in which the sanitary pest moves from the attracting space to the collecting space.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Lower box 2 Upper box 3 Attraction space 4 Collection space 5 Partition wall 6 Opening 7 Odor 8 Induction port 9 Window 20 Sanitary pest

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A lower box body on which odorous substances for attracting sanitary pests are placed to form an attracting space for attracting sanitary pests, and an upper part forming a collecting space for collecting sanitary pests above the attracting space. A box, wherein the attraction space and the collection space are defined by a partition wall having an opening formed thereon at the top through which the sanitary insect pest can pass and converging upward and tapered, and the upper box body includes A sanitary insect pest trap, wherein a window through which external light can enter is formed in the trapping space. 2. The sanitary insect pest trap according to claim 1, wherein the lower box and the upper box can be assembled from a single sheet material.