JP2006304749A - Instrument for trapping rat - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an instrument for trapping a rat so designed that a trap is set at the bottom of a vessel and a sheet of thin paper is set at a position out of reach of rat's forelegs, a bait is scattered on the paper to lure a rat, and the rat springs on at the bait, resulting in breaking the paper to catch the rat on the trap. <P>SOLUTION: The rat-trapping instrument utilizing the difference in height is characterized by being so designed that a trap is set at the bottom of a vessel and a sheet of thin paper is set at a position out of reach of rat's forelegs, a bait is scattered on the paper to lure a rat, and the rat springs on at the bait, resulting in breaking the paper to catch the rat on the trap. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  In the present invention, a trap is provided at the bottom of the container, a thin paper is provided in a place where the mouse does not reach, a food is sprinkled on it, and the mouse is sprinkled toward the food on the paper. It relates to a mouse extermination tool that is torn and applied to a trap provided at the bottom.

  In the past, there were objects that closed the entrance at the moment of feeding a powerful nappa sheet or container, or a mouse removal tool that could be easily entered with a check valve but could not be easily removed. .

These have the following disadvantages.
In rats with learning ability and high motor nerves, it is easy to jump over just by placing a powerful naughty sheet, avoiding it is extremely low, the catch rate is extremely low, and things and entrances that close at the moment of feeding are checked Valves may be wary because they can only get out of food or because the entrance is narrow and there is no escape.

  A container formed to be equipped with a trap for extermination of mice at the bottom, a fastener provided at a height that does not reach the mouse from the upper edge of the container, and a bridge constructed on this fastener to conceal the trap A mouse extermination tool, which is made of thin paper to be put on.

The mouse can only get on the thin paper to eat it, and the mouse can only inspect the thin paper if it does not enter the container.
It can be assumed that the rat can easily come out because the height of the thin paper is visible at the bottom of the container.
A disinfecting tool that is easy to store and carry because the container has a hinge so that it can be folded flat.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described.
(A) At the bottom of the rectangular container (1), the fasteners (5) are laid in the holes (8) of the strong pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet (3) at each of eight locations, and at least on the container (1). Two fasteners (4) made of soft aluminum are provided on the inner side of the short side facing each other at a height that does not reach the mouse (7) at a position lower than the edge by 10 cm or more.
(B) Two hooking holes (9) for hooking the fastener (4) are provided on both short sides of the thin paper (2) having the same shape as the opening of the container (1), and is hung on the fastener (4). .
The present invention has the above configuration.
When using this, the thin paper (2) is hung on the fastener (4), the food (6) is spread on the thin paper (2), and the mouse (7) is attracted.

Next, the form of Example 1 is demonstrated, referring FIG. 4, FIG.
(A) In the rectangular container (10), one side of the long side of the bottom plate (13) is joined to the peripheral wall (12) via the hinge part (14), and the remaining three sides are separated into the peripheral wall (12).
(B) The four corners of the peripheral wall (12) are formed to be bendable by the hinge (11).
About another structure, it is the same as said embodiment.

  It is a partially cut-out oblique diagram of the present invention.   It is an enlarged view of a thin paper fastener (4).   It is the exploded oblique line figure which showed the state before the adhesive sheet attachment in this invention.   FIG. 3 is an oblique diagram of a folding intermediate progress diagram of Embodiment 1 of the present invention.   It is explanatory drawing of the progress in the middle of lowering the baseplate folded inside the container in this invention, and this baseplate to the bottom.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container 2 Thin paper 3 Adhesive sheet 4 Fastening 5 Fastening 6 Food 7 Mouse 8 Hole 9 Hook 10 Container 11 Hinge part 12 Perimeter wall 13 Bottom plate 14 Hinge part

Claims (2)

  A container formed so that a trap for extermination of a rat can be provided at the bottom, a fastener provided at a height at which the mouse does not reach the food from the upper edge of the container, and the fastener is installed to trap the trap. A mouse extermination tool, which consists of thin paper for putting food on it while hiding it.   A bottom plate that is foldably joined to a part of the lower side portion of the container peripheral wall, and a hinge portion is provided at a portion where the container peripheral wall can be folded flat in a state where the bottom plate is folded inside the container. Item 1. A mouse extermination tool according to item 1.

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