JP2012016287A - Raising seedling pot-pressing band, raising seedling tray, and raising seedling tray with pressing band - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a raising seedling pot-pressing band used for pressing a plurality of raising seedling pots from the upper side of an opening of a raising seedling tray, the raising seedling tray corresponding to the raising seedling pot-pressing band, and a raising seedling tray with the pressing band having the raising seedling pot pressing band.SOLUTION: The raising seedling pot-pressing band 10 formed of materials having flexibility and plane retainability in a band shape includes; a pressing part 11 having the length for stretching the opening of the raising seedling tray 20, and the width for covering part of the opening of each of the adjacent raising seedling pots 30; and a locking part 12 which has a pair of locking claws 13 capable of being engaged with rims of a pair of slits 22 of the raising seedling tray 20, can be inserted in the slits 22 by deflected deformation, and is provided at both ends in a longitudinal direction of the pressing part 11. Each of the locking parts 12 is inserted in each of the slits 22. Thus, the raising seedling pot pressing band 10 is fixed to the raising seedling tray 20 in which the raising seedling pot 30 is stored.

Description

  The present invention provides a seedling pot press band used for pressing a plurality of seedling pots accommodated in the seedling tray in a state arranged vertically and horizontally from above the opening of the seedling tray, a seedling tray corresponding to the seedling pot press band, and The present invention relates to a nursery tray with a holding band having a raising pot holding band.

  Usually, when transporting a seedling pot, a plurality of seedling trays are placed in a box-shaped seedling tray that is partitioned so that each seedling pot is accommodated one by one or in a box-shaped seedling tray that is not partitioned. The seedling trays are transported so that the individual seedling pots do not fall over while being packed together.

  However, there is a problem that the seedling pot jumps out of the seedling tray due to vibration generated during transportation by a vehicle such as a truck or a strong impact during loading and unloading, and the seedling is damaged.

  On the other hand, various means for preventing the seedling pot from jumping out have been proposed. For example, the tray structure for a seedling pot of Patent Document 1 (1. Hereinafter, the reference numerals used in Patent Document 1 are shown in parentheses) is an opening edge in which an upper portion that accommodates the seedling pot (4) is opened. A box-shaped tray (6) having the portions (8, 10), a plate-like protrusion (14), and a covering member (13) having engaging portions (12) at both ends are provided.

  The plate-like projections (14) of the covering member (13) are arranged between the seedling pots (4) adjacent in the width direction, and the engaging portions (12) of the covering member (13) are opened edge portions (8, 10). And the cover member (13) is attached to the tray (6) so that the cover member (13) covers a part of the upper edge of the seedling pot (4) adjacent in the width direction, and the seedling pot ( 4) is pressed so as not to jump out of the tray (6) (see FIG. 1 of Patent Document 1).

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  However, in the seedling raising tray structure (1) of Patent Document 1, the covering member (13) is fixed to the tray (6) simply by hooking the engaging portion (12) on the opening edge (8, 10). When a force in the width direction or a twisting direction is applied to the covering member (13) by vigorous vibration or impact, the covering member (13) slides on the edges (8, 10) or There is a problem that the holding of the seedling pot becomes unstable due to detachment from (8, 10).

  Furthermore, when there is a partition for storing the seedling pot in the seedling tray, the plate-like protrusion (14) interferes with the partition of the seedling tray, so that there is a problem that it cannot be used for the seedling tray with the partition.

  The present invention is intended to solve the above-described problem, and can be applied to a seedling tray having a partition for accommodating a seedling pot, is firmly fixed to the seedling tray, and is accommodated in a seedling tray arranged vertically and horizontally. A seedling pot holding band capable of holding a plurality of seedling pots stably from above the opening of the seedling tray, a seedling tray corresponding to the seedling pot holding band, and a seedling tray with a holding band having the seedling pot holding band The purpose is to provide.

The seedling pot holding band according to claim 1 is a box body having an opening, and is arranged vertically and horizontally on a seedling tray having at least a pair of slits provided on an edge of an outer frame defining the upper end of the opening with the opening interposed therebetween. A seedling pot press band formed in a band shape with a material having flexibility and flatness maintenance, used to press a plurality of seedling pots accommodated in a state arranged in a state from above the opening of the seedling tray,
A band-like shape extending in the longitudinal direction, having a length that can be crossed over or vertically across the opening of the seedling tray, and a width that can simultaneously cover a part of the opening of each of the adjacent seedling pots A holding part,
A pair of locking claws that can be engaged with an edge of the slit, and a locking portion provided at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the pressing portion that can be bent and deformed into the slit. It is characterized by.

  The seedling pot press band according to claim 2 is the seedling pot press band according to claim 1, wherein the seedling pot press band has a narrow portion of a predetermined length between the locking portion and the press portion, and the width of the narrow portion is a slit. The width of the pressing portion is larger than the slit length.

The seedling pot press band according to claim 3 is the seedling pot press band according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the flap portion formed by cutting in the longitudinal direction from the substantially end portion of the press portion to the substantially central portion of the locking portion. The flap part has a free end located on the locking part side and a fixed end located on the pressing part side,
When the locking portion is inserted into the slit, the locking portion is deformed and can be inserted into the slit by pulling the free end without inserting the flap portion into the slit. .

  The seedling pot press band according to claim 4 is characterized in that, in the seedling pot press band according to any one of claims 1 to 3, the locking portion has a tip portion extending in a tapered shape.

The seedling tray according to claim 5 is a box having an opening and an outer frame defining the upper end of the opening, and both ends of the seedling pot pressing band of claims 1 to 4 can be fixed to the outer frame, A seedling tray that can be accommodated in a state where a plurality of seedling pots are arranged vertically and horizontally, including at least a pair of slits into which each latching portion of the seedling pot press band can be inserted,
A pair of the slits are formed at the edge of the outer frame so that the pressing portion of the seedling pot pressing band covers a part of the opening of each of the adjacent seedling pots and can be pressed simultaneously from above the opening. Each of the openings is provided across the opening.

The nursery tray with a pressing band according to claim 6 is a seedling tray with a pressing band that is a box having an opening and an outer frame that defines the upper end of the opening,
A plurality of planted seedling pots housed in a state arranged vertically and horizontally;
At least a pair of slits respectively provided on the edge of the outer frame across the opening;
Each latching part is inserted into the pair of slits, and the pressing part covers or partially cuts the opening of the seedling tray so as to cover a part of the opening part of each adjacent seedling pot and simultaneously press from above the opening. And a seedling pot press band according to claim 1, wherein the seedling pot press band is fixed to the outer frame.

  According to the seedling pot press band of claim 1, the seedling pot press band is formed in a strip shape from a material having flexibility and flatness maintenance. In addition, a belt-like pressing portion extending in the longitudinal direction has a length that can be crossed over or vertically across the opening of the seedling tray and a width that can simultaneously cover a part of the opening of each adjacent seedling pot. And a pair of locking claws that can be engaged with the edge of the slit, and a locking portion that can be bent and deformed into the slit.

  Due to the flexibility, each locking portion can be bent and deformed and inserted into each slit of the seedling tray. Furthermore, due to the flatness maintenance, each deformed latching portion is restored to its original shape, and the latching claw can be engaged with the slit edge, and a force is applied to the nursery pot holding band above the nursery tray opening. When it is done, the locking part is locked to the slit edge.

  Therefore, without raising the seedling pot holding band from the seedling tray, it is possible to prevent the seedling pot from jumping out from the seedling tray by crossing or vertically cutting the opening of the seedling tray and pressing the openings of the plurality of seedling pots. it can.

  Moreover, since the holding | maintenance part has the width | variety which can cover a part of opening part of two seedling pots adjacent to the width direction simultaneously, it is the length of a seedling tray with one seedling pot holding band. Two rows of seedling pots adjacent to each other can be pressed simultaneously. Furthermore, the amount of planted material such as soil that spills out from the opening of the planted pots can be reduced.

  According to the seedling pot press band according to claim 2, the width of the narrow portion is made to correspond to the slit length, and the width of the press portion is larger than the slit length, so that the gap between the press portion and the narrow portion is A stepped portion is formed, and the stepped portion and the slit edge can be engaged.

  That is, when the seedling pot press band is attached to the seedling tray, the stepped part serves as a stopper with one of the locking parts inserted into the slit, and the nursery pot press band does not slide down, Since the stop portion is held at a predetermined position, the other locking portion can be easily inserted into the slit without being interfered with the movement of the one locking portion. Therefore, it is possible to easily attach the seedling pot holding band to the seedling tray.

  According to the seedling pot press band according to claim 3, when the flap portion is provided in the press portion, the locking portion is inserted without inserting the flap portion into the slit, and the flap portion is pulled toward the outside of the seedling tray opening. As a result of being cut as the flap portion, the entire locking portion bends inward, and the locking portion can be easily and reliably inserted into the slit without fear of damaging the locking claw.

  According to the seedling pot holding band of claim 4, the locking portion has a tip portion extending in a tapered shape. Since the width of the tip portion is smaller than the slit length, the tip portion can be easily inserted into the slit and pulled, and the locking portion can be easily inserted into the slit.

  According to the seedling tray of Claim 5, the seedling pot press band of Claims 1 to 4 can be attached, and the effect of Claims 1 to 4 is exhibited as a seedling tray.

  According to the seedling tray with a pressing band according to claim 6, the seedling pot pressing band according to claims 1 to 4 and a plurality of seedling pots accommodated in a state of being arranged vertically and horizontally are provided. The effect of is demonstrated as a nursery tray with a holding band.

The top view which shows an example of the seedling pot holding band of this invention. The seedling tray corresponding to the seedling pot holding band of FIG. 1 is shown, (a) is the top view, (b) is the side view, (c) is an enlarged view of the slit part of (a), (d) FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. In the nursery pot holding band of FIG. 1, it is the partial figure which showed a mode that the latching | locking part was penetrated to a slit, Comprising: (a) is a figure of the state which has arrange | positioned the latching | locking part on a slit, (b) is latching The figure of the state in which a part of part is inserted in the slit, (c) is the figure of the state in which the flap part is pulled and the engaging part is deformed, (d) is the state in which the engaging part is inserted in the slit Illustration. In the seedling pot holding band of FIG. 1, it is the principal part enlarged view of the seedling tray in the state by which the latching | locking part was inserted in the slit, Comprising: (a) is the side view, (b) is B of FIG.3 (d). -B sectional drawing. 1 is a perspective view of a state in which the seedling pot holding band of FIG. 1 is provided, and a seedling tray with a pressing band that accommodates the seedling pots arranged vertically and horizontally is shown. (B) is the perspective view of the state which spanned the nursery pot press band in the horizontal direction. (A) is the perspective view which showed the state before attaching a display board to the seedling raising tray with a holding band of FIG. 5, (b) is the perspective view which showed the state after attaching. The other example of the seedling raising tray of this invention is shown, (a) is the top view, (b) is the side view, (c) is the principal part enlarged view of the slit part of (a), (d) FIG. 4C is a sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. FIG. 7 shows a seedling tray with a presser band that contains a seedling pot in the seedling tray of FIG. 7, (a) is a perspective view of a state in which the seedling pot presser band is stretched vertically, and (b) is a seedling pot presser band. The perspective view of the state extended over the horizontal direction. (A) And (b) is a top view which shows the other example of a seedling pot press band.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

Embodiment 1

  A seedling pot holding band 10 shown in FIG. 1 is a box body having an opening, and vertically and horizontally on a seedling tray having at least a pair of slits provided on the edge of an outer frame that defines the upper end of the opening. A seedling pot pressing band used for pressing a plurality of seedling pots accommodated in an arrayed state from above the opening of a seedling tray, and is formed in a strip shape from a material having flexibility and flatness.

  The seedling pot press band 10 includes a strip-shaped press part 11 having a predetermined length, a narrow part 14 formed at both ends of the press part 11, and a locking part 12 formed in a substantially V shape. And.

  The locking portion 12 includes a pair of locking claws 13 that can be engaged with an edge portion of a slit 22 formed at an edge of an outer frame 21 of a seedling tray 20 to be described later. Each protrudes in the width direction. Moreover, the latching | locking part 12 has the front-end | tip part 16 extended in a taper shape toward the front-end | tip of a longitudinal direction.

  Here, the width of the pressing portion 11 is D1, the width between the locking claws 13 is D2, the width of the narrow portion 14 is D3, and the length of the slit 22 of the seedling tray 20 is L (FIG. 2 (c)). Reference).

  A width D <b> 2 between the both locking claws is set to be larger than the slit length L of the seedling tray 20 and smaller than the width D <b> 1 of the pressing portion 11. Further, the width D3 of the narrow portion 14 corresponds to the slit length L. Since the width D1 is larger than the width D3, the pressing portion 11 has step portions 14a at both ends in the longitudinal direction. The width D1 is set to a width that can cover a part of the openings of the adjacent two rows of seedling pots.

  The seedling pot press band 10 includes a flap portion 15 that is cut in the longitudinal direction from a substantially end portion of the press portion 11 to a substantially central portion of each locking portion 12, and the flap portion 15 is locked. It is formed to have a free end 15a on the part 12 side and a fixed end 15b on the holding part 11 side.

  In addition, a flexible plastic film, a resin film, a paper material, etc. can be used for the seedling pot press band 10 mentioned above. Moreover, a pair of latching claw 13, the narrow part 14, and the front-end | tip part 16 are formed by carrying out the cutting process etc. to the strip | belt-shaped film which has a uniform width | variety.

  The seedling tray 20 shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B is a box having an opening. The outer frame 21 defines the upper end of the opening, and the inner side of the outer frame 21 is arranged in 6 rows and 4 rows. Each is provided with an inner frame 24 that divides so as to form an individual accommodating portion 23 for accommodating a seedling pot 30. The accommodating portion 23 includes a bottom portion 23a and a side portion 23b standing on the outer peripheral end portion of the bottom portion 23a. An inner frame 24 is fixed to an upper end of the side portion 23b, and an opening of each accommodating portion 23 is Each is divided by an inner frame 24.

  In addition, a pair of slits 22 are formed at the edge of the outer frame 21 at the portion where the outer frame 21 and the inner frame 24 intersect, with the opening of the seedling raising tray 20 interposed therebetween. Three pairs (six in total) of slits 22 are formed at the intersections adjacent to every other edge of the vertical frame 21a constituting the vertical direction of the outer frame 21 of the seedling tray 20, On the other hand, two pairs (four in total) of slits 22 are formed at the edge of the lateral frame 21b constituting the lateral direction of the outer frame 21 at every other adjacent crossing portion.

  In addition, the number of rows and columns of the accommodating portion 23 and the number and location of the slits 22 are not limited to this example.

  As shown in FIG. 2C, the slit 22 is formed in a groove shape extending in the longitudinal direction of the outer frame 21 and has a slit length L. The slit 22 is provided with a small protrusion 22a that protrudes in the slit width direction inside the slit. In this example, there are three small protrusions 22a at positions that divide the length in the longitudinal direction of the groove into four inward from the outside of the slit 22, and between the three small protrusions 22a outward from the inside of the slit 22. In total, five are provided at two locations. Each slit 22 penetrates the upper side of the outer frame 21 (see FIG. 2D).

  In addition, as a raw material of the seedling raising tray 20, a plastic or a biodegradable plastic is suitable. Further, the seedling tray may be a pulp mold formed from pulp.

  3A to 3D show a series of states when the locking portion 12 is inserted into the slit 22.

  First, alignment is performed so that the locking portion 12 enters the slit 22 (see FIG. 3A), and the distal end portion 16 is inserted into the slit 22. Here, since the width of the tip portion 16 is set smaller than the width L of the slit 22, it can be easily inserted into the slit 22.

  Then, without inserting the free end 15 a of the flap portion 15 into the slit 22, a part of the locking portion 12 is inserted into the slit 22 until the pair of locking claws 13 come into contact with the edge of the slit 22 from above the opening. (See FIG. 3B).

  Next, when the free end 15a of the flap portion 15 is pulled in the direction toward the outside of the opening of the seedling tray 20, the entire locking portion 12 bends inward (see FIG. 3C). In this state, when the distal end portion 16 is pulled downward from the opening, the locking portion 12 is easily inserted into the slit 22, and the locking portion 12 is restored due to its flatness, so that the pair of locking claws 13 are The seedling pot holding band 10 is connected to the seedling tray 20 so as to be engageable with the edge of the slit 22 from below the opening (see FIG. 3D).

  Here, since the locking portion 12 bends inwardly by an amount corresponding to the notch corresponding to the flap portion 15, the pair of locking claws 13 contacting the edge of the slit 22 can be easily and reliably broken without being damaged. The locking portion 12 can be inserted through the slit 22.

  FIG. 4A is an enlarged view of a connecting portion between the seedling pot holding band 10 and the seedling tray 20. The width D3 and the slit length L correspond to each other. When the seedling pot press band 10 moves above the opening of the seedling tray 20, the pair of locking claws 13 and the edge of the slit 22 engage, and on the other hand, the seedling pot press band 10 moves below the opening. At this time, the step 14a and the edge of the slit 21 are engaged. That is, the seedling pot holding band 10 is connected to the seedling tray 20 so that it can freely move in the vertical direction by the length of the narrow portion 14.

  Accordingly, when the seedling pot holding band 10 is attached to the seedling tray 20, the stepped portion 14a serves as a stopper with the one locking portion 12 inserted into the slit 22, and the seedling pot holding band 10 is located below the opening. One locking portion 12 is held in a predetermined position without sliding down.

  That is, the other locking portion 12 can be easily inserted into the slit 22 without being interfered by the movement of the one locking portion 12. Therefore, the seedling pot press band 10 can be easily attached to the seedling tray 20.

  Furthermore, since the play corresponding to the length of the narrow portion 14 is provided, even if the thickness of the upper side of the outer frame of the seedling tray is different, the seedling pot press band 10 can be attached to the seedling tray with a margin. It is.

  As shown in FIG. 4B, the locking portion 12 of the seedling pot holding band 10 is bent into a wave shape in a direction perpendicular to the insertion direction by a small protrusion 22a provided in the slit 22 of the seedling tray 20. Has been.

  Thereby, even if the seedling pot holding band 10 is thin, the locking portion 12 does not rattle in the width direction of the slit 22 in the wide slit 22 with respect to this thinness. Therefore, even if the seedling pot pressing band 10 is thin, the seedling pot 30 can be pressed in a stable state and accommodated in the seedling tray 20.

  FIG. 5 is an external perspective view of a seedling tray 100 with a holding band that accommodates the planting and living seedling pot 30 pressed by the seedling pot holding band 10.

  In FIG. 5A, two seedling pot holding bands 10 are fixed to the edge of the horizontal frame 21 b that forms the horizontal direction of the outer frame 21 of the seedling tray 20. The holding part 11 of the seedling pot holding band 10 spans the upper part of the opening of the seedling tray 20 in parallel with the vertical frame 21a and simultaneously covers a part of the openings of the two seedling pots 30 adjacent in the horizontal direction. Yes. That is, a single seedling pot holding band 10 simultaneously presses up two rows (12 total) of seedling pots 30 and prevents them from jumping out from the seedling tray 20.

  Here, by fixing the two seedling pot pressing bands 10 to the seedling tray 20 at the predetermined position shown in the figure, all the seedling pots 30 accommodated in the seedling tray 20 can be pressed by the seedling pot pressing band 10. The nursery pot 30 is prevented from jumping out from the nursery tray 20.

  In FIG. 5 (b), three seedling pot holding bands 10 are fixed to the edge of the vertical frame 21 a constituting the vertical direction of the outer frame 21 of the seedling tray 20. Similarly, all the seedling pots 30 accommodated in the seedling tray 20 can be pressed by the seedling pot pressing band 10, and the seedling pot 30 is prevented from jumping out from the seedling tray 20.

  Thus, the position which fixes the seedling pot press band 10 vertically and horizontally can be selected, and the seedling pot press band 10 can be fixed to the seedling tray 20. Of course, the seedling pot press band 10 can be fixed to both edges of the vertical frame 21a and the horizontal frame 21b of the seedling tray 20, and the presser 11 crosses the vertical direction and the horizontal direction to raise the seedling pot. It is also possible to hold the seedling pot 30 on the seedling tray 20 more stably by pressing the opening 30.

  As shown in FIGS. 6 (a) and 6 (b), a display plate 41 including a display part 41 for displaying a variety name of a flower and the like and an insertion piece 42 having a shape similar to that of the locking part 12 is provided with a holding band. It can be attached to the seedling tray 100. That is, the insertion piece 42 formed at the lower end of the display plate 40 together with the locking portion 12 of the seedling pot holding band 10 can be inserted into the slit 22, and the slit 22 is used to attach the seedling pot holding band 10 and the display plate 40. Can also be used.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 6 (b), when the insertion piece 42 is inserted into the slit 22 of the seedling tray 100 with the holding band, the insertion piece 42 interferes with the flap 15 by turning up the flap 15 toward the front. It can be inserted into the slit 22 without doing so.

  4B, the insertion piece 42 of the display board 40 is bent into a wave shape in a direction perpendicular to the insertion direction by a small protrusion 22a provided in the slit 22 of the seedling tray 20. Even when the display panel 40 is thin, the insertion piece 42 does not rattle in the width direction of the slit 22, and the standing position of the display panel 40 is kept properly.

  Accordingly, when the seedling pot holding band 10 is removed from the seedling tray 100 with the holding band and the seedling pot 30 is sold individually, or when the seedling tray 100 with the holding band 30 containing the seedling pot 30 is sold as a product as it is. The plant variety name and the like can be effectively displayed on the display unit 41.

  In FIG. 6, the locking piece 12 and the insertion piece 42 are inserted into the slit 22 at the same time. However, the display board 40 can be attached to the slit 22 where the locking piece 12 is not inserted. Can be selected as appropriate.

Embodiment 2

  FIG. 7 shows another example of the seedling raising tray of the present invention. (A) is a plan view thereof, (b) is a side view thereof, and (c) is an enlarged view of a display plate receiving groove portion of (a). FIG. 4D is a cross-sectional view taken along the line C-C in FIG.

  The seedling tray 20A is different from the seedling tray 20 of FIG. As shown in FIGS. 7 (a) and 7 (b), the seedling tray 20A is a box whose opening is defined by an outer frame 21A, and extends upward from the rectangular bottom surface 23aA and the edges of its four sides. Side wall frame 23bA, and outer frame 21A connected to the upper end of side wall frame 23bA. That is, there is no inner frame that divides the inside of the outer frame 21A, and the seedling pot 30 is accommodated in a vertical and horizontal arrangement without being divided inside the outer frame 21A.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG.7 (c), although slit 22A does not have the small protrusion 22a shown in FIG.2 (c), by inserting the latching | locking part 12 of the seedling pot holding band 10 in slit 22A, it is. The seedling pot holding band 10 and the seedling tray 20A can be firmly fixed.

  FIG. 8 shows a seedling tray 100A with a band. The pressing portion 11 of the seedling pot press band 10 covers a part of the opening of the seedling pot 30 arranged vertically and horizontally on the seedling tray 20A across adjacent rows. That is, like the seedling tray 100 with the band shown in FIG. 6, all the seedling pots 30 are pressed by the seedling pot pressing band 10 to prevent the seedling pots 30 from jumping out from the seedling tray 20A.

  Therefore, the seedling pot press band and the seedling tray with the press band of the present invention are not restricted by the configuration of the inner portion of the seedling tray, specifically, the presence or absence of a partition and the presence or absence of an individual storage unit.

  According to the seedling raising tray 20A and the banded seedling tray 100A, the same effects as those of the first embodiment are exhibited as the seedling pot holding band, the seedling tray, and the banded seedling tray. That is, the configuration of the second embodiment does not prevent the problem of the present invention from being solved.

Embodiment 3

  FIG. 9A shows a nursery pot holding band 10A as a modified example. Compared with the seedling pot press band 10 of FIG. 1, the seedling pot press band 10A does not have the narrow part 14, the flap part 15, and the tapered tip part 16 in the locking part 12A.

  Even in this configuration, by inserting the latching portion 12A into the slit 22 of the seedling tray 20, the latching claw 13A engages with the edge of the slit 22, and the seedling pot holding band 10A does not come off, and the seedling tray is firmly secured. 20 can be fixed.

  FIG. 9B shows a nursery pot holding band 10B as a modification. The shape of the locking portion 12B does not have to be substantially V-shaped, and can be rectangular. Therefore, the configuration of the third embodiment does not prevent the problem of the present invention from being solved.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be implemented in various modes as long as it belongs to the technical scope of the present invention.

  The seedling pot press band, the seedling tray, and the seedling tray with a press band of the present invention are required to stably store the seedling pot in the seedling tray when storing and transporting a plurality of seedling pots. Can be used in industrial fields.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Nursery pot holding band 11 Holding part 12 Locking part 13 Locking claw 14 Narrow part
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 15 Flap part 15a Free end 15b Fixed end 16 Tip part 20 Seedling tray 21 Outer frame 22 Slit 30 Seedling pot 100 Seedling tray with holding band

Claims (6)

A plurality of seedling pots accommodated in a state of being arranged vertically and horizontally on a seedling tray having at least a pair of slits provided on the edge of an outer frame that defines the upper end of the opening and sandwiching the opening. A seedling pot press band formed in a band shape with a material having flexibility and flatness maintenance, used to press down from above the opening of the seedling tray,
A band-like shape extending in the longitudinal direction, having a length that can be crossed over or vertically across the opening of the seedling tray, and a width that can simultaneously cover a part of the opening of each of the adjacent seedling pots A holding part,
A pair of locking claws that can be engaged with an edge of the slit, and a locking portion provided at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the pressing portion that can be bent and deformed into the slit. A nursery pot holding band characterized by   A narrow portion having a predetermined length is provided between the locking portion and the pressing portion, and the width of the narrow portion corresponds to the slit length, and the width of the pressing portion is larger than the slit length. The nursery pot holding band according to claim 1, wherein: A flap portion is formed by cutting in a longitudinal direction from a substantially end portion of the pressing portion to a substantially central portion of the locking portion, and the flap portion is positioned on a free end positioned on the locking portion side and on the pressing portion side. Has a fixed end,
When the locking portion is inserted into the slit, the locking portion is deformed and can be inserted into the slit by pulling the free end without inserting the flap portion into the slit. The seedling pot holding band according to claim 1 or 2.   The seedling pot press band according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the locking portion has a tip portion extending in a tapered shape. It is a box which has an opening and an outer frame which divides the upper end of the opening, and can connect both ends of the seedling pot press band of Claim 1 to 4 to the outer frame, A seedling tray that has at least a pair of slits that can be inserted and can accommodate a plurality of seedling pots arranged vertically and horizontally,
A pair of the slits are formed at the edge of the outer frame so that the pressing portion of the seedling pot pressing band covers a part of the opening of each of the adjacent seedling pots and can be pressed simultaneously from above the opening. A seedling tray characterized by being provided across the opening. A nursery tray with a pressing band that is a box having an opening and an outer frame that partitions the upper end of the opening,
A plurality of seedling pots housed in a state of being arranged vertically and horizontally;
At least a pair of slits respectively provided on the edge of the outer frame across the opening;
Each latching part is inserted into the pair of slits, and the pressing part covers or partially cuts the opening of the seedling tray so as to cover a part of the opening part of each adjacent seedling pot and simultaneously press from above the opening. A nursery tray with a presser band, comprising: the seedling pot press band according to claim 1, which is spanned and fixed to the outer frame.

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