JP3081355U - Tiger tape - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] To use a striped tape as a safety labeling standard for restricting entry of people and animals. There is a striped object but no tape. The use of a tape can greatly facilitate the use. The meaning of this is well known to people by disseminating it through public notice. Eventually, they could become internationally uniform standards. Make animals look more natural and recognize them by appealing to their instinct.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 This invention relates to the method of displaying cautions such as no entry and strict fire.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 A similar example is a tralop in which black and yellow synthetic fibers are twisted. It is strong but slippery and not suitable for tying things, and is often set as a sign of access control, but it is inconspicuous unless you approach it. Or there is a plastic crossbar. There are loops at both ends, which are hung on a triangular cone set about every two meters. Because the length is fixed, if there is an obstacle in the place where the cone is to be placed, it must be shifted from the front and it is bulky and fragile.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 These are signs that inform danger and restrict access at construction sites. It is more important to be prominent than strong enough to serve as a landmark. If you see a sign that says “Fire is prohibited” or “Caution for getting wet,” you cannot see the area or notice it from behind. It is not a way for nursery school children or foreigners to know. Another problem that the invention is trying to solve is that farmers are very in trouble due to the damage of deer and wild boar recently. High-voltage wires are laid around the fields, but if they do not come in contact with them, they will not only have a learning effect but also be dangerous and costly. They also spray pesticides, but have a negative effect on soil.

[0004]

[Means for solving the problem]

 The safety sign does not indicate safety but informs that it is dangerous. It's better to know both humans and animals than to read. At construction sites etc., it is more noticeable to use general black and yellow tiger-patterned tapes instead of tralops and crossbars to signal danger. Police use tapes printed with "keep out" and others to search for incidents. Although it is easy to manufacture, no so-called tiger-patterned tape is available.

[0005]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 In the present invention, the width and material of the tape are changed or the tape is made sticky, but the following uses and meanings are proposed depending on the combination of colors. 1, black and yellow tiger tape Danger, no entry (construction site, etc.) 2, red and yellow tiger tape, fire strictly prohibited (gas station, etc.) 3, blue and yellow tiger tape, be careful of getting wet (farm lime storage place, etc.) 4, Green and yellow tiger tape Owner-managed land (such as unclear, unmaintained vacant lots) These are for human use and will be immediately known unless fashion, decoration and other unintended uses are neglected. 5. Concrete tiger pattern tape (no limitation on purpose) This is for animals, and the law does not apply to animals. Keep away. This is because dangerous animals such as tigers, leopards and bees, and poisonous spiders have this pattern because they know by instinct genetic information.

[0006]

[Effect of the invention] When stretching, it is quick to use the tape grip of the clothespin structure. It is still effective when shaken by the wind, is easy to clean up, is not bulky, and is easy to carry. In order to keep wild monkeys away, snake-shaped tapes may be effective. It is a promise to humans, so it will be notified at the outset by ordinance, etc., and if it spreads, it can become an international safety labeling standard originating in Japan.

[Brief description of the drawings]

[Fig. 1] Fig. 1 is a specific example of a color combination pattern on a truck tape. Tiger tapes 2 and 3 are "fire strictly prohibited"
The word "Water Caution" may be directly overwritten.

[Explanation of symbols]

 The symbols shown in FIG.

[0005] It corresponds to the sign of the invention.
1. Black and yellow tiger tape Used to notify danger and restrict access. 2. Red and yellow tiger tape Indicates strict prohibition of fire and indicates its range. 3. Blue and yellow tiger tape Indicates caution when wet and indicates the range. 4. Green and yellow tiger tape Indicates that it is not a danger, but it is another controlled area. 5. Concrete tiger-patterned tapes Controls the invasion of wildlife without limiting the application.

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A band-shaped tape in which a tiger stripe pattern is formed by alternately repeating two colors horizontally or diagonally.