JP4250155B2 - Restraint collar and method for producing the same - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a restraining collar that is mounted around the neck of an animal such as a pet such as a cat or dog, and used to prevent the mouth or head of the animal from approaching other parts. It relates to a manufacturing method thereof.

  In general, restraining collars are used to prevent licking, biting, scratching, or touching the wound when the animal's body is scratched, or when performing surgical procedures on the animal. ing.

  Conventional typical restraining collars are composed entirely of hollow truncated cones and are made of a relatively rigid synthetic resin material or other relatively rigid material. The restraining collar is formed at the end of the small-diameter side and has a neck hole that fits around the animal's neck and a collar that extends toward the head of the animal and substantially surrounds the animal's mouth. . The restraining color is called an Elizabeth color because of its appearance.

  The conventional restraint collar 1-4 shown in FIG. 30 cuts an existing relatively hard synthetic resin plate, rubber, cardboard or the like into a substantially fan shape (a shape in which a megaphone is opened) according to the size of an animal. The cut plate members 43 are joined in a cylindrical shape to form a neck hole portion 48 and a collar portion 42, and three pairs of holes 44 are formed at both overlapping end portions of the plate member 43. (Dot button etc.) 45 and are made by fastening. Further, the restraining collar 1-4 is colored.

A conventional restraining collar 1-4 shown in FIG. 31 is formed of a hollow frustoconical body and includes a neck hole portion 48 and a collar portion 42. The accordion is formed on a relatively thin synthetic resin or water repellent paper. It is formed by applying pleats 46.
In the restraining collar 1-4 shown in FIG. 32, a logo mark or a pattern 47 is colored on a thin laminate (transparent plate shape) for cats and small dogs.

For example, Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-52809 (Patent Document 1) discloses a string of a length that can be hung on an animal body and a center and both ends of the string. An elizabeth collar fixing string comprising a suitably shaped locking tool attached is disclosed.
When the Elizabeth collar fixing string is attached to the Elizabeth collar, first, a locking tool attached to the center of the string is firmly fixed to a portion of the animal that hits the throat of the Elizabeth collar attached to the neck of the animal.
Next, the string is turned to both the left and right shoulders and crossed with the back, and the fasteners attached to both ends of the string that has been laid are fixed to both sides of the Elizabeth collar. The three locking tools are preferably fixed at a position where the inner peripheral edge of the Elizabeth collar is divided into approximately three equal parts.
After that, pull the string strongly to remove the slack, and press against the shoulder so that the edge of the Elizabeth collar bites into the skin.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-52809

  The conventional restraining collar 1-4 has the following problems.

The first problem is that a feeling of fear due to a narrowed field of view has not been avoided.
That is, many of the animals that initially wear the restraining collars feel uncomfortable as when the collars are first worn, and depending on the animals, a phenomenon of rampage occurs until they are exhausted or get used to. This is because the field of view of the animal wearing the restraining collar is narrowed and the surroundings cannot be looked around, so that a sense of fear is attacked. For this reason, a small animal such as a spider may be shocked to death, and there are things that cannot be worried about the view being blocked.
Therefore, it is necessary to wipe away the fear of not being able to perceive the enemy provided as the instinct of the animal.

The second problem is that there is a risk of secondary infection due to poor air permeability.
In other words, it takes several days to several months for the animal's sutures, wounds, and illnesses to be completely cured, but if a conventional restraining collar with poor ventilation is worn during that time, there is a risk of secondary infection. For example, a labrador retriever or beagle, a guide dog with drooping ears, wears a conventional restraining collar for two weeks. There are many examples of infectious diseases caused by badness.

The third problem is that the burden on the cervical spine due to congenital spinal cord injury or aging is large, and no measures to reduce the weight have been taken.
In other words, some animal diseases include congenital spinal cord injury and aging, so the burden on the cervical spine, etc. must be reduced. Conversion is indispensable. By reducing the weight, the movement becomes easier, and walking is also performed meaningfully. For pets who excrete outside, the burden of walking is reduced. Especially for small and medium-sized animals that are not very tall, the restraining collar is large and heavy and drags. It is difficult to bring the nose close to the ground, making it difficult to squeeze the odor and hinder marking. Will interfere with excretion.

A fourth problem is that the conventional restraining collar may come off the animal's neck, and this safety measure is not taken.
Normally, the restraining collar is made according to the size of the animal's neck, so the skull does not get out of the way, but the animal may go wild and pull out the restraining collar. Therefore, the need for safety measures is required in consideration of when the owner cannot be watched or when sleeping.

The fifth problem is that the convenience and functionality of both the pet and the owner are not considered.
In other words, there is a feeding time in the enjoyment of pets, but it is not desirable for the owner to attach and detach the restraining collar each time because it takes time and is troublesome, and depending on the position of the affected part, it may worsen the wound. .
In addition, it is very difficult for a pet to eat and drink with the restraining collar attached, and the owner needs to have a food container and give it from under the restraining collar. Even as a pet, there is no escape from the water that drips with water and dripping from both sides of the palate with a heart that wants to drink water quickly, so the neck under the chin gets wet, There is a possibility that it may lead to the growth of Malassezia due to moisture.
As described above, the conventional restraining collar does not consider the functionality considering the convenience of both the pet and the owner.

The sixth problem is that a mental burden and stress are likely to occur in the pet.
That is, the conventional restraining collar is a disturbing thing that is not unpleasant for pets, and it is easy to generate a mental burden and irritation that cannot be easily removed, and it is necessary to eliminate them.

The seventh problem is that it takes time and skill to produce the constraining collar.
In other words, it is time-consuming for veterinarians and animal keepers who originally have to concentrate on animal treatment, research, and care to measure the size of animals and draw shapes to create restraint collars. It took a lot of time and skill, so it was not efficient.
From pets who experienced artificial pain even once, traumatic, from the moment when they died through the door of a hospital etc., unnatural hair replacement started, and from a demonstration example etc. that breaks the balance of mind and body such as upper hair falling off from the whole body, By facilitating the production of the collar for restraint, it is thought that it will lead to a reduction in waiting time at a hospital or the like, and an improvement measure is required.

The eighth problem is lack of design.
In other words, in the age of the pet industry as in the present, no restraining collar having design properties is found, and the restraining collar, which is the result of the efforts of veterinarians and keepers, is heavy and inconvenient. Not being able to see the pet's face from anywhere makes the watcher uneasy and is inconvenient because the pet's condition cannot be determined.
It is necessary to have a fashionable restraint collar that has a design so that the expression can be grasped and heal the watcher. This design also helps prevent the disease from worsening.

The ninth problem is that it is often thrown away when it is no longer needed, and is wasteful and lacks economic efficiency.
The tenth problem is that a disposable restraining collar destroys the environment as garbage and no measures for environmental destruction are taken.
The eleventh problem is that there is no sanitary and durable restraining collar that can be reused any number of times and can be repeatedly cleaned and disinfected.

  Most conventional restraining collars are used as needed for animals treated in animal hospitals. After the animal is completely cured, it may be time to use the restraining collar again.

  In this way, creating a restraining collar each time treatment is needed is not only a waste of time and money, but it is not desirable for the future of the earth because it continues to increase dust. . The development of an ideal restraint collar as soon as possible is desired, and the restraint collar that can be produced in collaboration with veterinarians, etc., mainly by the owner who is in the position to grasp the personality of the pet best. Appearance is desired.

  In addition, skeletal changes during the growth of quadrupeds that require restraint collars differ significantly between small and large breeds, but there are several restraint collars in life for pets that are medium and larger. Is needed. For this reason, it is unavoidable to distinguish between childhood and growth periods, but it is desirable that anyone can easily remodel a small size up or down in the growth process. However, the advent of a restraining collar that can be fixed and reused is awaited.

  It's no exaggeration to say that “our part of the economy is built on their hotbed” in the age of the pet industry. Development of a product that takes into account the characteristics is awaited. Design as a product is an indispensable problem in living with people, and when it is difficult to wear a restraining collar, it is necessary to reduce the heavy feelings of both the people who wear it and pets The

  It is desirable to develop a restraining collar that can eliminate such a feeling just by watching it, has design and fashionability and is comfortable for pets.

  The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and the first object thereof is to wipe away fear from pets, prevent secondary infections caused by wearing, relieve physical burden, lightly The goal is to provide an ideal restraining color that is clean, safe and functional, with a familiar design and the ability to see the person you like anytime.

  In addition, the second object of the present invention is that, by making the pattern, rationality is increased and remodeling (resize) is possible, and a restraining collar that is less environmentally friendly and less dust can be produced. It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for producing a constraining color that can be produced by collaborating with a veterinarian or the like on a constraining color that matches the size of the pet, mainly by the owner.

  The constraining collar of the present invention is composed of a hollow truncated cone as a whole, is formed at the small-diameter side end thereof, and has a neck hole that fits around the neck of the animal, and a large-diameter from the small-diameter side end. In a restraining collar formed to extend toward a side end portion and surrounding the animal's mouth, the collar portion is formed with through-holes arranged at predetermined pitches in the vertical and horizontal directions. The right diagonal line connecting the center of the upper right diagonal hole to the center of the lower left diagonal hole and the center of the upper left diagonal hole to the center of the lower right diagonal hole. It is characterized in that it is displayed by crossing every other line of the through holes with the left diagonal straight line connected to the front.

  The collar portion is composed of a cutting plate having a substantially fan-shaped main portion and hem portions formed at both ends of the main portion, rounding the cutting plate, and superimposing the hem portions on each other, You may be comprised by joining a fastening member to the through-hole of both heme | stacked parts overlapped.

  The collar portion has a substantially fan-shaped main portion, a cutting plate having a hem portion formed at both ends of the main portion, and a substantially square shape in which through holes are formed and hem portions are formed at both ends. A size-up plate of a shape, rounding the cutting plate, overlapping the hem portion of the size-up plate and the hem portion of the cutting plate, and a through-hole of the size-up plate and a through-hole of the cutting plate It may be configured to be joined through a fastening member.

The size-up plate is formed with through holes arranged at predetermined pitches in the vertical and horizontal directions and connected from the center of the upper right through hole to the center of the lower left through hole. The right diagonal straight line and the left diagonal straight line connected from the center of the upper left through hole to the center of the lower right through hole may be displayed intersecting every other column of the through holes.
The collar portion is composed of a substantially fan-shaped main portion, a cutting plate having hem portions formed at both ends of the main portion, and a substantially square-shaped lid body plate having a through hole. The cutting plate is rolled up, both end portions of the lid plate and the hem portion of the cutting plate are overlapped, and joined through a fastening member to the through hole of the lid plate and the through hole of the cutting plate In addition, the opening formed between the hem portions of the cutting plate may be configured to be opened and closed by the lid plate by appropriately attaching and detaching the fastening member.

  The lid plate is formed with through holes arranged at predetermined intervals in the vertical and horizontal directions, and is connected from the center of the upper right through hole to the center of the lower left through hole. The right diagonal straight line and the left diagonal straight line connected from the center of the upper left through hole to the center of the lower right through hole may be displayed intersecting every other column of the through holes.

  Pattern holes appropriately cut out along the right diagonal straight line and the left diagonal straight line may be formed.

  The right diagonal straight line and the left diagonal straight line may be colored.

  The collar part and the collar of the animal may be connected to the through hole of the collar part and the collar of the animal through a fastening member.

The first constraining collar manufacturing method of the present invention is formed of a hollow truncated cone as a whole, and is formed at the small-diameter side end of the neck hole to be fitted around the animal's neck, and the small-diameter In a method for producing a restraining collar having a collar portion extending from a side end portion toward a large-diameter side end portion and surrounding a mouth portion of the animal,
(1) A right diagonal straight line that is formed vertically and horizontally with a predetermined pitch and spaced from the center of the upper right through hole to the center of the lower left lower hole. Preparing a plate material that is displayed by crossing every other row of through holes with a left diagonal straight line connected from the center of the upper left through hole to the center of the lower right through hole;
(2) cutting the plate material to produce a cutting plate comprising a substantially fan-shaped main portion and hem portions formed at both ends of the main portion;
(3) rolling the cutting plate and superimposing the hem parts;
(4) A step of producing the collar portion by joining a through member to the through-holes of the overlapped hem portions;
It is characterized by having.

The second method for producing a constraining collar according to the present invention is composed of a hollow truncated cone as a whole, and is formed at a small diameter side end of the neck hole to be fitted around an animal neck, and the small diameter In a method for producing a restraining collar having a collar portion extending from a side end portion toward a large-diameter side end portion and surrounding a mouth portion of the animal,
(1) A right diagonal straight line that is formed vertically and horizontally with a predetermined pitch and spaced from the center of the upper right through hole to the center of the lower left lower hole. Preparing a plate material that is displayed by crossing every other row of through holes with a left diagonal straight line connected from the center of the upper left through hole to the center of the lower right through hole;
(2) cutting the plate material to produce a cutting plate comprising a substantially fan-shaped main portion and hem portions formed at both ends of the main portion;
(3) cutting the plate material to produce a substantially square size-up plate having hem portions formed at both ends;
(4) rolling the cutting plate and superimposing the hem portion of the upsized plate and the hem portion of the cutting plate;
(5) a step of producing the collar portion by joining through a fastening member to the through hole of the size-up plate and the through hole of the cutting plate;
It is characterized by having.

The third method for producing a constraining collar of the present invention is as follows.
The whole is composed of a hollow truncated cone, and is formed at the end of the small diameter side, and a neck hole that fits around the neck of the animal, and extends from the end of the small diameter side toward the end of the large diameter side. In a method for producing a constraining collar formed and having a collar portion surrounding the mouth of the animal,
(1) A right diagonal straight line that is formed vertically and horizontally with a predetermined pitch and spaced from the center of the upper right through hole to the center of the lower left lower hole. Preparing a plate material that is displayed by crossing every other row of through holes with a left diagonal straight line connected from the center of the upper left through hole to the center of the lower right through hole;
(2) cutting the plate material to produce a cutting plate comprising a substantially fan-shaped main portion and hem portions formed at both ends of the main portion;
(3) cutting the plate material to produce a substantially rectangular lid plate;
(4) rolling the cutting plate and superimposing both end portions of the lid plate and the hem portion of the cutting plate;
(5) a step of producing the collar portion by joining through a fastening member to the through hole of the lid plate and the through hole of the cutting plate;
It is characterized by having.

  The fastening member may be appropriately attached and detached, and the opening formed between the hem portions of the cutting plate may be opened and closed by the lid plate.

  You may have the process of notching suitably along the right diagonal straight line and the left diagonal straight line, and forming a pattern hole part.

  According to the present invention, the following excellent effects can be obtained.

  (1) Since a large number of through holes (including pattern hole portions) are formed in the collar portion, the field of view of the animal is widened, and fear from the animal can be avoided.

  (2) Since a large number of through-holes (including pattern hole portions) are formed in the collar portion, the air permeability is good and secondary infection can be prevented.

  (3) Since a large number of through-holes (including patterned holes) are formed in the collar portion, the weight can be reduced, and the physical burden on the cervical spine and the like due to congenital spinal cord injury and aging can be reduced.

  (4) Since the through-hole (including the pattern hole) formed in the collar portion can be used and fastened with a fastening member, or the restraining collar and the collar or harness can be connected, safety can be ensured.

  (5) Because it is possible to eat, drink and walk with the restraint collar attached and removed from the animal, the restraint collar taking into account the convenience and functionality of both the pet and the owner Can provide.

  (6) The animal wearing the restraining collar of the present invention can see the owner and the scenery through the through-hole (including the pattern hole) formed in the collar part, thus preventing the generation of mental burden and stress. it can.

(7) According to the method for producing a constraining collar of the present invention, the constraining collar can be produced in a short time and easily, leading to a reduction in waiting time in a hospital or the like.
(8) A constraining color excellent in design and fashion can be provided by the through holes, the pattern holes, and the right diagonal lines and left diagonal lines displayed in the color sections.

  Also, for example, Labrador Retriever (Brown), Shiba Inu, Pomeranian, etc. are gold, Labrador Retriever (Black), Husky (Gray) Wolfhound, etc. are silver, Maltese, Spitz, etc. are white. The right diagonal line and the left diagonal line displayed in the color portion can be color-coded according to the type of animal.

  (9) Reusability or remodeling (resizing) is possible, and it can cope with the growth of animals, so that it is possible to provide an economically superior restraining collar.

  (10) Since it is used without being thrown away as garbage, an environmentally friendly restraining collar can be provided.

  (11) A sanitary and durable restraining collar that can be reused any number of times and can be repeatedly cleaned and disinfected can be provided.

  (12) Since the pattern hole can be formed by cutting along the right diagonal straight line and the left diagonal straight line displayed on the color part, the pattern hole can be easily opened.

  (13) When the lid plate can be opened and closed, by opening the vicinity of the mouth of the animal, meals and the like can be facilitated, and convenience and functionality can be improved.

(14) A restraint collar that can be produced in collaboration with a veterinarian or the like, mainly by an owner who is in a position to best understand the personality of the pet.
(15) Various restraint colors such as a natural version (hard guard), a walk version (soft guard), and a combination version (hard guard) can be provided.

  Hereinafter, a restraining collar and a manufacturing method thereof according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  The restraining collars 1, 1-1, 1-2, 1-3 according to the present invention are mounted around the neck of a target animal (for example, dog, cat), and the mouth or head of the animal is otherwise It is used to prevent the part from approaching. More specifically, the restraining collars 1, 1-1, 1-2, 1-3 have sensitive areas such as cuts, infected sites, and healing surgical incisions in the animal body, foot, It is used to prevent injury to the head, face, and ears with toenails when it is on the tail.

  As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, 8, and 14, the restraining collars 1, 1-1 are configured by hollow truncated cones, and are formed at the end of the small diameter side thereof. Then, it has a neck hole portion 2 that fits around the neck of the dog S, and a collar portion 3 that extends from the small-diameter side end portion toward the large-diameter side end portion and surrounds the mouth portion of the animal S. A number of through holes 5 are formed in the collar portion 3. The through-hole 5 has a diameter of about 5 mm, for example, but when the animal S is a medium size, the forefoot and the rear foot are not so small and the nail is large, so that the nail does not reach the body through the through-hole 5. It is desirable that the size of When the animal S is an ultra-small dog or cat, the diameter of the through hole 5 can be reduced.

  When the restraint collar 1 which is the natural version (hard guard) X shown in FIG. 1 and is configured as described above is attached to the animal S, the neck hole portion 2 is positioned at the neck via the face portion S1 of the animal S. The animal S is passed through a lock tie (or repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.) 13 serving as a fastening member into any of the through holes 5 (or pattern holes 12 described later) formed in the vicinity of the neck hole 2. Fasten to the collar T etc. The restraint collar 1 of the natural version covers the entire face portion S1 of the animal S. In the case of an animal S of a type that does not dislike the restraining collar 1, it is not necessary to keep it on the collar T or the like.

  2 is attached to the animal S, the face part S1 and the front part of the animal S are positioned near the tip of the collar part 3. That is, the tip of the nose comes out slightly (about 5 cm to 10 cm) from the constraining collar 1-1, which is suitable for a walk, facilitates actions such as marking and excretion, and increases convenience. However, this size is suitable for injuries and illnesses around the skull (ears, eyes, etc.), but it is not limited to other symptoms, and it is necessary for the owner to watch. It is appropriately selected by a veterinarian or owner.

  Next, as shown in FIGS. 26 to 29, the restraint collar 1-3, which is a combination version (hard guard) Z in the variation of the restraint collar 1, is used for animals with short legs and short legs. As an application of the natural version (hard guard) X, an opening is formed from the upper part of the hollow truncated cone to the bottom of the palate, below the chin and around the base of the neck. The lid can be opened and closed by a lid cutting plate 40) in FIG. 29, and the opening can be opened by winding the lid 40 outward. According to this restraining collar 1-3, it is possible to easily eat and drink without touching the affected part without removing it each time.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the restraint collar 1 of the natural version (hard guard) X has a large number of through holes 5 formed in the collar portion 3, so that the restraint collar 1 can be reduced in weight. This leads to a reduction in the burden on the neck and spinal cord. In addition, it is well ventilated and highly breathable to prevent secondary infections. Moreover, safety can be obtained by connecting to a collar or a harness. In addition, the design is also enhanced, and the viewer can be healed.

  In addition, the restraint collar 1-2 of the walk version (soft guard) Y also has a large number of through holes 5 in the collar portion 3 as shown in FIG. And other various effects. Moreover, since it is the size which gets out of a nose tip a little (about 5 cm-10 cm), it is suitable for a walk, and acts, such as marking, and excretion are made easy, and the convenience increases. It is also suitable for guards around the skull.

  Further, the restraint collar 1-3 of the combination version (hard guard) Z is also provided on the collar portion 31 and the lid body (the lid body cutting plate in FIGS. 28 and 29) 40 as shown in FIGS. Since a large number of through-holes 5 (or pattern hole portions 12 to be described later) are formed, various other effects such as air permeability, weight reduction, safety, and the like are exhibited. In addition, by opening and closing the lid 40, it is possible to easily eat and drink without touching the affected part without removing it each time, and convenience is increased.

  Further, the through hole 5 formed in the vicinity of the neck hole 2 can be used as a through hole, and can be fastened to the collar T of the animal S through the lock tie 33 (or repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.).

  When there is no risk that the claw or tongue of the subject animal S using the restraining collar 1 touches the wound through the through-hole 5, cut the portion surrounded by the through-hole 5 as shown in FIG. You may form the pattern hole part 12 (part painted in black) which lacked and opened. The size of these pattern hole portions 12 varies depending on the size of the target animal S, and the number of pattern hole portions 12 varies as necessary. In addition to the checkered pattern, the shape of the pattern hole 12 includes a triangle, a diamond, an ellipse, a star, a petal, and the like.

  By forming the pattern hole portion 12 in the collar portion 3, air ventilation is further improved, air permeability is improved, and secondary infection can be prevented. In addition, the weight can be further reduced, the physical burden on the neck, spinal cord, etc. is reduced, and since the outside can be looked further out, the field of view is further expanded, the fear can be further avoided, and familiar scenery and likes As a result, the person's face can be seen clearly, and a sense of security can be obtained, which can have a tremendous effect on relieving stress and reduce the mental burden.

  Further, the color portion 3 such as the restraint collar 1-1 of the walk version (soft guard) Y shown in FIG. 2 or the restraint collar 1-3 of the combination version (hard guard) Z shown in FIGS. 28 and 29 is also patterned. The hole 12 can be formed. Thereby, functionality improves, eating and drinking and a walk become easy, and the convenience of a pet or an owner increases.

Furthermore, using the through-hole 5 and the pattern hole 12, it can be fastened to the collar T of the animal S through a fastening member (for example, a lock tie, repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.) to ensure safety. it can.
Note that the restraining collar of the present invention can be cut anywhere and fastened anywhere.

  Next, a method for producing a constraining collar according to the present invention will be described.

  First, as shown in FIG. 3, a plate material 1A made of synthetic resin made of milky white or transparent and soft is prepared. A large number of through-holes 5 having a diameter of about 5 mm are formed in the plate material 1A at intervals of about 10 mm in vertical pitch and about 20 mm in horizontal pitch.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 4, the right diagonal straight line 6 that connects the center of the through hole 5 from the upper right to the lower left is directed to the lower left, and the transparent straight line 6 extending from the upper right to the lower left. Display every other row of holes 5. In addition, left diagonal straight lines 7 connecting the centers of the through holes 5 from the upper left to the lower right are displayed in every other row of the through holes 5 from the upper left to the lower right. To do.

  Since the right diagonal straight line 6 and the left diagonal straight line 7 are colored in any one color such as gold, silver, and white, the pattern hole 12 is easily opened. For example, Labrador Retriever (brown), Shiba Inu, Pomeranian, etc. are gold, Labrador Retriever (black), Husky (gray), Wolfhound, etc. are silver, Maltese, Spitz, etc. are white. By changing the color according to the type of animal, it can be fashionable, entertain the watcher, and have a healing effect.

  Next, the above-described plate material 1A is cut. For this cutting, first, a substantially fan-shaped paper pattern is produced. This pattern is produced by cutting thin cardboard (or a thin synthetic resin plate or the like) into a substantially fan shape or a substantially rectangular shape.

  That is, the paper pattern includes a natural version (hard guard) X substantially fan-shaped paper pattern 8 shown in FIG. 5, a walk version (soft guard) Y substantially paper-shaped paper pattern 8-1 shown in FIG. A substantially rectangular sizing paper pattern 16 shown in FIG. 16, a substantially fan-shaped paper pattern 8-2 of a combination version (hard guard) Z shown in FIG. 20, and a substantially rectangular lid paper pattern shown in FIG. There are 41.

Select the required pattern at this time. For example, the size is selected from large, medium, and small according to the personality and symptoms of the pet.
For example, the Natural Version (Hard Guard) X is a pet-friendly size that requires a restraining collar, which absolutely guards wounds, etc., and is used when it is not possible to keep an eye on, especially at bedtime. Suitable for animals that are suitable for use with long pets and when wearing a restraining collar that does not interfere with meals and walks.
The walk version (soft guard) Y is a pet that is short and has short legs and is used when the restraining collar interferes with walking and marking, etc., and excretion is not performed quickly, and the eyes and ears Suitable for animals of the type that are used when you want to guard only around the skull.
The combination version (hard guard) Z is suitable for animals that are short and have short legs and are difficult to eat and drink because the restraining collar interferes.
In addition, a plurality of these combinations can be selected by the owner or the like depending on the character of the pet.

  Hereinafter, a method for producing the restraining collar 1 of the natural version (hard guard) X will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 5, hem portions 9 </ b> A and 9 </ b> B are formed on both ends of the substantially fan-shaped main portion 9 in the natural version (hard guard) X pattern 8. In FIG. 5, a and b are completed lines, and the curved line drawn with a dotted line is a guideline for each animal S body type.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 6, the natural version (hard guard) X pattern 8 selected by the use side is placed under the board 1A, the neck of the animal S is measured, and the board 1A is measured with a pencil or the like according to the size. A cutting line along the paper pattern 8 is drawn, and cutting is performed in accordance with the cutting line. As shown in FIG. 7, the cut plate material, that is, the cut plate 1 </ b> B, has a substantially fan-shaped main portion 10 as well as the pattern 8 and hem portions 11 </ b> A and 11 </ b> B at both ends of the main portion 10. a1 and b1 are formed.

  When the target animal S (dog, cat, etc.) that uses the restraining collar 1 is small, the cutting plate 1B having a large number of through holes 5 is used as it is because the front and rear paws are small and the claws are thin.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 7, the cutting plate 1B has an outer corner portion of the hem portion 11A, an inner corner portion C, an inner end portion of the finished line a1, and an outer end portion of the hem portion 11A. Adhesive tape P1 is applied to the outer edge between A and B of the cutting plate 1B, where B is the outer corner of the part 11B, D is the inner corner, and C is the outer end of the finished line b1. The adhesive tape P2 is applied to the edge between A and C of the hem portion 11A, the adhesive tape P3 is applied to the edge between B and D of the hem portion 11B, and the inner edge between C and D of the cutting plate 1B Adhere the adhesive tape P4.

Next, as shown in FIG. 8, by rounding the cutting plate 1B, the finished line a1 and the finished line b1 are combined, that is, the two and the second are combined, the two hem portions 11A, 11B is overlapped.
After that, by using several through holes 5 formed in both hem portions 11A and 11B, and fastening with several lock ties (or repeat ties, hook-and-loop fasteners, etc.) 13 as fastening members, a hollow truncated cone is formed. The restraining collar 1 is produced.

  In addition, when the target animal S (dog, cat, etc.) using the restraining collar 1 is relatively large (medium size or larger), the front and rear paws are large and the nails are thick. The portion 12 may be formed. That is, along the right diagonal straight line 6 and the left diagonal straight line 7 of the cutting board 1B, a checkered pattern or the like is cut as necessary to open many pattern holes 12. The radius of the through holes 5, the pitch of the through holes 5, the size of the pattern holes 12 cut out in a checkered pattern or the like vary depending on the size and symptoms of the target animal.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the cutting plate 1B has an outer corner portion of the hem portion 11A as A, an inner corner portion as C, inner and outer end portions of the finished line a1 as a, b, and a hem portion 11B. When the outer corner portion of B is B, the inner corner portion is D, and the inner and outer ends of the finished line b1 are C and D, the adhesive tape P1 is applied to the outer edge portion between A and B of the cutting plate 1B, and the hem portion 11A Adhesive tape P2 is applied to the edge between A and C, adhesive tape P3 is applied to the edge between B and D of hem portion 11B, and adhesive tape P4 is applied to the inner edge between C and D of cutting plate 1B. Affix.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 10, by rounding the cutting plate 1B, the finished line a1 and the finished line b1 are combined, that is, B and D are combined, A and C are combined, and both hem portions 11A, 11B is overlapped, and the hollow pier is secured by using lock holes (or repeat ties, hook-and-loop fasteners, etc.) 13 at several places using the through holes 5 or the pattern holes 12 formed in the hem portions 11A and 11B. A conical restraining collar 1 is produced.

  The shape of the pattern hole 12 is not limited to the checkered pattern, and may be a triangle, a rhombus, an ellipse, a star, a petal, or the like. You may make it form many pattern hole parts 12 directly in 1 A of board | plate materials, without drawing the straight line 7. FIG. Further, the size may be developed by transferring the pattern directly onto the pattern hole 12 on the cutting plate 1B without using the pattern 8. Further, it is also possible to cut out a pattern from the beginning of the material itself, and then design and make it so that each pattern hole 12 does not hang on the cut.

  It should be noted that the work of opening the pattern hole 12 by cutting (notching) a diagonal checkered pattern or the like along the right diagonal straight line 6 and the left diagonal straight line 7 of the cutting board 1B is necessary if necessary. However, in the event of an emergency such as when surgery is scheduled, the owner determines the size according to the type, personality, and symptoms of the pet and uses the restraining collar 1 shown in FIG. However, at a later date, when the owner or the like mainly watches the pet, it may be removed from the neck and cut with an iron or a cutter as it is, or it may be disassembled and cut. Disassembly is performed by cutting or removing the lock tie 13.

  In addition, if the above matters are described in the manual, for example, if a restraining collar with a manual is handed over from a hospital or the like, it is desirable since the understanding of the receiving side will be accelerated. This leads to shortened medical hours by veterinarians and collaborates such as preventing secondary infection. It should be noted that the items described in the manual should be fully considered based on the PL Law so that no accidents occur.

  Next, a manufacturing method of the restraining collar 1-1 of the walk version (soft guard) Y will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 11, hem portions 14 </ b> A and 14 </ b> B are formed on both ends of the substantially fan-shaped main portion 14 in the walk version (soft guard) Y pattern 8-1. In FIG. 11, e and f are completed lines, and the curved line drawn with a dotted line is a guideline for each animal S body type.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 12, the paper pattern 8-1 is placed under the board material 1A, the circumference of the animal S is measured, and a cutting line along the paper pattern 8-1 is drawn on the board material 1A with a pencil or the like according to the size. Cut along this cutting line. As shown in FIG. 13, the cut plate material, that is, the cut plate 1B-1, includes a substantially fan-shaped main portion 15, hem portions 15A and 15B at both ends of the main portion 15, and a finished line e1, f1 is formed.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 13, the cutting plate 1B-1 has an outer corner portion of the hem portion 15A as A, an inner corner portion as C, and an outer end portion of the finished line e1 as a and b. When the outer corner of the hem portion 15B is B, the inner corner is D, and the outer end of the finished line f1 is C, it adheres to the outer edge between A and B of the cutting plate 1B-1. The tape P1 is pasted, the adhesive tape P2 is pasted on the edge between A and C of the hem portion 15A, the adhesive tape P3 is pasted on the edge between B and D of the hem portion 15B, and C on the cutting plate 1B-1 Adhesive tape P4 is affixed to the inner edge between -D.

Next, as shown in FIG. 14, the cutting plate 1B-1 is rounded so that the finished line e1 and the finished line f1 are matched, that is, b and d are combined, i and c are combined, and both hem portions are combined. 15A and 15B are overlapped.
After that, by using several through holes 5 formed in both hem portions 11A and 11B, and fastening with several lock ties (or repeat ties, hook-and-loop fasteners, etc.) 13 as fastening members, a hollow truncated cone is formed. The restraining collar 1-1 is produced.

  In addition, when the target animal (dog, cat) using the restraining collar 1-1 is relatively large (medium size or larger), the front and rear paws are large and the nails are thick, so that a large number of pattern holes are formed in the cutting plate 1B-1. The portion 12 may be formed.

  Next, a production method of the restraining collar 1-2 corresponding to when the animal S is fat or thin will be described with reference to FIGS.

  A case where the size is increased from the restraining collar 1 of the natural version (hard guard) X shown in FIG. 8 will be described.

First, the lock tie (or peat tie, hook-and-loop fastener or the like) 13 that is a fastening member of the restraining collar 1 is removed, and the restraining collar 1 is returned to the substantially fan-shaped cutting plate 1B as shown in FIG.
Next, the sizing paper 16 for the size to be sized up is prepared according to the instructions.

  That is, hem portions 17A and 17B are formed on both ends of the substantially rectangular main portion 17, as shown in FIG. In FIG. 16, 17 a and 17 b are completed lines, and the curve drawn with a dotted line is a guideline for each animal S body type.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 17, the pattern paper for upsizing 16 is placed under the board 1A, the circumference of the animal S is measured, and a cutting line along the paper for upsizing 16 is made on the board 1A with a pencil or the like according to the size. Pull and cut along this cutting line. As shown in FIG. 18, hem portions 20A and 20B and finished lines c1 and d1 are formed at both ends of the substantially rectangular main portion 20C of the cut plate material, that is, the sizing plate 20 for upsizing. .

  The size-cutting plate 20 has an outer corner portion of the hem portion 20A as E, an inner corner portion as G, an outer end portion of the finished line c1 as a heel, and an outer side of the hem portion 20B. When the corner is F, the inner corner is H, and the outer end of the finished line d1 is h and g, tape P5 is applied to the outer edge between E and F of the size-up cutting plate 20, and the size Tape P6 is applied to the edge between E and G of the cutting board 20 for up, and tape P7 is applied to the edge between F to H of the cutting board 20 for upsizing.

  Then, the finished line a1 of the cutting plate 1B and the finished line d1 of the size-up cutting plate 20 are matched, that is, the hem portion 11A and 20B are overlapped with each other by overlapping the hem portions 11A and 20B. As shown in FIG. 4, the size is fixed to one end of the cutting plate 1B by fastening with a lock tie (or repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.) 23 using the through holes 5 formed in both hem portions 11A and 20B. One end of the up-cutting plate 20 is connected.

  Next, by rounding the cutting plate 1B and the size-up cutting plate 20, the finished line b1 and the finished line c1 are combined, that is, the two hems 11B and 20A are combined by combining the two and the third and the second. Are overlapped and fastened with a lock tie (or repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.) 23 using the through holes 5 formed in both hem portions 11B and 20A, and the hem portion 11A and the hem portion 20B are formed into a ring. The constraining collar 1-2 in which the adhesive tape P4 is peeled off by, for example, peeling the adhesive tape P4 in the manner of drawing the circles C to D and G to H from the top of the hem portion 11B and the hem portion 20A. Is made. Note that changing the position of the lock tie 23 or the like can cope with the pet becoming fat or growing.

  Moreover, it can connect with the collar T etc. using the through-hole 5 and the pattern hole part 12 which were formed in the cutting board 20 for size increase. The size of the restraining collar 1-1 of the walk version (soft guard) Y is increased in the same manner as the size of the restraining collar 1 of the natural version (hard guard) X described above.

  Next, a method for reducing the size of the restraining collar 1 of the natural version (hard guard) X and the restraining collar 1-1 of the walk version (soft guard) Y shown in FIG. 8 will be described.

  In this case, each of the restraining collars 1, 1-1, 1- 1 may be refastened with lock ties (or repeat ties, hook-and-loop fasteners, etc.) 13 and 23 using the respective through holes 5 and the pattern hole portions 12. Similarly, Nos. 2 and 1-3 can be reused or reformed (resized), and are free of waste and friendly to the global environment. In other words, patterning and remodeling (resizing) enable dust to be reduced, calling attention not to be disposable (with photos and illustrations in the manual), and the owner is the main restraint collar 1, 1- 1, 1-2, 1-3 can be produced and waste can be eliminated.

  Next, a restraint collar 1-3 of the combination version (hard guard) Z and a manufacturing method thereof will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 26, the restraint collar 1-3 of the combination version (hard guard) Z is composed of a substantially fan-shaped cutting plate 1B-2 and a substantially rectangular lid cutting plate 40. Yes.

  As shown in FIG. 20, the substantially fan-shaped paper pattern 8-2 of the combination version (hard guard) Z has hem portions 30 </ b> A and 30 </ b> B formed at both ends of the substantially fan-shaped main portion 30. In FIG. 20, g and h are completed lines, and the curved lines drawn with dotted lines are guidelines for each animal S body type.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 21, the paper pattern 8-2 is placed under the board material 1A having a large number of through holes 5, the neck of the animal S is measured, and the paper board 8-2 is placed on the paper board 1A with a pencil or the like according to the size. Draw a cutting line along, and cut along this cutting line. As shown in FIG. 22, hem portions 31A and 31B and finished lines g1 and h1 at both ends of the substantially fan-shaped main portion 31 are formed on the cut plate material, that is, the cut plate 1B-2.

  In the cutting plate 1B-2, the outer corner of the hem portion 31A is A, the inner corner is C, the outer end of the finished line g1 is a, b, and the outer corner of the hem portion 31B. When the part is B, the inner corner is D, and the outer end of the finished line h1 is C, the adhesive tape P10 is applied to the outer edge between A and B of the cutting plate 1B-2, and the cutting plate Adhesive tape P11 is affixed to the edge part between AC of hem part 31A of 1B-2, and adhesive tape P12 is affixed to the edge part between BD of hem part 31B.

  Further, the substantially rectangular lid template 41 of the combination version (hard guard) Z includes a substantially rectangular main portion 41C and end portions 41A and 41B as shown in FIG. In FIG. 23, i and j are completed lines, and the curved line drawn by dotted lines is a guideline for each animal S body type.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 24, the cover template 41 is placed under the plate 1A, the neck of the animal S is measured, and a cutting line along the cover template 41 is formed on the plate 1A with a pencil or the like according to the size. And cut according to this cutting line. As shown in FIG. 25, the cut plate material, that is, the lid cutting plate 40 is formed with a substantially rectangular main portion 40C, end portions 40A and 40B, and finished lines i1 and j1.

  The lid cutting plate 40 has an outer corner portion E of the end portion 40A, an inner corner portion G, an outer end portion of the finished line i1, and an outer end portion of the end portion 40B. When the corner is F, the inner corner is H, and the outer end of the finished line j1 is h and h, tape P14 is applied to the outer edge between E and F of the lid cutting plate 40, and the lid Tape P15 is applied to the edge between E and G of body cutting plate 40, and tape P16 is applied to the edge between F and H of lid cutting plate 40.

  Then, the finished line g1 of the cutting plate 1B-2 and the finished line j1 of the cover cutting plate 40 are aligned, that is, the hem portion 31A and the end portion 40B are overlapped with each other by combining the a and h, the b and the g. As shown in FIG. 26, the cutting plate 1B-2 is obtained by fastening with a lock tie (or repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.) 33 using the through holes 5 formed in the hem portion 31A and the end portion 40B. One end of the lid cutting plate 40 is connected to one end of the cover.

  Next, by rounding the cutting plate 1B-2 and the cover cutting plate 40, the finished line h1 and the finished line i1 are combined, that is, the two are combined, the two are combined, the second and the second are combined, and the hem portion 31B, The end portion 40A is overlapped, and the hem portion 31B is secured with a lock tie (or repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.) 33 using the through-hole 5 formed in the end portion 40A, and the end of the hem portion 31B and the end that are in a ring shape The adhesive collar P17 is applied in the manner of drawing the circles CD, GH, and H from the overlap of the part 40A, the hem part 31A, and the end part 40B, thereby producing a constraining collar 1-3 for the hollow truncated cone. To do.

  In addition, the constraining collar 1-3 shown in FIG. 27 is obtained by replacing the substantially fan-shaped cutting plate 1B-2 and the substantially rectangular lid cutting plate 40 with a plate material in which the through holes 5 and the pattern hole portions 12 are formed. It is produced by cutting and assembling as described above.

  Moreover, it can connect with the collar T etc. using the through-hole 5 and the pattern hole part 12 which were formed in the cutting board 1B-2 and the cutting board 40 for lids.

  The restraining collar 1-3 configured as described above is attached to, for example, an animal S (here, a dog is taken as an example) shown in FIG. 28, or an animal K (here, a cat is taken as an example) shown in FIG. Attached). Then, when releasing the mouth portions (portions corresponding to the palate) S2 and K2 of the animal S and the animal K, as shown in FIGS. 28 and 29, the lock tie on the neck hole 2 side of the restraining collar 1-3. This is performed by removing another lock tie (or repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.) 33 while leaving the 33 (or repeat tie, hook-and-loop fastener, etc.) 33 and winding the lid cutting plate 40 outward.

  As described above, according to the embodiment of the restraining collar according to the present invention, the field of view is widened so that the outside can be seen from the large number of through holes 5 and / or pattern hole portions 12 provided in the collar portion 3. You can avoid the fear of people, you will be able to see familiar scenery and the face of your favorite person, you will be able to relieve stress, and the ventilation will be better, and it will be well ventilated and prevent secondary infection .

  In addition, since a large number of through holes 5 and / or pattern holes 12 are formed in the collar portion 3, the weight can be reduced, the burden on the neck, spinal cord, etc. can be reduced, and the walk version (hard guard) Y and combination versions (hard guards) Z can be proposed in a variety of restraining collars 1-1 and 1-3, and convenience and functionality can be improved so that walking, eating and drinking, etc. can be facilitated. it can. Further, the through hole 5 and / or the pattern hole 12 is used as a fastening hole of the fastening member, or as a fastening hole when the restraining collars 1, 1-1, 1-3 and the collar T are connected by the fastening member. Available.

  In addition, according to the embodiment of the restraining color according to the present invention, the right diagonal straight line 6 and the left diagonal straight line 7 are colored with any color such as gold, silver, white, etc. The burden on the eyeball of S can be eliminated as much as possible. For example, Labrador Retriever (brown), Shiba Inu, Pomeranian, etc. are gold, Labrador Retriever (black), Husky (gray), Wolfhound, etc. are silver, Maltese, Spitz, etc. are white. It is possible to have a fashionable effect, entertain the viewer, and have a healing effect.

  Further, according to the embodiment of the restraint collar according to the present invention, the shape of the pattern hole 12 is made to be a checkered pattern, triangle, rhombus, ellipse, star, petal, etc. If 1-1, 1-2, and 1-3 are designed, the design is improved and what is seen can be healed.

  In addition, according to the embodiment of the restraining collar according to the present invention, the pattern can be transferred to a certain material by patterning and cut according to the size. The manufacturing time can be shortened. In addition, by using materials that can be washed hygienically, it can be reused and remodeled, is economical, can be made mainly by the owner, and is ideal for restraint considering the environment that meets the needs of pets. Can provide color.

  Further, according to the embodiment of the restraint collar according to the present invention, the restraint collar 1- such as a combination version rich in variations that opens the mouth portions (parts corresponding to the palate) S2, K2 of the animals S and K. 3 can be provided, convenience and functionality can be improved so that meals and the like can be facilitated.

  In the embodiment of the restraining collar according to the present invention, dogs and cats are described as the target animals S. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and can also be applied to rabbits, pigs, zoo animals, wild animals, and the like.

  The restraining collar according to the present invention is excellent in design, fashion, functionality and safety, so it is an animal hospital, a zoo, a veterinary university hospital, a pharmaceutical company, a feed company, any research institution that requires animals, etc. Widely used in the world, it is useful for pets all over the world, and by producing, industrial potential has greatly developed and can contribute to part of the Japanese economy.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which mounted | wore the animal (dog) with the collar for restraint concerning this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which mounted | wore the animal (dog) with the other collar for constraining which concerns on this invention. It is a top view which shows the board | plate material used for the collar for restraint concerning this invention. It is a top view which shows the board | plate material of the state which pulled the right diagonal straight line and the left diagonal straight line on the surface. It is a top view which shows the pattern paper of the color for restraint of the natural version (hard guard) X. FIG. It is a top view which shows the state which accumulated the board | plate material on the pattern paper. It is a top view which shows the cutting plate of the color for restraint of the natural version (hard guard) X. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a restraining collar of a natural version (hard guard) X. FIG. It is a top view which shows the other cutting board of the collar for restraint of the natural version (hard guard) X. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a restraining collar of a natural version (hard guard) X. FIG. It is a top view which shows the pattern paper of the color for restraint of the walk version (soft guard) Y. FIG. It is a top view which shows the state which accumulated the board | plate material on the pattern paper. It is a top view which shows the cutting plate of the collar for restraint of the walk version (soft guard) Y. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the collar for restraint of the walk version (soft guard) Y. FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which returned the color for restraint of the natural version (hard guard) X to the substantially fan-shaped cutting board. It is a top view which shows the pattern paper for size-up. It is a top view which shows the state which accumulated the board | plate material on the pattern paper for size-up. It is a top view which shows the cutting board for size-up. It is a perspective view which shows the collar for restraint which increased the size of the natural version (hard guard) X. FIG. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a substantially fan-shaped pattern of a restraining collar of a combination version (hard guard) Z; It is a top view which shows the state which accumulated the board | plate material on the pattern paper. FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a cutting plate for a restraining collar of a combination version (hard guard) Z; FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a cover pattern for a binding collar of a combination version (hard guard) Z; It is a top view which shows the state which accumulated the board | plate material on the pattern paper. FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a lid cutting board for a binding collar of a combination version (hard guard) Z; 3 is a perspective view showing a restraining collar of a combination version (hard guard) Z. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the other collar for restraint of the combination version (hard guard) Z. It is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the mouth part (part corresponding to a palate) of the animal S (dog) in the collar for restraint of the combination version (hard guard) Z. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the mouth part (part corresponding to a palate) of the animal K (cat) in the restraint collar of the combination version (hard guard) Z. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the conventional restraint collar. It is a perspective view which shows the other conventional restraint collar. It is a perspective view which shows the other conventional restraint collar.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Restraint collar 1-1 Restraint collar 1-2 Restraint collar 1-3 Restraint collar 1A Board material 1B Cutting board 1B-1 Cutting board 1B-2 Cutting board 2 Neck hole part 3 Color part 5 Through hole 6 Right diagonal Straight line 7 Left diagonal straight line 8 Paper pattern 8-1 Paper pattern 8-2 Paper pattern 9 Main part 9A Hem part 9B Hem part 10 Main part 11A Hem part 11B Hem part 12 Pattern hole 13 Lock tie (fastening member)
14 Main part 14A Hem part 14B Hem part 15 Main part 15A Hem part 15B Hem part 16 Size increasing pattern 17A Main part 17B Hem part 17B Hem part 20 Size increasing cutting plate 20A Hem part 20B Hem part 20C Main part 23 Lock tie (Fastening member)
30 Main part 30A Hem part 30B Hem part 31 Main part 30A Hem part 30B Hem part 31 Lock tie (fastening member)
40 Cutting plate for lid (lid)
40A end 40B end 41 cover pattern 41A end 41B end 41C main part S animal (dog)
S1 face part S2 mouth K animal (cat)
K2 Mouth part P1-P8 Adhesive tape P10-P12 Adhesive tape P14-P17 Adhesive tape X Natural version (hard guard)
Y walk version (soft guard)
Z combination version (hard guard)

Claims (5)

The whole is composed of a hollow truncated cone, and is formed at the end of the small diameter side, and a neck hole that fits around the neck of the animal, and extends from the end of the small diameter side toward the end of the large diameter side. In a method for producing a constraining collar formed and having a collar portion surrounding the mouth of the animal,
(1) A right diagonal straight line that is formed vertically and horizontally with a predetermined pitch and spaced from the center of the upper right through hole to the center of the lower left lower hole. Preparing a plate material that is displayed by crossing every other row of through holes with a left diagonal straight line connected from the center of the upper left through hole to the center of the lower right through hole;
(2) cutting the plate material to produce a cutting plate comprising a substantially fan-shaped main portion and hem portions formed at both ends of the main portion;
(3) rolling the cutting plate and superimposing the hem parts;
(4) A step of producing the collar portion by joining a through member to the through-holes of the overlapped hem portions;
A method for producing a constraining collar, comprising: The whole is composed of a hollow truncated cone, and is formed at the end of the small diameter side, and a neck hole that fits around the neck of the animal, and extends from the end of the small diameter side toward the end of the large diameter side. In a method for producing a constraining collar formed and having a collar portion surrounding the mouth of the animal,
(1) A right diagonal straight line that is formed vertically and horizontally with a predetermined pitch and spaced from the center of the upper right through hole to the center of the lower left lower hole. Preparing a plate material that is displayed by crossing every other row of through holes with a left diagonal straight line connected from the center of the upper left through hole to the center of the lower right through hole;
(2) cutting the plate material to produce a cutting plate comprising a substantially fan-shaped main portion and hem portions formed at both ends of the main portion;
(3) cutting the plate material to produce a substantially square size-up plate having hem portions formed at both ends;
(4) rolling the cutting plate and superimposing the hem portion of the upsized plate and the hem portion of the cutting plate;
(5) a step of producing the collar portion by joining through a fastening member to the through hole of the size-up plate and the through hole of the cutting plate;
A method for producing a constraining collar, comprising: The whole is composed of a hollow truncated cone, and is formed at the end of the small diameter side, and a neck hole that fits around the neck of the animal, and extends from the end of the small diameter side toward the end of the large diameter side. In a method for producing a constraining collar formed and having a collar portion surrounding the mouth of the animal,
(1) A right diagonal straight line that is formed vertically and horizontally with a predetermined pitch and spaced from the center of the upper right through hole to the center of the lower left lower hole. Preparing a plate material that is displayed by crossing every other row of through holes with a left diagonal straight line connected from the center of the upper left through hole to the center of the lower right through hole;
(2) cutting the plate material to produce a cutting plate comprising a substantially fan-shaped main portion and hem portions formed at both ends of the main portion;
(3) cutting the plate material to produce a substantially rectangular lid plate;
(4) rolling the cutting plate and superimposing both end portions of the lid plate and the hem portion of the cutting plate;
(5) a step of producing the collar portion by joining through a fastening member to the through hole of the lid plate and the through hole of the cutting plate;
A method for producing a constraining collar, comprising:   The method for producing a constraining collar according to claim 3, wherein the fastening member is appropriately attached and detached, and the opening formed between the hem portions of the cutting plate is opened and closed by the lid plate.   The method for producing a constraining collar according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a step of forming a pattern hole portion by appropriately cutting along the right oblique line and the left oblique line.

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