JPH073899Y2 - Adhesive mount such as mouse trap - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an adhesive mount for trapping a mouse, etc., in which an adhesive is applied to the inside of a foldable thick mount so that harmful insects such as mice, cockroaches and flies can be attached.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a foldable adhesive mount using a thick mount such as a cardboard which has been generally used for capturing a mouse, a fold line for folding in two is attached to the center of one mount body, for example. A thick mount that folds the left and right sides in half when not in use, and an adhesive is applied to the left and right sides, and ear frame pieces are provided on the outer peripheral edge of the mount body so that the left and right adhesive sides do not adhere when folded. (See Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-1195), and the above-mentioned mount structure having two folding creases for tri-folding which can be folded in three in the longitudinal direction are known.

[0003]

However, in the case of the former two-fold adhesive mount type having the above-mentioned structure, when using it, since the left and right sides of the two-folded adhesive are simply opened and the adhesive side is set face up, At least the developed mount area is required and the location is limited (it is difficult to set in a narrow space such as a wall). Also, as a post-capture process when the mouse got in, the adhesive mount was folded in two to sandwich the mouse, but the mount itself was thick so it could not bend along the rat form, so at least one (open end)
It is difficult to completely cover the rat with the open. In particular, when a large-sized mouse is attached at the central half-folded portion, the middle portion of the thick adhesive mount cannot be appropriately folded to completely hide the mouse. Also, in the latter type of adhesive mount that can be folded in three in the longitudinal direction, the three fold lines in the longitudinal direction are bent into a U-shape, L-shape, etc. in a set at a narrow installation location to lay a passage. It is possible to do so, but with this very post-treatment, it is not possible to cover the mouse in the same way as above with a large bending of folding the three-fold line, and it is inevitable that the mouse can be seen from the outside and it is dumped at the housewife etc. It is one of the problems of time.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention attaches a plurality of bending lines to the back surface of the main body of a single sheet in a vertical, horizontal, oblique (inclined) shape, etc. It is intended to provide an adhesive mount for trapping a mouse or the like that solves the above-mentioned problems by dividing the above into small and thin mount parts so as to follow the rat form.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is an adhesive mount such as a mousetrap in which a thick mount such as a cardboard is folded in two and an adhesive is applied to the inner surface facing each other.
A rectangular mount with narrow folds and a spine width for folding is provided, and a plurality of detachable folding ear frame pieces are provided on the outer periphery of the rectangular mount, and the entire back surface of the mount body is covered. Is cut into multiple vertical bending lines and horizontal bending lines with a certain width, and is divided into a large number of rectangular small mount parts.
Each of the small mounts is further divided into slanted bending lines which are obliquely orthogonal to each other and divided into thin mounts.

[0006]

As described above, the mount body is divided into a large number of small mount parts by a plurality of vertical bending lines and horizontal bending lines attached to the back side, and each small mount part is diagonally orthogonal to each other. Since it is divided into thin liner parts by slanted fold lines and can be bent in the vertical, horizontal and diagonal directions, when using it, open the double-folded adhesive liner with the adhesive coated surface facing the surface and install it at a predetermined location. , A mouse gets in and is attached to the adhesive coating and captured. As the subsequent treatment, if the mount body is bent inward according to the shape of the capturing mouse, the mount body is bent in a small width in the longitudinal direction, the lateral direction, and the oblique direction along the spine folding line, and is wrapped. To cover the mouse. In this case, the folded ear frame piece provided on the outer periphery of the mount body may be separated beforehand.

[0007]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings of the embodiments.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a heavy-weight rectangular mount body made of corrugated cardboard or the like whose surface is water- and oil-resistant, and the mount body 1 has a width at least twice as large as the thickness of the mount at the center. The width portion 2 is provided by two narrow width folds 3 and 3 which are formed by making a constant cut a from the back surface 1b side, and a folded back ear frame piece 4 serving as a non-adhesive frame is provided on the four outer circumferences of the mount body 1. To project. A cutoff line 5 is appropriately attached to the bent portion of the folded back ear frame piece 4 so as to be separated. In addition, over the entire back surface of the mount body 1, a plurality of vertical folding lines 6 and horizontal folding lines 7 having a constant spacing b are attached at the cuts a to form a large number of square (brain-shaped) small mount portions. In addition, each of the small mount parts 8 is divided into eight slanting bending lines 9 and 9 which are diagonally orthogonal to each other, and is divided into triangular triangular mount parts 10, and the surface of the mount main body 1 is divided. In the case of 1a, the adhesive 11 is applied to the inside of the folded back ear frame piece 4 excluding the folded back width c, and the folded back surface 1a, 1a
The non-bonding pieces 12, 1 having at least the mount thickness at the positions facing each other
Two pieces (two pairs in the drawing) are stuck and protruded to form an adhesive mount 13 such as a two-fold type mouse catcher with the overall configuration. In this case, when the slanted fold lines 9 and 9 that divide the thin mount portions 10 are respectively continuous, the long slanted fold lines 9'and 9'each reach the mount edge, respectively.

In the figure (see FIG. 2), 5 vertical folding lines 6 in the longitudinal direction of the mount and 8 horizontal folding lines 7 orthogonal to the longitudinal direction (4 on one side) are inserted. is there.

[0010] Next, this operation will be described. First, when the adhesive mount 13 such as a mouse trap is shipped and sold in two folds, the folded ear frame pieces 4 provided on the four edges of the mount body 1 are used. The non-adhesive piece 1 which is folded back inward with the cut-off and bending line 14 as a sakai, and has both adhesive surfaces in the middle.
Combined with the 2 and 12 butts, the sticky surfaces will not be touched.

Here, when the mouse is used for trapping, when the adhesive mount 13 is used, the two folds are opened (developed) so that the adhesive 11 is on the upper surface, and the adhesive mount 13 is set at a predetermined installation place. In this mount set, the folded back ear frame pieces 4 arranged on the four edges of the mount body 1 in advance for good post-processing.
Cut out. However, when the length of the folded back ear frame piece 4 is a small unit length within the fixed interval b between the vertical folding lines 6 and 6 or the horizontal folding lines 7 and 7, it is not necessary to separate (see FIG. 1). (Refer to the edge-folded ear frame piece). Also, if you want to bend the mount body 1 due to a small installation space,
The predetermined bending lines of the lateral bending lines 6 and 7 and the long-inclined bending line 9'are taken into consideration to perform a right-angled bending or the like so as to correspond to the installation width.

[0012] Here, if the intruding rat A gets on the surface (adhesive surface) of the adhesive mount 13 (open),
It is stuck with the adhesive 11 and becomes immovable and is in a capture state.
After that, in post-processing such as dumping, the mount body 1 is folded in two around the central back width portion 2, but here the mount body 1 is folded in two due to the thick construction, and both open ends Remains open in a V shape, and the mouse A inside can still be seen.

However, the back surface 1b of the mount body 1 is provided with vertical and horizontal folding lines 6 and 7 and a long slanted folding line 9 ', which are cut into the backing 1b at a thickness of about 2/3 or more of the mount thickness. Mount the mount body 1 to a rectangular small mount part 8 or a triangular thin mount part 1.
Since it is bendable to be divided into 0, the vertical bending line 6 or the horizontal bending line 7 or the long sloping bending line 9 ′ passing through the vicinity according to the form of the mouse A can be sequentially bent inward to obtain the mouse A. Is a soft sheet material, a small mount portion 8 and a thin mount portion 10 which are divided into small pieces so as to be wound on a cloth are wound, and the mouse A is completely covered (see FIG. 5). Especially, if a large number of long-sloped bending lines 9'which are diagonally bending lines are sequentially bent and wound, a considerably large rat can be caught and hidden.

Therefore, finally, the adhesive mount 13 covered so as to engulf the mouse may be appropriately discarded.

[0015]

As described above, the adhesive mount of the present invention, such as a mouse trap, has a plurality of folding lines consisting of vertical, horizontal, and diagonal cuts on the back surface of the main body of one sheet, and the mount itself. Since the folding mount can be subdivided (partitioned) into the small mount part and the thin mount part, after the adhesive side is set up and the mouse is caught and captured, the mount body is If you bend it with a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal cut line, the captured rat will be folded and folded according to its form, unlike the conventional single fold of thick mount paper It can be completely covered, and the post-treatment is easy without giving a housewife any discomfort. Moreover, the present invention has a practical effect that it is easy to manufacture and can be provided at low cost because it has a very simple structure in which a large number of folding lines (lines) are added when cutting the mount. It should be noted that although the above description has been made with respect to rodent trapping, sticking trapping on the adhesive surface can be similarly performed by trapping other harmful insects such as cockroaches and flies.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a use state in which a folded back ear frame piece is separated.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing a non-used state after being folded in half.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a wound state after capturing a rat.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Mount main body 2 Back width part for half-folding 4 Folding ear frame piece 5 Cut line 6 Vertical bending line 7 Horizontal bending line 8 Small mount part 9 Inclined bending line 10 Thin mount part 11 Adhesive

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A pressure sensitive adhesive mount such as a mouse trap in which a thick mount such as a cardboard is folded in two and an adhesive is applied to the inner surface of the mount, and the back main body has two narrow creases in the center. The mount is a square mount, and a plurality of detachable foldable ear frame pieces are provided on the outer periphery of the mount body, and a plurality of vertical folding lines and horizontal lines are provided at regular intervals over the entire back surface of the mount body. The fold lines are attached by cutting to divide it into a number of small rectangular mount parts, and each of these small mount parts is further divided by slanting fold lines that are diagonally orthogonal to the thin mount part to make the entire mount bendable. Adhesive mount for mouse trapping, etc.