JPS58225001A - Tape for vaporizing insecticide or aromatic under heating - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:The titled tape for vaporization under heating, having on change in quality of agents, standing long-period storage, obtained by applying a heat- resistant film impermeable to liquids to one side of a flexible tape, impregnating the tape with an insecticide or an aromatic. CONSTITUTION:A heat-resistant film (preferably aluminum foil) impermeable to liquids is applied to one side of a flexible tape such as woven fabric, Kraft paper, or porous substance, and the tape is impregnated with an insecticide or an aromatic, to give a tape for varporization under heating, which is used when the insecticide or the aromatic is vaporized under heating. A tape, wherein the tape is provided with partitions, which are impregnated with different kinds of aromatics, and plural aromas can be produced by one evaporator, can be obtained, or a tape wherein it is impregnated with the insecticide and the aroma alternately can also obtained.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a heating vaporizing tape used for heating and vaporizing an anthelmintic agent or an aromatic agent.

Conventionally, insecticides have been used such as a spraying method, a fumigation method using incense sticks or calorific value, and a heating evaporation method using a mat impregnated with chemicals.

However, these conventional products only have a temporary effect, and incense sticks are particularly dangerous because they ignite, and fumigation methods rapidly evaporate the chemicals, resulting in temporarily high concentrations. There is a danger that vapor will fill the room, and humans and animals will need to be evacuated during this period.

In addition, although it is said that the heating evaporation type using a cloak maintains its effectiveness for 10 to 12 hours, in reality, after about 6 hours, the amount of evaporation of the drug decreases and the effect weakens.

In order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, the present applicant has developed an evaporation device that first moves a belt impregnated with a drug over a heat generator at a very low speed, and efficiently and continuously heats and evaporates the impregnated drug. The present invention is used in the above-mentioned heating evaporation device, and is designed to prevent the deterioration of the drug impregnated into the tape, reduce the diffusion of the drug due to capillary action, and make it durable for a long period of time. In addition, by providing partitions in the tape and impregnating each section with a different type of fragrance, the tape can be used to generate multiple fragrances using a single evaporator. This is what I am trying to do.

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

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a part of the tape, and FIG. 2 is a side view thereof.

The tape is, for example, one side of a flexible cotton tape with capillary action with a width of 38 mm and a thickness of 0.6 mm (along with a film of aluminum foil or the like approximately 0.02 mm thick) attached to it for deworming. For this purpose, an example of using Pinamin Fortera, an anthelmintic from Juju Chemical, is as follows:
Tape length 3.7 Pinamin forte 0.005 per battle
If the purpose is only to emit a fragrance, the stabilizer is added to the fragrance and impregnated.

FIG. 3 shows the case where the vaporized tape of the present invention is incorporated into a cassette. In the figure, the tape I11 is wound in a coil around a shaft (4) that fits on the edge of the cassette (3), and its end is pulled out from the opening at the top of the cassette and then re-entered the top of the cassette. , the winding shaft (5) that appears on the side of the kayak
is fixed.

FIG. 4 is a front view showing the structure of the main parts in one case where the cassette (3) is used in a heating evaporation device.

That is, the tape Il+ for heating and vaporization peeking out from the top of the case 7) is pulled out and hung on the heater (6) above. of! , 1] After hanging the tape on the ring +81, the shaft (4) and the winding shaft (6) are rotated to take up the slack of the tape. Note that the winding shaft (
6) is adapted to apply rotational force to wind the vaporized tape with constant tension from the driving wheels (8) via a spring coil belt (9).

Now, when we use the heating vaporization tape impregnated with an anthelmintic agent and set the time switch of the heating evaporation device to 8 hours of operation, the heating vaporization tape will be fed at a speed of 3.7 hours per hour and 160' A film (2) such as aluminum foil on the bottom surface of the tape moves on the heater (6) maintained at around C and is heated, and the anthelmintic agent impregnated into the tape is vaporized.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the tape function, and FIG. 6 is a side view thereof.

The tape is the tape shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
(i), in which partitions (10) impregnated with rubber arabic or synthetic resin are provided at intervals in the longitudinal direction to block capillary action of the tape, and the tape is In the longitudinal direction ((Since compartments are formed, if each compartment is impregnated with a different type of aromatic agent, the fragrance will change when the compartment passing over the heat generator changes.

Therefore, if the tape of the present invention is used in an aroma generator that is a heating evaporation device in a private car, room, or toilet, -11
i! Since the IT fragrance generator can sequentially generate multiple fragrances over time, the user does not feel tired of smelling one type of fragrance, and can provide a more comfortable feeling. It is also possible to alternately impregnate with anthelmintics and fragrances.

The tape of the present invention has a liquid-impermeable film such as aluminum foil laminated on one side, so when it is wound into a coil, the impregnated dewormer and aromatic agent are sandwiched between the films and sealed. It is less likely to deteriorate or diffuse due to capillary action, and can be stored for a long period of time.

In addition, the deworming agent and aromatic agent impregnated into the tape are heated on the heater through aluminum foil, so the impregnating agent does not come into contact with the +A liquid, so it does not stick to the heater and evaporates. The durability of the device can be increased.

The film attached to one side of the twisted tape does not necessarily have to be aluminum foil, but should be kept at a temperature suitable for vaporizing the impregnating agent (16
Any flexible film with liquid impermeability (for example, a film made of synthetic resin such as acetate) with heat resistance (around 0°C) or higher is sufficient, but a film with good thermal conductivity such as aluminum foil should be used. If you do this, heat will be efficiently transferred to the tape on the heater and heated, and on the other hand, the tape away from the heater will rapidly dissipate heat due to the heat dissipation effect of the film, so the unevaporated tape in front of the heater will be heated. This has the effect of reducing the temperature of the cedar wall.

As is clear from the above description, the DI'l pyro-vaporization tape according to the present invention has many advantages compared to the conventional heating evaporation type. However, it goes without saying that the tape is not limited to this and may be a simple roll of tape.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the tape for heating and vaporizing an anthelmintic agent or aromatic agent according to the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a part of the tape, Fig. 2 is a side view of Fig. 1, and Fig. 3. Figure 4 is a perspective view of a cassette incorporating a Q-shaped tape (a front view showing the structure of the main part when one cassette is used in a heating evaporator); Figure 5 shows another embodiment of the tape. The perspective view, FIG. 6, is the side view of FIG. 6) Heater, (7)... Needle-shaped projection, (8)... Driving wheel, (9)...
・Spring coil belt, 1101・Partition. Patent applicant: Masayuki Takamori and two others Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A heat-resistant and liquid-impermeable film is pasted on one side of a flexible tape made of woven fabric, kraft paper, porous material, etc., and an anthelmintic or aromatic agent is applied to the tape. A tape for heating and vaporizing deworming agents and aromatics, which is characterized by containing and soaking the tape. 2. In the longitudinal direction of the tape, partitions were provided at intervals to block capillary action of the tape by soaking it with gum arabic or synthetic resin, and the sections formed by the partitions were impregnated with an aromatic agent or an anthelmintic. A tape for heating and vaporizing an anthelmintic agent or an aromatic agent according to claim 1.