JPS5849098Y2 - apple bag - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to hanging apples for various purposes such as preventing bacteria, insects, and retaining pigments during growth. The purpose of this invention is to provide a product that prevents the intrusion of moisture and prevents uneven tanning after the bag is removed, and can be applied to both single and double packaging.

Conventionally, this type of bag has only been provided with a ■-shaped cut-out part so that the bottom edge is located at the center of the opening edge, that is, on the center vertical line, so it is difficult to hold many bags in one hand and not use the other hand. Even if you place your thumb in the notch and open the opening, it is difficult to open the opening edge, and it takes time and effort to hang the bag, and the binding part becomes thick, so the binding metal fittings must be thick or have several pieces. It takes a lot of force to bend the fruit, which causes a lot of fatigue, and because the skin is thicker in that part, the sunlight passes through it less than in other parts, making the skin thinner in that part. It has the disadvantage of causing uneven tanning in some areas and losing its commercial value.Moreover, when removing bags when changing bags or harvesting, the thickened part gets caught between the branch and the apple, making the work difficult. It was a hassle and there was a risk that the apples would fall.

The present invention aims to eliminate such conventional drawbacks, and an example of its implementation will be described below with reference to the drawings. It is made into a bag shape, with an open opening edge 2 formed on the upper edge, and a folded piece 3 on either side of the outer membrane 1' or the underside 1'' of this bag body 1, which is attached to the outer membrane 1''. Fold it back to the side, and attach a binding metal fitting 4 that is longer than the L-shaped cut-off part 6 (described later) between the folded piece and the soil membrane, and attach it to the single opening edge of either the front or back, so that the bottom apex of the An L-shape that is slightly shifted a from the center vertical line xx to one side, forms a symmetrical ■-shaped notch 5, and forms an enlarged bottom side 6' at both ends of the opening edge 2, that is, at both upper ends of the bag body 1. A cut-off portion 6 is provided.

The notch 5 is formed so that the lower end apex is slightly offset a from the center longitudinal line xx of the bag body 1 at the opening edge 2 of only one side of either the surface membrane 1' or the underside 1'' of the bag body 1, and is symmetrical. Cut out the rim in a V-shape, and from this one side membrane to the back side 5 of the geomembrane.
′ should be exposed.

The cut-off portion 6 is formed by cutting both sides of the opening edge 2 of the bag body 1 into an L-shape to form an enlarged bottom side 6' at the lower end. A binding metal fitting 4 is provided near the L-shaped cut-off part 6, parallel to it and longer than the cutting, to facilitate opening of the bag opening and to facilitate and ensure bending of the binding metal fitting 4 during tying. It is possible to reduce the thickness of the material as much as possible.

When carrying out bagging operations with this structure, as shown in Figures 3 and 4, hold the bottom of the bags 1 with your left hand, with the notch 5 in front of you, and hold them with your right hand. Insert your right thumb into the notch 5 of the outermost bag body so that it is slightly curved outward, and take it out. Hold the upper left side of the bag body 1 with your left thumb and forefinger, and use your right hand to attach the binding fitting. 4 side, insert the apple into the bag so that the apple vine is located between the notch edges, bundle the opening edges, place the thumb and index finger of the right hand on both sides of the binding fitting 4, and bend the index finger of the left hand. Use the right thumb as a fulcrum to bend the binding fitting 4.

This invention forms a symmetrical ■-shaped notch on the opening edge of one side of the bag, with the bottom apex of the ■-shaped being slightly shifted to one side from the center vertical line of the bag. When holding the bag with the left hand, the left hand can only use the thumb and forefinger, which becomes a narrow part, and the right hand, which is free, can hold the wide part, so it can be quickly adapted to the opening and bagging work, and it can also be used to hold the bag after tying. Since the bent portion is slightly off-center, it may come loose from the vines and branches and be tied.

Also, since L-shaped cutouts were cut out on both sides of the opening edge,
An expanded base is formed at the lower end of the resection, and the side edge of the bag becomes mountain-shaped, making it twice as wide as the resection, making it easier to open and the left and right bases turning the bag over in a straight line. .

Therefore, not only is the opening operation easier compared to the conventional ■-shaped cutting, but the ■-shaped type also has the disadvantage of being damaged from its lower end along the folded side line, but the present invention has a bottom edge, so Not only is there no risk, but the bag opening can be easily opened without applying unnecessary force, and even if the apple is large, the bag membrane can be turned over, so the bag opening can be opened wide and apples can be easily inserted.

Furthermore, since the tying metal fittings are provided in parallel near the cut-off portion of the force and are longer than the cut-off portion, the tying work after insertion is easy because the tying fittings can be bent and tied with the free hand (fingers). After binding, the binding part becomes thinner by the length of the L-shaped cut, and even if it is folded, its restoring force (opening force) is weak.Therefore, the binding metal fittings need to be thin, and the binding metal fittings should be bent accordingly. Because it can be done with a small amount of force when
Workability is improved without finger fatigue.

In addition, as mentioned above, since the binding part is thin, the relevant part of the fruit skin will not become thick, and there is no risk of uneven sunburn, even when the apple grows larger and the space between the apple and the branch becomes narrower during bag removal work. As mentioned earlier, since the bent part is off-center, there is no risk of it getting caught on vines, etc., so it can be done smoothly without any trouble or falling fruit, and it can significantly shorten the work time. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing shows an example of the implementation of the coral hanging system devised by the present invention.
Fig. 1 is a front view, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view, and Figs. 3 to 5 are perspective views showing the bag hanging operation state. 6 is a cut-off part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] V on the opening edge of only one side of either the outer membrane or the underbelly of the bag body.
The apex of the lower end of the mold is slightly shifted to one side from the center vertical line of the bag, forming a symmetrical notch, and L-shaped cut-off parts forming an expanded bottom are provided at both ends of the opening edge, and the center vertical line is An apple hanging device in which a binding fitting longer than the L-shaped cut-off part is attached in parallel with the L-shaped cut-off part on the opposite side from the lower end apex of the ■-shaped cutout formed at a position offset from the line.