JPS5929491Y2 - Mouse trap sheet - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a mousetrap notebook using adhesive.

Conventionally, this type of mouse trap sheet using adhesive is generally known, but in many cases, a flexible sheet coated with adhesive is placed on a backing paper. Not only is it troublesome to apply adhesive on a flexible sheet, but also the sheet tends to bend or curl and adhere to itself or surrounding objects, so it is difficult to spread the sheet onto a backing paper. It took a lot of work to install it, and it was extremely uneconomical because both the mount and the flexible sheet were disposable and the trapped mice were disposed of.

The present invention was devised in view of the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional methods.The structure of the scale is simplified by applying adhesive directly to a single sheet of paper, and the sheet is not bent when applying the adhesive. The rod is made of a material that is hard enough to prevent it from curling up or curling up, but it can be bent freely in one direction, making it easier for the rod to not get entangled in the mouse's body.

That is, the mouse-catching sheet of the present invention is made by folding a mount having an appropriate thickness along a number of parallel fold lines so that the folds protrude alternately on the front and back sides of the paper, so that each fold line is perpendicular to the fold line. The mount is characterized by having a tendency to bend freely in the direction of , and having an adhesive coated area on the surface of the mount.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings. In Figs. 3
It is constructed by providing the following.

The mount 2 is made of relatively hard cardboard or the like having an appropriate thickness, and is provided with a large number of parallel fold lines 4° 4, etc. at narrow intervals. Oriyama 5, 5 along the fold line. . . . is bent so as to protrude alternately toward the front and back sides of the mount to create an accordion-like fold, and the mount 2
The application section 3 is formed on the 0 surface with a margin 6 1 to 2 cm wide from the periphery, and the adhesive is applied to the application section 3.

Further, reference numeral 7 in the figure is a mounting portion attached to the central edge of the mount for fixing the sheet 1 to a floor surface or the like.

When the mouse-catching sheet 1 is not in use, it is stored in a folded state with the adhesive coated part 3 inside, as shown in FIG. 3, and when used, it is pulled apart and folded into the state shown in FIG. It is expanded and installed in a place where a mouse can pass with the adhesive application part 3 facing upward, and the mounting part 7 is fixed on the floor surface with a pin or the like.

When a mouse passes over the mount 2, the adhesive adheres to its feet and body, causing the mount to become entangled with its body.However, the mount 2 is creased along fold lines 4 so that it can be bent freely.
The mount, to which only the attachment part 7 is fixed, becomes entangled as it wraps around the mouse's body the more the mouse struggles.
You'll end up trapping the mouse in it.

In the above embodiment, the adhesive is applied to the application part 3 in advance, but the mount 2 and the adhesive in a tube are prepared separately.
An adhesive may be applied to the application portion 3 of the mount 2 during use.

According to the mouse trap sheet of the present invention having such a structure, since the adhesive application area is provided directly on the backing paper, the structure is simpler and easier to handle than the conventional double structure of a backing paper and a flexible sheet. Not only is it easy, but it is also easy to manufacture and economical as it is disposable, and the above-mentioned mount is folded so that folds protrude alternately on the front and back surfaces along a number of parallel fold lines. As a result, each fold line has a tendency to bend freely in the direction perpendicular to it, so even if a relatively thick and strong mount is used, the mount will bend freely and expand and contract at the same time. A part of the body is captured (
When the trapped mouse struggles to escape, the mount easily curls up and wraps around the mouse's body, just like a flexible mount. It doesn't run away, and the mount is bent like an accordion, so
It is easy to install it on the floor, etc., and the mount can be adjusted to expand or contract according to the size of the installation location, such as the floor, so it can be installed flat without curling up, making it wary of mice. It has excellent features such as being able to easily pass over the mount without having any scratches.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a bottom view thereof, and FIG. 3 is a front view of the device folded in two. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Sheet, 2... Mounting paper, 3... Application part, 4...
... fold line, 5... fold mountain.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] By bending a mount having an appropriate thickness along a number of parallel fold lines so that the fold ridges alternately protrude on the front and back surfaces, the folding habit of bending freely in the direction perpendicular to each fold line can be avoided. What is claimed is: 1. A mouse-repelling sheet, characterized in that the surface of the mount is provided with an adhesive application area.