JPS6219174Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a trap for flying pests, and in particular to a trap for flying pests, which has a multifaceted trapping part to significantly improve the efficiency of capturing flying pests.

Conventionally, tape-shaped insect-trapping ribbons have been known for the purpose of capturing flying pests such as flies and mosquitoes, but these are used by hanging them from the ceilings of general households, dining rooms, and greenhouses for growing fruit trees and vegetables. Insect trapping adhesives often get in the way of people's daily work and actions, and the biggest drawback is that insect trapping adhesives adhere to the human body and clothes, staining clothes and making it difficult to carry out work. Not only does this drastically reduce efficiency, but it also causes discomfort.

In order to solve these problems, we created a cylindrical container body with an open top and a closed bottom, and provided a large number of holes on the periphery of the container to allow flies to enter and exit. A fly-catching container is well known in which a rectangular base plate coated with is inserted and erected into the container body (see Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 139677/1983).

In addition, diamond-shaped traps as shown in FIGS. 1a and 1b, and circular traps as shown in FIGS. 2a and 2b are known.

The diamond-shaped trap consists of five sides, from side A to side E. Apply insect trapping adhesive to both sides of side A, or
Part 2 has an adhesive sheet pasted on it, and a protective frame part (B
(from side to E side). To assemble this trap, fold the crease 6 inward, insert the insert 1 into the notch 5, then insert the insert 3 into the notch 4 to form a diamond shape, and attach the hanging hook 1.
0 can be used by hanging it in any place.

As shown in Figures 2a and 2b, the circular trap consists of three sides from side A to side C, and both sides of side A are coated with insect trapping adhesive or are covered with an adhesive sheet. Part 2 is pasted, and the protective frame part (Sides B and C) is constructed by cutting out the inside of the frame and providing a window so that the insect trapping adhesive in Part 2 does not adhere to the human body or clothing.
It consists of. To assemble this trap, fold the folds 6 and 7, insert the insert 1 into the notch 5, then insert the insert 3 into the notch 4 to form a circular shape, and hang it at any desired location using the hanging hook 10. Use it by hanging it.

A problem with such conventionally known traps is that they have only two insect trapping surfaces coated with adhesive or pasted with adhesive sheets, resulting in extremely low insect trapping efficiency.

Furthermore, since the insect trapping surface is small, the insect trapping surface becomes full of flying pests, making it unusable and having to be replaced with a new trap.

In order to solve these problems, the present invention uses a multi-sided (8-sided) trapping section to dramatically improve the efficiency of capturing flying pests, and also extends the service life of the trap by making the trapping section multi-sided. This is something that is going to last a lot longer.

For this reason, the flying pest trap according to the present invention is made by dividing the long side of a rectangular mount into a trapping part coated with an adhesive or pasted with an adhesive sheet for catching flying pests, and a protection part with a window. In the trap defined by a frame portion, the mount is bent at each boundary line of the trapping portion and the protection frame portion, and the vertices of two triangles are abutted against each other, and the bottom portion of the triangle is formed. It is characterized in that it is assembled so that the protective frame portion is located at the top, and that there are eight capturing portions.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

The trap according to the present invention shown in FIG. 3 is formed in the shape of two triangles with their vertices butted against each other. As shown in the developed view of Figure 3a, this trap is made by dividing the long side of a rectangular mount to define five sides from side A to side D. It consists of a trapping part 2 whose surfaces are coated with an adhesive for catching flying pests or pasted with an adhesive sheet, and protective frame parts C and E having windows.
The protective frame portions of the C side and the E side are configured to have windows cut out inside the frame to prevent the insect trapping adhesive of the trapping portion 2 from adhering to the human body or clothes.

To assemble this trap, fold folds 6 and 7 inward, fold folds 8 and 9 outward, insert insert 1 into notch 4, then insert insert 3 into notch 5, and then As shown in Figure 3b, two triangles are formed with their vertices facing each other. If you assemble it like this, the protective frame part C side and E
The face will be located at the base of the triangle.

Once assembled, the trap can be hung at any location using the hanging hook 10.

In addition, it is desirable to attach a non-adhesive release paper that can be peeled off at the time of use to the captured portion coated with an adhesive or pasted with an adhesive sheet.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1a and 2a are developed views of conventional traps,
Figures 1b and 2b are perspective views of a conventional trap in an assembled state, and Figures 3a and 3b are a developed view and a perspective view of a flying pest trap according to the present invention, respectively. It is a diagram. 1...Insert, 2...Adhesive coated surface or capture part with adhesive sheet pasted, 3...Insert, 4,
5... cut, 6, 7, 8, 9... crease, 10...
...Hook for hanging.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a trap, the long side of a rectangular mount is divided into a trap area coated with an adhesive for capturing flying pests or an adhesive sheet pasted, and a protective frame part with a window. Bending the capture portion and the protection frame portion at respective boundary lines, forming two triangles with their vertices abutting each other, and assembling the protection frame portion so that the protection frame portion is located at the base of the triangle; A trap for flying pests characterized by a trapping section with 8 sides.