JPS6338771Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a pesticide container.

As a method of controlling sanitary pests and unpleasant pests,
There are various methods, but one of the most effective methods is to feed the insects with an insecticide.

Conventionally, various insecticides,
Insecticides have been devised and implemented.

However, these insecticides and insecticidal tools have serious drawbacks in that the insecticides are scattered and accidentally ingested, even though they use highly toxic agents as insecticidal agents.

The present invention has been made with the aim of eliminating the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks.
An insecticide-containing closed container having an insect entry space inside, the container body having at least one entry hole forming part extending from the side wall to the top surface, which is normally closed and opened by reverse folding when necessary. The forming part includes a set of two opposing fracture lines that pass from the lower end of the side wall to the upper end and terminate in the middle of the top part, and connect these fracture lines to the terminal end of the top part and the side wall. The insecticide container is composed of three parallel ruled lines connected at both upper and lower ends, and the side wall portion of the break line is formed to widen toward the end.

The insecticide container according to the present invention maintains a closed structure when stored and serves as a packaging container for insecticides, and when used, presses the entry hole forming part and folds it back to form an entry port and becomes a feeding container. The entrance formed by reverse folding has a barrier on the front side, which prevents infants from inserting their fingers and tongues into the container, eliminating the risk of pesticide scattering or accidental ingestion. Furthermore, since eaves are formed at the entrances formed on both sides of the barrier based on the divergent parts, a shade that pests prefer is created at the entrance, which improves the rate of pests entering the container and the extermination rate. .

The entrance forming part provided from the side wall to the top of the insecticide container of the present invention can be folded in reverse based on the break line and ruled line to form an entrance whose front is closed by a barrier, and an entrance on both sides of the barrier. The structure is such that it can form a canopy, and the size and number of the canopy can be appropriately selected depending on the size of the pest to be controlled.

In addition, the material for the insecticide container of the present invention is opaque, water-resistant and/or oil-resistant paper, metal, wood, plastic, or a composite material thereof, and its size can be adjusted according to the size of the pest. The shape can be cylindrical, n-prismatic (n=3 to 8), or house-shaped depending on the installation location.

Although there is no specific regulation, the attracting and killing composition contained in the insecticide container of the present invention includes organophosphorus insecticides, carbamate insecticides, pyrethroid insecticides, insecticidal agents such as boric acid, sugar, starch, etc. polysaccharides, milk powder,
It consists of an edible base such as fishmeal, juices and extracts of vegetables, fruits, meat, etc., animal and vegetable oils, attractants such as attracting pheromones, and ingestion prevention agents, and these are mixed appropriately to form pastes, granules, etc. Formulated into tablets, sheets, etc. This attractive insecticide composition is applied as it is or is placed in a container, and is adhered to the inner bottom and/or side surface of the insecticide container by an appropriate method.

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

1A to 1C show an example of the implementation of the present invention, and the first
Figure A shows how it is used as an insecticide packaging container, and Figures B to C show how it is used as a feeding container.

The container 1 has a side wall 1 as shown in FIG. 1A.
It has an inlet forming part 2 extending from b to the top part 1a, and the forming part 2 is formed of two oppositely provided parts that pass from the lower end of the side wall 1b to the upper end and terminate in the middle of the top part 1a.
One set of break lines 2a, 2a and these break lines 2
a, 2a between the terminal end of the top surface portion 1a and the side wall 1b.
Three parallel ruled lines 2 connected at both the top and bottom ends of
b..., and the side wall portions of the above-mentioned breaking lines 2a, 2a are formed to widen toward the end.

As shown in FIG. 1, the container 1 is kept closed during storage and serves as a packaging container for the poisonous bait 6 (see FIG. 1C) made of the attracting and killing composition.

When the entrance forming part 2 is pushed down in the state shown in FIG. As shown in ~C, an entrance having a barrier 3 on the front, entrances 5, 5 on both sides, and a sloped portion 4 on the bottom is formed to form a feeding container.

The barrier 3 in front of the entrance prevents infants from inserting their fingers or tongues into the container from the entrance, and prevents the poisonous bait 6 inside the container 1 from being accidentally ingested by the infant or from entering the outside of the container 1. This eliminates the risk of them being taken out and scattered.

Moreover, since the breaking lines 2a, 2a of the side wall 1b portion are formed to widen toward the end, an eaves 7 is formed at the entrance 5 of the entrance. Since the eaves 7 forms a shade preferred by pests at the entrance 5 and eliminates the pests' wariness, the rate of entry of pests into the container 1 is increased, and the purpose of pest extermination can be efficiently achieved.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the present invention with an entrance formed, and shows a case where the container 1 has a regular square prism shape so that it can be installed in a corner of a room or the like. has been done. In this case, since the container 1 is in the shape of a regular square prism, any corner of the container 1 can be used in contact with a corner of the room, and if the entrance 5 is formed on all four sides, it can be approached from above the wall. An advantage can be obtained that the rattlers can also be introduced into the container 1 at the same time.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing still another embodiment of the present invention in a state where the entrance is formed, and shows a case where the container 1 is flat. In this case, since the container 1 is flat, it can be advantageously inserted into a narrow space such as a refrigerator or a cupboard.

4 to 7 are perspective views showing still another example of implementing the present invention in a state where the entrance port is formed. The cases with the following are shown in order. In these cases, since they have various shapes, there is an advantage that they can be used appropriately depending on the installation location. As mentioned above, the insecticide container of the present invention serves both as a packaging for the insecticidal composition and as a feeding container into which insects can easily enter. This saves time and eliminates the risk of accidentally eating the food. As described above, the insecticide container of the present invention is easy to use and has a function to prevent accidental ingestion.

On the other hand, in terms of the pest control effect, if the insecticide container of the present invention is installed in a place where pests are infested, pests will be attracted by the attractant, and since the entrance is a slope, pests can easily enter the container. The dark, closed space provides a comfortable environment for pests, and the insecticidal composition contains a feeding base that pests like to eat, so pests can feed on poisonous bait under optimal conditions. , thereby achieving effective pest control. Thus, it can be said that the present invention is highly practical and excellent.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1A to 1C are a perspective view showing an example of the implementation of the present invention, a perspective view with the entrance hole recessed, and a longitudinal cross-sectional view of Figure B;
Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing another example of implementing the present invention with an entrance hole recessed; Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing yet another example of implementing the invention with an entrance opening recessed; Figures 4 to 7 The figure is a perspective view showing still another example of implementing the present invention, with the entrance port recessed. In the figure, 1 is the container, 2 is the inlet forming part, and 3 is the container.
is a barrier, 4 is a slope, and 5 is an entrance.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An insecticide-containing closed container having an insect entry space inside, the container body having at least one entry hole forming part extending from the side wall to the top surface, which is normally closed and opened by reverse folding when necessary. The forming part consists of two opposing parts that extend from the lower end of the side wall to the upper end and terminate in the middle of the top part.
Consisting of a set of break lines and three parallel ruled lines connecting the same break lines at the terminal end of the top surface portion and both upper and lower ends of the side walls, and the side wall portions of the above break lines are formed to widen toward the end. An insecticide container featuring: