KR20010085241A - Trap for rats and the like - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To increase trapping rate of rats and the like. CONSTITUTION: This trapping device is obtained by forming a step-wise upper part of a trapping body 1 formed as a box type, providing entrances 8 and 9 for rats and the like and adhesive means 10 for trapping the rats and the like by sticking them, therefor has an increased tapping rate for rats and the like owing to their coming in through the entrances opened in the front of the respective steps.

Description

TRAP FOR RATS AND THE LIKE

The present invention relates to a trapping machine such as a mouse, which has opened an intrusion port such as a mouse on each front surface of each step portion.

Conventionally, as this kind of mouse trapping machine, what is described in Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 5-70280, Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 8-116854, and Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 2694338 is known.

The rat catcher described in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 5-70280 has a door having an upper end side rotatably supported by a door support shaft at both ends of an angled cylindrical cylinder, and the rat attracted to the food installed in the cylinder has both ends. Opening the door from the inlet and entering the cylinder, the door of the inlet is closed to prevent rats from exiting the cylinder, so that moles with different habits can be captured.

In addition, the mouse trapping apparatus described in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 8-116854 has a sticky paper and food in a mouse catcher with open ends, and when a mouse attracted by the food enters the mouse catcher, the sticky paper adheres to the mouse. The mice were captured.

In addition, the mouse catcher described in Japanese Patent No. 2694338 has a low-ceiling passage in the trapper body having an inlet at both ends, and provides an adhesive surface on the ceiling of the passage so that the rat or cockroach invaded from the inlet may If you try to pass through, the back of the mouse or cockroach sticks to the adhesive surface of the ceiling to capture the mouse or cockroach.

However, all the mouse traps described in the above publication have a structure in which a mouse intrusion port is provided at both ends of the trap body, so that there is a low probability that the mouse penetrates into the trap body, and as a result, the trap rate of the mouse is low.

In addition, in the mouse catcher described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 8-116854 and Japanese Patent No. 2694338, since the trapping body can be detected from the intrusion port, a strong alert mouse escapes from the intrusion port by simply looking into the trap body. There are also problems such as the inability to catch mice efficiently because they are often hit.

This invention is made | formed in order to improve such a conventional problem, Comprising: It aims at providing the catchers, such as the rat which can aim at the improvement of the capture rate, such as a mouse.

1 is a perspective view of a mouse trap according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line II-II of FIG.

3 is an exploded view of a rat trapper according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

4 is a side view of a housed state of a rat trapper according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

5 is a perspective view of a mouse trap according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

6 is a cross-sectional view of a mouse trapper according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

7 is a side view of a mouse trapper according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

8 is an exploded view of a rat trapper according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

9A and 9B are a side view and a side view of a stored state of the use state of the mouse trapper according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention, respectively.

10 is an exploded view of a rat trapper according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

11 is a perspective view of a mouse trap according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

12 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XII-XII in FIG. 11.

13A and 13B are exploded views of the upper plate body and the trapper body of the mouse trapper according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention, respectively;

Fig. 14A and Fig. 14B are perspective views during assembly of the upper plate body and the catcher body of the rat catcher according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention, respectively;

<Explanation of symbols for main parts of drawing>

1: capture body

2: side plate

3: front panel

4: backplane

5: bottom plate

6: inclined top plate

7: horizontal top plate

8, 9: inlet

10: adhesion means

12: top plate

One aspect of the present invention for achieving the above object,

It is a trapper, such as a mouse which formed the upper part of the trapper main body which forms a box form, and provided the adhesion means which adheres a mouse etc. in the said trapper main body while opening an inflow opening in each front surface of each step part.

With the above configuration, the rats and the like invade from a plurality of intrusion openings opened on each front of each staircase, so that the catch rate of the rats and the like can be improved, and the rats and the like that reach the trapping machine from the upper side of the catcher body also step. Since it is possible to invade from the intrusion port while lowering wealth, the catch rate is further improved.

In the above configuration, it is preferable to vary the size of each inlet opening area.

With this configuration, small mice can invade from a small opening area and large mice can penetrate from a large opening area. Therefore, small mice can be captured from small mice to large mice.

In the above configuration, it is preferable to close the surface opposite to the inflow port with the back plate.

With this configuration, since the trapping body cannot be viewed from the intrusion port, the rats and the like do not have a sense of alertness, whereby the catch rate increases, and the catcher main body is provided with the rear plate as the side wall. By doing so, it is possible to prevent the trapped rat from scraping the wall or the like.

In the above configuration, it is preferable to incline either one of the upper surface plates covering the upper surface of each step portion.

With this configuration, the mouse invading from the intrusion port is forced to the adhesive means side along the lower surface of the inclined top plate, so that the mouse and the like can be reliably captured.

In the above configuration, it is preferable to allow the inclined top plate to move freely up and down.

This configuration makes the top plate inclined during use, so that the inlet port is opened in the front of the stepped portion, so that the mouse or the like can be easily intruded from the inlet port, and the intruded mouse or the like advances along the inclined top plate to the adhesive means. The catch rate is also improved.

In addition, after capturing the rat or the like, the inclined opening is closed by pushing down the inclined top plate, so that the inside of the catcher main body cannot be easily seen, so that the user can be disposed of without causing fear or disgust to the user.

In the above configuration, it is preferable to provide a locking means for hanging the inclined top plate in the inclined position.

This configuration can prevent the inclined top plate from sinking even when the rat or the like rises over the inclined top plate.

In the above configuration, it is preferable to incline the upper side of the front plate forming the lower side of the inlet.

By this structure, it can prevent that the circumference | surroundings of a catcher main body become dirty and damaged by the manure of the captured mouse | mouth, etc.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

1 is a perspective view of a state of use of a first embodiment of a trap such as a rat, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line II-II of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a developed view of the trap shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 4 is a side view of the storage state of the trap shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

In these drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a trapper body whose upper portion formed by a combustible material such as a thick paper is almost in a stepped box shape. The catcher main body 1 has a pair of side plates 2, a front plate 3 and a rear plate 4 protruded on the front and back sides of both side plates 2, and a lower side of both side plates 2; And the bottom plate 5 which is speeched at the lower side of the front plate 3 and the back plate 4, and the inclined upper side of the side plates 2 and the upper side of the back plate 4. It consists of the inclined upper surface plate 6 and the horizontal upper surface plate 7 extended to the horizontal upper side of both side plates 2, and are narrow in the horizontal direction over the top and bottom two stages on the front side of the catcher main body 1, The long inlets 8 and 9 are open.

Of each of the inlets 8 and 9, the inlet 8 at the upper end is formed between the leading edge of the inclined top plate 6 and the rear edge of the horizontal top plate 7, and the inlet 9 at the lower end. ) Is formed between the upper edge of the low-profile front plate (3) and the leading edge of the horizontal upper plate (7), these inlets (8, 9) to invade from small mice to large mice The opening areas are set differently.

In addition, in this embodiment, the opening area of the intrusion opening 9 of the lower part is made slightly larger with respect to the intrusion opening 8 of the upper end, but it may be reversed and may be made the same size.

On the other hand, the inner bottom surface of the trapper body 1 has adhesive means 10 for trapping the mouse invading from the inlets 8 and 9, and the mouse is attracted into the trapper body 1 to efficiently trap the mouse. To feed 11 is provided.

The adhesive means 10 is formed by forming an adhesive surface 10b on the upper surface of the substrate 10a made of thick paper or the like smaller than the bottom plate 5, and the periphery of the substrate 10a is shown in FIG. It is formed in the shape of a mountain as shown. The adhesion means 10 is fixed to the upper surface of the bottom plate 5 by adhesion or the like.

Moreover, the release paper 10c may be stuck to the adhesive surface 10b before use, and the release paper 10c may be peeled off and used.

3 shows an example of a state where the trap main body 1 is deployed. When this is demonstrated, the lower side of the one side plate 2 is extended to the one side side of the bottom plate 5 via the mountain-shaped folding line 5a, and the horizontal side of the one side plate 2 is extended. One side of the horizontal top plate 7 is spoken on the upper side via a mountain-shaped fold line 2a.

On the other side of the horizontal top plate 7, the horizontal upper side of the other side plate 2 is spoken through the mountain-shaped fold line 2b, and the other side of the bottom plate 5 on the lower side of the other side plate 2. The margin 2c is formed for the paste to be adhered to.

The groove 7a is formed at the leading edge side of the horizontal upper plate 7 at the connecting portion of the horizontal upper plate 7 and the both side plates 2, and the inclined upper plate 6 is formed in these grooves 7a. The leading edge side grooves 2f of the both side plates 2d and 2e, which are communicated via the mountain-shaped fold lines 6a and 6b on both sides, can be fitted to each other.

The trailing edge of the inclined top plate 6 is addressed to the top side of the back plate 4 through the mountain fold line 6c, and the bottom side of the back plate 4 is the bottom plate via the mountain fold line 5b. The lower edge of the front plate 3 is spoken on one side of (5) and on the other side of the bottom plate 5 via a mountain fold line 5c.

And margins 3a and 4a are formed on the sides of both ends of the front and back surfaces 3 and 4 for pasting to adhere to both side plates 2.

Next, the action of the mouse trapper constructed as described above will be described. In order to save the trouble of assembling the mouse catcher, the catcher body 1 is pre-assembled, and the inclined top plate 6 is almost the same as the horizontal top plate 7 as shown in FIG. The plane becomes a state, that is, a storage state.

In this state, by packing and selling one or more films, the inner box and the like become unnecessary, so that resource saving can be achieved.

The person who bought this rat catcher opened the film package and took out the catcher main body 1, and then, first, the inclined top plate 6 was opened upward, and then both side plates addressed to both sides of the inclined top plate 6. Grooves 7a formed on the front side of the horizontal upper plate 7 while bending the grooves 2f formed on the front sides of the 2d and 2e from the fold-shaped folding line 4b at the upper part of the rear plate 4. Put them in each other.

In this way, since both side plates 2d and 2e are caught by the horizontal top plate 7, the state is shown in FIG. 1, so that the inclined top plate 6 sinks even when the rat climbs on the inclined top plate 6. At the same time, the opening area of the upper inlet 8 is not changed.

When the catcher main body 1 is assembled as described above, the catcher main body 1 is provided in a gap, for example, where a rat is likely to come out, such as a dish shelf or a refrigerator and a wall surface or a floor. If it is installed facing the wall, the captured rat can be prevented from scraping the wall or the like.

In addition, since the inlets 8 and 9 are opened only on the front side of the catcher main body 1, the rat reaching the periphery of the catcher main body 1 cannot see the opposite side of the catcher main body 1. Since the rats are less alert, the catch rate increases and the mice cannot pass through the trapper body 1, so that the rats that have invaded the trapper body 1 are adhered to the adhesive means (10). It is possible to reliably capture the adhesive by).

On the other hand, when a mouse adheres to and captures the adhesive surface 10b of the trapper main body 1, the inclined top plate 6 is press-fitted, and as shown in FIG. 4, the inclined top plate 6 is a horizontal top plate ( It is set as the storage state which becomes the same plane as 7), and it is disposed as a combustible waste, and since the rat in the catcher main body 1 is not easily seen from the outside at the time of disposal, it does not have a fear or aversion. It can be disposed of. In addition, as in the second embodiment shown in FIG. 5, the top plate 7 may be inclined, or as in the third embodiment shown in FIG. 6, the upper edge of the front plate 3 may be folded inward to incline. .

In addition, if the face of a mouse is printed on both side plates 2 in advance, as in the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 7, the design appearance is improved and the consumer's willingness to purchase is increased, and the mouse is likely to emerge. Even if it is installed in a place, it does not become annoying.

8 and 9 show a fifth embodiment in which the locking means for hanging the inclined top plate 6 is different from the above, and is provided on both side plates 2d and 2e that are extended to both sides of the inclined top plate 6. As shown in FIG. 8, the insertion member 2g is provided to protrude, and the insertion member 2g is shown in FIG. 9A in the slit 2h formed in the vicinity of the upper side of both side plates 2. As described above, the inclined upper surface plate 6 is inserted, and when the mouse is captured to dispose of the trapper main body 1, it may be stored as shown in Fig. 9B.

In addition, as shown in the developed view of the sixth embodiment shown in FIG. 10, both side plates 2d and 2e formed on two sides of the inclined top plate 6 are formed in two stages. The insertion members 2g and 2i may be formed in the groove, and the insertion members 2g and 2i may be inserted into the slit 2h formed near the upper side of both side plates 2.

The seventh embodiment shown in Figs. 11 to 14B is a mouse trap formed of two members of a trap main body 1 and an inclined top plate body 12.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a mouse trap in a state in which the trap main body 1 and the upper plate body 12 are combined, and FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XII-XII of the mouse trap shown in FIG. 11.

FIG. 13A is an exploded view of the upper plate body 12, and both side plates 2d and 2e are extended to both side edges of the inclined upper plate 6 through mountain-shaped fold lines 6d and 6e, and are inclined. On the rear side of the top plate 6, the back plate 4 'is spoken through the mountain-shaped folding line 4'b. In addition, the rear side of the back plate (4 ') is given a margin (4'a) for pasting through the mountain-shaped folding line (4' c). The mountain fold lines 6d and 6e are bent, and the mountain fold lines 4'b and 4'c are bent and bent as shown in Fig. 14A.

FIG. 13B is an exploded view of the trapper main body 1, wherein the lower side of one side plate 2 is extended to the side of the bottom plate 5 via a valley-like fold line 5a ′, and one side plate 2 is shown. One side of the horizontal upper surface plate 7 is spoken by the valley-shaped folding line 5b 'on the horizontal upper side of the plane.

On the other side of the horizontal upper plate 7, a horizontal upper side of the other side plate 2 is spoken through a valley-like folding line 5c ', and a valley-type folding line is provided on the lower side of the other side plate 2. A margin 5d for pasting to adhere to the other side of the bottom plate 5 is formed via 5d. A groove 3h is formed in the connection portion of the bottom plate 5 and one side plate 2, and a groove 3h is formed in the connection portion of the margin 5d for pasting with the other side plate 2. have.

The front plate 3 is addressed to the front side of the bottom plate 5 via the valley-shaped folding line 3c ', and the front side of the front plate 3 is the front side via the valley-shaped folding line 3b'. The inclined plate 3b is addressed, and the front side of the front inclined plate 3b is addressed with a margin 3a for pasting through a valley-like folding line 3a '. A claw 3d is provided to protrude from the left and right of the margin 3a for pasting.

On the rear side of one side plate 2, a margin 2a for pasting through a valley-like fold line 2a 'is given, and a groove 2h is provided in the connection portion.

On the rear side of the other side plate 2, the rear plate 4 is laid through the valley-shaped folding line 4b ', and the valley-shaped folding line 4a' is placed on the rear side of the rear plate 4. Give a blank space (4a) for pasting.

Then, the valley-like fold line of the developed view of the trapper body 1 shown in FIG. 13B is bent and bent as shown in FIG. 14B. The claws 3d and 3d of the front plate 3 are respectively inserted into the grooves 3h and 3h, and the margins 4a for pasting the back plate 4 are grooved 2h of one side plate 2, respectively. Insert into the assembling body (1).

Both side plates 2d and 2e, which are stacked on both sides of the inclined top plate 6 of the top plate body 12 by overlapping the back plate 4 'of the top plate body 12 on the back plate 4 of the trapper body 1. 2f of groove | channels are inserted in the front edge part side of the horizontal upper surface board 7, and the capture | capture main body 1 and the upper surface board body 12 are assembled as shown in FIG.

Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the board | substrate 10a in which the adhesion surface 10b was provided in the inner bottom surface of the trapper main body 1 was fixed by means, such as an adhesion | attachment, it adhered directly to the inner bottom surface of the bottom plate 5, The surface 10b may be formed to be the adhesive means 10.

As described in detail above, the present invention forms a box-shaped upper portion of the trapper main body in a stepped shape, and also attaches a mouse or the like into the trapper body while opening an inlet such as a mouse on the front surface of each step portion. Since the sticking means which capture | acquires and captures is provided, since a mouse etc. invade from the several intrusion opening opened in each front part of each step part, the capture rate of a mouse etc. can be improved, and it is possible to raise it from the upper side of a catcher main body. Reached rats and the like can also invade from the intrusion while descending the stairs, so the capture rate is further improved.

In addition, since the size of each inlet opening is different, small mice can invade from small openings, and large mice can enter from large openings. Therefore, small mice can be captured from small mice to large mice. In addition, since the surface opposite the intrusion port is closed with the back plate, the opposite side of the catcher body cannot be seen from the inlet port, so that the rats are not alerted. By providing the trap main body as a side wall, it is possible to prevent the trapped rat from scraping the wall or the like.

In addition, since either side of the top plate covering the upper surface of each step portion is inclined, the mouse invading from the inlet port is forced to the adhesive means side by the lower surface of the inclined top plate, so that the mouse can be reliably adhesively captured. In addition, since the inclined top plate can be moved up and down, the inlet is opened on the front surface of the staircase by inclining the top plate during use, so that the invader can be easily intruded from the inlet, and the invaded rat moves forward along the inclined top plate to the adhesive means. The catch rate is also improved.

In addition, after capturing the rat or the like, the inclined top plate is pushed down to close the intrusion port, so that the inside of the catcher main body cannot be easily seen, so that the user can be disposed of without causing fear or aversion to the user.

In addition, since the locking means for hanging the inclined top plate in the inclined position is provided, it is possible to prevent the inclined top plate from falling down even if the rat or the like rises over the inclined top plate, and at the same time, the upper edge of the front plate forming the lower side of the inlet is folded inward. Since it is inclined, it can prevent that the circumference | surroundings of a catcher main body become dirty or damaged by manure, such as a mouse captured.

Claims (7)

Capturing a rat or the like, wherein an upper portion of a trapezoid body having a box shape is formed in a step shape, and an adhesion hole is provided on each front of each step portion to open an inlet port and to adhere a mouse or the like to the trapper body. group. The trapping apparatus of the rat etc. of Claim 1 comprised by changing the magnitude | size of the opening area of each said inlet. The trapping apparatus of the rat etc. of Claim 1 or 2 comprised by closing the surface opposite to the said inflow opening by the backplate. The trapping machine of any one of Claims 1-3 which consists of inclining either one of each top plate which covers the upper surface of each step part. The trapping apparatus of the rat etc. of Claim 4 which comprised the said inclined upper surface so that it could be moved up and down. The catcher of the rat etc. of Claim 4 or 5 which is comprised by providing the latching means which hangs the said inclined upper surface board in the inclined position. The trapping machine of any one of Claims 1-6 which is comprised by inclining the upper edge part of the front plate which forms the lower side of the said inflow port inwardly.