KR200186073Y1 - A paper bag for cultivating a fruit - Google Patents

Abstract

This paper relates to a bag for fruit cultivation, and the opening of the inlet (12) opened in a normal bag in order to be able to bundle easily and quickly, without excessive force applied to the fruit and its stalks contained through the open inlet. It is a fruit cultivation bag having a normal bundle 18 attached in parallel with the inlet 12 at the bottom.

The fruit cultivation bag according to the present invention can be easily tied just by folding only the inlet 12 to be twisted, and there is no fear of dropping the fruit from the fruit tree.

Description

A paper bag for cultivating a fruit}

This paper relates to fruit cultivation bags that wrap fruits in order to protect fruits from pests, algae, etc. and to increase the merchandise value such as sugar and color. It relates to a fruit cultivation bag that can easily tie the open inlet.

In the conventional fruit cultivation bag, as shown in Figure 3, the bundle 30, which is embedded in the synthetic film 32, the iron core 30, which binds the open inlet of the bag into which the fruit enters, is perpendicular to one side of the bag. It was built in.

Such a conventional fruit cultivation bag contains the fruit in the bag and then the bundle band 34 is twisted by turning one side edge of the bag with the bundle band 34 embedded therein to be bundled with the fruit nipple to open the bag. It was not easy to work because it had to tie the entrance 36 was not easy, and not only could not be quickly tied, but also careful when twisting the side to which the bundle 34 is built If you do not tilt the fruit was undesired falling from the fruit tree, there was a problem.

As a result of earnestly examining in order to solve these problems of the prior art, the present inventors have found that all the problems of the prior art can be easily and simply tied to the opening of an open bag so that the fruit and its top can be tied to prevent excessive force I realized that this could be solved, and I came to complete this paper.

Therefore, this paper aims to provide a fruit cultivation bag that can be easily and quickly tied to the fruit and its top that are held through an open entrance.

1 is a front view of a bag for fruit cultivation according to the present invention

Figure 2 is a state of use of fruit cultivation bag according to the present proposal

Figure 3 is a front view of a conventional fruit cultivation bag

* Description of Signs of Main Parts of Drawings *

10: bag 12: open inlet

14 iron core 16: synthetic resin film

18: silent band

As shown in FIG. 1, the present invention is a bundle band 18 in which an iron core 14 for binding an open inlet 12 of the bag 10 to a conventional bag 10 is covered with a synthetic film 16. ) Attached to,

The bundle 18 is attached to the lower part of the inlet 12 in parallel with the inlet 12 of the bag.

In the present disclosure, the bundle 18 is located at the bottom 12 of the inlet 12 as shown by the solid line in FIG. 1 or at one side immediately below the inlet 12 as represented by the dashed and dashed lines. Is attached in parallel with

In this configuration, the number of iron cores 14 constituting the bundle band 18 may be one strand or three or more strands as illustrated, and the number may be the size of the fruit to be bundled or the thickness of the top of the stem. It can also be increased or decreased by taking into account the period during which the bag is tied.

In this paper, as illustrated in FIG. 2, even if only about half of the inlet 12 is folded in the state in which the fruit 20 is contained, the bundle 18 is held by the bundle 18. You can fold it further and tie it tightly.

In this case, since the bundle 18 with the iron core 14 is attached to the lower part in parallel with the open inlet 12, it can be easily and quickly tied simply by twisting only the inlet 12 side. And, there is no fear that excessive force is applied to the fruit and its top, there is an advantage that can effectively prevent the fruit falling into the fruit tree when tying the bag.

Claims (2)

A bag for fruit cultivation, characterized in that an ordinary bundle 18 is attached to the lower portion of the inlet 12 in parallel with the inlet 12. The bag for fruit cultivation according to claim 1, characterized in that the ordinary bundle band (18) is attached to either the center or one side directly under the inlet (12).