KR200420248Y1 - Net - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a net, and more particularly, extruded in the form of a thin film, stretched to a predetermined thickness, and then repeatedly slit (slit) at a predetermined interval in the transverse direction to the polypropylene film paper wound on a feed roll. The first connecting portion to which the cut first slit portion and the film paper are connected is repeatedly molded, and the second connecting portion and the second slit portion are intersected with the first slit portion and the first connecting portion at a position adjacent to the first slit portion and the first connecting portion. Repeating molding, the first slit, the first connecting portion and the second slit portion, the second connecting portion in the lateral direction at a position spaced from the second slit portion and the second connecting portion to hold in one direction When the first and second slit portions are pulled apart and the first and second slit portions are crosslinked to the first and second slit portions, the polypropylene film yarn having a predetermined width and thickness is seated in a '+' shape on the upper surface thereof. By welding.

Therefore, in packaging agricultural and marine products that must maintain freshness, the nets that allow fresh air to be ventilated in the packaged agricultural and marine products are not knitted, but have a mesh shape, so that the surface of the network is smoothly constructed so that the packaged agricultural and marine products are not damaged as much as possible. This provides a network that allows product quality to be maintained for a long time.

Description

Net {Net}

1 is a view showing a state in which the weft of the mesh is cut according to the present invention.

Figure 2a is a diagram showing a structure before the weft of the net unfolded after cutting according to the present invention.

Figure 2b is a view showing the structure of the unfolded state after cutting the weft of the network according to the present invention.

Figure 3a is a perspective view showing the structure of a cutter according to the present invention.

Figure 3b is a cross-sectional view showing the structure of a cutter according to the present invention.

Figure 4 is a view showing the manufacturing process of welding the weft and the slope of the network according to the present invention.

Figure 5 is a view showing a network structure of a state seated while being inclined to the weft of the network according to the present invention.

<Description of Symbols for Main Parts of Drawings>

101: bobbin 102: film paper

103: first slit portion 104: first connection portion

105: second slit portion 106: second connection portion

107: weft yarn 108: inclined extruder

109: film yarn 110: high frequency roller

111: first heating roller 112: second heating roller

113: cutter (first cutter) 114: second cutter

115: third cutter 116: fourth cutter

The present invention relates to a net, in particular, in packaging fresh aquatic products that must maintain freshness, so that the fresh air can be ventilated in the packaged aquatic products, so that the mesh is not knitted and has a mesh form, so that the surface of the net is smoothly constructed. The present invention relates to a network that allows the quality of a product to be maintained for a long time by ensuring that agricultural products to be packaged are not as damaged as possible.

In general, wrapping paper for packaging agricultural products has been used a box or plastic bag made of paper or wood.

The conventional packaging form has the disadvantage that the agricultural and marine products and fruits and vegetables that should maintain the freshness could not maintain the freshness for a long time.

In other words, vegetables, vegetables, fruits, etc. generally referred to as agricultural and marine products and fruits and vegetables should be exposed to the outside air where air is circulated at a certain temperature so that the freshness can be maintained for a long time. As described above, by packing in a wooden box, or by packing with a plastic bag or paper, there is a problem such that the communication of air is not smooth and thus the freshness of the packaged product is not guaranteed.

Therefore, in order to facilitate the distribution of air even in the conventional packaging form as described above, conventionally perforated through a plastic bag, a wooden box, a paper wrapping paper, etc. artificially to make a small amount of air communication to maintain the freshness to some extent It was.

However, the above-described method is not only a problem that damages the appearance of the packaging even after packaging, but also the packaging is damaged by a perforated hole arbitrarily, such that the wrapping paper and the packaging bag are easily torn, such as torn or broken. It caused a problem.

In addition, considering that the first purpose of the wrapping paper and the packaging bag (hereinafter referred to as the envelope) as described above is that it is possible to conveniently bundle and store several or several items in one place for storage and transportation. Will always pack less than the maximum acceptable item, resulting in waste of the envelope.

Conventional packaging bags devised to solve the above problems is to extrude a nylon-based or polypropylene resin-based yarn to knit or by a conventional method to make a mesh and use this mesh as an envelope.

The mesh-type envelope is currently used as a packaging container that can contain garlic, onions, etc. The mesh envelope is formed of a plurality of air vents because the outer shell is made of a net form, and thus, into and out of the envelope Since the air flows smoothly, if the ambient temperature is maintained, the freshness of the vegetables and fruits can be prevented from dropping rapidly.

However, since the mesh is made in a form in which warp and weft threads are intertwined with each other, the type of the mesh that can be contained in the mesh bag is limited because of the roughness of the mesh surface formed by the mesh and knitting.

For example, some of the vegetables, vegetables, and fruits and vegetables sold in the market may have an item whose value deteriorates if the outer shell is damaged, while an item whose value is not deteriorated even if the outer shell is damaged to some extent. .

That is, in the case of onion or garlic, even if the outer skin is damaged to some extent, the portion used by the consumer is hidden in the outer skin, so the scratch or scratch of the outer skin does not damage the nature of the product and the freshness is lowered by the wound. Since they do not occur, the products mainly packaged in the mesh bags were articles such as onion or garlic.

On the contrary, in the case of apples or pears, when the outer skin is damaged, the damaged parts are exposed to the outside air, and thus freshness is rapidly decreased. Therefore, scratches caused by the net decrease the value of the product, and thus cannot be contained in the mesh bag. Due to the packaging by the net has the disadvantage that the packageable product can only be limited.

The present invention devised in order to solve the above problems is to produce a mesh to allow the air flow smoothly, the inner and outer surfaces of the mesh can be produced smoothly without a mesh without irregular and rough by the mesh The purpose of the present invention is to ensure that the sheath of the packaged product is not damaged, thereby overcoming the limitations of its use so that all vegetables and fruits and vegetables to be kept fresh can be safely packaged while maintaining freshness.

The above object is extruded in the form of a thin film, stretched to a predetermined thickness, and then repeatedly slit the polypropylene film paper 102 wound on the feed roll at regular intervals in the transverse direction, so that the film paper 102 is cut out. The first slit part 103 and the first connection part 104 to which the film paper 102 are connected are repeatedly molded, and the first slit part 103 at a position adjacent to the first slit part 103 and the first connection part 104. ) And the second connecting part 106 and the second slit part 105 are repeatedly formed so as to intersect with the first connecting part 104 and spaced apart from the second slit part 105 and the second connecting part 106 by a predetermined distance. The first slit part 103a, the first connecting part 104a and the second slit part 105a, and the second connecting part 106a pull the weft yarn 107 repeatedly formed in one direction toward the first direction. When the first and second connecting portions 104 and 106 cross-link the first and second slit portions 103 and 105 while the second slit portions 103 and 105 are opened, a predetermined width is formed on the upper surface thereof. And thick polypropylene film yarn ( 109) is achieved by means of a network which is welded at high frequency by seating in a '+' shape.

Hereinafter, the configuration and manufacturing process of the network according to the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings as follows.

First, in the manufacturing process of the net 100, the polypropylene resin is extruded into a film of a predetermined thickness, and then subjected to a pretreatment step of cooling and winding the bobbin, and then the film wrapped in the bobbin into a thinner film paper (102). By stretching and winding the bobbin 10 to prepare a material of the weft yarn 107 for manufacturing the net 100, a process of extruding a polypropylene resin to the film paper 102 and the extrusion device and the stretching process and stretching device Since it is a well-known publicly known technique, the description thereof will be omitted.

Meanwhile, the film paper 102 wound on the bobbin should be used as the weft 107 when manufacturing the net. As shown in FIG. 1, the film paper 102 wound on the bobbin 101 may be used. After unwinding in one direction, the upper surface of the film paper 102 is repeatedly slit at a predetermined interval by using the cutter 113, but the first slit part 103 and the film paper 102 through which the film paper 102 is cut off. Repeatedly molded the first connection portion 104 is connected.

That is, as illustrated in FIG. 2A, the cutter 113 illustrated in FIG. 3A may move the film paper 102 by a predetermined length so that the length of the first slit portion 103 formed in the direction in which the cutter 113 proceeds is constant. Only a certain length of the blade 113a is formed to cut

Therefore, when the cutter 113 proceeds, the first slit part 103 is shaped by the length of the blade 113a, and then, the cutter 113 is spaced apart by the length of the blade (113b) without the first slit part ( Since the 103 is repeatedly formed, the first slit portion 103-> first connecting portion 104-> first in the direction in which the cutter 113 (hereinafter referred to as the first cutter 113 in the description) proceeds. The slit part 103-> the first connection part 104 is formed repeatedly.

At this time, the second connecting portion 106 and the second slit portion (28) to be alternated with the first slit portion 103 and the first connecting portion 104 at a position adjacent to the first slit portion 103 and the first connecting portion 104. Another cutter 114 (hereinafter referred to as second cutter 114 in the following description) is adjacently installed and fixed so as to repeat molding 105, so that the pair of cutters 113 and 114 simultaneously hold the film paper 102. Allow cutting.

That is, as can be seen in the cutters shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the second cutter 114 adjacent to the first cutter 113 forming the first slit part 103 and the first connecting part 104 may be formed of a first cutter. It is disposed similarly to the blade position of the first cutter 113 forming the slit portion 103.

Therefore, as the blade of the first cutter 113 passes through the film paper 102, it starts to form the first slit part 103, and if a predetermined length progresses, the blade of the second cutter 114 is the first slit. The second slit portion 105 is formed at a position close to the portion 103, and the blade 113a of the first cutter 113 finishes forming the first slit portion 103 and forms the first connection portion 104. Even when the blade 114a of the second cutter 114 forms the second slit portion 105, and after the second slit portion 105 is formed by a predetermined length, the second cutter 114 makes a second cut by the second cutter 114. Before the connecting portion 106 is formed, the first slit portion 103 starts to be formed at a position close to the second slit portion 105 by the blade 113a of the first cutter 113.

Therefore, when the second slit part 105 is molded by a predetermined length and the second connection part 106 is molded, the first slit part 103 may be molded at a position close to the second connection part 106.

As shown in FIG. 3B, a pair of the first cutter 113 and the second cutter 114 form a pair to form the first slit part 103, the first connection part 104, and the second slit part in a pattern as described above. 105, to form the second connection portion 106.

Here, the third cutter 115 and the fourth cutter 116 are mounted so as to be spaced apart from the second cutter 114 by a predetermined distance, and the third cutter 115 and the fourth cutter 116 are connected to the first cutter 113. ) And the second cutter 114 to perform the same role in parallel, as shown in FIG. 2A, the first slit part 103, the first connecting part 104, the second slit part 105, and the second slit part 105. The connecting portion 106 is repeatedly formed.

Therefore, according to the intention of the operator, as described above, the cutters (referring to a pair of cutters in which the first and second cutters form a pair) serving as the third cutter 115 and the fourth cutter 116. By repeatedly installing, the plurality of first slit portions 103 and the first connecting portion 104 and the second slit portion 105 and the second connecting portion 106 can be molded at once.

Here, the cutter is described as an example of a disc shape, and thus the cutter is not limited to its shape and structure.

That is, instead of using the disc-shaped cutter 113, the plurality of first slit portions 103, the first connecting portion 104, the second slit portion 105 and the second connecting portion 106 shown in FIG. A plurality of first slit portions 103, first connecting portions 104, second slit portions 105, and second connecting portions 106 are provided with a device having a knife-like structure in which blades are arranged in a pattern to be formed. The present invention is not limited to the structure of such a cutter because it can be taken out.

As described above, when the fabrication of the weft yarn 107 for making the net 100 is completed, as shown in FIG. 4, a bobbin wound with the weft yarn 107 is rotatably mounted on one end of the mounting mount, and the other direction is provided. Transfer the weft 107 toward.

At this time, since the weft 107 is conveyed while being pulled in the other direction as shown in FIG. 2B, the first slit part 103 and the second slit part 105 are opened, and at the same time, the first connection part 104 is formed. Since the second connection portion 106 in a spaced apart position is connected to the first slit portion 103 and the second slit portion 105 as shown in FIG. In addition, the first slit part 103 and the second slit part 105 not only maintain the connected state even if they are opened, but also with the first slit part 103 and the second slit part 105 formed at a spaced position. Since the weft yarn 107 according to the present invention is substantially all integral as shown in FIG. 2B because it has a connected state as shown in FIG. 2B, the weft yarn 107 is integrally formed in the process of transferring. So that no separate means and equipment for securing 107 are required do.

Therefore, after fixing the weft 107 formed integrally as described above to one end of the mounting mount rotatable, as shown in Figure 4 to loosen and transfer in the other direction, at this time, the transfer of the weft 107 The inclined extruder 108 is disposed on the upper surface to allow the film yarn 109 having a predetermined width and thickness to be extruded and to be seated on the top surface of the weft yarn 107. The film yarn extruded from the inclined extruder 108 is disposed. Before the 109 (hereinafter, referred to as the warp yarn 109) is seated on the upper surface of the weft yarn 107, the warp yarn 107 can be heated to a constant temperature so that the extruded warp yarn 109 is formed with the weft yarn 107. It is desirable to enable easy welding.

That is, the weft yarn 107 which is conveyed toward the inclined extruder 108 is installed in a pair of upper and lower portions, and the first heating roller 111 is allowed to pass between the first heating rollers 111 in which the heating heater is built. By the weft 107 is to be heated to a certain temperature.

In addition, when the warp yarn 109 is extruded to the upper surface of the weft yarn 107 and co-transferred in the conveying direction of the weft yarn 107, the high frequency roller 110 passes through the high frequency roller 110 installed in a pair of upper and lower portions. The inclined 109 and the weft 107 by the high frequency output from the) to be welded.

Here, the high-frequency roller 110 forms an inner magnetic device by winding a coil on a cylindrical insulator and covering its outer diameter with a copper plate, inserting a ball bearing in the outer diameter of the copper plate, welding the inner ring and the copper plate, and covering the outer ring with a copper plate. After welding with the outer ring, and then fixed to the steel cylindrical tube, and then rotatably mounted on the mounting mount, the strength of the high frequency signal is changed by the setting of the drive current control unit, so that the weft 107 and the inclined 109 It is possible to set only to be able to be welded, because it is also a publicly known technology will be omitted in the following description of the configuration and operation of the technology of the high-frequency roller (110).

Meanwhile, when the warp yarn 109 and the weft yarn 107 are welded by the high frequency as described above, the warp yarn 107 and the warp yarn 109 are welded while being crossed with '+', and the welded warp yarn 109 and the weft yarn are welded. Since the surface of 107 may have an irregular surface in the process of being intermittently welded, the second heating roller 112 installed in the upper and lower pairs of the inclined heater 109 and the weft yarn 107 with a heating heater built therein. It is preferable to iron so that the surface can be made flat and uniform while passing through, and the inclined mesh 109 and the weft 107 welded to the mesh 100 are wound by a take-up roll. The smooth net 100 can be molded.

In addition, by having a structure in which the warp yarn 109 is welded to the upper surface of the weft yarn 107 integrally formed, the surface on which the warp yarn 107 and the warp yarn 109 are welded is a surface rather than a net mesh. ), It is very easy to cut and bond even when used for packaging.In particular, even if it comes into contact with the outer surface of the packaged goods by a surface considered as one side, It has the advantage of preventing epidermal damage in advance.

The net manufactured as described above can be used for packaging to smoothly distribute the air without damaging the surface of vegetables or vegetables and fruits and vegetables that should be kept fresh, and can be used in interior decoration as well as decoration, and By having a structurally different difference from the network having a mesh on the market has its advantage that the range of use can be expanded and used in general.

Claims (1)

Extruded in the form of a thin film and then stretched to a predetermined thickness and repeatedly slit the polypropylene film paper wound on the feed roll at a predetermined interval in the transverse direction, the first slit portion in which the film paper is cut and the first connection portion connected to the film paper Is repeated, and the second connecting portion and the second slit portion are repeatedly formed so as to cross the first slit portion and the first connecting portion at a position adjacent to the first slit portion and the first connecting portion, and the second slit portion and the second connecting portion The first slit part, the first connection part and the second slit part, and the second connection part pull the weft yarn repeatedly formed in one direction toward the lateral direction at a predetermined distance, and the first and the second slit parts are opened. When the second connecting portion is crosslinked to the first and second slit portions, the net is made by welding the polypropylene film yarn having a predetermined width and thickness on the upper surface by '+' and welding at high frequency.

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