NO117584B

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Publication number: NO117584B
Application number: NO150138A
Authority: NO
Inventors: R Reifers; H Lord
Original assignee: Diamond National Corp
Priority date: 1962-09-19
Filing date: 1963-09-17
Publication date: 1969-08-25
Also published as: US3145896A; LU43981A1; BE634210A; NL296051A; FI44103C; AT243676B; GB1040628A; CH427635A; FI44103B; DE1979062U

Description

Plante-ldype. Plant depth.

Oppfinnelsens gjenstand er et enkelt The object of the invention is a simple one

og meget praktisk håndredskap, en plante-klype som gjør tjeneste både som plante-skje og plantepinne, og nyttes for prikling, and a very practical hand tool, a plant pincher that serves both as a plant spoon and a plant stick, and is used for pricking,

omplanting og utplanting. replanting and transplanting.

I henhold til oppfinnelsen er plante-klypen framstilt av et eller annet fjærende According to the invention, the plant clip is made of some kind of spring

platematerial, som tynt fjærstål eller liknende. Den er dobbel og bøyet tilnærmel-sesvis i vinkel på midten. Den øvre horisontale delen går i et i en bueform som plate material, such as thin spring steel or similar. It is double and bent almost at an angle in the middle. The upper horizontal part goes in an arc shape which

danner klypens håndtaksende. De to vertikale delene virker som en klype og er utformet i de nedre endene som to mot hverandre vendte skjeblade. Oppe foran på forms the handle end of the clip. The two vertical parts act like a clamp and are designed at the lower ends as two spoon blades facing each other. Up front on

håndtaket er også en bøyle for håndgrep the handle is also a brace for hand grip

under bruken av klypen. Den blir brukt på during use of the clip. It is used on

etterfølgende beskrevne måte: following described way:

Klypen stikkes åpen ned i jorden om The pinch is stuck open into the soil

plantestammen, så dypt at man får plante-rota og en del jord inn imellom de to skje-forma blada på klypen. Man kniper så the plant stem, so deep that you get the plant root and some soil between the two spoon-shaped leaves on the pinch. You then pinch

blada sammen om innholdet og tar dette flip through the contents and take this

med planten opp med klypen, og stikker så with the plant up with the pinch, and then prick

denne med planten, roten og den om-værende jord ned i jorden på den nye this one with the plant, the root and the remaining soil into the soil of the new one

vekstplassen, som priklekasse, blomster-potte eller til direkte utplanting. Klypen the growing area, as a prickly pear box, flower pot or for direct planting. The pinch

virker da som plantepinne, man kniper den then acts like a plant stick, you pinch it

så passe sammen, hvoretter fjærkraften får then fit together, after which the spring force gets

føre den tilbake til åpen normalstilling, og bring it back to the open normal position, and

tas så tom opp av jorden mens planten is then taken up from the soil while the plant

står igjen. Oppfinnelsen er anskueliggjort på hosføyde tegning, hvor fig. 1 viser plante-klypen i åpen normalstilling, sett ovenfra. Fig. 2 viser samme sett forfra og fig. 3 viser samme sett fra siden. I figu-rene betegner A klypens ene fjærende horisontale side, og B viser den annen. C betegner den fjærende bueformete håndtaksende. D betegner buen for håndgrep. E betegner den ene vertikale side som i nedre ende er utformet som et skjeblad F og G viser den annen side med samme utform-ing, men i omvendt stilling, slik at skjebla-denes hule side vender mot hverandre. left standing. The invention is illustrated in the attached drawing, where fig. 1 shows the plant clamp in the open normal position, seen from above. Fig. 2 shows the same set from the front and fig. 3 shows the same set from the side. In the figures, A denotes one springy horizontal side of the clip, and B shows the other. C denotes the springy arcuate handle end. D denotes the arc for hand grip. E denotes one vertical side which at the lower end is shaped like a spoon blade F and G shows the other side with the same design, but in an inverted position, so that the hollow side of the spoon blades faces each other.

Claims

Plant clip for pricking, transplanting and transplanting, characterized in that the clip's downward-facing part (E G) is two-part and springy, and at the lower ends shaped like two spoon leaves (F) or similar, which face the hollow sides towards each other, and further that the two-part horizontal handle part (A B) is connected by a springy arc (C) at the rear end of the handle, and that there is a springy hoop (D) arranged at the front of the handle part which also serves as a handle during use of the plant pincher.