RU148847U1 - REMOVABLE TRAP FOR MIT PROTECTION - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A removable trap for protection against ticks, characterized in that it is made of a strip of fabric in the form of a scan of a truncated cone or trapezoid, while along the small base of the strip on one side and along one of the side edges on the other side, a double-sided adhesive tape is glued a foam base, and on the strip, from the side of the tape fastening on the lateral edge, along its large base, a safety roller-spacer is indented from the edge. 2. A removable trap for protection against ticks according to claim 1, characterized in that the spacer roller can be made in the form of an integral roller, or in the form of its point fragments, or strips. 3. A removable trap for protection against ticks according to claim 1, characterized in that it is mounted on the upper part of the garment, for example, on a leg, or on sleeves, or on a belt. 4. A removable trap for protection against ticks according to claim 1, characterized in that it can be made of a woven or knitted fabric, or a film, or rubber.

Description

The utility model relates to means of protection against ticks and can be used for everyday use by people resting or working in natural conditions, and providing mechanical protection of a person from ticks.

Known means to protect against harmful biological factors, in particular ticks, in the form of clothing. The clothes are made of cotton, mixed or mixed fabric with interweaving of threads and equipped with protective elements in the form of inserts or overlays of fabric impregnated with insect acaricide. The protective elements are encircled and provided with flounces, the lower layer of which on the side of the inserts and / or onlays is made of fabric impregnated with insectoacaricide. Clothing can be made in the form of a jacket or shirt and trousers or overalls equipped with elements of a snug fit (see Utility Model Patent No. 95228, Class A41D 13/00, published on June 27, 2010).

However, well-known clothing is quite complicated and expensive to manufacture, and during short walks or while working in summer cottages, or outdoors in hot weather is too burdensome.

Known personal protective equipment from tick bites made in the form of clothing made of a material having the property to destroy blood-sucking insects in the form of elastic strips on the outer surface at the top of the garment and covering the human body in a closed loop, for example in the form of a trouser belt or tie (see Utility model patent No. 32367, class A41D 13/00, published on September 20, 2003) - a prototype.

However, a mechanical obstacle in the form of a belt or tie cannot prevent ticks from entering the area below the person’s belt, where ticks most often penetrate, because they do not fall from the trees, but attack from the grass and then crawl up in search of a suitable place.

It is necessary to develop a simple, cheap tool for protection against ticks ergonomic in use.

The specified technical result is achieved by the fact that the removable trap for protection against ticks is made of a strip of cloth in the form of a trapezoid or in the development of a truncated cone, while along the small base of the strip on one side and along one of the side edges on the other side of the strip, a double-sided adhesive tape is fixed on a foam base, and on the strip from the side of the tape fastening on the lateral edge, along its larger base, a safety roller-spacer is fixed, indented from the edge. The spreader roller can be made both in the form of an integral roller, and in the form of its individual strips or point fragments. The removable trap can be made of fabric or elastic fabric or film. The removable trap is mounted on the upper part of the garment, for example, on the trouser leg or on the sleeves or belt.

In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 shows the form of the execution of the strip trap. In FIG. 3 - sectional trap fixed to the leg. In FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 shows the sequence of fastening a trap on a leg along a narrow leg, for example, on a leotard. In FIG. 6, FIG. 7 and FIG. Figure 8 shows the sequence of fastening the trap on the leg with a wide leg.

The removable trap consists of strip 1 of the web in the form of a scan of a truncated cone or trapezoid (Fig. 2 and Fig. 1). A double-sided adhesive tape 2 on a foam base is fixed along the small base of the strip on one side of it (Klebe bander China). The same tape 3 is fixed along one of the lateral edges of the strip (to close the trap in a circle), but on the other side of the canvas. On the strip 1 from the side of the fastening of the tape 3, to prevent the strip 1 from joining the trouser or sleeve, a spacer roller 4 is fixed, which can be made as a solid roller (for example, from the same double-sided adhesive tape), or as separate dotted fragments (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2) or strips (not shown in the drawing). The trap is attached by means of a double-sided adhesive tape 2 on a foam base, for example to the leg 5 (Fig. 3) on the leg 6 (middle or lower thigh).

A removable trap for protection against ticks is used as follows: an athlete (with a tight leotard), before running through a forest park, fastens lane 1 of the trap on the leg 5 (middle part of the thigh) by means of the second side of the double-sided adhesive tape 2 and closes the trap (lane 1) by applying the lateral edge of the strip with the tape 3 on the strip 1, while initially positioning the strip 1 with the bell up (Fig. 4), stretching the adhesive tape a little (property of the tape on a foam base) for a more snug fit, and then bend the strip 1 down ( Fig. 5) forming a dome with a roller - spacer inside. If necessary, and if there are chemicals against ticks, the inside of the trap can be treated with an insect acaricide or any tick repellent available at the moment. In the presence of trousers with a wider leg (summer residents, vacationers, a picnic), fix strip 1 around the entire perimeter of the leg and pulling it around the leg, the excess part is placed in a fold hermetically fixing it with the second sticky side of the tape (Fig. 6, Fig. 7 and Fig. . 8).

When collecting medicinal plant materials, the claimed trap can be mounted on outer clothing on the sleeves (in the forearm area). The strip of trap cloth can be made of woven or any elastic material (rubber, knitwear) or even of a plastic film. The most convenient form of the strip of the trap is the shape of the development of a truncated cone, but if it is necessary to save material, the strip of the web can be made in the form of a trapezoid.

Thus, the removable trap for protection against ticks, declared as a utility model, is a simple, cheap and convenient means of protecting a person in everyday life.

Claims (4)

1. A removable trap for protection against ticks, characterized in that it is made of a strip of fabric in the form of a scan of a truncated cone or trapezoid, while along the small base of the strip on one side and along one of the side edges on the other side, a double-sided adhesive tape is glued a foam base, and on the strip, from the side of the tape fastening on the lateral edge, along its large base, a safety roller-spacer is indented from the edge. 2. A removable trap for protection against ticks according to claim 1, characterized in that the spacer roller can be made in the form of an integral roller, or in the form of its point fragments, or strips. 3. A removable trap for protection against ticks according to claim 1, characterized in that it is attached to the upper part of the garment, for example, on a leg, or on sleeves, or on a belt. 4. A removable trap for protection against ticks according to claim 1, characterized in that it can be made of a woven or knitted fabric, or a film, or rubber.

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