TH36065A - Bait holder for crawling insects - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (12/12/40) Bait holder for crawler insects and a method for placing baits to trap insects. Bait holder With bait cup, along with bait cup wall The side support extends above the level of the bait cup wall. A lid consists of an outer shell that is defined as the passageway between the cortical wall and the bait cup wall.The outer shell also consists of a roof that leads across the space that is surrounded by the cortex, where the canopy can be supported where: Side support The front compartment is fixed on one side by the side supports and on the other by the outer sheath. The floor of the front channel is connected to the floor of the walkway. The front door in the outer sheath opens out into the front opening to pick up the insects that need to trap them and be treated. Placed so that a straight-line access through the front door to the bait cup was limited with that Side support The front opening is wide enough from the side support to the sheath to Provide space for the insects to trap, enter the bait holder through the front door, and avoid the pan. Get sideways by entering the corridor. Enters into any victim This method of invention consists of preparing a container for the bait. Filling the selected bait in the bait cup. And placing the bait holder on the surface where the insect wants to trap and crawl. Bait holder for crawling insects and how to place the bait for the insects that want to trap. Bait holder With bait cup, along with bait cup wall The side support extends above the level of the bait cup wall. A lid consists of an outer shell that is defined as the passageway between the cortical wall and the bait cup wall.The outer shell also consists of a roof that leads across the space that is surrounded by the cortex, where the canopy can be supported where: Side support The front compartment is fixed on one side by the side supports and on the other by the outer sheath. The floor of the front channel is connected to the floor of the walkway. The front door in the outer sheath opens out into the front opening to pick up the insects that need to trap them and be treated. Placed so that a straight-line access through the front door to the bait cup was limited with that Side support The front opening is wide enough from the side support to the sheath to Provide space for the insects to trap, enter the bait holder through the front door, and avoid the pan. Get sideways by entering the corridor. This makes it possible to get into any bait contained in the bait cup. This method of invention consists of providing such a bait holder. Filling the selected bait in the bait cup. And placing the bait holder on the surface where the insect wants to trap and crawl.

Claims (9)

1. Bait holder for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of a base and a cap that has been fixed. Firmly attached to the base The base consists of a. Bait cup for containing the selected bait, with the bait cup having a center floor surrounded by a wall. The insect-able climbing bait cup extends upward from the center ground b. The convex edge of the periphery, which consists of distant and near peripheral areas. With the bait cup and c. At least one lateral support that extends above the level of the bait cup wall; and Extending lengthwise along the wall of the bait cup The bezel has a convex edge of the cover that is attached to the periphery of the base and is assembled. Also, an cortex with a. The cortex that rises from the level of and encompasses the periphery of the base by The cortex is spaced from the victim's cup wall to designate the passageway between it, where the It is wide enough for the insects to be trapped on it. B. The roof that spans the gap surrounded by the cortical wall, with the roof being a support. With lateral support and sufficient distance over the wall of the bait cup to keep the insects that want to trap. Can climb over the bait cup wall to reach any bait. C. The functional compartment, at least as long as the lateral support, is set to the extent that On one side with side supports and on the other by the inner surface of the sheath wall. Where there is a floor that is connected to the floor of the corridor; d. At least one front door in the outer wall. That opens through the front box and has Large enough to catch insects that want to be trapped, the front door has been arranged in relation to Side support, in a condition where the straight access through the front door to the bait cup is blocked. With side support The front cavity provides sufficient space from the side support to the cortical wall where the desired insect is. The trap may enter the victim's container through the front door. By walking around the side supports by entering the corridor And therefore accessible to any victim in the bait cup. 2. Bait holder of Clause 1 where the roof of the cortex consists of a frame. The downward-aligned position almost aligned with the side support to limit movement. 3. The victim holder of claim 1, which has a support at the end that extends upward from the base at the position where Far from the side supports The roof is a supportable type with a support at the end 4. Bait holder of claim 1, which has two lateral supports that are positioned on the sides. Each bottom of the bait cup and has two front pockets. One is connected to each side support and each front compartment has a front door. 5. The victim holder of Article 4 has a position bracket that extends downward from the roof and It has been placed almost together with each side support to limit the transverse movement of the back. Word versus side support 6. Victim holder of claim 4, which has a support at the end that extends upward from the base at the position where Far from the side supports With such a roof that can be supported With support at the end of 7. The victim holder of claim 6, which has a positioning frame that extends below the roof and can Are aligned almost together with each lateral support to limit the transverse movement of the back. 8. The victim holder of Clause 7, where all positions connected to one pair of place. Opposite side supports or supports at a pair of opposite ends are held close to almost Aligned with the skin of a pair of side supports or supports at the ends facing or out of the bait cup 9. Bait holder of Clause 8 where the outer shell is opposite sides and ends at Are opposite each other, with side supports arranged on each side, and end supports are Provided at each end of the outer shell 1 0. Bait holder for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of a base and a cap that has been fixed. The base contains an i. Bait cup for containing the selected bait, with the bait cup having a center floor surrounded by the wall. The insect can climb bait cup extends upward from the center area. i i. the periphery that consists of the peripheral areas far from and near the bait cup; b. the lid with the convex edge of the lid is attached to the convex edge on the periphery of the base; and Further, the outer shell with i. The outer shell is raised from the level of the periphery of the base. By the outer shell wall Keep some distance from the victim's cup wall to designate the pathway in between. With a wide walkway It is enough for the desired insect to walk over it, and i i. The roof that spans the space enclosed by the cortical wall above the victim's cup wall. That is enough for the insects to trap the ability to climb over the wall of the bait cup to reach any prey. And c. A lid and base containing at least one side support that spans across. The gap between the cover and the base is significant. And extended lengthwise along the wall of the bait cup, with the roof being supported by the side support. Part of the cortical wall extends to and opposite to the lateral support, which Constitutes the outer sheath wall of the anterior compartment The lateral supports and the outer sheath of the anterior compartment. Set the front channel boundary between. The front opening opens to the corridor with the front compartment connected to Aisle floor and at least one front door. That opens through the anterior cavity wall The front door is large enough to catch any insects that want to trap. And has been organized by relations With the side support in a condition where a straight line access through the front door to the bait cup is Separated by side supports The front cavity is sized so that there is sufficient space between the side supports and the The peripheral wall of the front compartment allows insects to be trapped into the prey holder through the front door. By walking around the side supports by entering the corridor And access to any bait in the bait cup. 1 1. The victim holder of Clause 10 where the outer shell wall of the fore compartment has been made. To move farther compared to the parts Of the outer sheath wall that is adjacent to either side One of the anterior cavity so that the periphery of the anterior cavity defines the boundary of the protruding part. 1 2. The victim holder of Article 10, which has an end support located at a distance from the side support. With a support at the end protruding from the base and a piece of cover to cross the channel in between. The canopy is supportive, with the support at the end 1. 3. The victim holder of claim 10, which has two side supports, is arranged on the side. Each side on the bottom of the bait cup and has two front pockets. Where one channel is related to the side support, but Each piece and each front pocket has a door, front slot 1. 4. The victim holder of Article 13, which has a support at the end, is positioned further away from the side receptacle, with the support at the end extending from the base. And a piece of lid to cross the gap in between Significantly The roof is of a supportable type with the support at the end 1. 5. The victim holder of Clause 14, where the support at the end and the lateral support extend from The base and the positioning frame are projected downward from the roof, next to the side supports and the support. Received at each end to limit the transverse movement of the roof relative to the lateral support and the end support. 1 6. Bait holder of Article 15 where all positions are aligned. with The surface of the lateral support and the end support facing the pulp cup 1 7. Bait holder of Article 16 where the bait cup has opposite sides and opposite ends by Side supports are arranged on each side, and end supports are Organized at each end. 1 8. How to place the bait crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of the steps of a. Arrangement of the victim's carrier in accordance with claim 1, which also consists of the selected victim who received Place it inside the bait cup. B. Place the bait holder on a surface where the insect that wants to trap will crawl on it. 1. 9. How to place the bait for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of the steps of a. Arrangement of the victim's carrier according to claim 10, which also includes the selected victim who has Place the bait inside the bait cup. B. Place the bait holder on the surface where the insect that wants to trap will crawl on it. 2 0. Bait holder for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of a base and a cap that has been fixed. Firmly attached to the base The base contains a. Bait cup for containing the selected bait. The bait cups have a center floor surrounded by a wall. The insect-able climbing bait cup extends upward from the center ground; b. The convex edge on the periphery comprising the periphery far from and near the bait cup and c. Support at the protruding tip. Going up from the periphery Where the supports at the ends are notched, the roof and the bezel with the convex edge of the cover are attached to the convex edge on the periphery of the base and are assembled. Further, the cortex with a. The cortex that rises from the level of and encompasses the periphery of the base b. The roof spanning the gap enclosed by the cortex. Where the roof is a type that can be supported With a support at the tip and sufficiently spaced over the wall of the bait cup, where the insect wanting to trap can Climb over the bait cup wall to reach any victim. Can be contained in the bait cup. The roof also consists of a frame. The position is fixed on the roof serration of the support at the end to facilitate the movement of the roof. Compared with the stabilized end support 2 1. The victim holder of the 20 right holder, where the roof serrations open up and the frame Position overhang from roof 2 2. Bait holder of Clause 20, where the position frame is a hole that extends beyond the rear notch. To either side of the end support to form as it is stabilized within that roof. 2. 3. The victim holder of Article 20, where a. One of the cap and base consists of a place. The side supports spanning the gap between the cover and The base is significantly distant from the support at the end. The roof is a supportable type with a side support and b. Part of the outer sheath, typically at the location of the side supports that are made up. Is the outer shell of the anterior compartment Bait cup wall at the location of the lateral support and cortical wall. Of the front panel, define the front channel boundary in the middle Where the cortex wall of the anterior compartment has been Causing it to move farther compared to the different parts Of the outer sheath wall adjacent to either side 2. The victim holder of Article 23 where a. Lateral support extends lengthwise along the wall of the bait cup; b. The bait cup wall to define the passageway between it, which has the floor Aisle wide enough to allow insects to be trapped on it. C. Front openings open to the corridors with a floor that connects to the corridor floor. That opened through the outer shell wall into the front cavity The front door is large enough that Will pick up insects to be trapped and are positioned relative to the lateral support in the At the straight-line access through the front door to the bowl, the bait is delimitated by the lateral supports, the front cavity is sized, which makes it a gap between the lateral supports and the vial wall. Enough to allow the desired insect to trap the bait holder through the front door. By walking around on the side support By entering the corridor and accessing any bait contained in the bait cup. 2. 5. Bait holder for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of a base and a lid that attaches to the base. The base contains a. Bait cup for holding the selected bait. The bait cups have a center floor surrounded by a wall. The insect-able climbing bait cup extends upward from the center ground; b. The convex edge of the periphery comprising the periphery far from and close to the bait cup and c. Overhanged lateral support. Go up above the level of the bait cup wall. The cover has a convex edge of the cover that is attached to the periphery of the base and is also assembled. With a cortex with a. Cortical raised from the level of and by surrounding the periphery of the base; b. A roof spanning the gap enclosed by the cortex. Where the roof is a type that can be supported With lateral support and sufficient space over the wall of the bait cup, where the insect wanting to trap can Climb over the bait cup wall to reach any bait contained in the bait cup. C. A bounded front compartment on one side with support on the side and on the side. The other side by the inner surface of the cortical wall and d. The front door in the cortical wall. That opens through the front box And large enough to accept Insects that want to be trapped The front door is arranged in relation to the side supports in the condition that The straight-line access through the front door to the bait cup is blocked by side supports. The front cavity provides sufficient space from the side support to the cortical wall where the desired insect is. The trap can enter the bait holder through the front door. By walking around the side supports by entering the corridor 2 6. Bait holder of Clause 25, where the outer shell wall is spaced from the victim cup wall to Defined as a passageway between them, there is a corridor wide enough for the insects to trap. Can walk on it The lateral support extends lengthwise along the wall, the bait cup and the anterior compartment, extends to the floor of the corridor. The position is held close to each other with the lateral support to limit the movement of the sidewall of the Roof versus lateral support 2. 8. The victim holder of Article 25 with a support at the end that extends upward from the base at the position. Far from the side supports The roof is of a supportable type, with a support at the end 2. 9. The victim holder of Article 28, where the support at the end has a notched roof. With bait It is also equipped with a roof overhang positioning bracket and anchors with roof notches to make The transverse movement of the roof relative to the stable end support 3 0. The victim holder of Article 29, where the roof notches open up, and the truss. Position overhang from the roof 3 1. The victim holder of Article 29, where the position frame is a hole that extends beyond the rear notch. To either side of the support at the end to form a stabilized beam inside that roof 3 2. Bait holder of Article 28 with two end supports and two side supports. And where the downward mounting racks from the roof are positioned closer to the side supports. Each and a support at each end to limit the transverse movement of the roof relative to the support. Get the side and support at the end 3. 3. Bait holder for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of a base and a cap that has been fixed. Secured to the base a. The base contains an i bait cup for holding the selected bait. The bait cups have a center floor that has been surrounded. The wall of an insect-able climbing bait cup extends upward from the center floor and i i. The convex edge on the periphery that consists of the periphery far from and near the bait cup; b. There is a convex edge of the cap attached to the periphery of the base and also It consists of an outer hull with i. Outer sheath raised from the level of the periphery of the base and i i. A canopy that crosses the gap enclosed by the cortex. At a distance above the wall of the bait cup, which It is enough to allow the insects to trap the ability to climb across the wall of the bait cup to reach any bait contained in the bait cup. C. A lid and base that consists of a side support that crosses the gaps between the lids. And the base is very important Where the roof is of a kind supported by the side supports and d. Part of the outer shell at the location of the side supports that make up the shell wall. Outside of the front box With part of the anterior cortex wall being shifting Relative to the adjacent parts of the outer cortical wall on either side of the cortical wall of The front cavity so that the outer sheath of the front cavity is defined as the protrusion. Space between shell walls The outside of the forefront and part of the wall of the bait cup that are opposite each other are defined as page 3. 4. The victim holder of Article 33, which has a support at the end, is positioned further away from the side support, where the support at the end extends from the base and a piece of cover to cross the gap in between. Significantly The roof is a kind of support, with the support at the end 3. 5. Victim holder of Article 34, where the support at the end extends from the base and frame. The overhang position beside the next surface of the side supports and the support at the ends to limit the Move the roof crosswise relative to the side supports and supports at the end 3. 6. The victim holder of Clause 35, where the victim cup has opposite sides and opposite ends, with the opposite side supports extended from the base are arranged at Side and support At opposite ends that have been arranged at the ends And where the positioning frame has been associated with that Opposite side support and support at each opposite end by positioning frame. Each piece is arranged alongside the surface of the side supports and supports at opposite ends that are turned. Face approaching bait cup 3 7. How to place the bait for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of the steps of a. Arrangement of the victim's carrier according to claim 20, which also includes the selected victim, which Has been placed inside the bait cup. B. To place the bait holder on a surface where the insect that wants to trap will crawl on it. 8. How to place the bait for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of the steps of a. Arrangement of the victim's carrier according to claim 25, which further includes the selected victim, which Has been placed inside the bait cup. B. To place the bait holder on a surface where the insect that wants to trap will crawl on it. 9. How to place the bait for crawling insects that want to trap. It consists of the steps of a. Arrangement of the victim's carrier according to claim 33, which also includes the selected victim, which Has been placed inside the bait cup. B. To place the bait holder on a surface where the insect that wants to trap will crawl on it.