TWM514191U - Fruit picker - Google Patents

Description

Fruit harvester

The invention relates to a fruit harvester, in particular to a fruit harvester for harvesting fruits on fruit trees.

Fruit contains dietary fiber and vitamins and other nutrients. It has long been one of the indispensable sources of nutrition for human beings. Fruits such as tree grapes grow on the branches of tall fruit trees. When the fruits of the aforementioned fruits mature, they are harvested. The harvesting method needs to be climbed by the harvester to the top of the trunk to harvest. However, the above-mentioned harvesting method is easy to improve the danger during the work, so the existing general harvester will use the long-handle scissors commonly used in the market to cut. The joint between the fruit and the fruit tree causes the fruit to fall from the fruit tree, but the fruit will directly hit the ground after falling, which will easily cause the fruit peel to break and shorten its shelf life, and cause the appearance and sale of the fruit to be poor. Even the bacteria are easy to grow at the collision point, so the harvesting utensils used in the existing fruit trees are necessary for improvement.

In order to solve the problem of harvesting the existing fruit tree fruits by using long-handled scissors, the fruit is easy to fall directly from the fruit trees and hit the ground, causing damage to the fruit peel and affecting the loss of its shelf life. The main purpose of the present invention is to provide a fruit. The harvesting device, the novel utilizing the separating member and the guiding of the conveying member can cause the fruit to fall out from the outlet end of the conveying member, not only the harvester does not need to climb to the branches, and the fruit is not directly in the harvesting process. Heavy hitting the ground combines personnel safety and maintains fruit integrity.

The present invention solves the prior art problem of the fruit harvester, comprising: a support rod; a release member, the release member is a cylinder and is fixedly coupled to the support rod, the release member is provided with an operating rim, a conductive rim and at least one abutting edge, the operating rim and the conductive rim are respectively located at a periphery of the top end and the bottom end of the detaching member, and the operating rim extends beyond the top end of the support rod, the at least one The concave edge is formed by the operating rim of the detaching member facing downward; and a conveying member is tubular and fixed to the detaching member, the conveying member is provided with a connecting end and an outlet The communication end of the conveying member is fixed to the conduction rim of the release member, and the interior of the release member is in communication with the interior of the conveying member.

The above-mentioned fruit harvester, wherein the fruit harvester includes a restricting member coupled to the support rod and the conveying member, and the height of the restricting member is at a height of the communicating end of the conveying member and the conveying member Between the heights of the outlet ends, the conveying member is tightened at the junction with the restricting member.

The aforementioned fruit harvester, wherein the restricting member is a clip.

The aforementioned fruit harvester, wherein the support rod is a telescopic rod.

The aforementioned fruit harvester, wherein the release member is provided with a plurality of abutment concave edges, and the plurality of abutment concave edges are spaced apart along an operation rim of the release member.

The aforementioned fruit harvester, wherein each of the abutting concave edges forms an arcuate concave edge.

The energy-saving effect obtained by the novel technical means is that the present invention utilizes at least one abutting concave edge of the support rod and the disengagement member, so that the harvester can easily disengage the fruit from the fruit tree, and the fruit passes through the disengagement piece. The guide is dropped into the interior of the transport member and can be temporarily stored in the transport member or directly dropped out of the outlet end of the transport member, which increases the risk compared to the existing climbing type, and the long handle scissors It is easy for the fruit to hit the ground violently. The new type does not need to climb to the branches when harvesting, and the fruit does not directly hit the ground through the guiding, which can maintain the safety during use and achieve the intact fruit after harvesting. Effect.

A preferred embodiment of the fruit harvester provided by the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 3. The fruit harvester includes a support rod 10, a release member 20, a transport member 30, and a restraining member 40. among them:

The support rod 10 is a commercially available telescopic rod body. Preferably, the telescopic rod 10 is a three-section telescopic rod, and the disengagement member 20 is a cylindrical body and along the axial direction of the support rod 10. The outer ring side wall of the detaching member 20 is fixedly connected to the top end of the support rod 10. In this embodiment, the outer ring side wall of the detaching member 20 and the top end of the support rod 10 are bound to each other by a rope body. The detaching member 20 is provided with an operating rim 21, a conducting rim 22 and at least one abutting flange 23, and the operating rim 21 and the conducting rim 22 are respectively located at the periphery of the top end and the bottom end of the detaching member 20, and The operating rim 21 extends from the top end of the support rod 10, and the at least one abutting recess 23 is formed by recessing the operating rim 21 of the detaching member 20 axially downward. Preferably, the detaching member 20 is provided. There are a plurality of abutting recesses 23, and the plurality of abutting recesses 23 are spaced apart along the operating rim 21 of the detaching member 20, and each abutting recess 23 defines an arcuate recess.

The conveying member 30 has a tubular shape and is fixedly connected to the disengaging member 20. The conveying member 30 is provided with a communicating end 31 and an outlet end 32. The peripheral edge of the inner peripheral surface of the communicating end 31 of the conveying member 30 is sleeved. An inner peripheral surface of the conductive rim 22 of the detaching member 20 is connected to the inner portion of the conveying member 30, and the outlet end 32 is disposed at an end of the conveying member 30 away from the communicating end 31. The communicating member 30 is an elongated mesh body, and the limiting member 40 is coupled to the middle portion of the support rod 10 and the middle portion of the conveying member 30. The middle portion of the conveying member 30 is tightened so that the communication end 31 and the outlet end 32 of the conveying member 30 are not in communication. Preferably, the limiting member 40 is a U-shaped clip, that is, the limiting member 40 is buckled. It is fitted at the middle portion of the support rod 10 and at the middle portion of the conveying member 30.

The first operational aspect of the present invention is shown in FIG. 4. A harvester holds the support rod 10 and stretches the support rod 10 to an appropriate height so that at least one of the release members 20 abuts against the concave edge. 23 abutting a joint of a fruit 50 and a stem, and letting the fruit 50 be within the operating rim 21 of the detaching member 20, and then slightly applying a force to the joint of the fruit 50 and the stem, such that The fruit 50 is dropped from the branch into the interior of the release member 20, and then the fruit 50 enters the transport member 30 via the conductive rim 22 of the release member 20, and the restraining member 40 is engaged with the support rod 10 At the middle section and at the middle section of the conveying member 30, the fruit 50 is stored at the engaging portion of the conveying member 30 and the restricting member 40, and the above-mentioned action is repeated, and when the fruit 50 is accumulated to a certain amount, the fruit can be removed. The restricting member 40 causes the plurality of fruits 50 to be simultaneously dropped by the outlet end 32 of the conveying member 30 for collection.

The second operational aspect of the present invention is shown in FIG. 5. The second operational aspect design is substantially the same as the first operational aspect. The difference in the second operational aspect is that the restriction is first introduced. The piece 40 is removed such that the conveying member 30 naturally hangs down, and one of the hands of the harvester simultaneously holds the support rod 10 and the outlet end 32 of the conveying member 30, and the fruit 50 is dropped by the branch to the detachment After the inside of the member 30, the fruit 50 directly enters the conveying member 30 via the conductive rim 22 of the detaching member 20, and can be dropped by the outlet end 32 of the conveying member 30, so that the harvester can have a single fruit 50. Way to harvest.

With the foregoing technical features, the present invention can utilize the design of the support rod 10 and the disengagement member 20 to harvest fruits 50 of different heights, and the fruit 50 is fallen behind the branches of the fruit trees, via the disengagement member 20 and the transmission. The guiding of the piece 30 can be temporarily stored in the conveying member 30 or directly falling out of the outlet end 32 of the conveying member 30, so that it is not necessary to climb to the branches when harvesting, and the fruit 50 is dried by the branches of the fruit trees. Backward will not directly hit the ground, but will maintain the safety during use, and keep the fruit 50 after harvesting intact.

10‧‧‧Support rod
20‧‧‧Disengagement
21‧‧‧Operating ring
22‧‧‧Connecting rim
23‧‧‧Resist the concave edge
30‧‧‧Transport
31‧‧‧Connected end
32‧‧‧export end
40‧‧‧Restrictions
50‧‧‧ fruit

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 is an external perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a side elevational view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 3 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 4 is a side elevational view of the first operational aspect of the preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5 is a side elevational view of a second operational aspect of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

10‧‧‧Support rod

20‧‧‧Disengagement

21‧‧‧Operating ring

22‧‧‧Connecting rim

23‧‧‧Resist the concave edge

30‧‧‧Transport

31‧‧‧Connected end

32‧‧‧export end

40‧‧‧Restrictions

Claims (6)

A fruit harvester comprising: a support rod; a release member, the release member being a cylinder and fixed to the support rod, the release member being provided with an operating rim, a conductive rim and at least one The operating rim and the guiding rim are respectively located at the periphery of the top end and the bottom end of the detaching member, and the operating rim extends from the top end of the support rod, and the at least one abutting concave edge is separated by the detaching member The operating ring is formed downwardly concavely; and a conveying member is tubular and fixed to the separating member, the conveying member is provided with a communicating end and an outlet end, and the connecting end of the conveying member The rim of the detaching member is fixedly connected to the inside of the detaching member, and the inside of the detaching member communicates with the inside of the conveying member. The fruit harvester according to claim 1, wherein the fruit harvester includes a restricting member coupled to the support rod and the conveying member, and the height of the restricting member is at a height of the communicating end of the conveying member. And between the heights of the outlet ends of the conveying member, the conveying member is contracted with the limiting member. The fruit harvester of claim 2, wherein the restriction member is a clip. The fruit harvester of claim 3, wherein the support rod is a telescopic rod. The fruit harvester of any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the detaching member is provided with a plurality of abutting recesses, and the plurality of abutting recesses are spaced apart along an operating rim of the detaching member. The fruit harvester of claim 5, each of which forms an arcuate concave edge against the concave edge.