WO2006070738A1 - 育苗移植用連続集合鉢体及びその製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a seedling transplanting continuous collecting pot used for raising seedlings and transplanting of crops such as vegetables and flower buds, and a method for producing the same.
- this type of continuous collection pot for transplanting seedlings is generally formed by connecting individual pot bodies of square or hexagonal cylinders by connecting pieces formed by developing a thin film such as paper or paper.
- the continuum is superposed, and the continuums are superposed, and the superposed continuums are adhered to each other with a water-soluble adhesive (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
- a continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings it appears in a pressed state during storage and appears in a state where a large number of individual pots are densely assembled in a honeycomb shape when deployed during use. A large number of seedlings can be intensively grown by filling and sowing the cultivation soil.
- the continuous assembly pots are separated from each other by overlapping them after pulling one end after seedling for a predetermined number of days. It can be pulled out in a single row, and seedlings can be planted efficiently using, for example, a ground-type simple transplanter as described in Patent Document 2.
- the length of the connecting pieces is set to be equal to the width of one side face of the individual bowl body because of the necessity of dense assembly. Therefore, when trying to plant seedlings continuously using a simple transplanter as described in Patent Document 2 above, the distance between the strains is limited by the length of the connecting piece, and depending on the type of seedling crop, In some cases, the interval is too narrow and it is necessary to give up its use.
- Patent Document 3 an extended portion longer than the width of one side surface of the individual bowl is provided on the connecting piece, and the extended portion is folded and attached to each other with a water-soluble adhesive.
- a continuous assembly pot body adhered with a water-soluble adhesive to the side surface of the front or rear individual pot body, and Patent Document 4 has a predetermined shape on the connecting piece or the individual pot body.
- a continuous assemblage bowl body in which a cut is provided so that a connecting piece can be extended through the cut.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Publication No. 58-11817
- Patent Document 2 JP-A-5-308822
- Patent Document 3 JP-A-8-205687
- Patent Document 4 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-123869
- an object of the present invention is to make it possible to extend the connecting piece without folding the increased portion or making a cut, thereby increasing or changing the inter-strain interval.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a continuous assembling pot for transplanting seedlings and a method for producing the same, which can safely and reliably cope with cost reduction.
- the first invention described in claim 1 of the present invention is a hexagonal cylindrical individual bowl formed by developing a thin film such as paper or paper.
- a continuous assembly pot for transplanting seedlings in which the bodies are connected by connecting pieces to form a continuous body, the continuous bodies are overlapped, and the overlapped continuous bodies are adhered to each other with a water-soluble adhesive.
- Fold both sides in the width direction of the strip-shaped thin film to approximately 1/4 width each on the same side and stick it with a water-soluble adhesive to form a connecting piece.
- the connecting piece is staggered in the direction in which the folded portions face each other.
- a continuous body was formed by adhering the widthwise side ends of the connecting pieces to the opposing connecting pieces with a water-insoluble adhesive, and forming individual bowls between the opposing connecting pieces. It is characterized by that.
- a second invention described in claim 2 of the present invention is a hexagonal cylindrical individual bowl formed by developing a thin film such as paper or paper.
- the continuous bodies are overlapped, and the overlapped continuous bodies are adhered to each other with a water-soluble adhesive.
- One side in the width direction of the belt-like thin film, approximately 1/3 width is folded and attached with a water-soluble adhesive to form a connecting piece, and the connecting pieces are arranged in a staggered manner with the folded portions facing each other, A continuous body is formed by adhering both end portions in the width direction of the connecting piece to an opposing connecting piece with a water-insoluble adhesive, and an individual bowl is formed between the opposing connecting pieces.
- a third invention described in claim 3 of the present invention is a rectangular or hexagonal cylindrical shape formed by developing a thin film such as paper or paper.
- Continuous pots for transplanting seedlings in which individual pots are connected by connecting pieces to form a continuous body, the continuous bodies are overlapped, and the overlapped continuous bodies are adhered to each other with a water-soluble adhesive.
- the connecting pieces made of the strip-shaped thin film and the individual pots are formed independently, and the connecting pieces are alternately arranged in a staggered manner on both sides of the individual pots arranged in parallel. Adhering both ends to the side of an adjacent individual pot with a water-insoluble adhesive, and attaching one side of each connecting piece to each side of the individual pot with a water-soluble adhesive Features.
- the invention according to claim 4 is the continuous collection pot body for transplanting seedlings according to claim 3, wherein the individual pot body is a hexagonal cylinder, and the connecting piece is a side surface of the individual pot body. It is characterized by having a length of:! To 7 times the width (excluding 1 time).
- the invention according to claim 5 is the continuous collection pot body for transplanting seedlings according to claim 3, wherein the individual pot body is a rectangular tube shape, and the connecting piece has a width of one side surface of the individual pot body: It is characterized by having a length of ⁇ 5 times (excluding 1 time).
- a fourth invention according to claim 6 of the present invention is a rectangular or hexagonal cylinder formed by developing a thin film such as paper or paper.
- Continuous pots for transplanting seedlings in which individual pots are connected by connecting pieces to form a continuous body, the continuous bodies are overlapped, and the overlapped continuous bodies are adhered to each other with a water-soluble adhesive.
- the individual pot body is formed by laminating two thin films, and the extension pieces of the thin film provided on both sides of the individual pot body are folded back along the side surface of the individual pot body to be water-soluble on the side surface.
- the connecting pieces are formed by adhering the ends of the extension pieces to each other between adjacent individual pots with a water-insoluble adhesive.
- a fifth invention according to claim 7 of the present invention is a rectangular or hexagonal cylindrical shape formed by developing a thin film such as paper or paper.
- Continuous pots for transplanting seedlings in which individual pots are connected by connecting pieces to form a continuous body, the continuous bodies are overlapped, and the overlapped continuous bodies are adhered to each other with a water-soluble adhesive.
- the individual pot body is formed by laminating two thin films, and the thin film extension pieces provided on both sides of the half of the individual pot body are folded back along the side surface of the individual pot body. Is attached to the individual pot body adjacent to the individual pot body, and the end of the extension piece is bonded to the individual pot body with a water-insoluble adhesive. This is characterized by the formation of connecting pieces.
- the invention described in claim 8 is formed by developing the individual pot body in the individual pot body in the continuous assembling pot body for transplanting seedlings according to any one of claims 1 to 7.
- a perforation is formed at the edge of the square or hexagonal cylinder.
- a first method invention described in claim 9 of the present invention is a method for producing a continuous assemblage body for transplanting seedlings according to claim 1, comprising a strip-shaped thin film
- a third step of superimposing the continuous bodies and sticking them together with a water-soluble adhesive is a method for producing a continuous assemblage body for transplanting seedlings according to claim 1, comprising a strip-shaped thin film
- the second method invention according to claim 10 of the present invention is a method for producing a continuous assemblage body for transplanting seedlings according to claim 2, comprising a strip-shaped thin film.
- the third method invention described in claim 11 of the present invention is the method for producing a continuous collecting pot body for transplanting seedlings according to any one of claims 3 to 5. Then, the both ends of the belt-like thin film are bonded with a water-insoluble adhesive to form a cylindrical individual bowl body, and staggered alternately on both sides of the individual bowl bodies arranged in parallel by a predetermined number.
- the connecting pieces are arranged in a shape, and both end portions of the connecting pieces are attached to the respective side faces of the adjacent individual pots with a water-insoluble adhesive, and one side of the connecting pieces is attached to the side faces of the individual pot bodies.
- a fourth method invention according to claim 12 of the present invention is a method for producing a continuous assemblage body for raising seedling transplants according to claim 6, comprising a strip-shaped thin film.
- the second step of sticking the extension piece to the side surface of the individual pot body with a water-soluble adhesive, and the individual pot bodies are juxtaposed, and the ends of the extension pieces are placed between adjacent individual pot bodies.
- It includes a third step in which a continuous piece is obtained by sticking with a water-insoluble adhesive to form a connecting piece, and a fourth step in which the continuous pieces are overlapped and stuck together with a water-soluble adhesive. It is characterized by.
- a fifth method invention according to claim 13 of the present invention is a method for producing a continuous assemblage body for raising seedling transplants according to claim 7, comprising a strip-shaped thin film.
- An individual pot body and the second individual pot body are juxtaposed, and an end of an extension piece of the first individual pot body is attached to the second individual pot body to form a continuous piece, thereby forming a continuous body.
- the invention according to claim 14 is the method for producing a continuous assemblage pot for transplanting seedlings according to any one of claims 9 to 13, wherein the individual pot body is developed in the individual pot body.
- the perforation process for forming perforations at the ridge positions of the square or hexagonal cylinder formed by It is characterized by including.
- the water-soluble adhesive is sufficiently degenerated by irrigation during raising seedlings, and the connecting pieces are smoothly separated and developed at the time of transplantation.
- the planting interval (inter-strain interval) of individual pots is approximately 7 times the width of one side surface of the individual pots (the invention described in claims 1 and 6), and approximately 4 times (claims 2 and 7). (Invention described in (hexagonal cylinder)), and approximately 5 times (invention described in claim 7 (square cylinder)).
- a hexagonal cylindrical shape can be obtained by appropriately selecting the attachment positions (adhesion with a water-insoluble adhesive) of both ends of the connecting piece with respect to the side surface of the individual bowl body to be contacted.
- the length of the connecting piece can be freely changed within the range of the width of one side of the individual pots:! ⁇ 7 times (the invention according to claim 4)
- the length of the connecting piece is within the range of the width of one side of the individual pots:! To 5 times (the invention according to claim 5). Can be changed.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view schematically showing the structure of a continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a pressed state of the continuous collecting pot for raising seedling transplanted shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a drawn-out state of the continuous collecting pot body for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4 is a plan view schematically showing the structure of a continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings that is a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing a pressed state of the continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG. 4.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the drawn-out state of the continuous collecting pot for raising seedlings shown in FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing the formation of perforations on a continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing a pressed state of the continuous collecting pot for raising seedlings transplanted in FIG. 7.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing a developed state of the continuous collecting pot for raising seedlings transplanted in FIG.
- FIG. 10 A schematic diagram showing a production process of a continuous assemblage body for transplanting seedlings (hexagonal cylinder) according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a plan view schematically showing the structure of a continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings (hexagonal tube shape) according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing a pressed state of the continuous collecting pot for raising seedlings shown in FIG. Garden 13]
- FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing a pulled-out state of the continuous collecting pot body for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a plan view schematically showing a structure of a continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings, which is an application example of the third embodiment.
- FIG. 15 is a plan view schematically showing the structure of a continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings, which is another application example of the third embodiment.
- FIG. 16 is a plan view schematically showing the structure of a continuous assemblage body for transplanting seedlings (square tube shape), which is a modification of the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram showing a state in which the individual pots and connecting pieces in the continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG. 16 are attached.
- FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram showing a process of forming a continuum in the continuous pot for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG.
- FIG. 19 A schematic view showing a production process of the continuous gathering pot for transplanting seedlings (hexagonal cylinder) according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 20 is a plan view schematically showing the structure of a continuous assemblage body for transplanting seedlings (hexagonal tube shape) according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram showing a pressed state of the continuous collecting pot for raising seedling transplants shown in FIG.
- FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram showing a drawn-out state of the continuous collecting pot for raising seedling transplants shown in FIG. 22] Schematic diagram schematically showing the manufacturing process of the continuous assemblage pot for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG. It is.
- FIG. 24 is a schematic diagram showing a manufacturing process of the continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG. 20.
- FIG. 25 is a plan view schematically showing the structure of a continuous assembling pot for transplanting seedlings (hexagonal tube shape) according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 26 is a schematic diagram showing a pressed state of the continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG. 25.
- FIG. 27 is a schematic view showing a drawn-out state of the continuous collecting pot for raising seedlings shown in FIG. 25.
- FIG. 28 is a plan view schematically showing the structure of a continuous collecting pot body for raising seedling transplantation (square tube shape), which is a modification of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 29 is a schematic diagram showing a pressed state of the continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG. 28.
- FIG. 30 is a schematic diagram showing an intermediate stage of the manufacturing process of the continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings shown in FIG. 28.
- a continuous collection pot 1 for raising seedling transplants (hereinafter referred to as a continuous collection pot 1) is an assembly of individual pots 2 each having a hexagonal cylindrical shape.
- the individual pot 2 is composed of a connecting piece 3 and folded pieces 4 and 5.
- the connecting piece 3 is the width direction of the strip-shaped thin film (left-right direction in FIG. 2) Both sides, approximately 1/4 width, are folded back to the same side and formed into a cylindrical shape, and the inner surface is adhered with a water-soluble adhesive.
- the folded portion 6 of the connecting piece 3 faces in the direction facing the folded portion 6 of the opposing connecting piece 3, and 1/2 pitch (one pitch is equal to the entire width of the connecting piece 3).
- a predetermined number of lines are arranged in two rows with a shift of approximately equal intervals), and both end portions in the width direction of each connecting piece 3 are attached to each connecting piece 3 facing each other with a water-insoluble adhesive (adhering part 7).
- a series of continuums 8 is formed.
- a continuous assembly pot body 1 a continuous assembly pot body in which the individual pot bodies 2 are closely assembled by stacking a large number of the above-mentioned continuous bodies 8 and sticking them together with a water-soluble adhesive. 1 is formed.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 the interval between the connecting piece 3 (folded portion 6) and the folded pieces 4 and 5 and the gap between the layers of the continuum 8 are shown. In practice, these intervals are illustrated.
- An abbreviated water-soluble adhesive is present.
- this continuous assembly bowl 1 has an unattached portion formed between the opposing folded portions 6 of the connecting pieces 3 and the attached portions 7, 7 of each connecting piece 3.
- This non-adhered portion (individual pot body 2) is provided as a body 2 with an interval equivalent to the width of one side surface of the individual pot body 2 (one side of the hexagon shown in FIG. 1). It is connected.
- the connecting piece 3 is formed by folding both sides of the strip-like thin film in the width direction approximately 1/4 of the entire width, and overlapping the edges of the folded portions 6 at the center of the connecting piece 3, The overlapping portions are arranged in a staggered manner (every 1/2 pitch) in the opposite direction.
- connecting piece 3 is crimped so that the width is approximately 7 times the width of one side surface of the individual pot 2, and the side surface without the overlapping portion is described later as shown in FIG. It is substantially provided as a connecting part 9 (connecting piece) at the time of planting.
- the continuum 8 is formed by sticking the connecting pieces 3 arranged in a staggered manner, and a predetermined number of the continuums 8 are alternately reversed (turned) 180 degrees and stacked. By combining them, the above-mentioned continuous assembly bowl 1 is formed.
- the folded pieces 4 and 5 having a narrower width than the connecting piece 3 are arranged at both ends of the continuous body 8. Therefore, in the first embodiment, the strips 4 and 5 are formed by folding both sides of the strip-like thin film in the width direction (left and right direction in FIG. 2), and the width of the folded piece 4 is one side surface of the individual pot 2.
- the width of the folded piece 5 is set to be approximately 5 times the width of one side surface of the individual pot body 2. And in this continuous assembly pot 1, the folded pieces 4 and 5 formed in this way are respectively arranged at both ends of the continuous body 8 and are stuck to the connecting piece 3 to form the individual pots 2, The overlapped pieces 4 and 5 are attached to each other at both ends of the continuous body 8 by the adhesive portion 10 made of a water-insoluble adhesive, so that the superimposed continuous body 8 is connected.
- the continuous assembly bowl body 1 configured as described above is stored and provided in a pressed state, and is stretched in the stacking direction of the continuous body 8 in this state.
- a large number of individual pots 2 develop into a honeycomb shape, and a continuous assembly pot 1 of a predetermined size appears.
- the above-mentioned continuous collection pots 1 are set in a seedling box in an unfolded state, and each individual pot 2 is filled with cultivated soil and sown.
- the length of the connecting portion 9 is approximately seven times the width of one side surface of the individual pot 2 and is effective for cultivation of crops that require a wide interval between the plants. It can correspond to.
- both ends of the folded portion 6 of the strip-shaped thin film may be overlapped to form both ends of the folded portion 6, and the ends of the folded portion 6 may be abutted.
- the connecting piece 3 may be formed by attaching a gap between the edges of the folded-back portions 6.
- a continuous collection pot 11 for transplanting seedlings (hereinafter referred to as a continuous collection pot 11) is an assembly of individual pots 12 in the shape of hexagonal cylinders.
- the pot body 12 is composed of a connecting piece 13 and folded pieces 14 and 15.
- the connecting piece 13 is formed by folding back approximately 1/3 width on one side of the strip-shaped thin film in the width direction (left-right direction in FIG. 5) and sticking the folded portion 16 with a water-soluble adhesive.
- the folded portion of the connecting piece 13 16 are arranged in two rows in a direction facing the folded portion 16 of the opposite connecting piece 13 and shifted by 1/2 pitch (1 pitch is an interval substantially equal to the entire width of the connecting piece 13).
- a series of continuous bodies 18 is formed by sticking (sticking part 17) the opposite ends of the connecting piece 13 in the width direction to the opposing connecting pieces 13 with a water-insoluble adhesive.
- a continuous assemblage bowl in which the individual bowls 12 are densely assembled by superimposing many of the continuums 18 and sticking them together with a water-soluble adhesive. 11 is formed. 4 and 5 show the gap between the connecting piece 13 (folded portion 16) and the folded pieces 14 and 15, and the gap between each layer of the continuum 18; A water-soluble adhesive (not shown) is interposed.
- the continuous collecting bowl body 11 is configured so that the folded portions 16 facing each other of the connecting pieces 13 or the other side 21 where the folded portions 16 are not adhered to each other.
- the non-adhered part formed between the adhering parts 17, 17 on the other side of the strip-shaped thin film is provided as an individual pot body 12, and this non-adhered part (individual pot body 12) However, they are connected with an interval equivalent to the width of one side surface of each individual pot 12 (one side of the hexagon shown in FIG. 4).
- the strip-shaped thin film is formed by folding one side in the width direction by approximately 1/3 of the entire width, the folded portions 16 of the opposing connecting pieces 13 face each other, and the other side 21 of the opposing connecting pieces 13 face each other. Thus, they are arranged in a zigzag pattern (every 1/2 pitch). Further, the connecting piece 13 is crimped so that the width is approximately 7 times the width of one side surface of the individual pot body 12, and the side surface to which the folded portion 16 is not attached is shown in FIG. It is practically provided as a connecting part 19 (connecting piece) at the time of planting described later.
- the continuum 18 is formed by sticking the connecting pieces 13 arranged in a staggered manner, and a predetermined number of the continuums 18 are alternately reversed (turned) 180 degrees and overlapped. As a result, a continuous assembly bowl 11 is formed.
- the folded pieces 14 and 15 having a width smaller than that of the connecting piece 13 are arranged at both ends of the continuous body 18. Therefore, in the second embodiment, one side of the strip-shaped thin film in the width direction (left and right direction in FIG. 5) is folded to form the folded pieces 14 and 15, and the width of the folded piece 14 is one of the individual pot bodies 12.
- the width of the folded piece 15 is set to approximately three times the width of the side surface, and the width of one side surface of the individual pot 12 is set to approximately five times. And in this continuous assembly pot 11, the folded pieces 14, 15 are at both ends of the continuum 18. Are attached to the connecting pieces 13 to form individual pot bodies 12, and the folded pieces 14 and 15 are connected to each other at both ends of the continuous body 18 by the attaching portions 20 made of a water-insoluble adhesive. The continuous body 18 is connected by sticking.
- the continuous assembly bowl body 11 configured in this way is stored and provided in a pressed state, and when stretched in the stacking direction of the continuous body 18 in this state, As shown, a large number of individual pot bodies 12 expand in a honeycomb shape, and the continuous aggregate pot bodies 11 having a predetermined size appear.
- this continuous collection pot 11 is set in a seedling box in an unfolded state, and each individual pot 12 is filled with cultivated soil and sown.
- the water-soluble adhesive on the folded surface of the connecting piece 13 and the folded pieces 14 and 15 and the water-soluble adhesive between the continuum 18 are degenerated by irrigation during the raising of the seedling.
- the length of the connecting portion 19 is approximately four times the width of one side surface of the individual pot body 12, and can effectively cope with cultivation of crops that require a slightly wide inter-strain interval.
- connection portion 19 connection piece
- the material of the thin film is arbitrary, but a material having corrosion resistance is selected at least during the seedling raising period.
- the seedling period is 40 to 90 days or more in the case of strong spring onions and onions, which are around 40 days.
- the material having anti-corrosion properties of about 40 days include paper obtained by applying or mixing preservatives or bactericides to plant fiber paper, and synthetic fiber paper obtained by mixing synthetic fiber with natural pulp.
- anti-corrosion paper with a high wet strength by treating synthetic fiber mixed paper with chemicals or non-corrosive nonwovens.
- the type of the adhesive is also arbitrary, and examples of the water-soluble adhesive include polyvinyline.
- Chemical compounds such as alcohol, polyacrylic acid, and polyethylene oxide, or natural products such as arabic rubber, paste, carboxymethylcellulose, and the like can be used.
- a chemical composition such as polyvinyl acetate emulsion, epoxy resin emulsion, hot melt or the like can be used.
- the positions corresponding to the edges of the hexagonal cylindrical body in the individual pot bodies 2 and 12 formed by developing the continuous collecting pot bodies 1 and 11 are used.
- it is desirable to form the perforations 22. 7 to 9 show the perforations 22 formed in the connecting piece 3 in the first embodiment.
- each hexagonal cylindrical individual bowl 2 is evenly developed by the perforations 22, The tension required at the time of deployment is reduced and the labor of the operator is reduced.
- the incision width and spacing of the perforation 22 can be selected as appropriate, but as shown in FIGS. 3 and 6, the individual pot bodies 2 (12) and When the connecting portion 9 (19) is pulled out and transplanted to the field, it is necessary that these have strength that does not cut.
- a method for manufacturing the continuous assembly pot 1 of the first embodiment will be described.
- a base paper 24 is pulled out from each base paper roll 23 on which a wide thin film (base paper) is rolled, and each base paper 24 is cut into a predetermined number of strip-like thin films 26 by a slitter 25.
- Each belt-like thin film 26 is sequentially guided to a tube-making glue roller 27 and a tube-making device 28, and a water-soluble adhesive is applied to one surface by the tube-making glue roller 27, and is formed into a cylindrical shape by the tube-making device 28. Is done.
- Each strip-shaped thin film 26 formed into a cylindrical shape is sent to a pressure roller 29, and the inner surface is adhered to form strip-shaped connecting pieces 30a and 30b and strip-shaped folded pieces (not shown).
- the strip-shaped connecting pieces 30a and 30b are arranged in a staggered manner in two upper and lower stages, and a non-water-soluble adhesive is applied in a streaky manner to the lower strip-shaped connecting piece 30b by the connecting piece gluing device 31. It is sent to the flat roller 32.
- the belt-like connecting piece 30a and the belt-like connecting piece 30b are stuck by the pressing roller 32 (the sticking portion 7 in FIG. 2) to form the belt-like continuous body 33.
- belt-like folded pieces (not shown) having a predetermined width are arranged at both ends of the belt-like continuous body 33, and are stuck by the pressure roller 32.
- the cross-sectional shape of the strip-shaped continuous body 33 is the same as the cross-sectional shape of the continuous body 8 (see FIG. 2).
- the belt-like continuous body 33 is sequentially guided to the lamination glue roller 34 and the lamination glue device 35, and a water-soluble adhesive is applied to the upper surface by the lamination glue roller 34, and the lamination glue device 35, the water-insoluble adhesive is applied to the belt-like folded piece (the folded piece 4 or the folded piece 5 is formed in a belt shape) located at the side end of the belt-like continuous body 33.
- the belt-like continuous body 33 to which the adhesive is applied is cut into a predetermined width (corresponding to the height of the individual pot body 2) by the rotary cutter 36, and the continuous body 8 is formed.
- the continuous body 8 is reversed 180 degrees every other sheet by the next reversing device 37 and sent to the laminating and sticking device 38.
- the continuous assembly 8 is completed by laminating and sticking the continuum 8 to each other via a water-soluble adhesive and sticking the folded pieces together with a water-insoluble adhesive.
- a device for detecting the feed amount of the belt-like continuous body 33 is provided in the vicinity of the laminating glue roller 34, and a predetermined amount of the belt-like continuous body 33 is fed to the rotary cutter 36.
- the laminating glue roller 34 rises, and the water-soluble adhesive is not applied to the upper surface of the belt-like continuous body 33 by an amount corresponding to the width of the single continuous body 8 (height of the individual bowl 2). It is like this.
- a predetermined number of continuous bodies 8 are laminated and pasted by the laminating and sticking apparatus 38, and it becomes possible to take out one by one as the continuous collecting pot 1.
- each base paper 24 drawn from each base paper roll 23 is cut into a strip-like thin film 26 by a slitter 25, and approximately 1/3 of the full width is formed on one side of each strip-like thin film 26 by a tube-forming glue roller 27. Only apply water-soluble adhesive. Then, only the portion glued by the tube making glue roller 27 by the tube making device 28 is folded and pasted by the pressure roller 29, whereby the respective strip-like connecting pieces 30a, 30b are formed.
- the strip-shaped connecting pieces 30a and 30b are arranged in the same manner as in the first embodiment, and the non-water-soluble adhesive is applied in a streaky manner to the lower strip-shaped connecting piece 30b by the connecting piece gluing device 31.
- the band-shaped connecting piece 30 a and the band-shaped connecting piece 30 b are attached by the pressing roller 32.
- the opposed strip-shaped connecting pieces 30a and 30b are attached to the folded portions (corresponding to the folded portions 16 of the connecting pieces 13) or the folded portions 16 are attached to the strip-shaped connecting pieces 30a and 30b.
- the folding direction of the strip-like thin film 26 in the tube-making apparatus 28 is set so that the other sides (the portion corresponding to the other side 21 of the connecting piece 13) that are not attached are attached to each other.
- strip-like folded pieces (the folded piece 14 and folded piece 15 are formed in a strip shape, not shown) having different cutting widths by the slitter 25 and folded-back widths by the cylinder making device 28 are processed in the same manner, and the folded pieces 1 4
- a belt-like folded piece corresponding to is attached to one end of the belt-like continuous body 33, and a belt-like folded piece corresponding to the folded piece 15 is stuck to the other end of the belt-like continuous body 33.
- a belt-like continuous body 33 having the same cross-sectional shape as that of the continuous body 18 (see FIG. 5) is formed.
- the belt-like continuous body 33 is sequentially sent to the laminating glue roller 34, the laminating glue device 35, and the rotary cutter 36 to form the continuous body 18.
- the continuous body 18 is sent to the reversing device 37 and the laminating and sticking device 38, and the continuous assembly bowl 11 in which the hexagonal cylindrical individual bowl bodies 12 are assembled is completed.
- the area where the water-soluble adhesive is not applied is provided on the upper surface of the belt-like continuous body 33 by detecting the feed amount of the belt-like continuous body 33.
- the individual pots 2 and 12 formed by developing the continuous collecting pots 1 and 11 As shown in FIG. 10, it is desirable to form a perforation 22 as shown in FIG. 7 at a position corresponding to the ridge of the (hexagonal cylindrical shape). 39 is formed, and perforations 22 are formed in the unattached portion (individual pot body 2 or individual pot body 12) of connecting piece 3 and folded pieces 4, 5 or connecting piece 13 and folded pieces 14, 15 Do it!
- FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 show a continuous collecting pot for transplanting seedlings as a third embodiment of the present invention.
- a large number of hexagonal tubular individual bowls 42 are assembled, and each individual bowl 42 is connected by a connecting piece 43.
- a series of continuous bodies 44 formed by the individual pot bodies 42 and the connecting pieces 43 are overlapped with a water-soluble adhesive so that the individual pot bodies 42 are shifted by 1/2 pitch.
- a continuous collecting bowl 41 in which the bodies 42 are densely assembled is formed.
- FIGS. 11 and 12 to facilitate understanding, the individual bowl 42 and the connecting piece It is shown with a gap to 43 and a gap between each layer of the continuum 44, but a water-soluble adhesive (not shown) is actually interposed between them.
- the individual pot body 42 is formed in a cylindrical shape by sticking the overlapping portions of both end portions of the thin film 45 with a water-insoluble adhesive (shell occupying portion 46). They are arranged with an interval equivalent to the width of one side of the hexagon.
- the connecting pieces 43 are formed separately from the individual pot bodies 42 and are alternately arranged in a staggered pattern on both sides of the individual pot bodies 42 arranged in parallel.
- both end portions of each connecting piece 43 are the side surfaces 42 a and 42 a that are the most spaced apart from each other between adjacent individual bowl bodies 42, and are water-insoluble adhesives at sites that are close to the inner ridge angle. (Attachment part 47). Accordingly, here, each connecting piece 43 has a length approximately five times the width of one side surface of the individual bowl 42.
- Each continuous body 44 is formed by sticking each connecting piece 43 to the side surface of the individual bowl 42 with a water-soluble adhesive (not shown).
- Each continuum 44 is also overlapped by turning 180 degrees (turning) every predetermined length.
- a folded piece 48 that is longer than the connecting piece 43 having the predetermined length is required at the connecting portion between the continuous bodies 44. Therefore, in this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the folded piece 48 is divided into two parts, and one of the divided pieces 48a is located at the end of the upper continuous body 44.
- the other split piece 48b is provided on the individual pot body 42 positioned at the end of the lower continuous body 44, and both the split pieces 48a and 48b are attached by the sticking part 49 with a water-insoluble adhesive. I try to connect them.
- the continuous assembly bowl 41 configured as described above is stored and provided in a compressed state as shown in FIG. 12, and when stretched in the stacking direction of the continuous body 44 in this state, it is shown in FIG. In this way, a large number of individual pot bodies 42 expand into a honeycomb shape, and a continuous assembly pot body 41 of a predetermined size appears.
- the continuous collection pots 41 are set in a seedling box (not shown) in an expanded state, and each individual pot 42 is filled with cultivated soil and sown.
- the water-soluble adhesive between the side surface of the individual pot 42 and the connecting piece 43 and the water-soluble adhesive between the continuum 44 are degenerated by irrigation during the seedling. Therefore, when transplanting after raising seedlings, if one end of the continuous body 44 constituting the continuous collecting pot body 41 is pulled, the continuous body 44 is pulled out in a row as shown in FIG. Is possible. In this case, the length of the connecting piece 43 is approximately five times the width of one side surface of the individual pot 42, and a wide inter-stock interval is obtained. It can effectively cope with the cultivation of necessary crops.
- the connecting piece 43 can have various lengths by changing the position of the sticking portion 47 with respect to the adjacent individual pot 42.
- FIG. 14 shows an example in which the length of the connecting piece 43 is approximately 3.5 times the width of one side surface of the individual bowl 42. What is necessary is just to stick the both ends of the connection piece 43 with the water-insoluble adhesive to the intermediate part of the side surfaces 42b and 42b which are intermediately spaced between the individual pot bodies 42 in P contact (sticking part 47).
- FIG. 15 shows an example in which the length of the connecting piece 43 is approximately seven times the width of one side surface of the individual bowl 42.
- the both end portions of each connecting piece 43 are attached to the side surfaces 42a and 42a that are the most spaced apart from each other between the adjacent individual bowl bodies 42, and are attached to a portion close to the outer ridge angle with a water-insoluble adhesive. Further, the both ends of each connecting piece 43 are folded back around the outer edge of the attaching portion 47 as a fulcrum. In the example shown in FIG. 15, when both ends of each connecting piece 43 are not folded back by the sticking part 47, the length of the connecting piece 43 is approximately 6.5 times the width of one side surface of the individual pot 42. Become long.
- the both ends of the connecting piece 43 are attached to the position (for example, on the side surface 42a or 42b) of the adjacent individual pot body 42, and the adjacent individual pot bodies 42 are adjacent to each other.
- the connecting piece 43 is extended evenly with respect to the body 42, this connecting piece 43 may be extended non-uniformly with respect to the adjacent individual bowl 42, and in this case, The length of the connecting piece 43 can be changed more delicately within the range of 1 to 7 times the width of one side surface of the pot body 42.
- FIG. 16 shows a collection of a large number of rectangular cylindrical individual pot bodies 52 in the third embodiment, and the individual pot bodies 52 are connected by connecting pieces 53.
- a series of continuous bodies 54 formed by the individual pot bodies 52 and the connecting pieces 53 are overlapped via a water-soluble adhesive so that the individual pot bodies 52 are in a lattice shape.
- a continuous collecting bowl 51 in which the bodies 52 are densely assembled is formed.
- FIG. 16 for the sake of easy understanding, the distance between the individual pot body 52 and the connecting piece 53 and the distance between each layer of the continuous body 54 are shown, but the illustration is actually omitted between them.
- a water-soluble adhesive is present.
- the individual pot body 52 is formed in a cylindrical shape by sticking the overlapping portions of both end portions of one thin film 55 with a water-insoluble adhesive (sticking portion 56).
- the side surfaces are arranged in close contact with one side surface of the adjacent individual pot body 52 so as to form a lattice shape.
- the connecting piece 53 is formed separately from the individual pot body 52 and is arranged in parallel with an interval equal to the width of one side surface of the individual pot body 52 (one side of the square tube).
- each connecting piece 53 has a length approximately five times the width of one side surface of the individual pot body 52.
- each connecting piece 53 is adhered to the side surface of the individual pot body 52 with a water-soluble adhesive (not shown), and as shown in FIG. It is formed by folding back each connecting piece 53 along the side surface of the individual bowl 52 so that only the width of the side surface overlaps (in the directions of arrows R and R ') and sticking them together with a water-soluble adhesive. ing. As shown in FIG. 16, each continuum 54 is overlapped by being reversed (turned) 180 degrees every other sheet. In this case, a folded piece 58 equivalent to the connecting piece 53 having the predetermined length is required at the connecting portion between the continuous bodies 54.
- the folded piece 58 is divided into two parts, and the respective divided pieces 58a and 58b are respectively provided in the individual pot bodies 52 located at both ends of the continuous body 54, and both the divided pieces 58a, 58b is connected by a sticking part 59 of a water-insoluble adhesive.
- the continuous assembly bowl 51 configured as described above is stored and provided in a pressed state, and when the continuous collection bowl 51 is stretched in the stacking direction of the continuous body 54 in this state, a large number of individual bowls as shown in FIG.
- the body 52 expands in a lattice shape, and a continuous collecting bowl 51 having a predetermined size appears.
- the continuous pot body 51 is different from the continuous pot body 41 (hexagonal cylinder) in the shape of the individual pot body 52 (square tube shape) and the connection form of the continuous body 54. Is the same as the above-mentioned continuous assembly bowl 41.
- the length of the connecting piece 53 is set to 5 times the width of one side surface of the individual pot body 52, but if it is within the range of 1 to 5 times the width of the one side surface, it is cultivated.
- the length of the connecting piece 53 (inter-strain interval) can be set arbitrarily according to the crop.
- the continuous assembly bowls 41 and 51 are developed to be formed. It is desirable to form perforations at positions corresponding to the edges of the hexagonal and rectangular cylinders in the individual pots 42 and 52.
- the material of the thin film used for the continuous assembly bowls 41 and 51 and the type of adhesive are arbitrary, and are the same as described in the first and second embodiments.
- a method of manufacturing the continuous assembly bowl 41 in which the hexagonal tubular individual bowls 42 according to the third embodiment are assembled will be described.
- a first base paper roll 60 on which a wide thin film (base paper) for individual pots 42 is spread and two second base paper rolls 61 on which a wide thin film (base paper) for connecting pieces 43 are spun are prepared.
- the base paper 62 drawn out from the first base paper roll 60 is cut into a predetermined number of strip-like thin films 64 by a slitter 63.
- band-shaped thin films 64 are sequentially guided to the tube-forming gluing device 65 and the cylinder-making device 66, and the tube-forming gluing device 65 forms the adhering portion 46 on one side edge of each band-shaped thin film 64.
- a water-soluble adhesive is applied, and is formed into a cylindrical shape by a cylinder-making device 66, whereby a belt-like cylinder 67 having the same cross-sectional size as the individual bowl 42 is obtained.
- the strip-shaped cylinders 67 are sent to the connecting roller 68 in parallel at a predetermined interval (interval equivalent to the width of one side surface of the individual bowl 42).
- the base papers 69 and 69 drawn out from the two second base paper rolls 61 and 61 are cut by the slitters 70 and 70 into strip-shaped connecting pieces 71 and 71 having a predetermined width and a predetermined number of sheets.
- These band-like connecting pieces 71 are sequentially guided to two connecting piece gluing devices 72 and 73, and the adhering portions 47 are attached to both side edges of each band-like connecting piece 71 by the connecting piece gluing device 72 in the previous stage.
- the water-insoluble adhesive to be formed is applied, and the water-soluble adhesive is applied to a portion excluding a predetermined range in the central portion by the subsequent connecting piece gluing device 73 and sent to the connecting roller 68.
- the strip-shaped connecting pieces 71 and 71 are arranged in a zigzag pattern alternately on both sides of the continuous body 44 (see FIGS. 11, 14, and 15), that is, sandwich the strip-shaped cylindrical body 67 from above and below.
- the belt-like continuous body 74 having the same cross-sectional shape as that of the continuous body 44 (see FIG. 12) is formed.
- the belt-like continuous body 74 is sequentially guided to the laminating glue roller 75 and the laminating glue device 76, and the water-soluble adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the belt-like continuous body 74 by the laminating glue roller 75. Then, the folded piece 48 is attached to the end of the belt-like continuous body 74 by the laminating glue device 76. A water-insoluble adhesive that forms the attachment 49 is applied. Then, the belt-like continuous body 74 coated with the adhesive is cut into a predetermined width (corresponding to the height of the individual bowl 42) by the rotary cutter 77, thereby forming the continuous body 44. .
- this continuous body 44 is reversed 180 degrees every other sheet by the next reversing device 78 and sent to the laminating and sticking device 79.
- the continuous body 44 is laminated and pasted to each other via a water-soluble adhesive, and the folded pieces are stuck to each other with a water-insoluble adhesive to complete the continuous assembly bowl 41.
- the above-mentioned laminated glue roller 75 is provided with a device for detecting the feed amount of the belt-like continuous body 74, and a predetermined amount of the belt-like continuous body 74 is transferred to the rotary cutter 77.
- the laminating glue roller 75 rises, and the water-soluble adhesive is not applied to the upper surface of the belt-like continuous body 74 by an amount corresponding to the width of the single continuous body 44 (height of the individual bowl 42). It has become like this.
- a predetermined number of continuous bodies 44 are laminated and pasted by the laminating and sticking device 79, and it becomes possible to take out one by one as the continuous collective pot 41.
- the connecting piece pasting device 72 is provided.
- a step of bending both side portions of the strip-like connecting piece 71 is provided in the preceding stage.
- the base paper 62 drawn out from the first base paper roll 60 is cut into a strip-like thin film 64 by a slitter 63, and a water-insoluble adhesive is applied by a pipe making gluing device 65.
- a band-shaped cylindrical body 67 having the same cross-sectional size as the individual pot body 52 is formed.
- two second base papers 61, 61 are cut into strips 71, 71 by slitters 70, 70, and water-insoluble adhesive is placed in the center of both sides. Apply water-soluble adhesive to the parts except the part.
- the belt-like connecting pieces 71 and 71 are guided to the connecting roller 68 so as to sandwich the belt-like cylinder 67 from above and below, and the two are connected.
- the folding glue applicator, the folding apparatus, and the continuum forming port are provided downstream of the connecting roller 68.
- the rollers are arranged in order. Then, first, a water-soluble adhesive is applied to both surfaces of the strip-shaped connecting piece 71 by the folding glue device, and then the strip-shaped connecting piece 71 is provided to the strip-shaped cylinder 67 provided as an individual bowl 52 by the folding device. Is folded (see FIG. 18), and a continuous belt 74 having a cross-sectional shape similar to that of the continuous member 54 is formed by the continuous member forming roller.
- the belt-like continuous body 74 formed in this way is continuously sent to the laminating glue roller 75, the laminating glue device 76, and the rotary cutter 77 in accordance with the manufacturing flow shown in FIG. Then, it is sent to the reversing device 78 and the laminating and sticking device 79, whereby the continuous collecting bowl 51 in which the rectangular cylindrical individual bowls 52 are gathered is completed. It is to be noted that the feed amount of the belt-like continuous body 74 is detected, and a region where no water-soluble adhesive is applied is provided on the upper surface of the belt-like continuous body 74.
- the hexagonal shape in the individual bowl bodies 42, 52 formed by developing the continuous assembly bowl bodies 41, 51 It is desirable to form a perforation at a position corresponding to the edge of the rectangular cylinder, and a perforation processing device (not shown) is disposed immediately after the connecting roller 68 in FIG. Alternatively, a perforation may be formed on the side surface of the individual pot body 52.
- FIGS. 20 and 21 show a continuous collecting pot for raising seedlings as a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- a large number of hexagonal tubular individual bowls 82 are assembled, and each individual bowl 82 is connected by a connecting piece 83.
- a series of continuous bodies 84 formed by the individual bowl bodies 82 and the connecting pieces 83 are overlapped with a water-soluble adhesive so that the individual bowl bodies 82 are shifted by 1/2 pitch.
- a continuous assembly bowl body 81 in which the bowl bodies 82 are densely assembled is formed.
- FIGS. 20 and 21 for the sake of understanding, the distance between the individual bowl 82 and the connecting piece 83 and the distance between the layers of the continuum 84 are shown.
- a water-soluble adhesive (not shown) is interposed.
- the individual bowl 82 is formed by laminating two thin films 85 (85A, 85B).
- a water-insoluble adhesive is used for laminating the two thin films 85, so that the inner part of the left and right two affixed parts 86, which are affixed at predetermined intervals, are provided as individual bowl bodies 82.
- the connecting piece 83 is provided on both sides of the individual bowl 82, and the ends of the extension pieces 87 (87A, 87B) of the thin film 85 are attached to each other with a water-insoluble adhesive (adhesive part 88). It is formed by doing.
- extension piece 87 is provided on one thin film 85A, and the other extension piece 87B is provided on the other thin film 85B.
- Each extension piece 87A, 87B is an individual bowl. They are folded back in opposite directions along the side surfaces of 82 and are attached to the side surfaces of each individual pot 82 with a water-soluble adhesive.
- Each extension piece 87 is also set to have a length so that the sticking portion 88 is located at an intermediate portion between adjacent individual pot bodies 82, whereby the connecting piece 83 is one of the individual pot bodies 82. It is about 7 times longer than the width of the side.
- the continuum 84 is inverted and rotated 180 degrees for each predetermined length.
- the connecting portions of the continuous bodies 84 are formed at the distal ends of the extension pieces 87 attached to the individual pot bodies 82 located at the ends of the upper continuous bodies 84.
- the folded portion 87a and the extra length portion 87b formed at the tip end portion of the extension piece 87 attached to the individual pot body 82 located at the end portion of the lower continuous body 84 are bonded portions made of a water-insoluble adhesive. Concatenated by 89
- the continuous assembly bowl 81 configured as described above is stored and provided in a compressed state as shown in FIG. 21, and when stretched in the stacking direction of the continuous body 84 in this state, as shown in FIG. In addition, a large number of individual pot bodies 82 develop into a honeycomb shape, and a continuous collective pot body 81 of a predetermined size appears.
- the continuous collection pots 81 are set in a seedling box (not shown) in an expanded state, and each individual pot 82 is filled with cultivated soil and sown.
- the water-soluble adhesive between the extension piece 87 of the thin film 85 and the side surface of the individual pot 82 and the water-soluble adhesive between the continuum 84 are formed by irrigation during the seedling. Degenerate. Therefore, when transplanting after raising seedlings, if one end of the continuum 84 constituting the continuous collecting pot 81 is pulled, the continuum 84 is pulled out in a row as shown in FIG. 22, which enables efficient planting. It becomes possible.
- the length of the connecting piece 83 is approximately seven times the width of one side surface of the individual pot 82, and can effectively cope with cultivation of crops that require a wide inter-spacing.
- the sticking surface force of the sticking portions 86, 88, 89 for forming the individual bowl 82 and the connecting piece 83 is parallel to the drawing direction of the continuous body 84 (FIG. 22). ), The shear stress against the tensile force is sufficient The size of the continuum 84 during planting is stable.
- FIG. 25 and FIG. 26 show a continuous collecting pot body for transplanting seedlings as a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- the fifth embodiment is a collection of a large number of hexagonal tubular individual pots 82, and each individual pot 82 is connected by a connecting piece 83.
- a series of continuous bodies 84 formed by the connecting pieces 83 and the connecting pieces 83 are overlapped with a water-soluble adhesive so that the individual bowl bodies 82 are shifted by 1/2 pitch.
- the point that the continuous assembly bowl 81 in which 82 is densely assembled is formed is the same as in the fourth embodiment. Therefore, the same parts as those shown in FIGS. 20 and 21 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- the continuum 84 has two thin film 85 (85A, 85B) extension pieces 87 (87A, 87B) on both sides, and has the same form as the fourth embodiment.
- individual pot bodies hereinafter referred to as first individual pot bodies
- individual pot bodies hereinafter referred to as second individual pot bodies
- the second individual pot 112 has a force formed by laminating two thin films 110 (110A, 110B) .Each thin film 11 OA, 110B is used to form an adhesive portion 111 with a water-insoluble adhesive.
- the connecting piece 83 is provided on both sides of the first individual bowl 82, and the end of the extension piece 87 (87A, 87B) of the thin film 85 is connected to the adhesive margin of the second individual bowl 112. It is formed by sticking to 113 with a water-insoluble adhesive (sticking part 114).
- the extension piece 87 is folded along the side surface of the first individual pot body 82 and is attached to the side face of each individual pot body 82 with a water-soluble adhesive. Therefore, the connecting piece 83 has a length that is approximately four times the width of one side surface of the individual bowl 82.
- the laminated form of the continuum 84 is the same as that of the fourth embodiment, and the continuum 84 is inverted and overlapped by 180 degrees every other sheet, and thereby, this continuous set A pot body 81 is formed. Note that a short connecting auxiliary piece 115 is separately provided at the folded portion of the continuum 84.
- the action of the continuous collecting pot 81 configured as described above is the same as that of the fourth embodiment, and
- the water-soluble adhesive between the extension piece 87 of the thin film 85 and the side surface of the first individual pot body 82 and the water-soluble adhesive between the continuum 84 are removed by irrigation in the seedling.
- the continuum 84 is pulled out in a row as shown in FIG. 27, which enables efficient planting. It becomes possible.
- the length of the connecting piece 83 is approximately four times the width of one side surface of the individual pots 82 and 112, and can effectively cope with cultivation of crops that require a wide inter-strain interval.
- the two thin films 85A and 85B are stacked with a predetermined width and shifted in the horizontal direction, and both ends of the overlapped portion are adhered with a water-insoluble adhesive.
- the sticking portion 86 is used, and the portions outside the sticking portion 86 are the extension pieces 87A and 87B.
- the extension pieces 87A and 87B are folded back in opposite directions with the folding line L set at the inner edge of the sticking portion 86 as a fulcrum, as shown in FIG. 23 (B).
- the extended end portions (free end portions) of the extension pieces 87A and 87B extend sideways from both ends of the flat individual bowl body 82 by a predetermined distance to obtain a folded intermediate body 109 as shown in the drawing. It is done.
- a predetermined number of the intermediate bodies 109 are arranged in parallel, and the ends of the extension pieces 87 between the adjacent intermediate bodies 109 are bonded with a water-insoluble adhesive.
- Affix (Attachment part 88) As a result, a series of continuous bodies 84 is obtained, and thereafter, the continuous bodies 84 are laminated through the required number of water-soluble adhesives while being inverted (turned) by 180 degrees.
- FIG. 24 shows an embodiment for producing the continuous assembly bowl 81 (hexagonal tube shape).
- a pair of upper and lower base papers previously spread with a wide thin film (base paper).
- Rolls 90 and 90 are prepared.
- the base paper 91 drawn from each base paper roll 90 is guided to a slitter 92 and cut into upper and lower belt-like thin films 93 and 94 having a predetermined width, and these upper and lower belt-like thin films 93 and 94 are transferred to a cylinder roller 95. It is sent in a positional relationship overlapping by a predetermined width.
- a non-water-soluble adhesive is placed on the upper surface of the lower belt-like thin film 94 by a pot paste device 96 disposed in front of the tube-making roller 95 at a predetermined interval (interval of the sticking portion 86 ... FIG. 23).
- a pot paste device 96 disposed in front of the tube-making roller 95 at a predetermined interval (interval of the sticking portion 86 ... FIG. 23).
- two strips are applied, so that the superposed portion of the upper and lower belt-like thin films 93 and 94 is coated with a water-insoluble adhesive while passing through the tube-making roller 95 Affixed. That is, an unattached portion provided as the individual pot body 82 is formed between the upper and lower strip-like thin films 93 and 94.
- the upper and lower belt-like thin films 93, 94 that have passed through the cylindrical roller 95 pass through the folding line applying device 97, the folding glue applying device 98, and the folding device 99 in this order to the folding roller 100. Sent. During this time, a fold line L (see FIG. 23 (A)) is applied along the inner edge of the affixing portion 86 by the fold line applying device 97, and the upper and lower belt-like thin films 93 and 94 are superposed by the fold adhesive device 98.
- Water-soluble adhesive is applied to both sides of the part, and the non-polymerized part (corresponding to the extension pieces 87A and 87B of the thin films 85A and 85B) of the upper and lower belt-like thin films 93 and 94 is supported by the folding line 99 by the folding device 99. And folded by the folding roller 100. As a result, a belt-like intermediate body 101 having the same cross-sectional shape as the intermediate body 109 (see FIG. 23B) is obtained.
- a plurality of the belt-like intermediate bodies 101 flow in parallel, and in the next connecting piece gluing device 102, a water-insoluble adhesive is applied to the tip of one non-polymerized portion of the belt-like intermediate bodies 101 arranged in parallel. Is applied. Then, the plurality of strip-shaped intermediate bodies 101 arranged in parallel are sent to the connecting roller 103 in a state where the side end portions thereof are slightly overlapped, whereby the plurality of strip-shaped intermediate bodies 101 are connected to each other by a water-insoluble adhesive ( It corresponds to the connection between the ends of the extension piece 87), and becomes a wide band continuous body 104 (see FIG. 23C). Note that portions corresponding to the folded-back portion 87a and the extra length portion 87b (see FIGS. 20 and 21) necessary for the connection of the continuous body 84 are formed at the side end of the belt-like continuous body 104.
- the belt-like continuous body 104 is guided to the laminating glue unit 105, and a water-soluble adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the belt-like continuous body 104 by the laminating glue roller 105a, and the laminating glue unit A water-insoluble adhesive is applied to the portion corresponding to the folded-back portion 87a at the end of the belt-like continuous body 104 by the slip 105b.
- the belt-like continuous body 104 is cut into a predetermined width (corresponding to the height of the individual bowl 82) by the rotary cutter 106, whereby the continuous body 84 is formed.
- this continuous body 84 is reversed 180 degrees every other sheet by the next reversing machine 107 and sent to the laminating and sticking apparatus 108.
- the continuous body 84 is laminated and pasted to each other via a water-soluble adhesive, and the folded portion 87a and the extra length portion 87b are pasted to each other with a water-insoluble adhesive.
- Body 81 is completed.
- the above-mentioned laminating and pasting apparatus 105 has a feed amount of the belt-like continuous body 104.
- the laminating glue roller 105a rises and the width of the single continuous body 84 (the height of the individual bowl 82) is increased.
- the water-soluble adhesive is not applied to the upper surface of the belt-like continuous body 104 by an amount corresponding to (a).
- a predetermined number of continuous bodies 84 are laminated and pasted by the laminating and sticking apparatus 108, and it becomes possible to take out one by one as the continuous collecting bowl 81.
- two thin films 85 (85A, 85B) having the same width (same length) are used while being shifted by a predetermined width and overlapped with each other.
- the extension piece 87 (87A, 87B) is provided on the thin film
- the present invention provides the extension piece 87 only on one of the thin films, which is the minimum length necessary for the formation of the individual pot body 82.
- the other thin film may be bonded.
- the method of manufacturing the continuous assembly bowl 81 of the fifth embodiment is basically the same as that of the fourth embodiment, and the first embodiment includes the extension pieces 87 of the thin film 85 on both sides.
- a separate individual pot 82 and a second individual pot 112 without the extension piece 87 are formed separately, the extension piece 87 is folded along the side surface of the first individual pot 82, and the extension The piece 87 is attached to the side surface of the first individual pot body 82 with a water-soluble adhesive.
- the first individual pot body 82 and the second individual pot body 112 are juxtaposed, and the end of the extension piece 87 of the first individual pot body 82 is connected to the second individual pot body 112.
- the connecting piece 83 is formed by pasting on the glue margin 113 with a water-insoluble adhesive to obtain a continuous body 84, and then the continuous body 84 is overlaid and laminated with a water-soluble adhesive. To wear.
- FIG. 28 and FIG. 29 are a collection of a large number of rectangular tubular individual pots 122 in the fourth embodiment, and each individual pot 122 is connected by a connecting piece 123.
- a series of continuous bodies 124 formed by the individual pot bodies 122 and the connecting pieces 123 are folded back so as to overlap each other by the width of one side of the individual pot bodies 122, and are adhered to each other with a water-soluble adhesive. It has been done.
- the continuous bodies 124 are overlapped with each other via a water-soluble adhesive, thereby forming a continuous aggregate bowl body 121 in which the individual bowl bodies 122 are densely assembled.
- FIGS. 28 and 29, for the sake of understanding the distance between the individual pot body 122 and the connecting piece 123 and the distance between the layers of the continuous body 124 are shown. Water-soluble contact Adhesive is present.
- the individual pot body 122 is formed by bonding two thin films 120 (120A, 120B).
- the two thin films 120 are laminated with a water-insoluble adhesive, and the inner part of the two left and right sticking parts 125 attached at predetermined intervals is provided as individual pot bodies 122. It is like that.
- the connecting piece 123 is provided on both sides of the individual pot body 122, and the ends of the extension pieces 126 (126A, 126B) of the thin film 120 are attached to each other with an insoluble adhesive (adhering portion 127). It is formed by doing.
- extension piece 126A on one end side is provided on one thin film 120A
- extension piece 126B on the other end side is provided on the other thin film 120B.
- Each extension piece 126A, 126B is provided in an individual bowl. Folded in opposite directions along the side surface of the body 122, and adhered to the side surface of each individual pot 122 with a water-soluble adhesive.
- Each extension piece 126 is also set in length so that the sticking portion 127 is located at an intermediate portion between adjacent individual pot bodies 122, whereby the connecting piece 123 is connected to the individual pot body 122. It has a length approximately 5 times the width of one side.
- the continuum 124 is overlapped by being inverted 180 degrees every other sheet.
- the surplus formed at the distal end portion of the extension piece 126 attached to the individual pot body 122 located at the end portion of the upper continuous body 124 in the connecting portion between the continuous bodies 124, the surplus formed at the distal end portion of the extension piece 126 attached to the individual pot body 122 located at the end portion of the upper continuous body 124.
- the long portion 126a and the extra length portion 126b formed at the distal end portion of the extension piece 126 attached to the individual pot body 122 located at the end portion of the lower continuous body 124 are attached to the sticking portion 128 using a water-insoluble adhesive.
- the continuous assembly bowl 121 configured as described above is provided in a compressed state as shown in FIG. 29.
- the continuous assembly bowl 121 is stretched in the stacking direction of the continuous body 124 in this state, a large number as shown in FIG.
- the rectangular cylindrical individual pots 122 expand in a lattice shape, and a continuous set pot 121 having a predetermined size appears.
- the continuous assembly pot 121 is set in a seedling box (not shown) in the unfolded state in the same manner as in the fourth embodiment.
- irrigation during seedling the extension piece 126 of the thin film 120 and the individual pots 1 22
- the water-soluble adhesive between the sides and the water-soluble adhesive between the continuum 124 degenerates.
- the continuous body 124 constituting the continuous assembly pot body 121 is pulled, the continuous body 124 is pulled out in a row, which enables efficient planting. Become capable.
- the length of the connecting piece 123 is approximately five times the width of one side surface of the individual pot body 122, and can effectively cope with cultivation of crops that require a wide inter-strain interval.
- the hexagonal and quadrangular cylindrical bodies in the individual pot bodies 82, 122 and 112 formed by developing the continuous collecting pot bodies 81 and 121 are used. It is desirable to form a perforation at a position corresponding to the ridge.
- a perforation processing device (not shown) is disposed immediately after the connecting roller 103 in FIG. A perforation may be formed on the side surface.
- the material of the thin film used for the continuous assembly bowls 81 and 121 and the type of adhesive are arbitrary, and are the same as described in the first and second embodiments.
- the method for producing the continuous assembly pot 121 is basically the same as in the fourth embodiment, and after forming the individual pots 122 having the extension pieces 126 of the thin film 120 on both sides, As shown in FIG. 30A, the extension piece 126 is folded back along the side surface of the individual pot body 122, and the extension piece 126 is attached to the side face of the individual pot body 122 with a water-soluble adhesive. Then, the end portions of the extension piece 126 are attached to each other by the attaching portion 127 to form the connecting piece 123. Next, as shown in FIG. 30 (B), the connecting pieces 123 are folded back so that the individual pots 122 overlap each other by the width of the side surface between the individual pots 122 arranged in parallel. The continuum 124 is formed by sticking them together with a water-soluble adhesive. After that, the continuums 124 are superposed while being reversed 180 ° every other sheet, and laminated with a water-soluble adhesive.
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