FI64264C - INSEKTSFAELLA - Google Patents

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Nor ja-Norgm NC) '077.x (71) A / S Fjeldhammer Brug,, lhj2 Fje'Llhaiuar, ucuva-' ·. << ··, '(72) Alf Bakke, As, Torfinn Saether, Λε, Nor and-Nor *; * · !. ; '· (7l) Berggrer. Oy At ('' / *) Insect Trap - Insektsfälle.

This invention relates in particular to Kiria-inina. .

An insect trap used to destroy J '^ Ln'O.

Weakened or damaged due to drying. ..

.....; ca has given printers plenty of new living space the female population has grown large in Scandinavia’s

Klusi. \ .. cr- weather areas, and new large beetle attacks ubk ~ 3 · - t · spruce forests in the near future. Therefore is l -, .. ,,, · · · · - ·.;! Opposite to bark beetles knowledge ·

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Or. Found that it was these bark beetles ov. , *. «, ...

.....''- '• a + al. with a certain scent when appropriate, eat i kai 1a a «« ·· !, „'* · ° -0“ - In a spruce damaged by drying. Synthetically nr · · - ur- - '. Blackened to produce such a perfume, which numik i r ^ - * n ime] J. ä "Feromon". The substance is therefore suitable for hvönte.hooked h + π i ·· - α-ΉΛ.π.

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For example, from the Norwegian patent publication S '· 1 Pr- J' '-tunetsa insect trap formed as tubes} sonta rur.-T.' · -? - · - ·,> -. + - a, loss ,; ; is 2 Λ Λ? 6 d for multiple crawl holes and insects. 'M :. ä i] j ö for these at the other end of the body and sounded toi-c 0--00. - in addition, the trap contains a lure of insects vn rJ- -.

U.S. Patent 1,996,969 discloses the use of radially projecting j, li, - | . ·; where below the edges of the protrusions there is a s i verse -.o- · 'örj n * 3 \ ikkcvi s for insects. The purpose of the present invention is to improve these insect traps so that they are suitable for crawling in the father. The purpose of the present invention is to improve these insect traps so that they are suitable for crawling. cm ·.-mm :) l, vO> -: for catching printers. This is achieved by -..-- .. - :: 01. ; i;:. sesti, in particular for the destruction of printers::: the advanced 'lyo ·, -second trap, which includes a tubular body, already ss a has grooves si - a creeping opening and for insects, experiences r-asäi "il hv δη Lei s at one end and the lid at the other end m loka contains an attractant for insects, and which is provided with radially projecting projections, and this is characterized by the cavities o vku ϊ ... e characterized in that the upper part of the projections ik ay t töas enn o.- > ·. ·. (A) is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the trap and tri imi i as a landing site for insects, and that the inner rudder-.ur 13. c;. <Ot cv; «.Pj. These., And above the junction of the top of the protrusion.The special feature of the invention m · - according to which the protrusions are substantially: mu :; against the longitudinal axis of the trap, has its own bark providing s 3.n hti, and bark beetles L u ..pumus crawl in leading to them must find '. ·? i at the end of the landing site of the rule-opening.

Another special feature of the invention is that the pipe υ IV r-pin · .. 1,? N is uneven. An additional advantage is also achieved if the inner surface of the pipe is uneven, at least in the area of each hole.

A further feature of the invention is that the diameter of the holes is 2-3 mm. Preferably, the length of the trap tube according to the invention is 1 to 3; is on the outside dark in color, for example black.

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The traps of the invention are made of <oior, and n; mk's c- * tc-detty give very good results for variils rav The e Isaan for other types of traps. The trap was attached to oy s t-ysucra: · to the frame approx. 0.5-1 m above the ground, it; ikeen s i j o i L c r. un The smell of Fermon-lure is not enticed by the shell ·, imo o.uio] through the holes. DEFINITION OF THE INVENTION *. trap »trap ci approx. 1C r 0 0 bark beetles in 2 weeks in May-June Fyyru this trap for such a good catch is that .lokxret or flanges provided a good landing place for insects ti'ie, iaLiaiu · i insects naturally look for openings, already through they 'created a crawl. These openings are found by insects .. at the base between the protrusions. The dark color of the pipe causes ‘.o’i-i: k 1. vp.-mi o: 'inside the tube, and the lure of the desired non Increases the snails' to accompany and is therefore abundant in lanas "joi: its 1 rl mv: ri; ·. e: v ·' - beetles fly in the air. the uneven surface of the trap appears to increase the edge of the trapped pores, and it has been found that insects through the holes in the trench appear inside their holes to make sure they are there or in squeaky conditions If the inner surface of the tube is too smooth, the bark beetles tend to retreat Therefore, the use of an uneven inner surface pm kessu, at least around the hikes, is very advantageous.Experiments have also shown that relatively long tubes provide better catches than on sighted tubes.Catch per running meter o 1 / sm : when the length of the pipe was 1.5-2 m.

The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, which show an aspect of the invention: · Ivan. performance:! detachment, with Figure 1 showing a cross-section through the mut .-. large trap of the invention and an enlarged detail: and ·: .. ro? shows a detail of the bottom of the trap.

The trap consists of a tubular rungest J.. where I do not adjust the ribs or flanges protruding i ta i 2. Charger; a large amount of roikr has been made between the ‘o.conditions’. ä?. Γ i.e. not 1/1 ends · there is a fitted cover 4 on which hangs the lure 5 for insects.

The tube ends at the bottom of the funnel 5, which m vhd: o1-ett. · The amount of insects caught i i \ \ 7, y. tr-ace kä y ’; that the trap is attached to the vertical 1 vaäseer. 8, 4 64264

The tube 1 may have a thread at the bottom which engages a fixed, internally threaded sleeve 9 in the opening of the funnel 6 y1 'c? E. Since the radial projections 2 are mueUol.tnan ruu'-i-vi-like flanges, they can be used to engage the thread of the sleeve 9. The upper free edge of the funnel 6 is tcht vT vi n.n st: upward and inwardly directed edge 10. jaunukoer: u! outlets 11 are arranged at the lower end of the koouo-le Lie tube 1. Outlets 12 are also fitted in the lower part of the strongest 9. The purpose of these: my au’-booth is to drain away any water that may rue.! section '., from the condensate on the inner surface of the pipe. Thus, the water cannot drain into the swim, s tank 7 and does not fill it, in which case the trap would be a drive for Lvcton.

A fixed sleeve 11 is also fitted at the narrow end 13 of the hopper 6, which has internal threads which engage with the outer threads of the container 7 Paul an 15. The inner sharp end 16 of the funnel 6 is pushed some distance into the container 7, whereby it acts like a chute or a sea inlet.

It has been found that insects lose their foothold and fall down into the tube when crawling in. Because bark beetles need some time to spread sir. per.sa, they fall down into tank 7. In this tank, the speed rv · no / at can fly up again with its rather poor airworthiness supports. Li, so the narrow lon 's narrow lower end 16 guarantees that they can not get to the upper - s.i · li buy even if they start flying.

The invention is not limited to the embodiment shown in the drawing and described above, but can be modified only within the scope of the claims. Thus, for example, the t ip collecting part · edge 1C) can be explained as upper or lower, e.g. su pr · il is at the lower end above the sleeve 14.

Claims (6)

1. In particular, the printers hhv <tvkst e. '· You used the syllable r' ·· '. · A te:', s-trap with a tubular body (1), j: te, ·: mo: i, u s' ..- weather crawl opening and (3) insects of color, kokoc-vs 3 i 1 (7; '·· j for tees at one end and cover (4) loisos' -v end containing hcukut (5) insects vu r: n '- · ä> o> a o. lined with radially projecting uiokkei11 a i2), iunnet -tu from the fact that the upper part of the protrusions (2) (visit at a good time; o ···: vrn - female perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the trap only ;: 'and rai; a η e. s as a boiling point for insects, and evcä s 1 s ä.rv · · -y kr, a arä a: · κοί: ..s) is fitted to the tubular body (1) wall spacing tfö -asti -pui: κΐthe junction of the wall and the upper part of the protrusion (2) y; äpno lei1 o. Impact according to Claim 1, characterized in that the tube (1) has an uneven outer surface. Hvör according to claim 1 or 2. 1 not trapped, L u n -net that the inner surface of the pipe is also uneven, at least in the area of each hole (3). An ingredient according to any one of claims 1 to 3 ,. insect.trap, characterized in that the holes (3) iäpim.i tt a is 2-3 mm .. York, according to claims 1 to 4, a muddy night: a door, characterized in that the pipe (1; p: T.oas is 1- <: r .. 5 64264 A sleeper according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that it is externally TV n. ·.: ·.;:: Vlr in ·, j. eg black. I. Insects for use in the manufacture of certain oils (1) in the form of lorphs; iKrvv.irv; -; ·· hS.l (3) för insekterna, en uppsamli ngsbehu 1 lait. · '; för uiset torn a via den ena änuen och ett lock {4- v lv der onora 3 net ·: n ooh innehällande ett lockmodel. i ") för insokteri! a; HcaTi't; f ν.Ί'b OCl'i'.i radiellt utskjutande utsprang (?), k ä nooteokn; <c av att den övre s idän (i bruksst ällning; av nrsoroo , · Ο. · (2) är vä- ·· sentLigen vinkeirätt mot fällans längdaue1 och tiär.ar oem en land-ningsplats för insekterna, och att inkrypm ngoh ä 1 cn '3) jr a.iord-