JPH09205962A - Insect collector, adhesive material holding frame and adhesive material supporting body - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily constitute an insect collector and to easily exchange an adhesive material in the insect collector in which the adhesive material is attached to a light trap. SOLUTION: This insect collector 1 is composed of the light trap 2, the adhesive material holding frame 3 formed by cardboard to be mounted to it and the adhesive material supporting body. The adhesive material holding frame 3 is provided with a bottom surface part 31 where the adhesive material supporting body is mounted, a side face part where a window 33 is formed and upper surface parts 34a and 34b engaged with the light trap 2. The adhesive material holding frame 3 constitutes the insect collector by being attachably and detachabiy mounted to the light trap 2 and the using period of the adhesive material holding frame is prolonged by exchanging the used adhesive material supporting body.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an insect trap, and more particularly to an insect trap for trapping insects by using an insect trap light and trap paper, an insect trap holding frame used for the trap, and an insect trap support.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In addition to spraying insecticides, insect traps and insecticides for trapping or killing insects are used as a method for combating harmful insects such as mosquitoes and flies that are not hygienic. Especially from a hygienic point of view where spraying of insecticide is not desirable, for example,
In a kitchen or a food processing plant, insecticides cannot be sprayed during normal business hours, and insect traps and insecticides are used as a means for preventing insect invasion.

Heretofore, as typical insect traps and insecticides, there have been used adhesives and substances which induce insects by using light from a light source having a wavelength such as a fluorescent lamp and which cause insects to be killed by electric shock. There are some which are captured using coated insect paper. FIG.
Shows an example of a conventional insect trap. An insect trap 102 using a fluorescent lamp is attached to the attachment frame 101 of the insect trap 100, and an electric shock grid 103 to which a high voltage is applied is provided in the vicinity thereof. A front door 101a having a protective frame 104 is attached to a mounting frame 101 by a hinge 101c.
Is attached so that it can be opened and closed freely. An insect tray 105 for collecting the insects killed by electric shock is installed on the bottom of the mounting frame 101. The trap 100 is indoors,
A chain 106 is attached to the upper part so that the chain 106 can be hung and used outdoors when needed. Reference numeral 107 is a power cord for supplying power to the insect trap 102 and the electric shock grid 103.

The insect trap 100 having the above structure is used by supplying power to the insect trap 102 and the electric shock grid 103. The insects that are attracted by the light of the insect attracting lamp 102, enter the inside, and gather around the attracting lamp 102 come into contact with the electric shock grid 103, are electrocuted and fall into the insect saucer 105 and are collected there. The dead bodies of the insects collected in the insect receiving tray 105 are appropriately disposed of by opening the front door 101b.

FIG. 10 shows another example of the conventional insect trap. In the insect trap 200, an insect attracting lamp 202 is attached to a mounting frame 201. The mounting frame 201 is provided with a mounting tool 204 for mounting the insect trapping paper 203. The insect trapping paper 203 is a sheet having an adhesive substance for trapping insects touching the sheet. Incidentally, reference numeral 205 in the figure denotes a protective frame provided on the back side of the mounting frame 201, and a protective frame (not shown) is also detachably mounted on the front side.

The insect trap 200 having the above-mentioned structure traps insects gathered by the turned-on insect lamp 202.
It is designed to be brought into contact with and captured. The insect trapping paper 203 to which the insect has adhered is replaced with a new one depending on the adhering condition.

[0007]

In the conventional insect trap shown in FIG. 9, the attracted insects are killed by an electric shock grid to which a high voltage is applied. A high-voltage power supply is required, safety measures for this are required, and consideration for handling is also required. In addition, when insects make noise when touching the electric shock grid, or insects that touch the electric shock grid remain attached to the electric shock grid and may not fall into the insect saucer, it is necessary to clean the electric shock grid without interruption. I have a problem.

Further, in the one shown in FIG. 10, the drawback of the electric shock grid of the insect trap shown in FIG. 9 is solved, but it is possible to replace the insect trap paper coated with the adhesive substance. It is bothersome and the insect trap paper with insects has a problem of spoiling the appearance. The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and it is possible to easily configure an insect trap using an insect trap lamp, and the trap of trapping insects attracted by the insect trap by the trapping agent is troublesome to replace the trap paper. The challenge is to eliminate the loss of appearance and not to impair aesthetics.

[0009]

An insect trap according to claim 1 has an attractant lamp, an adhesive substance support surface for supporting an adhesive substance for trapping insects, and an engaging portion for detachably engaging with the insect trap lamp. It is a configuration having a holding frame and an adhesive substance support placed on the adhesive substance supporting surface and supporting the adhesive substance.

The sticky substance holding frame for trapping insects according to claim 2 has a sticky substance supporting surface for supporting a sticky substance support for supporting the sticky substance for trapping insects, an engaging portion for engaging with an insect attracting lamp, and a part thereof. And a wall surface on which a window is formed. Claim 3
The mount has a sticky substance supporting surface on which the sticky substance support is placed, an engaging portion that engages with the insect attracting lamp, and a wall surface having a window, and is bent to form the insect trapping paper holding frame. It is a mount that is formed.

The sticky substance support according to claim 4 has a constitution in which it is placed on the sticky substance holding frame according to claim 2 which has a support and a sticky substance for trapping insects which is applied or adhered on the support. is there. According to the first aspect of the present invention, an insect trap using an insect trap can be constructed only by attaching an adhesive substance holding frame for holding an adhesive trap for trapping an insect trap. Then, the used sticky substance support used for catching insects can be effectively used by taking out the used sticky substance support from the sticky substance holding frame and replacing it with a new one.
Further, the insect trap can be easily replaced by removing the sticky substance holding frame from the insect trap lamp and replacing it with a new one together with the sticky substance support.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the formed sticky substance holding frame is engaged and supported by the engaging portion with the insect attracting lamp, and the sticky substance supporting member is placed inside the sticky substance holding frame to place the insect attracting lamp. It is possible to easily construct an insect trap utilizing the. According to the third aspect of the present invention, the adhesive material support surface for supporting the adhesive material support and the mount having the engaging portion for engaging the insect trap lamp are bent and assembled to form the adhesive material holding frame for trapping insects. be able to.

According to the invention of claim 4, an insect trap using an adhesive substance for trapping insects can be easily constructed by placing the adhesive substance support for supporting the adhesive substance on the adhesive substance holding frame. it can. Further, by exchanging only the used adhesive substance support, the adhesive substance holding frame can be effectively used.

[0014]

1 to 4 show one embodiment of an insect trap according to the present invention, a sticky substance holding frame and a sticky substance support for trapping insects constituting the trap. The insect trap 1 according to the embodiment of the present applicant is placed in the straight tube type insect trap lamp 2 shown in FIG. 1, the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 as an adhesive substance holding frame, and the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 shown in FIG. And the insect trapping paper support plate 4 as a sticky substance support for supporting insect trapping paper.

The insect attracting lamp 2 has a wavelength of 365n that insects most like.
Fluorescent lamps for trapping insects that generate a large amount of m light are used. The insect trapping paper holding frame 3 for holding the insect trapping paper support dish 4 is attached to the insect trapping lamp 2, and the insect trapping paper support dish 4 is placed inside the insect trapping paper support frame 4 to form one insect trap.

The insect trapping paper holding frame 3 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape having substantially the same length as the insect trapping lamp 3, has a supporting surface 31 for holding the insect trapping paper support tray 4, and has windows on both side surfaces 32a and 32b. 33 is formed. FIG. 2 shows a trapping paper support plate 4 for supporting trapping paper, and the trapping paper support plate 4 is a trapping paper holding frame 3
The insect trapping paper 46 is attached to the bottom surface 41 of the insect trapping paper support tray 4 with a size slightly smaller than the supporting surface 31 of FIG. It should be noted that the insect trapping paper 46 is made of the adhesive substance 4 before use.
6 is covered with release paper 46b, which facilitates handling before use.

FIG. 3 shows a backing sheet 30 for forming the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 and shows the unfolded state before the insect trapping lamp 2 is mounted. The mount 30 is the insect trapping paper holding frame 3
Bottom portion 31 on which the insect trapping paper support plate 4 for adhering and supporting the insect trapping paper is placed, and the side surface portion 32a.
32b and upper surface portions 34a and 34b which are joined to each other and serve as an engaging portion with the insect attracting lamp 2. Upper surface portion 34
Each of a and 34b has a slit engagement portion 36 in which a insertion engagement portion 35 and a slit 37 for joining and holding the both are retained. In addition, in FIG. 3, a dotted line represents a folding line when forming the insect trapping paper holding frame.

FIG. 4 shows the mount 40 before the insect trapping paper support tray 4 is assembled, and shows the unfolded state of the insect trapping paper support tray 4. The mount 40 is a bottom portion 41 to which the insect trapping paper 46 is attached.
And side surfaces 42 to 45. Each side part 42-45
Include engaging pieces 42a to 45a used when assembling the insect trapping paper support plate 4, and engaging holes 42b to 42b into which they are inserted.
It has 45b. An insect trapping paper 46 is attached to the bottom surface portion 41. The insect trapping paper 46 is well known for trapping harmful insects, and has an adhesive sheet 46a and a release sheet 46b on its surface. The release paper 46b is removed when the mount 30 is assembled and attached to the insect attracting lamp 2.

In mounting the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 on the insect trap lamp 2, first, the dotted line of the mount 30 shown in FIG. 2 is bent to form a rectangular parallelepiped trapping paper holding frame. As shown in FIG. 1, the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 formed in a rectangular parallelepiped shape is mounted so as to accommodate the insect attracting lamp 2, and the upper surface portions 32a and 32b are attached to the upper portion of the support 21 of the insect attracting lamp 2. In the combined state, the insertion engagement portion 35 is inserted into the slit 37 of the slit engagement portion 36 to be engaged and held. As a result, the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 is attached to the insect trapping lamp 2. Then, the insect trap paper support plate 4 shown in FIG. 2 is placed on the bottom surface 31 in the attached insect trap paper holding frame 3. This allows the insect trap 1
Is completed. The insect trap 1 is used by suspending it at an appropriate place using the suspending chain 22 attached to the insect attracting lamp 2. Reference numeral 23 is a power cord, which supplies power to the insect attracting lamp and is connected to the power source.

When the insect attracting lamp 2 is turned on, the light from the insect attracting lamp 2 is emitted to the outside through the window 33 of the insect trapping paper holding frame 2. The insects in the periphery are attracted by this light, gather around the holder 1, and enter the inside of the insect trap holding frame 3 through the window 33. The insects that have entered the inside will touch the insect trap paper (adhesive sheet 46a) of the insect trap paper support plate 4, and the insects that touch this will not be able to escape.

When a certain amount of insects are captured on the insect trap paper support plate 4 of the trap 1, the trap paper support dish 4 is replaced with a new one as appropriate. When replacing the insect trapping paper, the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 may be replaced together with the insect trapping paper support tray 4 instead of exchanging only the insect trapping paper support tray 4. In this case, the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 can be replaced simply by releasing the engagement between the insertion engaging portion 34 and the slit engaging portion 35, without any discomfort.

Since the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 and the insect trapping paper support plate 4 are made of cardboard or the like, the used insect trapping paper holding frame can be directly discarded as combustion dust or disposed by burning. Since the insect trap 1 according to the present embodiment is configured such that the insect trapping paper holding frame 3 that holds the insect trapping paper 46 and the insect trapping paper support plate 4 that supports the trapping paper are exchangeably mounted on the insect trap lamp, The insect trap can be configured more easily than the one in which the insect trap lamp and the insect trapping paper are attached to the attachment frame, and the complexity of the work involved in replacing only the adhesive sheet can be avoided.

5 to 7 show another embodiment of the present invention. The insect trap 5 according to the present embodiment uses a round insect trapping lamp. An insect trapping lamp 6 comprising a lamp support 61 and a round lamp 62, and an adhesive substance holding frame for holding an adhesive substance for trapping insects attached to the insect trapping lamp 6. It consists of 7.

FIG. 6 shows a state in which the adhesive substance holding frame 7 is unfolded on the mount 70 for forming the adhesive substance holding frame 7. The mount 70 includes a square bottom surface portion 71 supporting the adhesive support tray 8 which is the adhesive substance support shown in FIG. 7 and trapezoidal side surface portions 72a, 72b, 72 connected to respective sides thereof.
c, 72d. Windows 74a to 74d are formed in the side surface portions 72a to 72d, and the side surface portions 72a to 72d are formed.
2d has engaging pieces 74a to 74d for engaging with the insect attracting lamp at the tip. In the figure, 63 is a power cord.

FIG. 7 shows the adhesive substance support tray 8 placed on the adhesive substance holding frame 5, and has a square bottom portion 81 and side portions 82 to 85 on each side, and the bottom portion 81 has an adhesive substance 86. Has been applied. FIG. 8 shows a mount 80 for making the sticky substance support tray 8 and shows a developed state. Mount 80
Is composed of a bottom surface portion 81 and side surface portions 82 to 85.
Nos. 2 to 85 are provided with engaging projections 82a to 85a and engaging holes 82b to 85b that form a side surface during assembly. An adhesive material 86 for trapping insects is applied to the bottom portion 81,
Before use, it is covered and protected by release paper.

In mounting the adhesive substance holding frame 7 on the insect attracting lamp 6, first, the mount 70 shown in FIG. 6 is bent at its dotted line portion to form a frame body. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the frame body 7 is mounted so as to wrap the insect attracting lamp 6 by engaging the engaging pieces 74a to 74d with the lamp supporting body 61 of the insect attracting lamp 6. The engaging pieces 74a to
The 74d and the lamp support 61 can be engaged with each other, for example, by attaching a surface fastener (not shown) or the like to the respective engaging portions of the lamp support 61 and the engaging pieces 74a to 74d.

When the sticky substance holding frame 8 is attached to the insect attracting lamp 6, the sticky substance support plate 8 is placed on the support surface 71. Thereby, the insect trap 5 is completed. The insect trap 5 configured by mounting the adhesive substance holding frame 7 on the insect attracting lamp 6 is used by appropriately suspending the insect attracting lamp at a suitable place as in the embodiment of FIGS. 1 and 2. . Also in the case of the present embodiment, the exchange of the adhesive substance is carried out by exchanging the adhesive substance support tray 8.

As described above, the insect traps according to the respective embodiments shown in FIGS. 1 to 8 are constructed such that the insect trap support which can be exchanged for the insect trap is exchangeably placed on the insect trap frame. The insect trap can be easily configured only with the insect trap lamp, the adhesive substance holding frame, and the adhesive substance support. Further, also in use, the exchange of the adhesive substance can be easily performed only by exchanging the adhesive substance support supporting the adhesive substance, and the adhesive substance support should be exchanged together with the adhesive substance holding frame. Therefore, the adhesive substance can be replaced very easily. In addition, since the adhesive substance can be attached to a place where it cannot be seen by human eyes, it does not spoil the appearance.

Further, in the present embodiment, since the adhesive substance is applied directly to the adhesive substance supporting dish, the adhesive substance supporting dish can be manufactured without separately using insect trapping paper. Although shown in each of the above examples, it can be used indoors or outdoors, but by applying waterproofing such as vinyl coating to the mount forming the adhesive substance holding frame to provide water resistance, It can be suitable for use.

Further, the insect attracting lamp is not limited to the one shown in the above embodiment, and it is also possible to use an ordinary fluorescent lamp. Further, various shapes and sizes of the insect trap can be used, and by preparing an adhesive substance holding frame and an adhesive substance support according to the shape and size, various insect traps according to the intended use can be obtained. Obtainable.

There are various conceivable places for installing the insect trap according to the present invention. Indoors are restaurants, food counters, kitchens, food factories, etc., and outdoors are gardens, orchards,
It is possible to obtain a suitable insect trap for pets in farms, indoors and outdoors.

[0032]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, since the insect trap has a structure in which the sticking substance holding frame for supporting the replaceable trapping agent and the sticking substance support are mounted on the insect trap lamp, the trapping device can be easily installed. In addition, the adhesive substance can be replaced during use by extending only the adhesive substance support supporting the adhesive substance, thereby extending the period of use of the adhesive substance holding frame. Further, the adhesive substance holding frame itself can be easily exchanged, and can be appropriately exchanged with a new one in combination with the adhesive substance support.

According to the invention of claim 2, since the adhesive substance holding frame has the engaging portion for engaging with the insect attracting lamp, it can be easily attached to and detached from the insect attracting lamp, and the adhesive substance support and the insect attracting lamp. It becomes possible to easily construct an insect trap in combination with. Further, the adhesive substance can be easily replaced.

According to the invention of claim 3, it is possible to easily make an adhesive substance holding frame which can be attached to an insect trap lamp to form an insect trap by using the mount of the present invention. Further, since the spare adhesive material holding frame for replacement is a flat plate-shaped mount, it is easy to handle and does not require a space for storage.

According to the invention of claim 4, by using the adhesive substance support together with the adhesive substance holding frame, an insect trap in which the adhesive substance can be exchanged can be easily prepared. Further, since the sticky substance is supported on the support, it is easy to handle.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a view showing an insect trap according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a view showing an insect trap support plate used in the insect trap of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a development view of an adhesive substance holding frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a development view of a mount of the adhesive substance support dish shown in FIG.

FIG. 5 is a view showing an insect trap according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a development view of an adhesive substance holding frame according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a view showing an adhesive substance support dish used in the insect trap shown in FIG.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a development view of a mount of the adhesive substance supporting dish shown in FIG.

FIG. 9 is a view showing a conventional insect trap.

FIG. 10 is a view showing another conventional insect trap.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1, 5 insect trap 2, 6 insect trap lamp 3 insect trapping paper holding frame 4 insect trapping paper support plate 7 sticky substance holding frame 8 sticky substance supporting dish

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. An attractant lamp, an adhesive substance holding frame having an adhesive substance supporting surface for supporting an adhesive substance for trapping insects, and an engaging portion for detachably engaging with the insect trap lamp, and a sticking substance holding frame placed on the adhesive substance supporting surface. And a sticky substance support for supporting the sticky substance. 2. An insect trap having an adhesive substance support surface that supports an adhesive substance support that supports an adhesive substance for trapping insects, an engaging portion that engages with an insect trap lamp, and a wall surface partially formed with a window. Adhesive material holding frame for. 3. An insect trapping paper holding frame which has an adhesive substance support surface on which an adhesive substance support is placed, an engaging portion which engages with an insect trap lamp, and a wall surface on which a window is formed, and which is bent. Mount to form the. 4. The sticky substance support placed on the sticky substance holding frame according to claim 2, comprising a support and a sticky substance for trapping insects which is applied or adhered on the support.