Arrangement for an insect trap
OwnerKenneth Silvandersson, Kjell Silvanderssoninventors
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Abstract
An arrangement for an insect trap includes a surface with adhesive for retaining files and similar winged insects upon it where the surface has a pattern of three dimensional objects for attracting insects to fly into the trap. In order to increase trap efficiency, fluorescent color paint is used on the catch surface.
Claims10
An insect trap comprising a catch surface, said catch surface including thereon, an adhesive for retaining flies and similar winged insects, said surface having a pattern for attracting insects to fly to the trap, wherein the pattern includes printed three dimensional images of objects, which said images are formed by a fluorescent main image with an adjacent shadow image, said shadow image extending from an edge of and being darker in color than the main image, said main image being provided with a marked contour, and said pattern including an appearance of edges upon visualization.
An insect trap comprising a catch surface, said catch surface including thereon, an adhesive for retaining flies and similar winged insects, said surface having a pattern for attracting insects to fly to the trap wherein the pattern includes printed three-dimensional images of objects, which said images are formed by a fluorescent main image with an adjacent shadow image, said shadow image extending from an edge of and being darker in color than the main image, said main image being provided with a marked contour, said pattern covering the catch surface of the trap with a number of images of string-shaped objects and said pattern including an appearance of edges upon visualization.
An insect trap comprising a catch surface, said catch surface including thereon, an adhesive for retaining flies and similar winged insects, said surface having a pattern for attracting insects to fly to the trap wherein the pattern includes printed three-dimensional images of objects, which said images are formed by a fluorescent main image with an adjacent shadow image, said shadow image extending from an edge of and being darker in color than the main image, said main image being provided with a marked contour, said pattern covering the catch surface of the trap with a number of images of circular objects and said pattern including an appearance of edges upon visualization.
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