Injection pick for dosing systemic and nutritional products into trees and Palmaceae
OwnerAlfredo Ahumada Perezinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to an injection pick for dosing systemic and nutritional products into trees and Palmaceae. The invention is characterized in that, once installed in the trunk, it can repeatedly dose any type of systemic or nutritional product in an environmentally friendly manner. The invention comprises an easy-to-install plastic cannula formed by four interconnected parts and the design thereof allows the selected nutritional product or systemic insecticide to be easily applied, preventing continued wounds that could damage the trunk or stem of the plant. The invention comprises the following elements: pick, cover, latch and key.
Claims8
An injection pick for dosing systemic and nutritional products for trees and Palmaceae, the injection pick comprising:
- an elongated tubular-shaped body having first and second, opposite ends, said first end constituting a sharp end;
- wherein said elongated tubular-shaped body comprises lateral orifices disposed in a first end portion thereof adjacent said first end, fastening end projections disposed in a second end portion thereof adjacent said second end, and fixating spurs disposed in a middle portion thereof interposed between said first end portion and said second end portion, said fixating spurs being longitudinally spaced apart from said lateral orifices;
- wherein a filling cover is placed at said second end of said elongated tubular-shaped body;
- wherein a holding ring is connected to said filling cover for holding the filling cover in order to avoid loss of said filling cover;
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- wherein said fixating spurs of the elongated tubular-shaped body are arranged and configured to prevent said elongated tubular-shaped body from rotating inside the tree, and said fastening end projections are arranged and configured to prevent the elongated tubular-shaped body from coming off the tree.
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