EP2089575A2 - Procédé et dispositifs de remplissage de sacs jetables - Google Patents

Procédé et dispositifs de remplissage de sacs jetables

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EP2089575A2
EP2089575A2 EP07815150A EP07815150A EP2089575A2 EP 2089575 A2 EP2089575 A2 EP 2089575A2 EP 07815150 A EP07815150 A EP 07815150A EP 07815150 A EP07815150 A EP 07815150A EP 2089575 A2 EP2089575 A2 EP 2089575A2
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gripping
hand
shells
waste
tongs
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Marica Stracke
Markus Stracke
Rudolf Michael MÖBIUS
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01H—STREET CLEANING; CLEANING OF PERMANENT WAYS; CLEANING BEACHES; DISPERSING OR PREVENTING FOG IN GENERAL CLEANING STREET OR RAILWAY FURNITURE OR TUNNEL WALLS
    • E01H1/00—Removing undesirable matter from roads or like surfaces, with or without moistening of the surface
    • E01H1/12—Hand implements, e.g. litter pickers
    • E01H1/1206—Hand implements, e.g. litter pickers for picking up excrements
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01H—STREET CLEANING; CLEANING OF PERMANENT WAYS; CLEANING BEACHES; DISPERSING OR PREVENTING FOG IN GENERAL CLEANING STREET OR RAILWAY FURNITURE OR TUNNEL WALLS
    • E01H1/00—Removing undesirable matter from roads or like surfaces, with or without moistening of the surface
    • E01H1/12—Hand implements, e.g. litter pickers
    • E01H2001/122—Details
    • E01H2001/1226—Details characterised by way of removing material
    • E01H2001/126—Details characterised by way of removing material the implement being for single use but not glove-like
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01H—STREET CLEANING; CLEANING OF PERMANENT WAYS; CLEANING BEACHES; DISPERSING OR PREVENTING FOG IN GENERAL CLEANING STREET OR RAILWAY FURNITURE OR TUNNEL WALLS
    • E01H1/00—Removing undesirable matter from roads or like surfaces, with or without moistening of the surface
    • E01H1/12—Hand implements, e.g. litter pickers
    • E01H2001/122—Details
    • E01H2001/1293—Walking cane or the like, i.e. implements allowing handling while in an upright position

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  • the invention relates to methods and apparatus for the removal of waste which
  • Lands such as roads, paths, parks and the like, are deposited. These bags are currently being used, shovels, sweepers and the like
  • Waste (even dog excrement) can suck.
  • the aim of the invention is to minimize disadvantages of the above-mentioned methods or even to avoid them.
  • Hand devices according to the invention are arranged above it
  • Clamping devices or other holding devices such as Velcro strips or
  • Adhesive surfaces and so on provisionally still open specially shaped double half-shells, which preferably consist of decomposable material, (mostly from the stack) added.
  • These still open double half-shells (part a in FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5), which are now fixed on the hand-held device according to the invention, are now slipped over a heap (eg dog droppings) with the help of the hand-held device. Thereafter, the double half-shell is closed by remote control with the recorded waste together with the closed
  • the operation of the handset is inventively designed so that the device can be held only by one hand and thereby lever operated.
  • a variant of the invention - namely the "luxury version" of the same, even allows that the individual movements need only be controlled by means of electrical switches.
  • FIG. 6 Other embodiments can also serve as auxiliary devices for older people if "walking stick-like" supplementary elements St with adjustable tip (Sp in FIG. 6) are arranged on the actual hand-held devices Runners Lr are arranged in Fig. 8, may be provided.
  • FIG. 7 A further embodiment variant of handsets is shown in FIG. 7. However, the same differs from the other embodiments shown by the fact that the operator has to bend over when taking the groupage. Therefore, this variant will not be proposed for the elderly.
  • a hand-held device (shown in FIG. 1), which is only to be operated with one hand, is placed over the clamping fold V of an open-ended gripping tray a, with gripping tongs b still open (as shown in FIG. Thereafter, the strikers (c1, c2, c3 and c4), which are moved by the Bowden cables (el, e2, e3 and e4), are pivoted downward by changing the control lever position from position I to position II
  • the gripping tongs b which are now closed, grip the gripping tray a against its clamping fold V (FIG. 2).
  • a pair of 4 pieces striker (cl, c2, c3 and c4) are connected via a (not shown) cross bar.
  • Rollers r (FIGS. 1 and 2) are respectively arranged at the outer ends of the striker. These rollers serve to move the two half-shells of the gripping shells. Also, they are used for the limited reopening of the grab trays namely, if after a first filling with dog feces further refills of recent piles are required.
  • the grab trays should be closed only to control lever position IV.
  • the gripping shells can be made of many materials. However, these should have such rigidity that they do not automatically fold down during gripping by means of the gripping tongs b. Also, they should nevertheless be so pre-stamped on the future "bending points" (p in Fig. 1) that the force required for the closing movement is not too great, because the strikers (cl, c2, c3 and c4) are only over for their closing movement the limited achievable torque of the installed (not shown in the sketches) spiral torsion in the range of axes of rotation possible.By the way, the gripping tongs b are also "driven” to the closing movement via spiral torsion springs.
  • a material variant of the gripping shells may consist in that they are made from hot pressed with glue bound shredded waste paper. Because such mass-produced goods must be cheap and at the same time decayable.
  • gripping cups made in the form of pressed cardboard or made of cardboard, be advantageous. Also not exclude materials similar to the currently used egg transport trays. However, in something thin-walled strength. So not about 3mm thick.
  • the wings (al to a4 Fig. 5 and Fig. 10) of the gripping shells a can either be made of the same material or from spring wire elements as shown in FIG. 11 and 12 either. Spring wire designs are advantageous because the resilient strap are depressed when stacked. And only when they are taken from the stack do they "snap up" and become ready for use, saving space in the packaging industry.
  • Velcro strip parts (h in Fig. 1 and Fig. 5) may be arranged opposite one another. Or it can be achieved by means of punched Greifschalen material, the desired frictional connection clamping effect. Also the variant
  • Adhesive strips can be used, but must be deducted before use of the protective strip above the surfaces to be joined.
  • the embodiment variant proposed according to FIG. 6 may be particularly useful for older persons, since a swing-out or telescopically extendable walking stick (as can be seen in FIG. 6, part St) can be arranged.
  • a telescopically extendable extension Sp can be advantageous for the user.
  • FIG. 8 A further embodiment variant can be shown in FIG. 8.
  • a double support Su as shown in Fig. 8 can be seen so that when this support is placed on the ground and then the handset is tilted by about 30 degrees forward, the dog feces can be recorded with the remote controlled gripping cup. Older people need to do no "lifting work" at all if a public refuse bin for dog excrement or the like is located lower, and can also use the hand tool as a walker, and if necessary, wheel detectable cogs can also be arranged at the lower ends of the double prop.
  • battery-powered handsets can be electrically controlled for particular requirements.
  • the electrical circuits can be in the range of the handle i (in the previously mentioned
  • FIGS. 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 By means of Bowden cables preferably moved by servomotors via worm gears, the individual 5 phases of the movement of the tongs can be electrically program-controlled.
  • FIG. 13 A further embodiment variant for users who take the risk of bending over when receiving dog feces piles is shown in FIG. 13.
  • This variant is based on the fact that for receiving the gripping shells a by hand down to be moved and manually opened clamp (0 in 13), the gripping shell detected at the Klammerfalte V and is fixed by subsequent closure of the clip. Then, the closing members C5a and C5b moved by means of spiral torsion springs in FIG. 13, hand-braked by spring force, move downwards as far as necessary. The two halves of the gripping shells a (shown in FIG. 13) are correspondingly closed, the dog feces being picked up. The emptying process is analogously reversed.
  • Fig. 14 is also an embodiment of a handset for persons, which in
  • Dr arranged (shown in Fig. 14), are equipped as a closing drive.
  • the gripping shells are identical to all previously described.
  • the thin cables Os shown in Fig. 14 are only stretched as long as the grippers are to be opened bl, b2, b3 and b4. With subsequent lowering of the striker loosen the ropes Os.
  • Disposal technology ensures that the municipalities of many
  • FIG. 15 an embodiment variant of the hand-held device according to the invention is shown which, although having the disadvantage that the operator must bend over when receiving the waste. This is likewise the case with those variants according to FIG. 13 and FIG. 14 of the first application AZ 1718/2006, whereby, however, according to simplest conception and thus smallest size of the hand-held device and with very low acquisition costs can be expected. Thus, the beneficial effect of a larger number of users of such hand devices is also possible.
  • the hand-held device 15 is characterized by the fact that its locking arms C6a and C6b manage by means of hand movement without the interposition of Bowden cables (as is also the case with the previously mentioned variants Fig. 13 and variant Fig. 14) 15 the further advantage that the ⁇ ffhungshebel 6al and 6a2 as parts of the striker purposes opening of the Greifschalen C7a by hand pressure against the spiral torsion spring force only more perpendicular (position I) to the horizontal need to be pressed against each other, because the still stored on the storage stack gripping shells C7a are arranged so that the striker arms C6a and C6b do not need to be opened so far as to set the already opened gripping pliers over the clamping fold CV.Then, for the purpose of initiating the clamping operation, the release of the manual pressure on the two opening levers 6a 1 or 6b takes place 1 until the gripping pliers CgI or Cg2 has firmly gripped the clamping fold CV.
  • the gripping shells C7a shown in Fig. 15, are preferably made of decomposable material and are similar to that in Figure 5 of the first application AZ 1718/2006 executed.
  • all of the gripping shells or the like shown in these patent applications need not only be equipped with Velcro parts or only partially or not at all, because instead of this or some of these gripping shells to be attached closure means may consist of adhesive surfaces protected with adhesive tape cover papers. The thereby deducted covers the splices can be disposed of at the same time with the filled waste containers.
  • the subsequent opening process takes place in such a way that the roller or preferably a tubular roller CRr or CRl has slid under the lug CaI or Ca2 and is thus able to carry out the required "lifting work" for the half shells of the grabber shells C7a.
  • Fig. 16 shows a variant which is similar to the previously described variant.
  • hook-and-loop fasteners adhesive strips or adhesive-impregnated elastic foam strips or short pieces of such strips (which may be provided with peelable paper strips remaining in the interior of the "disposable” bag after removal thereof) (These are not shown graphically).
  • Paper piece Esv or Esh be arranged in Fig. 17.
  • the Aufhahmeblatt El (shown in Fig. 18) has at its future inner sides (Fig.
  • flap Fkr and FkI preferably made of cardboard or cardboard
  • Fkr and FkI preferably made of cardboard or cardboard
  • sliders which are arranged on the inside at an angle on the receiving sheet (Fgr or FgI in FIG. 19, Fig. 20 and in Fig. 21 seen), which during the closing movement (picking up dog excrement or the like) of the Aufhahmeblattes at the edges of the flaps Fkr or FkI strip, causing the two flaps erect perpendicular perpendicular purpose and perpendicular so that the frontal statements of the filled now formed waste bag Fig. 21, form.
  • the said flaps are shaped so that their circumference enforce the desired contour of the filled waste bag.
  • Transport containers of chicken eggs can be easily produced by the manufacturer of the same, so that these chicken eggs packaging transport container after removal of the chicken eggs then as gripping container for receiving dog feces or the like, can be used.
  • chicken transport containers Fig. 22 ET6 (hereinafter referred to as E-containers) may be slightly modified as shown below. For they already have several features of previously described subject invention. Alone the fact that such e-containers from two pivotable and closable half-shelled There are suggestions about their use as dog waste collection trays. In addition, this opens up opportunities to use disposable material again meaningful and to allow the dog owners to cost reductions in dog ownership.
  • incisions Esa and Esb in FIG. 22 are already provided at the base of the stump pyramids Pya or Pyb in FIG. 22, respectively.
  • These supporting pyramids are now being used as dogcot collection trays e.g. from the dog owner as shown in Fig. 23, obliquely pushed inward. This creates space to be able to absorb the groupage largely unhindered.
  • a holding bracket Hbg Fig. 25 and Fig. 26 is arranged on the support pyramid side opposite cover plate Adp Fig. 25 and Fig. 26.
  • This may preferably consist of cardboard, paper, cardboard or elastic material.
  • Elastic material has the advantage that it is non-slip.
  • the closing edges SkI or Skr in FIGS. 28, 29 and 30 can be equipped with adhesive strips (also with strips to be pulled off, with Velcro pieces or even with sticky small dimensioned elastic or foam strips) as described in the other embodiments not shown in the drawing.
  • disposable containers need not necessarily be cardboard, cardboard, paper, but suitable for this many types of plastics (eg PP, PE plastics, etc.) are.
  • plastics eg PP, PE plastics, etc.
  • the movements of the striker Ce and indirectly the gripper Be do not necessarily have to be moved by means of Bowden cables. Rather, the striker can be moved by means of train-pressure elements Ze.
  • the parts Ze are attached to the top of the joint Ge and below the joint Se of the striker Ce.
  • the joint Ge is attached to the telescopic rod Te.
  • the telescopic rod Te encloses the main staff He.
  • the grip carrier Re fix is connected.
  • the rocker arm Ke is attached via the joint Fe. This rocker arm is manually operated and moves the telescopic rod over the loop Le and the bolt Ze against the spring tension FZe upwards or with the spring tension following down.
  • the spring tension FZe is on the one hand attached to the upper end of the telescopic rod while the lower end of the spring tension is fixed to the main rod He. This ensures that when you release the rocker arm Ke, the striker Ce move towards closing. If the oscillating lever Ke is moved all the way up, the striker Ce moves into its upper end position. In this case, the gripping tongs Be on the tension element too open. Now the device can be held over the fold Fa of a still located on the stack gripping bowl GRa. Then, the rocker arm Ke is moved down with the gripper enclosing the fold Fa and this clamps.
  • the gripping bowl GRa is firmly connected to the handset and can be placed over the KotPSufchen which after further release of the rocker arm Ke, the striker Ce the gripping shells GRa record the contents and keep closed. If another pile should be picked up, then the closed grapple GRa can be reopened a bit by rocker arm movement and then both heaps can be picked up again by closing movement into the grapple GRa. Now the device can be held on a waste container and the filled gripping bowl can be disposed of along with their contents. So that the filled gripping cup falls out of the device, the oscillating lever is once moved briefly up to the stop, then opens the gripper Be (according to the now tensioned tension member) and releases the gripping cup.
  • the operator does not have to bend over. Also, the handset is not dirty. Also, there is no manual contact with the warm and soft content of a plastic bag.
  • a further embodiment of the hand-held device described above can be given in the case of application of the telescopic design and / or in the application case of the Bowden cable design with the possibilities shown in Figure 31a.
  • a handle 4g is attached to the top of the main bar He.
  • strap 4b can now the telescopic rod Te are moved against the spring tension each upward.
  • the bracket is moved down.
  • the space 4r offers the advantage that it is possible there to push your hand so far, that the device can only be worn hanging on the forearm. Thus, one has both hands free to perform other activities.
  • a spring train FZe can also by means of elastic (trains) - not shown, the telescopic rod down to perform the closing movement.
  • Fig. 32 it is shown that steel springs depending on the desired clamping force can be hung not only at the normal point B, but at other points (C, D, E) for each increased spring tension. With increased spring tension, thus, the closing force of the double half shell (s) can be varied.
  • the cardboard double half shells will then be available in various sizes in the supermarkets and / or shop houses.
  • FIG 33 shows an embodiment of a double half-shell "Da" of a possible application as well, which can be produced in one piece (punched and then pressed and post-punched) in such a way that it fulfills various modes of operation
  • the clamping fold Fa has lateral embossing notches Dk
  • the better grip is further enhanced by the execution of the pleat top Do, which, when the pleat is closed by the pliers, causes the pliers to be held in place conical design of the clamping fold keeps the pliers even safer.
  • the bending points Db of the double half-shell are several times slightly notched, so on the one hand, the two half-shells move easily down and on the other hand, this bends should not give way to "light", so that the two half-shells on the occasion Repeated Kotaufhahmen close too far down and enough ⁇ f ⁇ hungsweite for reloading further dog waste remains possible.
  • stiffening strips Vsr and VsI are arranged on the horizontal closing edges of the double half shells, which prevent buckling or bulging of the double half shells during use. Also, these are shown as shown in Fig. 34, tilted so that first with the half-shell Dal the feces Trümmerl clean from the ground (reed) can be added.
  • FIG. 35 shows an important arrangement which can be seen for the correct positioning of the jamming tongs b in FIG. 1, when an empty or a filled double half shell is being transported, but with the two closing brackets Ce in FIGS. 31 and C 1,2 and C3 4 are located in the open position in FIG. 1 and can not prevent the clamping nipper Be, which is hinged to itself, from oscillating back and forth in FIG. 31 and in FIG. 35. This ensures that it is then possible to pick up specific heaps. Also with regard to emptying this brings advantages.
  • hook-shaped brackets Mh are arranged so that the horn-shaped arms Ma abut the bracket Mh when the clamping tongs Be are in the closed position.
  • the variant Bowden cable is quite well suited, because it is thus easily possible to increase the rod portion kinking to at least halve the length of the device.
  • a telescopic structure can also be kinked, but dind but special precautions to make (asymmetric joints, etc.).
  • Fig. 36 shows a version of the handset (dog droppings and dog droppings disposal device). It could be found that instead of a tension member (rubber strand or spring tension) which must be arranged on the outside of the outer square telescopic tube, an inner compression spring can perform the same services. Thus, fewer external (vulnerable) components of the device are arranged in a protected manner.
  • a tension member rubber strand or spring tension
  • a compression coil spring located in the inner telescopic square tube pushes the inner square tube 101 upward.
  • a through bolt 106 is fixed to which the compression spring 104 "supports.”
  • a slot slot 126 In order for the compression spring to push the inner telescopic tube 101 upwards, a slot slot 126 (FIG.
  • the not yet closed double half shell 112 is detected at the back 128 (Fig. 36 and Fig. 40) by means of the gripping tongs 110 and held.
  • the opened double half-shell 112 (fig.40) which is now attached to the handset can be held over the dog-manure debris to be removed.
  • the process can now take place (for example, another heap can be added to the previously dropped heap to be resumed together afterwards ... etc.).
  • the fully-filled Doppleschreibschalen basket can then on a waste container (also
  • Biotonne are kept remotely controlled. Once the ⁇ ffhungsgriff is pulled all the way up not only the striker 108, but also the grasping forceps 110 open completely and then the filled basket falls (also without any manual contact) in the
  • Biomass valuable biogas can be produced. In larger cities similar to Vienna, about 2,000 tonnes of dog waste that is theoretically disposed of annually accumulates.
  • the double half-shell basket Fig. 37 (for example, approximately on a scale of 1: 1) appropriately and to be able to produce it efficiently, it was possible to proceed according to the invention as follows: As shown in FIGS. 38 and 39, as shown in FIG. 38 and in FIG. 39, the outlines may not be stamped out of cardboard or cardboard according to the outlines (approximately on a scale of 1: 2) and according to the dotted lines, for example 113a (FIG scribed, but by mechanical pressure embossed bending edges are manufactured in low-cost pass-through process.
  • the flaps 114 are either glued after corresponding bending buckling (FIG. 37) - double-sided adhesive tape is also suitable for this - if its cover film is pulled off before the gluing process or else by means of staples on the part 122 in (FIG. stapled. Staple 123 is shown in FIG.
  • a further embodiment of the double-shell cups can take place according to FIG. 39.
  • a plug-in method is used.
  • the flap 120 is finally inserted into the pre-cut slot 121. It was found that this embodiment variant can also meet the requirements, provided that the lightweight carton quality of the basket material corresponds.
  • the tabs 116, 117 (Fig. 37) and 118 (Fig. 38) are not to be glued, but serve just as the tabs 113, 115 merely as stiffeners.
  • a stop 107 (FIG. 36) is sufficient in each case. Also located inside the inner telescoping tube 101 is a sliding block 105 (Fig. 36) which causes the lower end of the compression spring 104 to be centered on the pin 106 and can not cause harmful frictional resistance due to possible "canting".
  • an intermediate piece 127b is inserted, which is slightly conical at its lower end to receive the compression spring 104 or to attach.
  • a locking pin 102 (FIG. 36) holds said intermediate piece in the part 101, namely the inner telescopic square tube, firmly.
  • the two square tubes should not be made of the same material. In the course of time, it could otherwise lead to the reduction of telescoping Slipperiness come.
  • cups 112 can preferably be equipped with clamping tabs 112a and keyway 112b.
  • This arrangement can serve the purpose that, when the last manure picking operation is completed, the "loaded basket" remains closed after dropping it into the dog waste bin, this possibility can sometimes be required, however, the operator must do so after the last one Aumahmevorgang the two side wings 112 c (these are at their kinked accordingly compressed or made by means of rows of holes easily bendable by the manufacturer) and then he bends the clamping plate 112 a by about 90 degrees and lets go of the two wings two double half-shells of the basket, at the opening of the same.
  • the basket 142 is possible without stapling or bonding any tabs, wings or the like, according to further variants of completely flat stamped "blanks" of stable double-shelled cups ..
  • all necessary slots and edges are already provided instead of bending edges of cartons or the like, perforated garlands produced by means of stitch needles can be prepared on the lines to be bent later as well as small "slot" slots can serve as preparation for edge bending points.
  • the "middle finger" 142 a is pushed into the slot 142 b, the two fingers 142 i and 142 j remaining outside the basket housing for stabilization.
  • the "pointed" 142 c is placed in the slot 142 k and bent there by 180 degrees inwardly to then be plugged as a backup in the slot 142 H. To this process, it may be beneficial if previously the corner of the part 142 something after was pressed outside.
  • Embodiment merely by bending tabs (wings or lobes) of cardboard,
  • the backup wings can be secured by means of secondary securing wings.
  • Fig. 44 shows more clearly the movement processes.
  • Middle finger 142 a is in the
  • Fig. 45 shows the inside of a cup half after completion of the cup formation of flat Matreial.
  • the pointed 142 c is pushed into the slot 142 h and is thus secured against "tipping".
  • Fig. 46 shows an embodiment of a dog excrement receiving device, in which on the one hand there is the possibility of shortening the "stick" of the device by operating the scissors mechanism so that the device fits into an ordinary carrier bag , 7 pieces scissor members but a smaller number to arrange the same.
  • the stem of the device should be much longer than is the case with standard devices. Then, the version shown in Fig. 46 (or one with more scissor members) can be selected. Also, instead, the lengths of the scissors link components 46 e in FIG. 46 could be increased.
  • 46 d shows a hint of the arrangement of control Bowden cables. Because with changes in the stem lengths, it is easier with Bowden cables, which length changes can absorb only by deformation to proceed.
  • 46 c shows a hint of the pliers operating lever, which makes the movement of the pliers (also closing striker) over the Bowden cables.
  • 46 a and 46 b are the stem length change lever handles.
  • FIG. 47 shows a modified type of the previously described systems.
  • This is an approximately round Paper piece 48 a, which has a preferably made of cardboard angle 48 b and on which a set up by means of spring force or elastic web 48 c, 48 d recorded with the pliers.
  • striker 48 e is pressed at the same time lifting the device, the paper 48 a to the male Good and finally included in this and then the so-filled filled with excrement paper by solving the pliers 48 d, thrown into the waste container.
  • Fig. 49 it is shown that the angle 48 c is not opened yet. Because in this position would be the paper 48 a still on the stack of goods to be sold. To save space, the angle should be stored in this configuration that, if the choice of the embodiment according to Fig. 46 should be chosen, then the receiving device (with the parts 46 f and 46 g, etc.) is so articulated that the Gripping tools can always record the material to be picked from above and not at an angle to the ground level is more advantageous.
  • 48 parts 48b and 48c can also be arranged as a holding part for the gripping tongs the better stacking barkei t parts of the angle pieces can be folded in advance).
  • the thus held paper bag is now held over the Hundekotophufchen (inverted) and then move the preferably star-shaped locking pliers 48e by means of sliding ring from top to bottom.
  • the controlled from the handle slide ring is not shown in the drawing. This will trap the heap in the piece of paper.
  • the piece of paper which has been spread out can now be screwed in, as it were, below the dog's leg.

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L'invention concerne un procédé d'élimination de déchets tels que des excréments canins. L'invention concerne également quelques outils et dispositifs utilisables à cet effet. Au moyen de dispositifs de préhension, des coques spéciales en carton ou analogues sont remplies des déchets. Les dispositifs de préhension peuvent être actionnés manuellement ou par voie électromécanique. Les récipients en carton sont amenés avec leur contenu au lieu de collecte d'ordures.
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