Low-damaged fruit storing utensil

Abstract

The invention discloses a low-damaged fruit storing utensil, comprising one or a plurality of fruit storing utensils, each comprising a hollow main case storing fruit, a buffer unit arranged in the hollow cavity of the main case and filled in peripheries of the fruits, and a cross-bar fixed on the upper part of hollow cavity of the main case for hanging the fruits. The low-damaged fruit storing utensil provided by the invention can achieve the storing mode of the fruits changed from transverse stockpiling mode to vertical hanging mode through change of traditional fruit stockpiling mode and a cross bar arranged on the upper part of the main case to conform to the growing state of the fruits. Meanwhile, the bottom of the main case and the fruits are separated with the buffer units, thereby reaching the purpose of reducing the squeeze and bumping between the fruits. The storing utensil can avoid mechanical damages to the fruits during the harvest, recycling and transportation processes. The low-damaged fruit storing utensil of the invention is simple in structure, low in cost, easy to use and maintain, thus having a bright market prospect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a fruit storage device, in particular to a low-loss fruit storage device. Background technique [0002] Litchi enjoys the reputation of "Lingnan Fruit King" and "Treasures in Fruits", and is well-known both at home and abroad. my country has a long history of lychee planting, and its output accounts for one-third of the world's total. The demand at home and abroad is extremely wide, but the lychee peel is thin, and it is easy to rot and deteriorate after mechanical damage. [0003] In the traditional way, lychees are usually stacked in ordinary cardboard boxes or plastic boxes after being picked. During storage, due to being squeezed, the upper layer of lychees can still be relatively intact, but the lower layer of lychees begins to rot. Experiments have shown that the lower the lychees are, the greater the pressure and the more serious the damage. In addition, collisions during transportation can easily cause surface damage,...

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Problems solved by technology

In addition, collisions during transportation can easily cause surface damage, resulting in rot and deterioration.

Not only lychees, but also many stringy or thin-skinned fruits are prone to damage during storage and transportation

[0004] Usually, in order to solve this problem, people usually set buffers in the fruit storage device, but it still cannot solve the problem that the fruit placed at the bottom is under a lot of pressure and is seriously damaged.

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