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Low-cost harmless fly-sticking adhesive
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An adhesive, low-cost technology, applied in the direction of adhesives, adhesive types, rosin adhesives, etc., can solve the problems of toxic raw materials, killing mosquitoes and flies, and having peculiar smell, and achieve the effect of high viscosity and improved fly killing effect
Inactive Publication Date: 2016-11-02
TONGLING DONGSHENG ECOLOGICAL AGRI SCI & TECH CO LTD
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[0003] As we all know, fly pollution has always been a technical problem that restricts the development of the catering industry and food processing industry. A long time ago, researchers at home and abroad have conducted a lot of research on green and environmentally friendly fly killing tools. Now various fly papers have been launched on the market. Although it can adhere to and kill flies to a certain extent, there are still many key technologies that have not been solved, such as some raw materials are poisonous and have peculiar smell, which do not meet the requirements of human health, and the product lacks attractants and cannot fundamentally kill flies. Mosquitoes
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[0010] Example 1, a low-cost and harmless sticky fly adhesive, including attractant and adhesive,
[0011] The attractant includes the following raw materials in parts by weight: 1 part of sucrose, 1 part of fructose, 1 part of honey, 2 parts of egg white and beer liquid mixture, 1 part of fish and shrimp liquid;
[0012] The adhesive includes the following raw materials in parts by weight: 20 parts rosin, 10 parts mineral oil, 20 parts EVA solution, 15 parts lactic acid, 15 parts unsaturated resin glue;
[0013] Add the raw material of the viscous agent at a temperature of 80° and mix and stir, and add the raw material of the attractant when the temperature drops to 40°.
Embodiment 2
[0014] Example 2, a low-cost and harmless slimy fly adhesive, including attractant and adhesive,
[0015] The attractant includes the following parts by weight of raw materials: 3 parts sucrose, 3 parts fructose, 2 parts honey, 4 parts egg white and beer liquid mixture, 2 parts fish and shrimp liquid;
[0016] The adhesive includes the following raw materials in parts by weight: 40 parts rosin, 20 parts mineral oil, 230 parts EVA solution, 20 parts lactic acid, 20 parts unsaturated resin glue, and 10 parts ketamineantioxidant;
[0017] At a temperature of 110°, the raw materials of the viscose are mixed and stirred. When the temperature drops to 60°, the raw materials of the attractant are added.
Embodiment 3
[0018] Example 3, a low-cost and harmless sticky fly adhesive, including attractant and adhesive,
[0019] The attractant includes the following parts by weight of raw materials: 2 parts sucrose, 2 parts fructose, 1 part honey, 3 parts egg white and beer liquid mixture, 2 parts fish and shrimp liquid;
[0020] The adhesive includes the following raw materials in parts by weight: 30 parts rosin, 15 parts mineral oil, 25 parts EVA solution, 17 parts lactic acid, 18 parts unsaturated resin glue, 7 parts ketoamine antioxidant;
[0021] Add the raw material of the viscose at a temperature of 100° to mix and stir, and add the raw material of the attractant when the temperature drops to 50°.
[0022] Flies are omnivorous insects. Common species prefer sweets or rots. For example, hoverflies and parasitic flies like to visit flowers and suck nectar; fruit flies and fruit flies like to eat or rot; blow flies, house flies and flesh flies do Preference for carrion and feces, according to this ch...
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The invention discloses a low-cost harmless fly-sticking adhesive, including an attractant and an adhesive. The attractant comprises the following raw materials by weight: 1-3 parts of sucrose, 1-3 parts of fructose, 1-2 parts of honey, 2-4 parts of a mixture of egg white and beer, and 1-2 parts of fish and shrimp liquid. The adhesive comprises the following raw materials by weight: 20-40 parts of rosin, 10-20 parts of mineral oil, 20-30 parts of EVA solution, 15-20 parts of lactic acid and 15-20 parts of unsaturated resin. The low-cost harmless fly-sticking adhesive is safe, non-toxic, green, environment-friendly, high in viscosity, and odorless, does not produce ugly smell in the restaurant, hotel and toilet, and the waste after usage does not pollute the environment. The low-cost harmless adhesive fly-sticking adhesive has the function of actively attracting flies, so as to change passivity into activity and greatly improve the effect of killing flies.
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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of disease and insectpest control and hygiene, in particular to a low-cost and harmless sticky fly adhesive. Background technique [0002] Flies are typical "completely metamorphic insects". Statistics at the end of the 1970s showed that there were more than 120,000 species of Diptera insects in 132 families in the world, among which there were more than 34,800 species of flies in 64 families. The main species of flies are house flies, market flies, flesh flies, and Sarcophaga. Flies belong to the order Diptera, small to medium-sized, with antennae shorter than the total length of the head and chest, only 3 segments, with a segmental whip at the end of the segment or a feather-like set on the back of the segment, called antenna awn. There are 2 compound eyes and 3 monocular eyes. The mouthparts are licking and sucking. The forewings are membranous and used to fly. The hind wings degenerate into balance rods, hidden u...
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