Lepidoptera insect specimen transport case

Abstract

The utility model provides a lepidoptera insect specimen transport case which comprises a case body, a case cover and a plurality of specimen protection boxes, a plurality of box placing grooves are formed in the case body, damping sponge is laid at the bottom of each box placing groove, and the specimen protection boxes are clamped in the box placing grooves; the specimen protection box comprises a box body and a box cover, a lower-layer sponge is arranged in the box body, and eva foam is laid on the bottom surface of the lower-layer sponge; an upper-layer sponge is arranged at the bottom of the box cover, abdomen reserved grooves are formed in the center of the lower-layer sponge and the center of the upper-layer sponge in a penetrating mode, and a preservative groove is further formed in the lower-layer sponge; the periphery of the box cover and the periphery of the box body are locked together through a set of buckles respectively, and in the locked state, the lower-layer sponge and the upper-layer sponge are pressed to slightly deform so as to flatten wings of specimens. The lepidoptera insect specimen transport case has the advantages of being good in protection effect, simpler to operate, large in containing quantity and suitable for large-batch transportation.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of specimen transportation, in particular to a lepidopteran insect specimen transportation box. Background Art

[0002] Lepidoptera, which includes various butterflies and moths, are very fragile specimens and therefore require careful storage. Existing methods for preserving Lepidoptera specimens primarily use triangular paper bags, which are relatively inexpensive but can only be used to package specimens that have not yet expanded their wings and lack a cushioning mechanism, making them susceptible to damage during transport.

[0003] In addition to the commonly used triangular paper bag method, some specimens in the prior art are also preserved in specimen boxes. For example, the patent application number 201921267975.5 discloses a simple butterfly specimen collection box, which uses a first wing pressing member and a second wing pressing member that can be flipped to press the upper and lower wings of the butterfly to achieve the packaging of the spread-wing specimens. However, it still has the following disadvantages: (1) When fixing the specimen, it is necessary to first use a needle to preliminarily position the specimen trunk, then adjust the position of the wings, and then rotate the first wing pressing member and the second wing pressing member to press the upper and lower wings respectively. The operation is relatively troublesome, and it has no protection measures for dry wings. It can only be used to collect fresh specimens that have just been collected, and is not suitable for dried specimens that have been prepared; (2) The number of specimens placed in the collection box is small, and specimens with large size differences cannot be placed, and it cannot be transported in large quantities.

[0004] In order to solve the above problems, people have been seeking an ideal technical solution. Summary of the Invention

[0005] The purpose of the utility model is to address the deficiencies of the existing technology and thus provide a Lepidoptera specimen transport box which has good protection effect, is simpler to operate, can hold a large number of specimens and is suitable for large-scale transportation.

[0006] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the technical solution adopted by the utility model is: a lepidopteran insect specimen transport box, comprising a box body, a box lid covering the top of the box body and a number of specimen protection boxes, a plurality of box placement slots are arranged in the box body, the bottom of each box placement slot is paved with shock-absorbing sponge, and the specimen protection box is placed in the box placement slot; the specimen protection box comprises a box body and a box lid covering the top of the box body, a lower sponge is arranged in the box body, and the bottom surface of the lower sponge is paved with EVA foam; an upper sponge is arranged at the bottom of the box lid, and an abdomen reserved slot is provided through the center of the lower sponge and the center of the upper sponge, and a preservative slot is also provided on the lower sponge; the four sides of the box lid are locked together with the four sides of the box body by a group of snaps, and in the locked state, the lower sponge and the upper sponge are slightly deformed under pressure to flatten the wings of the specimen.

[0007] Based on the above, the multiple box slots are divided into ultra-small box slots, small box slots, medium box slots and large box slots. The large box slots are fixed in the box body, and the ultra-small box slots, the small box slots and the medium box slots adopt an independent split structure. The four ultra-small box slots can be arranged in the small box slot in a field shape, the four small box slots can be arranged in the medium box slot in a field shape, and the four medium box slots can be arranged in the large box slot in a field shape.

[0008] Based on the above, a ridge is provided at the top of the side wall of the box body, and a groove that cooperates with the ridge is provided at the bottom of the box cover. The box body and the box cover are buckled together through the ridge and the groove.

[0009] Based on the above, the top surface of the lower sponge is covered with a lower layer of sulfuric acid paper, and the bottom surface of the upper sponge is covered with an upper layer of sulfuric acid paper.

[0010] Based on the above, four legs are provided at the four corners of the bottom of the box body, and four notches are provided at the four corners of the top of the box cover. The legs match the shape of the notches so that the legs can be stuck on the notches.

[0011] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has substantial features and progress. Specifically, the present invention can place multiple specimen protection boxes at one time through the multiple box placement slots arranged in the box body. In the specimen protection box, the EVA foam is used to fix the specimen needle, the abdominal reserved slot is used to store the specimen trunk, and the preservative slot is used to place the preservative to extend the preservation time. The box body and the box lid can be locked by pressing. At the same time, the upper sponge and the lower sponge are slightly deformed by pressure to flatten the spread wings of the specimen. The flexibility of the sponge also protects the specimen wings. It has the advantages of good protection effect, simpler operation, large storage quantity, and suitability for large-scale transportation.

[0012] Furthermore, the box slots are divided into slots for ultra-small boxes, slots for small boxes, slots for medium boxes and slots for large boxes, which can meet the storage needs of specimens of different sizes; the ultra-small box slots, the small box slots and the medium box slots adopt an independent split structure, and the number of slots for boxes of different specifications in the box can be changed by assembling and taking out the boxes.

[0013] Furthermore, the arrangement of the ridges and the grooves facilitates the buckling of the box body and the box cover; and the arrangement of the upper layer of sulfuric acid paper and the lower layer of sulfuric acid paper can prevent phosphorus powder on the wings from falling off.

[0014] Furthermore, by arranging the supporting legs at the bottom of the box body and the notched corners at the top of the box cover, the specimen transport boxes can be positioned and fixed when they are stacked, further facilitating large-scale transportation. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 The utility model is a schematic diagram of the external structure of the Lepidoptera insect specimen transport box.

[0016] Figure 2 It is a top view of the box body in the utility model.

[0017] Figure 3 It is a top view of the box cover in the utility model.

[0018] Figure 4 It is a structural schematic diagram of the specimen protection box of the utility model.

[0019] Figure 5 It is a structural schematic diagram of the specimen protection box of the utility model when it is in an open state.

[0020] Figure 6 It is a top view of the middle and lower sponges of the utility model.

[0021] Figure 7 The utility model is a schematic structural diagram of lepidopteran insect specimen transport boxes stacked together.

[0022] In the figure: 1. Box body; 2. Box lid; 3. Box body; 4. Box lid; 5. Slot for extra-small boxes; 6. Slot for small boxes; 7. Slot for medium boxes; 8. Slot for large boxes; 9. Lower sponge; 10. EVA foam; 11. Upper sponge; 12. Abdominal slot; 13. Preservative slot; 14. Buckle; 15. Lower paper sheet; 16. Upper paper sheet; 17. Ridge; 18. Leg; 19. Missing corner. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0023] The technical solution of the present utility model is further described in detail below through specific implementation methods.

[0024] like Figure 1-7 As shown, a lepidopteran insect specimen transport box includes a box body 1, a box cover 2 covering the top of the box body 1 and several specimen protection boxes. The box body 1 is provided with multiple box placement slots, and the bottom of each box placement slot is paved with a shock-absorbing sponge. The specimen protection box is placed in the box placement slot, and the shock-absorbing sponge plays a buffering role.

[0025] In order to be able to store specimens of different sizes, the multiple box slots are divided into ultra-small box slots 5, small box slots 6, medium box slots 7 and large box slots 8, which are respectively used to place specimen protection boxes of different sizes; wherein, the large box slots 8 are fixed in the box body 3, and the ultra-small box slots 5, the small box slots 6 and the medium box slots 7 adopt an independent split structure, four of the ultra-small box slots 5 can be arranged in the small box slots 6 in a field shape, four of the small box slots 6 can be arranged in the medium box slots 7 in a field shape, and four of the medium box slots 7 can be arranged in the large box slots 8 in a field shape; when in use, the ultra-small box slots 5, the small box slots 6 and the medium box slots 7 can be placed or removed according to actual conditions to change the number of box slots of different specifications in the box.

[0026] The specimen protection box includes a box body 3 and a box cover 4 covering the top of the box body 3. The box body 3 is provided with a lower sponge 9, and the bottom surface of the lower sponge 9 is covered with EVA foam 10, which is used to fix the specimen needle. The bottom of the box cover 4 is provided with an upper sponge 11. The center of the lower sponge 11 and the center of the upper sponge 9 are connected to each other to form an abdominal reserved groove 12, which is used to accommodate the specimen trunk. The lower sponge 11 is also provided with a preservative groove 13, which is used to place a preservative to extend the shelf life.

[0027] The four sides of the box cover 4 and the four sides of the box body 3 are locked together by a set of buckles 14. In the locked state, the lower sponge 9 and the upper sponge 11 are slightly deformed by pressure to flatten the wings of the specimen. The flexibility of the sponge provides good protection for the wings. The top surface of the lower sponge 9 is covered with a lower layer of sulfuric acid paper 15, and the bottom surface of the upper sponge 11 is covered with an upper layer of sulfuric acid paper 16, so as to prevent the phosphorus powder on the wings of the specimen from falling off.

[0028] During specific use, the specimen needle on the completed lepidopteran specimen is inserted into the EVA foam 10, and the specimen trunk is stored in the reserved groove 12 in the abdomen. At this time, the wings of the specimen are also flat on the lower layer of sulfuric acid paper 15. After covering the box cover 4, the buckle 14 is pressed to lock the box body 3 and the box cover 4. At the same time, the upper sponge 11 and the lower sponge 9 are slightly deformed under pressure, flattening the unfolded wings. The flexibility of the sponge also protects the specimen wings. Finally, several specimen protection boxes are placed in the box slots in the box body 1, and the box cover 2 is covered to effectively protect the specimens from damage during transportation.

[0029] In order to facilitate the buckling of the box body 1 and the box cover 2, a ridge 17 is provided on the top of the side wall of the box body 1, and a groove that cooperates with the ridge 17 is provided on the bottom of the box cover 2. The box body 1 and the box cover 2 are buckled together through the ridge 17 and the groove.

[0030] In order to facilitate large-scale transportation, four supporting legs 18 are provided at the four corners of the bottom of the box body 1, and four notched corners 19 are provided at the four corners of the top of the box cover 2. The supporting legs 18 match the shapes of the notched corners 19 so that the supporting legs 18 can be stuck on the notched corners 19, which makes it convenient to stack and place the specimen transport boxes.

[0031] Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solution of the utility model and not to limit it; although the utility model has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, ordinary technicians in the field should understand that the specific implementation methods of the utility model can still be modified or some technical features can be replaced by equivalents; without departing from the spirit of the technical solution of the utility model, they should all be included in the scope of the technical solution for which protection is requested in the utility model.

Claims

1. A Lepidoptera insect specimen transport box, characterized by: The box comprises a box body, a box cover on the top of the box body, and a plurality of specimen protection boxes. The box body is provided with a plurality of box placement slots, and the bottom of each box placement slot is paved with a shock-absorbing sponge. The specimen protection box is placed in the box placement slot; The specimen protection box includes a box body and a box cover covering the top of the box body, a lower sponge is arranged in the box body, and the bottom surface of the lower sponge is covered with EVA foam; an upper sponge is arranged at the bottom of the box cover, and an abdominal reserved groove is opened through the center of the lower sponge and the center of the upper sponge, and a preservative groove is also opened on the lower sponge; the four sides of the box cover are locked together with the four sides of the box body by a group of snaps. In the locked state, the lower sponge and the upper sponge are slightly deformed under pressure to flatten the wings of the specimen.

2. The Lepidoptera insect specimen transport box according to claim 1, characterized in that: The multiple box placement slots are divided into ultra-small box placement slots, small box placement slots, medium box placement slots and large box placement slots. The large box placement slots are fixed in the box body. The ultra-small box placement slots, the small box placement slots and the medium box placement slots adopt an independent split structure. Four ultra-small box placement slots can be arranged in the small box placement slots in a field shape, four small box placement slots can be arranged in the medium box placement slots in a field shape, and four medium box placement slots can be arranged in the large box placement slots in a field shape.

3. The Lepidoptera insect specimen transport box according to claim 2, characterized in that: The top of the side wall of the box body is provided with a ridge, and the bottom of the box cover is provided with a groove that cooperates with the ridge. The box body and the box cover are buckled together through the ridge and the groove.

4. The Lepidoptera insect specimen transport box according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: The top surface of the lower sponge is paved with a lower layer of sulfuric acid paper, and the bottom surface of the upper sponge is paved with an upper layer of sulfuric acid paper.

5. The Lepidoptera insect specimen transport box according to claim 4, characterized in that: Four supporting legs are provided at the four corners of the bottom of the box body, and four notched corners are provided at the four corners of the top of the box cover. The supporting legs match the shapes of the notched corners so that the supporting legs can be stuck on the notched corners.

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