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Swissinno Solutions Ag

Mathys Medizinaltechnik Ag

Jancic, Silvin

Silvin Jancic

Dennis Walstad

Gabriel Le Laidier

Marcel Suter

Gianni Rorato

A rodent trap () for catching and killing rodents, in particular mice and/or rats comprises clamp means () at least having an upper jaw part () and a lower jaw part (). The upper jaw part () is able to swing relative to the lower jaw part () from an open position to a closed position in which it hits and kills a rodent. The upper jaw part is at least partially rotatable around a jaw rotational axis (A). A lifting lever () for releasing the clamp means () from the opened position is comprised. The lifting lever () is activatable by a rodent on the first side (f) of the jaw rotational axis (A). A force means enables the clamp means () to change from the open position into the closed position when released. The force means in particular is at least one spring. The lifting lever () comprises a latch means () on a latch side (LS) of the lifting lever () which is arranged on a second side (s) of the jaw rotational axis (A), opposite of the first side (f) of the jaw rotational axis (A).

Rodent trap, system for refilling a rodent trap and method of refilling a rodent trap

A device for adjusting the length of a cord for carrying a wind instrument comprises two parts which can be pushed into one another, of which the first cup-shaped part has a recess and four openings and the second part has, as insert, a groove with a U-turn as well as a recess and two guide grooves. A cord piece is guided around the groove, out of the device and through an eyelet of a hook. A further cord piece is guided through the guide grooves and the four openings. The device allows the cord piece to be guided through the groove, which is completely separated from the guidance of cord pieces through the guide grooves. The guide grooves contain elements for deflecting and inhibiting the movement of the cord pieces. The device enables a stable and torsion-proof handling of the length adjustment of the cord. The device makes it possible that the cord length cannot adjust automatically, not even if the cord is not tensioned.

Carrying device for musical instruments

A sound deflector for a wind instrument has a sound deflector plate and a device for the mounting thereof on the edge of a bell of the wind instrument. The device for mounting the deflector plate has an upper part and a lower part, which are respectively fastenable on the outer surface or the inner side of the bell edge. The upper and lower parts are connected to one another by means of a hinge. According to the invention, the lower part and upper part each have at least two nubs having rounded edges. When the upper and lower parts are brought together, the nubs of the upper part and lower parts are each arranged offset in relation to one another. The sound deflector enables fastening on instruments having bell edges of different shapes and curvatures or on music stands. The offset arrangement of the nubs on the mounting device enables a clamping fastening on a bell edge. The sound deflector according to the invention is therefore universally usable.

Sound deflector for wind instruments

The invention relates to a device for carrying a wind instrument. The device comprises a Y-shaped frame having two arms (') extending upward, which are arcuate at the free ends () of the arms, and a third arm extending downward, which forms a support (). The two arms (&#x2032;) and the support () converge in a connecting element () and are connected to each other there. The arms (&#x2032;) can be designed as one piece together with the support () and the connecting element () in order to form a unit, or the arms (&#x2032;) can be connected to the connecting element () in an insertable or pivotable manner. A retaining element () for hanging the wind instrument () is provided on the connecting element ().

Carrying device for a wind instrument

A suction device for catching, for example, insects includes a piston arranged for axial movement in the axial direction inside a housing having a suction tube, and a spring attached between the piston and the suction tube. A locking member releasably locks with a latching member when the suction tube is moved in the axial direction against the piston. A trigger is actuated from outside the housing to release the latching member of the piston from the locking member of the suction tube. A spring force from the spring then causes the piston to move away from the suction tube toward the rear wall of the housing, producing a vacuum inside the housing which draws in the insects, spiders and other small animals.

Device for catching insects, spiders and other such small animals

An animal trap for catching mice has a box-shaped housing with foundation housing and attached to it is the cover housing, capable of swiveling. Arranged in the interior of the housing, there is a triggering system designed like a seesaw with a stepping platform. The cover housing is locked in the open position with the help of mechanical restraint devices. A locking mechanism resting in the cover housing has an unlocking button for restoring the open position, as well as an operating button for the user to transfer the cover housing into closed position.

Animal trap

A device for storing surgical instruments and/or implants, the device including at least one dish-shaped instrument tray () and a sealable lid () that is located on the top () of the tray. Each instrument tray () has a base () with a preferably rectangular outline and lateral walls () that are attached and extend vertically relative to the base () from the base underside (). The instrument trays () can be stacked. The lid () includes two displaceable closure mechanisms () having lower locking elements () that are directed towards the underside of the lid (). In addition, each instrument tray () has displaceable locking device (), with which an instrument tray () can be detachably fixed to an instrument tray () lying immediately below. The locking device () includes upper locking elements () that are directed towards the top () and lower locking elements () that are directed towards the underside (). The lower locking elements () can be detachably engaged with the upper locking elements () and with the base () of the instrument tray () lying immediately below to simultaneously fix the lid () and several instrument trays () to each other.

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Villmergen, Switzerland

Silvin Jancic