Abstract
In this paper, we propose a binder that reduces labor and uses heat to fuse the film in a short time. Existing stapler type binder have a disadvantage that the iron core remains in the soil after work is completed, and the tape type requires a lot of manpower. In order to solve this problem, in this study, a performance test of a thermal fusion binder for horticulture that fuses a film using heat generated by electricity and a comparative experiment with existing binders is conducted for commercialization. After measuring the heating time of the developed horticultural binder with heat-melting in 10 − 3(ms) units, the film binding force, that is, the performance of the binder was tested through the film tensile force test. In addition, a comparative experiment was conducted with the previously released stapler type and tape type binder and tensile force, and it was confirmed that binder with heat-melting was higher than the tensile force of the existing binder and the performance was even better.
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Fig. 1.Binder with heat-melting)
