JP2002204744A - Stands for incense stick and scent incense stick utilizing flame resistant coarsely wound coil - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To burn incense sticks and scent incense sticks to their terminal ends although in the conventional stands for the incense sticks and scent incense sticks, parts in the stands can not be burnt and are thrown away, to enjoy their perfumes 5-10% longer and to prevent dust of ash from being whirled up when the incense sticks are stood in the ash and are burnt. SOLUTION: A flame resistant coarsely wound spring is utilized in such a way that heat absorption is less at the part where the incense sticks and the scent incense sticks are stood and the same safety as the conventional cases can be ensured, where the spring is made into a shape with a different diameter to make it possible to additionally fit to a conventional commercially available product. In addition, instead of the incense stood in the ash, the flame resistant coarsely wound coil is vertically stood on an ash tray and the incense sticks are inserted into the coarsely wound coil, so that remaining ash is pushed out and it can be washed with water.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

According to the present invention, the incense stick and perfume incense stick 1 uses a flame-resistant sparsely wound coil 2 to disperse the supporting portion of the smoke generating member so that a large amount of heat is not absorbed at one time and the fire is not extinguished. It is designed to completely burn up to the end of the smoke body.

[0002]

[Prior art] Conventionally, perfume incense is used to prevent ignition.
It was made of a fire-resistant material, such as porcelain, glass, metal, etc., but the heat was absorbed at the contact where the perfume incense was inserted and the fire was extinguished. As a result, about 3 mm of the end of the perfume incense remained unburned and was discarded as a loss. Also, when incense sticks were put on the ash 4 of the incense stick, the part inserted into the ash was extinguished due to heat absorption or lack of oxygen, and the end portion 5 was discarded without being burnable. Ash 4
It was hard to pick it up from inside.

Problems and Means to be Solved by the Invention

[0003] The present invention has been devised to eliminate waste due to non-combustion of the supporting portion of the incense stick and perfume incense, and to enjoy the smoked fragrance 5 to 10% longer than the conventional method.

The present invention disperses the supporting portions of the incense sticks and perfume incense sticks, and reduces the heat absorption and cooling by making the linear incense into a thin linearized one. I did it. This will be described with reference to FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, a flame-resistant sparsely wound coil-shaped mounting hole 8 and a mounting portion 9 for a flame-resistant table are integrally provided.

[0005] With a flame-resistant coil having such a shape,
While keeping the incense stick and perfume incense from falling or falling, the burning part becomes extremely thin and short line contact 6, and by reducing the winding, heat absorption is further reduced and the fire is extinguished. Therefore, the combustion is continued, and in the sparse portion of the coil between the contact portions, the combustion portion is completely burnt to the end portion 7 of the smoke body while returning to the original thermal power.

[0006] By making the shape of the flame-resistant coil different in diameter, the portion having the different diameter serves as an insertion stopper, and the contact portion also becomes smaller 10, thereby ensuring complete combustion.

[0007] One end of the flame-resistant coil is bent (the bent portion may not be coil-shaped or coil-shaped) so that the central portion of the spiral perfume incense can be easily mounted, and the bent one end is A spiral-type perfume incense attached to a flame-resistant incense stand integrated with an ash tray and attached to a flame-resistant coil is designed to completely burn to the center of the vortex.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view in which a flame-resistant sparsely wound coil having a different diameter and an incense stick are mounted.

FIG. 2 is a side view in which one end of a flame-resistant sparsely wound coil is bent.

FIG. 3 is a front view in which incense is mounted on a flame-resistant coil.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a conventional commercially available perfume incense stand fitted with an incense stick.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a conventional commercially available perfume wire incense fitted with a flame-resistant sparsely wound different diameter coil.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view of a conventional incense stand for a Buddhist altar.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view in which a flame-resistant sparsely wound coil is attached to an ash tray;

[Explanation of symbols]

 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 incense stick, perfume incense stick 2 fire-resistant sparsely wound coil 3 unburned end 4 ash 5 unburned end in ash 6 thin linearized contact part 7 end of incense in coil 8 inner diameter of coil Attachment of incense perfume incense stick in 9 Insert part to conventional incense stick 10 Contact part of incense stick and coil stopper point 11 Conventional incense stand 12 Burned ash 13 Extruded and discharged ash 14 Attach flame-resistant sparsely wound coil Ashtray

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. An incense / perfume incense holder which uses a flame-resistant coil with a sparsely wound coil and in which incense / perfume incense is inserted into its inner diameter to enable complete combustion up to its end. 2. A different diameter in which a sparsely wound flame-resistant coil portion having an inner diameter into which incense sticks and perfume incense can be inserted, and an outer diameter portion which can be inserted into a conventional incense incense mounting portion of a commercially available perfume incense stand. Shaped thing 3. A flame-resistant sparsely wound coil part having an inner diameter into which an incense stick / perfume incense can be inserted, and an angled part attached to the flame-resistant container 4. A vessel which can be mounted with one or more flame-resistant sparsely wound coils and can also be used as a tray for residual ash after smoking.