JP3028576U - Incense stick for grave - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] To make it possible to easily ignite the entire incense stick for grave use. SOLUTION: In a grave-participating incense stick 1 in which a plurality of incense sticks 3 are bundled, the tip end portions of several incense sticks 3 are twisted by an ignition paper 6 and covered and fixed.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the device belongs]

 The present invention relates to a grave attendant incense stick, and in particular to a grave attendant incense stick having a structure in which it is easy to set fire to each of the bundled grave attendant incense sticks.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In the conventional incense sticks for visiting graves, a plurality of about 50 to 70 incense sticks are simply bundled in a bundling band.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Conventional incense sticks for visiting graves are made up of about 50 to 70 incense sticks, which are bundled together in a bundling band. It is difficult to set the whole incense stick on fire. Similarly, even if you use a lighter, it is difficult to set fire to each incense stick. There was a drawback that it was even harder to catch fire when the wind was blowing in the cemetery outdoors.

Therefore, the rolled newspaper was set on fire, and the incense sticks for grave attending was set on fire with the set newspaper. In this way, it is not possible to light the whole incense stick with only one matchstick, so I have to put it on many times in the match, and since the matchstick is set to the last minute, it is easy to get burned Even if it was used, it was similar and something inconvenient. Even when using newspaper, it was easy to get burned when igniting, and it was troublesome to dispose of the burned newspaper.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object thereof is to provide a grave attendant incense in which the whole grave attendant incense can be surely lit with one match stick.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned object, the incense stick for graves according to the present invention has a structure in which a plurality of incense sticks are bundled by twisting the tip of several incense sticks with ignition paper. It has a feature.

[0007] A plurality of bundles of incense sticks whose ends are twisted and bundled with ignition paper make up a grave attendant incense stick, and the tip end is twisted and bundled with ignition paper. The structure may be such that the tip of each incense stick is provided with an ignition agent.

In addition, the center part of the incense sticks for grave attendance may be meandered in an S shape, and the outer circumference of the incense sticks for grave attendance may be wound at least twice, and may be bound by an ignition paper protruding from the tip of the incense stick. it can.

When the ignition paper is ignited, the ignition paper continues to burn without extinguishing the flame, and the whole incense stick of the grave attendant incense is ignited.

[0010]

[Embodiment of device]

 1 is an explanatory view of an embodiment of the incense stick for a grave attending to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of an embodiment of the incense stick of FIG.

1 and 2, a grave attendant incense stick 1 is a bundle of a plurality of, for example, 5 or 6 incense sticks, that is, an incense stick 2 and several incense sticks 2, for example, It is a bundle of about 6 to 10 incense sticks 3. Then, the grave attending incense stick 1 is bundled with thin wrapping paper 4 in the vicinity of both ends thereof, and the whole is wrapped with the wrapping paper 5.

As shown in FIG. 2, the tip of the incense stick 2 constituting the grave attendant incense stick 1 is easily ignited, and even if the flame is extinguished when ignited, the fire is hard to extinguish and is thin, for example. An ignition paper 6 such as a cigarette paper or a dictionary paper is wound around the outer periphery twice or more, and the front end of the ignition paper 6 is twisted to be covered and fixed, that is, bound. Further, in order to more securely ignite the several incense sticks 3 constituting the incense bundle 2, an ignition agent such as red phosphorus, yellow phosphorus, and sulfur may be applied to the tip of each incense stick 3.

When the ignition paper 6 at the tip of the incense stick 2 that constitutes the incense stick 1 for grave attendance is lit using a match or the like, the ignition paper 6 is ignited, and the incense stick 2 is formed by the ignition paper 6. Several incense sticks 3 are ignited. When the tip of each incense stick 3 is coated with an igniting agent such as red phosphorus, yellow phosphorus, sulfur, etc., the igniting agent ignites and burns, and the strong burning power ignites each incense stick 3 that constitutes the incense stick 2 , The incense sticks 3 for all the grave attendant sticks are lit.

Since the outer periphery of the incense stick 1 for visiting graves is wound twice or more with the ignition paper 6, when the outer ignition paper 6 is ignited, the fire is immediately transferred to the inner ignition paper 6 that is overlaid. Even if the outer ignition paper 6 is about to disappear, the combustion continues due to the fire of the inner ignition paper 6 that has been stacked, and a great effect of avoiding extinction is exhibited.

In the manufacture of the incense stick 2 described above, a predetermined number of incense sticks 3 are collected, the ignition paper 6 is wound around the tip thereof a plurality of times, and the tip is twisted to be fixed, that is, bound. Further, in manufacturing the incense stick bundle 2 in which the ignition agent is adhered to the tip of the incense stick 3, a predetermined number of pieces of the incense stick 3 dried with a brush and coated with the ignition agent are collected, and the tip of the incense stick 6 is ignited. And bundle them with a twist. Alternatively, a predetermined number of incense sticks 3 are temporarily bundled, the tip of the incense stick 3 is dipped in a solution of an igniting agent, dried and then replaced with the above-mentioned temporary bundle, and the tip portion is twisted with the ignition paper 6 as described above to bind it. . A plurality of incense bundles 2 bound in this way are gathered together, and as shown in FIG. 1, both ends are bundled with thin wrapping paper 4, and the whole is wrapped with wrapping paper 5.

When the wrapping paper 5 of the incense stick for gravel 1 is removed and the ignition paper 6 of the incense stick 2 constituting the incense stick for gravel 1 is lit using a match or the like, the ignition paper 6 is ignited, and the ignition paper is ignited. The ignition of 6 also burns the other ignition paper 6. The incense sticks 3 constituting the incense stick bundle 2 are respectively ignited or burned by the ignition of the respective ignition papers 6, and the incense sticks 3 of the whole grave attendant incense stick are ignited.

Even when the wind blows in a graveyard such as outdoors, once the ignition paper 6 of the incense stick 2 is ignited, even if the flame of the ignition paper 6 disappears, due to the combustion characteristics of the ignition paper 6, The ignition paper 6 continues to burn, and each incense stick 3 is ignited.

When the tip of each incense stick 3 of the incense stick 2 is coated with an igniting agent such as red phosphorus, yellow phosphorus, sulfur, etc., the igniting agent ignites and burns, and the incense stick 2 is constituted by its powerful heating power. Each incense stick 3 to be fired is lit, and the incense sticks 3 for all the grave attending incense sticks are surely lit.

It should be noted that it is possible to construct around 50 to 70 incense sticks for incense sticks 1 having the structure shown in FIG. 2, but in this case, since the number of incense sticks 3 is large, the incense sticks 3 in the center portion thereof It may take a long time for the fire to settle, and sometimes the fire may not be turned on reliably. Therefore, the whole incense stick 3 that constitutes the grave attendant incense stick 1 is lit surely and in a short time. For this reason, the grave attending incense stick 1 having the structure shown in FIG. 1 is preferable.

FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the incense stick for a grave attending to the present invention. In the same figure, the grave attending incense stick 1 is meandered in an S-shape at its center and protrudes from the tip of the incense stick 3, and after the center portion of the grave attending incense stick 1 is meandered in an S shape. The outer circumference of the grave attending incense stick 1 is wound at least twice and bundled with ignition paper 7. The tip of the ignition paper 7 projecting from the tip of the incense stick 3 may be twisted and bound as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 above, or in a state of projecting from the tip of the incense stick 3 without being twisted. It may be. Also in this case, needless to say, as shown in FIG. 1, both ends are bound with thin wrapping paper 4, and the whole is wrapped with wrapping paper 5.

The bundling incense stick 1 of this structure is bound by winding several incense sticks 3 on the front and back of the ignition paper 7 and winding the outer circumference at least twice to project the ignition paper from the tip. A method of twisting and fixing the tip portion of 7 is used, so that it can be easily bound even by hand, and automatic mechanical winding can be done easily.

Once the ignition paper 7 protruding from the tip of the incense stick 3 is ignited, the ignition paper 7 continues to burn due to the combustion characteristics of the ignition paper 7 even if the flame of the ignition paper 7 is extinguished. Will be set on fire. In the case of this structure, the incense stick 3 at the center can be lit in a short time by the ignition paper 7 meandering in an S shape.

[0023]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, according to the present invention, the ignition paper provided on the tip of the incense stick for a grave attendant is constructed by winding the ignition paper on which the fire is hard to extinguish and twisting and binding the tip of the incense stick. Even if the flame is extinguished due to the combustion characteristics of the ignition paper, even if the outdoor wind is blowing, it will continue to burn, and the entire incense stick of the grave attendant's incense stick will be ignited reliably and in a short time. Can be turned on.

When the tip of the incense stick is provided with an igniting agent, it is possible to ignite more reliably. Also, when igniting with a match, it is possible to ignite the ignition paper on the side of the incense stick for grave attendants, which is easy to ignite, so there is no danger of getting burned.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory view of an embodiment of a grave attending incense stick according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of an embodiment of the incense stick of FIG.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of another embodiment of a grave attending incense stick according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Incense for visiting graves 2 Incense sticks 3 Incense sticks 4 Bundled paper 5 Wrapping paper 6,7 Ignition paper

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An incense stick for a grave attendant in which a plurality of incense sticks are bundled, characterized in that a tip of a plurality of incense sticks is twisted and bundled with an ignition paper. 2. The incense stick for a grave attendant according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of bundles of the incense stick having a structure in which the tip portion is twisted and bundled with an ignition paper constitute a grave attendant incense stick. 3. The incense stick for a grave attendant according to claim 1, wherein an ignition agent is provided at the tip of each incense stick having a structure in which the tip portion is twisted and bound by an ignition paper. 4. A structure in which the central portion of the grave attendant incense is meandered in an S shape, and the outer periphery of the grave attendant incense is wound at least twice, and is bound with ignition paper protruding from the tip of the incense stick. Incense sticks for visiting graves.