JP3109865U - Incense tool - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an incense stick which can ignite an incense stick without using a match, a lighter, a candle, etc. and very easily.
An incense stick comprising an incense stick having a match head medicine at one end and a support having a match side medicine. As for the incense stick 1, Preferably, many are united. The incense stick 1 is the same as a conventional incense stick provided for a grave, a Buddhist altar, or the like. Match head medicine 3 is the same as the head medicine used for the safety match. The match side drug 7 is the same as the side drug used in the safety match.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an incense stick, and more particularly to an incense stick that can be ignited very easily.

  An incense stick is a powder made of sandalwood, clove, agarwood, benzoin, etc., which is solidified with a paste such as pine resin, and is used for tombs, Buddhist altars, and the like.

Utility Model Registration No. 3051248 shows an example of an incense stick.
Utility Model Registration No.3051248

  When providing an incense stick to a grave etc., generally one end of an incense stick is ignited by ignition means, such as a match, a lighter, and a candle.

  However, in the cemetery where the wind is blowing, it is not easy to ignite one end of the incense stick by an ignition means such as a match, a lighter, or a candle. In particular, it is extremely difficult to ignite an incense stick in which a large number of pieces are bound by a strip.

The present invention has been made in order to solve such problems and to provide an incense stick that can ignite an incense stick without using a match, a lighter, a candle, etc.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides the following incense sticks.

(1) An incense stick comprising an incense stick having a match head medicine at one end and a support having a match side medicine (Claim 1).

(2) A large number of the incense sticks are bound (claim 2).

[Operation of device]
[Convention of claim 1]
When offering an incense stick to a grave or the like, hold the incense stick in hand and rub the match head medicine provided at one end of the incense stick against the match side medicine of the support. When appropriate, the match head will ignite and the incense stick will start burning. That is, the incense stick ignites and burns in the same manner as the safety match.

[Convention of claim 2]
The incense sticks are ignited and burned by holding a large number of incense sticks in their hands and rubbing the match head medicine provided at one end of these incense sticks with the match side medicine of the support. Needless to say, one or several of the bound incense sticks may be taken out from the bundle and similarly ignited and burned.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to ignite an incense stick very easily without using a match, a lighter, a candle, or the like. Moreover, even when the wind is blowing, the incense can be ignited without any trouble.

What is shown by the code | symbol 1 is an incense stick.

The incense stick 1 is the same as a conventional incense stick used for graves, Buddhist altars, etc., and is made by solidifying powders such as sandalwood, clove, agarwood, and benzoin in a linear shape with a paste such as pine resin.

A match head 3 is provided at one end of the incense stick 1.

Match head 3 is similar to the head used in safety matches, and an example of the composition of match head 3 is shown below.

Potassium chlorate: 52% by weight
Glass powder: 21% by weight
Diatomaceous earth: 7% by weight
Mica powder: 4% by weight
Pine oil: 2% by weight
Niwa: 14% by weight

What is shown by the code | symbol 5 is the support body provided with the match side medicine 7. FIG.

The match side drug 7 is the same as the side drug used in the safety match, and an example of the composition of the match side drug 7 is shown below.

Red phosphorus: 55% by weight
Antimony sulfide: 19% by weight
Adhesive: 26% by weight

As an example, the support 5 for the match side medicine 7 is a storage box for the incense stick 1. That is, as an example, the match side medicine 7 is provided on the outer surface of the storage box that stores the incense stick 1.

The incense stick 1 is preferably bundled by a binding means 9 such as a strip.

For example, 15 to 20 incense sticks 1 are preferably bound by the binding means 9. Incidentally, about 50 conventional incense sticks are generally bound.

It is a front view which shows the incense stick provided with the match head medicine at one end. It is a side view which shows the state which rubs the match incense stick of the incense stick to the match side medicine of a support body.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Incense stick 3 Match head medicine 5 Support body 7 Match side medicine 9 Binding means

Claims (2)

  An incense stick comprising an incense stick having a match head medicine at one end and a support having a match side medicine.   The incense stick according to claim 1, wherein a large number of the incense sticks are bundled together.

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