JP3964425B2 - Swirl musk support - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a spiral scented incense support, and more particularly to a spiral scented incense support that can be supported without falling out when the spiral scented hangs down.

Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 9-271439

  Conventionally, as a support tool for supporting a sparkling incense so that it does not disappear due to contact with a saucer etc. There is one shown in 1.

  FIG. 5 shows the support shown in Patent Document 1, and the support 100 is made of a flat plate, and two support plates each having a semicircular shape as a whole with circular arcs on both sides. 101 and 102 are used, and a vertical slit provided at the center in the width direction is bitten and assembled in an orthogonal state. Reference numeral 103 denotes a spiral musk.

  However, in such a support tool 100, when the burning part approaches the inner peripheral side end of the spiral whisk 103, the last unburned part (A part in FIG. 5) floats in the air and burns out. Is in a cantilevered state. However, the burned-out part is brittle, so it is easy to collapse even with a slight vibration. And if it collapses, the unburned end of the ignited spiral swirl may fall and bounce and jump out of the saucer.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and by receiving and supporting the end portion of the inner periphery of the spiral incense with a circular seat plate of a required diameter made of sponge-like glass wool, the spiral that is still on fire It is an object of the present invention to provide a support for a spiral scent that allows the end of the scent to burn completely without dropping.

  Thus, the gist of the present invention is a non-combustible material flat plate, the left and right slopes are arcuate and the whole is substantially semicircular, and the other support plate, which will be described later, is formed at the center in the width direction. It consists of one support plate with a vertical hole through which the connecting piece is inserted and a non-combustible material flat plate, and the right or left side of the slope is arcuate and the opposite side is straight. None, a connecting piece is formed on the straight slope, and the supporting piece of the seat plate is formed on the top, and the supporting piece of the seat plate is inserted in the center. A circular seat plate of a required diameter made of sponge-like glass wool provided with a hole to be inserted. The connecting piece portion of the one support plate is inserted into the insertion hole of the connecting piece portion of the other support plate, Assemble the support plate in an orthogonal state and remove the connecting piece with appropriate retaining means. Further, in this state, the support piece of the seat plate formed on the top of one of the support plates is passed through a hole provided in the circular seat plate made of sponge-like glass wool, and the seat plate is inserted into both support plates. It exists in the support tool for a spiral incense characterized by arrange | positioning at the top part.

  Further, in the above configuration, as a means for preventing the connecting piece portion from coming off, when the wedge insertion hole provided in the central portion of the connecting piece portion and the two support plates are assembled in an orthogonal state, the connecting piece portion is inserted into the wedge insertion hole. It is good also as a retaining means comprised with a wedge, or it is good also as a retaining means comprised so that a part of connection piece part can be bent in either the right or left with respect to a linear slope. By using such a retaining means, the assembly of both support plates is strengthened, and it is possible to perform well when unassembling and disassembling.

  Moreover, in the said structure, you may make a support piece part of the seat board formed in the top part of one support plate into a bowl shape. Thereby, it can also be used by suspending using the support piece part of a bowl-shaped seat board. When used in such a manner, it is safer than using it while standing on a tray as in the prior art. In other words, when placed on a saucer, there is a risk of falling when the saucer shakes greatly due to an earthquake, etc., but when suspended, it will not lie down completely even if it sways. Spiral musk will not be shaken off.

  Further, in the above configuration, a recess for fitting the outermost part of the spiral scent may be formed at a position at a predetermined height from the lower ends of the arc-shaped slopes of both support plates. As a result, the outermost periphery of the swirl musk is held at a position higher than the saucer, and it is possible to prevent the ignited portion from coming into contact with the saucer and causing it to disappear.

  In the above configuration, sponge-like glass wool may be attached to the arc-shaped slopes of both support plates. As a result, the portion where the incense is ignited is not in direct contact with the arcuate slopes of the two support plates, so that there is no possibility that the heat will be taken away and disappear.

  The present invention is configured as described above, and the end on the inner peripheral side of the spiral scent is received and supported by a circular seat plate having a required diameter, and the seat plate does not take heat away from the ignited portion. Because it is made of glass-like glass wool, the end of the spiral swirl is completely burned to the end without falling with the fire on.

  Further, as a means for preventing the connecting piece part from coming off, it is constituted by a wedge insertion hole provided in the central part of the connecting piece part and a wedge that is inserted through the insertion hole of the wedge when both support plates are assembled in an orthogonal state. When the support plate is configured to be able to be bent to either the left or right with respect to the linear slope, the support plate is assembled. It is also solid and can be done well when disassembling and disassembling.

  Moreover, when the support piece portion of the seat plate formed on the top of one support plate is formed into a bowl shape, it can be used by being suspended using the support piece portion of the bowl-shaped seat plate. Is. And when using it hanging like this, it is safer than using it standing on a saucer as described above.

  When the recess for fitting the outermost part of the spiral scent is formed at a position at a predetermined height from the lower ends of the arcuate slopes of both support plates, the outermost periphery of the spiral scent is higher than the tray It is possible to prevent the ignited part from coming into contact with the saucer and causing the light to disappear.

  In addition, when sponge-like glass wool is attached to the arcuate slopes of both support plates, the portion where the incense is ignited does not come into direct contact with the arcuate slopes of both support plates, thus depriving heat. There is no risk of disappearing.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention is that one of the support plates has a substantially semicircular shape with the left and right slopes being arcuate, and the left and right slopes are arcuate and the opposite. A connecting piece provided on the center of the former supporting plate in the width direction, with the other supporting plate having a straight slope on the side, and a connecting piece formed on the linear slope of the latter supporting plate. Assemble both support plates in an orthogonal state by inserting them through the insertion holes of the parts, and prevent the connecting piece portions from coming off with appropriate retaining means, and in this state the support piece portion of the seat plate formed on the top of the latter support plate Is passed through a hole provided in a circular seat plate made of sponge-like glass wool, and the seat plate is arranged at the top of both support plates.

Examples of the present invention will be described below.
1 is a plan view of an exploded state of Embodiment 1 of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an assembled state, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a used state.

  In the figure, 1 is one support plate. The support plate 1 is made of a non-combustible material (non-combustible paper or metal in this embodiment), and has a substantially semicircular shape as a whole, with the slopes 1a and 1b on both the left and right sides being arcuate, and the center in the width direction. A vertical hole 2 into which a connecting piece portion of the other support plate, which will be described later, is inserted is provided in the portion. Further, in the present embodiment, the recess 3 for fitting the outermost part of the spiral scent is formed at a predetermined height from the lower end of the arcuate slopes 1a, 1b of the support plate 1. . In addition, although not shown, sponge glass wool may be attached to the arcuate slopes 1a and 1b of the support plate 1.

  Reference numeral 4 denotes the other support plate. The support plate 4 is made of a non-combustible material (non-combustible paper or metal in this embodiment) and has a left or right slope (left slope in this embodiment) 4a in an arc shape. The slope 4b on the opposite side is formed in a straight line, and a connecting piece 6 having a wedge insertion hole 5 is formed in the central part on the straight slope 4b. The portion 7 is formed. Further, in this embodiment, the support piece portion 7 of the seat plate is formed in a bowl shape, and the outermost peripheral portion of the spiral scent is fitted at a predetermined height position from the lower end of the arcuate slope 4a. The recess 8 is formed. Although not shown, sponge-like glass wool may be attached to the arcuate slope 4 a of the support plate 4.

  Reference numeral 9 denotes a wedge which is a flat V-shaped plate. Thus, in this embodiment, when the wedge insertion hole 5 provided in the central portion of the connecting piece 6 and the support plates 1 and 4 are assembled in an orthogonal state, the wedge insertion hole 5 is inserted. The wedge 9 is used as means for preventing the connecting piece 6 from coming off. Reference numeral 10 denotes a circular seat plate having a required diameter made of sponge-like glass wool, and a hole 11 through which the support piece portion 7 of the seat plate in the support plate 4 is inserted is provided at the center thereof.

  Then, the connecting piece portion 6 of the one support plate 4 is inserted into the insertion hole 2 of the connecting piece portion provided in the other support plate 1 and the wedge insertion hole of the connecting piece portion 6 is provided outside the support plate 1. A wedge 9 is inserted into 5 to assemble both support plates 1 and 4 in an orthogonal state. Finally, the support piece 7 of the seat plate formed on the top of the support plate 4 is passed through the hole 11 provided in the circular seat plate 10 made of sponge-like glass wool. 4 is arranged at the top. In addition, 12 in other figures shows a spiral musk.

Next, the operation of the first embodiment will be described.
As shown in FIG. 3, when swirling the incense incense, set the incense incense 12 so that the center of the incense incense 12 is positioned on the seat plate 10 arranged on the top of the support plates 1 and 4 in the assembled state. Is. At this time, when the swirl musk 12 hangs down due to moisture, the whole is supported by the arcuate slopes of the support plates 1 and 4 and can prevent the ignited portion from coming into contact with the ash tray. It is. When the spiral scent 12 is set, the central part of the spiral scent 12 is supported by the circular seat plate 10 having a required diameter as described above. Therefore, the end of the swirl musk 12 that is still on is completely burned to the end without falling.

  Moreover, it can also be suspended and used using the support piece part 7 of the bowl-shaped seat board formed in the top part of one support plate 4, and in this case rather than the case where it stands and uses it as mentioned above. It is safe.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 will be described.
The difference between the present embodiment and the first embodiment is the difference in the means for preventing the connecting piece from coming off. That is, the connecting piece portion retaining means in this embodiment is configured such that a part of the connecting piece portion 6 can be bent to the left or right with respect to the linear inclined surface 4b. Specifically, cuts 6a and 6a are formed on the upper and lower sides of the connecting piece 6 along the linear slope 4b, and folding lines 6b and 6b are provided at the deepest part of the cuts 6a and 6a. Is. Thus, in the case of the present embodiment, as indicated by the phantom line, the upper and lower portions of the connecting piece 6 are bent in the opposite direction from the crease lines 6b, 6b to prevent the connecting piece 6 from coming off. Further, since other configurations and operations are the same as those of the first embodiment, the same members are denoted by the same reference numerals and detailed description thereof is omitted.

It is a top view of the decomposition | disassembly state of Example 1 of this invention. It is a perspective view of the assembled state of Example 1 of the present invention. It is a perspective view of the use condition of Example 1 of this invention. It is a top view of the decomposition | disassembly state of Example 2 of this invention. It is a perspective view of the conventional support tool for spiral incense.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 One support plate 1a, 1b Arc-like slope of one support plate 2 Insertion hole of connecting piece part 4 Other support plate 4a Arc-like slope of the other support plate 4b Linear shape of the other support plate 5 Wedge insertion hole 6 Connecting piece 6a Notch 6b Crease line 7 Seat plate support piece 9 Wedge 10 Circular seat plate 11 Seat plate support piece insertion hole

Claims (6)

  Made of non-combustible material flat plate, the left and right slopes are arcuate, and the whole is almost semicircular, with a vertical hole through which the connecting piece of the other support plate is inserted at the center in the width direction. One support plate and a non-combustible material flat plate, either the left or right side of the slope is arcuate and the opposite side is straight, and a connecting piece is formed on the straight slope. Furthermore, the other support plate in which the support piece portion of the later-described seat plate is formed at the top portion, and a required hole made of sponge-like glass wool provided with a hole through which the support piece portion of the seat plate in the support plate is inserted in the central portion. The support plate is assembled in an orthogonal state by inserting the connecting piece portion of the one supporting plate into the insertion hole of the connecting piece portion of the other supporting plate, and appropriate retaining means To prevent the connecting piece from coming off, and in this state, The support piece of the seat plate formed on the top of the plate is passed through a hole provided in the circular seat plate made of sponge-like glass wool, and the seat plate is arranged on the top of both support plates. Support for swirl musk.   The connecting piece portion retaining means includes a wedge insertion hole provided in the central portion of the connection piece portion, and a wedge inserted into the wedge insertion hole when the two support plates are assembled in an orthogonal state. The swirl scent support according to claim 1, which is a stopping means.   2. The spiral scented incense according to claim 1, wherein the retaining means for the connecting piece portion is a retaining means configured so that a part of the connecting piece portion can be bent left or right with respect to the linear slope. Support tool.   The support device for spiral incense according to claim 1, 2, or 3, wherein the support piece portion of the seat plate formed on the top portion of one of the support plates has a bowl shape.   5. A spiral musk according to claim 1, 2, 3, or 4, wherein a concave portion for fitting the outermost part of the spiral musk is formed at a position at a predetermined height from the lower ends of the arc-shaped slopes of both support plates. Support. 6. A support for spiral incense according to claim 1, wherein sponge glass wool is attached to the arcuate slopes of both support plates.

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