JPH0437179Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to a candle holder that is lit in front of the soul when visiting a grave.

[Conventional technology and its problems]

For example, a candle holder for a grave is often made by driving a nail into a small piece of board, placing it on the front step of the grave with the nail protruding upward, and then holding a candle on the nail. I burned the candle holder on my way home.

There are also candles designed to keep the lights from going out, but they are all handmade in each household, and not only do they not necessarily look good, but they also go out when it rains.

This invention is an attempt to solve the above problems, and its purpose is to provide a candle holder that does not have the risk of going out even when the wind blows or rains, and has a good appearance for use as a light in front of graves. There is something to do.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to solve the above problems, this invention consists of a candlestick body, a heat-resistant glass cylinder that fits externally to the body, and a pedestal that supports the candlestick body and the glass cylinder. The bottom plate of the main body is provided with a wax saucer in the center for holding a candle support rod with an inferior tip, and a band-shaped metal plate longer than the length of the glass cylinder is erected at at least two symmetrical points around the periphery of the bottom plate. An insulating canopy with a knob is fixed to its upper end, the glass cylinder has an inner diameter slightly larger than the interval between the two upstanding metal strips, and its lower end is slightly widened, and the glass cylinder is externally fitted onto the upper surface of the pedestal. It has a receiving stage provided with a protrusion, and a curved leaf spring that engages with the lower end of the glass cylinder is erected on the receiving stage, and a curved leaf spring that engages with the lower end of the glass cylinder is erected on the receiving stage, and on the opposite outer surface side of the middle part of the two erected belt-shaped metal plates of the main body, This is a candle holder for graves, with one end of a plate spring curved in an arc shape fixed at one end.

〔Example〕

In Fig. 1, 1 is the candlestick main body, 2 is a heat-resistant glass cylinder that fits externally to this main body 1, and 3
is a pedestal that supports the candlestick body 1 and the glass cylinder 2.

As shown in the cross-sectional view taken along the - line in FIG. 1, the candlestick main body 1 has a bottom plate made of two long and short metal strips 4a and 4b, and a glass cylinder 2 at the center thereof.
The length dimension is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the cross-shaped part, both ends are bent at right angles to one side, and the central part is crossed in a "cross" shape and fastened with a screw 5 and a nut to form this "cross" shaped part. The screw 5 serves as a bottom plate portion, and a long rod portion 6 with an inferior tip is connected to the screw 5, and a brazing plate 7 is also passed through this screw and fastened with nuts 8a and 8b.

Reference numeral 9 denotes a seat welded to the saucer plate 7 to stabilize the solder saucer plate 7, and seats having the same shape as the saucer plate 7 are placed back to back.

The length of the rising part of the longer band-shaped metal plate 4a is greater than the length of the glass cylinder 2, and a canopy 11 with a knob 10 is attached to the upper end thereof.
A layer 12 of heat-resistant heat insulating material made of asbestos, rock wool, glass fiber, etc. is attached to the lower surface of the canopy 11.

At the lower end of the glass cylinder 2, a slightly widening part 13 is formed.

On the upper surface of the pedestal 3, a protrusion 14 into which the lower end of the glass cylinder 2 fits externally is formed, and a receiving stage 15 for receiving the lower end of the glass cylinder is formed around the protruding part 14. The inner end of the leaf spring 16 facing in the direction is welded, and the other end is folded back onto the flared part 13 at the lower end of the glass cylinder and then gently curved again in the radial direction.

Note that 17 is a thick small disk that is passed through the screw 5 in the wax tray 7 and fixed with a nut 8a, and 18 is the candle 1 that stands up while being supported by this small disk 17.
9 is a coil spring that serves as a guide. Also 2
0 is a leaf spring which faces in the vertical direction and has its lower end attached to the opposite outer surface in the middle of the upright part of the longer two-band metal plate 4a of the candle holder main body 1, and is gently curved, as shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, when the candle holder main body 1 is pulled up, the leaf spring 20, which had been in pressure contact with the inner surface of the glass cylinder 2, returns to its old form when it comes out of the glass cylinder 2 and protrudes outside the glass cylinder, thereby making the candle holder. The main body 1 is stopped once a leaf spring 20 is caught on the upper end of the glass cylinder, so that the candle 19 can be easily attached and detached.

Reference numeral 21 denotes a metal fitting for attaching to the stepped part of the grave, which is integrally attached to the inner surface of the pedestal 3 and whose lower end slightly protrudes from the lower end of the pedestal 3. On the lower surface thereof, a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 2 is attached.
2 is formed and covered with release paper 23.

This grave candle holder can be used by carrying it with you when visiting a grave and placing it on the front step of the grave, or by peeling off the release paper 23 on the lower surface of the mounting hardware 21 on the lower surface of the pedestal 3. The candle holder main body 1 is fixed to the step part of the grave by the layer 22 of the tomb, and the candle holder main body 1 is pulled up as shown in Fig. 2 by holding the knob 10 at the upper end. After lighting the candle, push it down as shown in Figure 1 so that the candle flame will not go out even if the wind blows because it is surrounded by the glass cylinder 2, and will not go out even if it rains because of the canopy 11.

Even if you hold the knob 10 to pull up the candle holder body 1 to extinguish the flame after praying, the heat of the candle 19 is absorbed by the insulation layer 12 on the underside of the canopy 11.
This prevents heat from being conducted, so you don't have to worry about getting burned.

〔effect〕

The use of this invented grave candle holder has the following effects.

(1) The candle holder itself has a wax tray in the center of the bottom plate that holds the candle support rod upright.
A band-shaped metal plate having a length longer than the glass cylinder is erected at at least two symmetrical points on the periphery of the bottom plate part, and a canopy with a knob is fixed to the upper end thereof, and the glass cylinder is erected from the bottom plate part of the candleholder body. The lower end has an inner diameter slightly larger than the gap between the metal strips, and the lower end is slightly widened. Since a curved leaf spring is attached that engages with the holder and presses down the widening part of the base, by fitting and supporting the glass cylinder in the holder and loading the candle holder body into the glass cylinder, the candle holder body will also be supported. Stable on the table.

(2) At the midpoint of both of the metal strips on which the candlestick body stands up, a leaf spring is provided on the opposite outer side surface, the lower end of which is fixed to the metal strip plate and curves upward in an arc, so that the candlestick body is When pulled upward, the curved leaf spring that had been crushed inside the glass cylinder comes out of the top end of the glass cylinder, restores to its old state and protrudes laterally from the top end of the glass cylinder. The leaf spring acts as a stopper, and in this state it is easy to attach and light the candle.

(3) There is a layer of heat-resistant insulating material on the underside of the canopy with the knob, so even if the heat from the candle light reaches the underside of the canopy, the knob will not be heated, so the candle will remain burning. There is no risk of getting burned if you hold the knob.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a vertical sectional side view of an example of a grave candle holder according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a side view of the same as above in a state of use with the candle holder body partially removed, and Fig. 3 is the same as in Fig. 1. - is a sectional view taken along the line. 1...Candlestick body, 2...Glass cylinder,
3... pedestal, 4a, 4b... band-shaped metal plate, 5...
Screw shaft, 6... Candle support rod piece, 7... Wax saucer, 8a, 8b... Nut, 10... Canopy 11
knob, 12... layer of heat-resistant insulation material, 13...
Bottom end of glass cylinder with widening base, 14... Protrusion on top of pedestal, 15... Holder, 16... Curved leaf spring, 20
...Arc-shaped curved leaf spring, 19...Candle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It consists of a candlestick main body, a heat-resistant glass cylinder externally fitted to the main body, and a pedestal that supports the main body and the glass cylinder, and the bottom plate of the candlestick main body has a candle with a pointed tip in the center. A brazing tray for raising the support rod piece is provided, and a band-shaped metal plate longer than the length of the glass cylinder is erected at at least two symmetrical positions on the periphery of the bottom plate, and a heat insulating canopy with a knob is fixed to the upper end thereof, and the glass cylinder is The pedestal has an inner diameter slightly larger than the distance between the two upstanding metal strips, and the lower end is slightly widened, and the pedestal has a pedestal having a protrusion on the upper surface into which the glass cylinder is externally fitted;
In addition, a curved leaf spring that engages with the lower end of the glass cylinder is erected near the receiving stage, and a leaf spring that faces in the vertical direction and curves in an arc shape is provided on the opposite outer surface of the midway part of both the erected belt-shaped metal plates of the main body. A grave candle holder characterized by having one end fixed.