JPH0960879A - Incense stick ignition device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve an igniting characteristic and distributing characteristic of an incense stick and further to enable a flaring-up of the incense stick after ignition to be prevented. SOLUTION: An incense stick ignition device 10 is constructed such that a metallic net 13 is arranged at a transverse sectional part in an ignition cylinder 11 at an intermediate segment near its lower end, a lower part of the metallic net 13 inside the cylinder is applied as a flame insertion region 15 of a flame generating element 14, an upper part of the metallic net 13 outside the cylinder is applied an incense stick bundle insertion region 16, and a segment of the igniting cylinder 11 just above time metallic net 13 is provided with an air hole 17.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an incense stick ignition tool.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, the work of igniting incense sticks in a graveyard or the like has been performed by applying a flame such as a lighter or a candle to the end surface of the incense stick bundle. In addition, the lit incense sticks are distributed from the incense stick bundle to each person for use.

[0003]

However, the prior art has the following problems. Since it takes a certain amount of time to complete the ignition of the incense stick, the wind blows out the flame of the lighter, candle, etc. during this time, making ignition difficult.

During the distribution of the ignited incense sticks, the ignited portion of the incense stick bundles burns up, making the distribution work difficult.

The task of distributing the incense sticks from the bundle of incense sticks is carried out by directly holding the hot incense sticks that are ignited and distributing them, which is complicated.

An object of the present invention is to improve the ignitability and distributability of incense sticks and to prevent burning up after ignition.

[0007]

The present invention relates to an incense stick igniter for igniting incense sticks, in which a wire mesh is provided in the in-cylinder cross section of the middle part of the ignition cylinder near the lower part, and a flame is formed in the lower cylinder of the wire mesh. The flame inserting area of the generating means, the incense bundle inserting area in the upper cylinder of the wire mesh, and the air holes are provided directly above the wire mesh of the ignition cylinder.

According to the present invention, there are the following effects. The flame of a flame generating means such as a lighter or a candle is inserted into the flame insertion area of the ignition cylinder to ignite the end face of the incense stick on the wire mesh. At this time, (a) the cylinder wall around the flame insertion area of the ignition tube acts as a wind shield, and the flame of the flame generating means does not seem to blow out, and even if there is wind, a stable flame is applied to the end face of the incense stick. Can ignite. (B) The air taken in from the air holes provided directly above the wire mesh of the ignition cylinder promotes the generation of an ascending airflow in the incense bundle, and as a result, the intake of combustion air from the lower opening of the ignition cylinder is promoted. The ignitability of the end face of the incense stick bundle due to the flame is improved.

The distribution of incense sticks from the lit incense stick bundle is
It is made by simply extracting a required number of incense sticks from a bundle of incense sticks in an ignition cylinder held by a hand or placed on a stone surface or the like, and has good distributability. At this time, when the ignition cylinder is placed on a stone surface or the like, the lower end opening thereof is closed, but the presence of the air holes allows the intake of air for maintaining the ignition, and the ignition is not lost.

The lit incense stick does not burn up as long as it remains in the ignition tube. This is because the incense bundle is inside the ignition cylinder and its end face that has been ignited does not come into contact with wind or the like, so the amount of combustion air supplied is small and ignition is maintained, but it does not lead to burning.

[0011]

1 is a schematic view showing an incense stick ignition tool,
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the wire mesh assembly, and FIG. 3 is a use state diagram.

In the incense stick igniter 10, a wire mesh assembly 12 is fitted to the lower end side of an ignition cylinder 11 made of a stainless steel pipe or the like, and a metal mesh 13 made of stainless steel wire or the like is formed in the in-cylinder cross-section near the lower end. Is provided.

The incense stick igniter 10 has a flame-insertion region 15 of a flame generator 14, such as a lighter or a candle, inside the lower cylinder of the wire net 13. The length of the flame insertion area 15 in the cylinder axis direction is long enough to accommodate the flame height.

The incense stick igniter 10 has an incense stick bundle insertion region 16 in the upper cylinder of the wire net 13. Therefore, the inner diameter of the ignition cylinder 11 is a diameter required to insert the incense stick bundle 1, and the length of the incense stick insertion area 16 in the cylinder axis direction is, for example, 1/3 to 1/2 of the entire length of the incense stick bundle 1.

Further, the incense stick igniter 10 has air holes 17 of appropriate diameters at a plurality of positions in the circumferential direction immediately above the wire net 13 of the ignition cylinder 11.
Is provided. An air hole 17A having an appropriate diameter is also provided just below the wire net 13 of the ignition cylinder 11.

The incense stick igniter 10 has a handle 18 on the upper outer surface of the ignition cylinder 11 and a handle 21 attached to and detached from the handle 18. The handle 21 is made of a material having heat resistance and low thermal conductivity, such as wood or ceramics, and the base portion can be gripped and the tip hole portion 21A can be attached to and detached from the handle 18. The handle 21 attached to the handle 18 intersects the ignition cylinder 11 at a right angle and extends outward, thereby eliminating the possibility that a hand holding the base of the handle 21 touches the ignition cylinder 11 at high temperature.

The handle 18 and the handle 21 may be integrally fixed. Further, the handle 21 is joined to the ignition cylinder 11 via a hinge or the like, not via the handle 18, so that the ignition cylinder 1 is in use.
1 may intersect at a right angle and may be folded and stored so as to be parallel to the ignition cylinder 11 when not in use.

It is to be noted that the handle 18 is prevented from being heated by the heat temperature of the ignition cylinder 11 which is increased by the heat of ignition of the incense stick 1 by providing a heat insulating material between the handle 18 and the ignition cylinder 11. It may be one that does.

At this time, the wire mesh assembly 12 is shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 3, the inner cylinder 19A, the outer cylinder 19B, and the wire net 13 are formed. The outer peripheral edge of the wire net 13 stretched on one end surface of the inner cylinder 19A is sandwiched and held between the inner cylinder 19A and the outer cylinder 19B. It is configured as follows. Then, the outer cylinder 19 of the wire mesh assembly 12
B is fitted to the inner diameter of the lower end of the ignition cylinder 11. As shown in FIG. 2B, the wire mesh assembly 12 includes only the inner cylinder 19A and the wire mesh 13, and the outer peripheral edge portion of the wire mesh 13 stretched on one end surface of the inner cylinder 19A is connected to the inner cylinder 19A and the ignition cylinder 11. The wire mesh assembly 12 may be fitted to the inner diameter of the lower end of the ignition cylinder 11 so as to be sandwiched between the metal wire assembly 12 and the wire.

The procedure for using the incense stick igniter 10 will be described below. (1) Attach the handle 21 to the handle 18 (Fig. 3 (A),
(B)).

(2) Insert one end of the incense stick 1 into the incense stick insertion area 16 of the ignition cylinder 11, and attach the lower end surface of the incense stick 1 to the wire net 13
Deposit it on top (Fig. 3 (C)).

(3) The flame of the flame generator 14, such as a lighter or a candle, is inserted into the flame insertion area 15 of the ignition cylinder 11. The flame of the flame generating tool 14 causes the wire net 13 to glow red, and thus the lower end surface of the incense stick 1 is ignited. After confirming the ignition, the flame generator 14 is removed (FIG. 3 (D)).

(4) Holding the handle 21 by hand or placing the ignition cylinder 11 on a stone surface or the like, removing the required number of incense sticks from the lit incense stick 1 in the ignition cylinder 11 and distributing the incense sticks. Is done.

(5) Put the ignition cylinder 11 in a storage box, etc.
Remove the handle 18 (FIG. 3 (E)).

Next, the operation of the present embodiment will be described. The flame of the flame generator 14, such as a lighter or a candle, is inserted into the flame insertion region 15 of the ignition cylinder 11 to ignite the end face of the incense stick 1 on the wire net 13. At this time, (a) the cylinder wall around the flame insertion area 15 of the ignition cylinder 11 becomes a wind shield, and the flame of the flame generator 14 does not seem to be blown out. Can be ignited by applying to one end face. Also,
(b) Air hole 1 provided right above the wire net 13 of the ignition cylinder 11.
The air taken in from 7 promotes the generation of an ascending airflow in the incense stick 1 and, as a result, promotes the intake of the combustion air from the lower end opening of the ignition cylinder 11, and improves the ignitability of the end surface of the incense stick 1 by the flame. To do.

The distribution of the incense sticks from the lit incense sticks 1 is carried by an ignition cylinder 11 which is manually held or placed on a stone surface or the like.
It is made by simply extracting the required number of incense sticks from the incense stick bundle 1 inside, and the distributability is also good. At this time, if the ignition cylinder 11 is placed on a stone surface or the like, its lower end opening is closed, but the air hole 1
The presence of 7 allows the intake of air to maintain ignition,
Does not lose ignition.

The fired incense stick 1 does not burn up as long as it remains in the ignition tube 11. This is because the incense stick 1 is the ignition cylinder 11
Since it is inside and does not expose its ignited end face to wind, the amount of combustion air supplied is small and ignition is maintained, but it does not lead to burning.

The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above with reference to the drawings. However, the specific structure of the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and changes in design within the scope not departing from the gist of the present invention can be made. Even if it exists, it is included in the present invention. For example, the constituent material of the ignition cylinder 11 of the incense stick igniter 10 is not limited to metal,
It is also possible to adopt ceramics or the like. Also,
The cross-sectional shape of the ignition cylinder 11 is not limited to a circular shape, and may be a square shape or the like.

[0029]

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to improve the ignitability and distributability of incense sticks and prevent burning up after ignition.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an incense stick ignition tool.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a wire mesh assembly.

FIG. 3 is a use state diagram.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Incense bundle 10 Incense stick igniter 11 Ignition tube 13 Wire mesh 14 Flame generator (flame generating means) 15 Flame insertion area 16 Incense stick insertion area 17 Air hole

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An incense stick igniter for igniting incense, wherein a wire mesh is provided in the in-cylinder cross section of the middle part of the ignition cylinder near the lower part of the ignition cylinder, and the lower cylinder of the wire mesh is the flame insertion area of the flame generating means, An incense stick igniter characterized by having an incense bundle insertion region inside the upper part of the wire netting and providing an air hole directly above the wire netting of the ignition tube.