JPS606235Y2 - Incense stick lighting tool using paper pineapple - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an incense igniter primarily intended for lighting incense sticks outdoors, such as when visiting graves.

That is, one end of the case body is bent and the end of the mat that can be separated is inserted, and the other end is bent and the tip is inserted into the
Use of a paper pine that is inserted into the end, in which the end of a metal foil wrapped around a wax-impregnated core is overlapped with the end of the pine and inserted into the folded part. It is an incense stick.

Traditionally, in order to ignite a bundle of incense sticks outdoors, a pre-prepared kindling paper or candlestick was used, but when burning paper, the flame spreads unstable and irregularly; The incense sticks were thin and easily swayed, and both had the disadvantage that it was difficult to ignite the tip of the incense stick.

The present invention makes it possible to efficiently ignite the tip of an incense stick even outdoors where the wind blows.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 showing embodiments.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a well-known paper pine case body, one end of which is bent, into which the end of a separable pine 2 is inserted and a pine rubbing part 4 is provided on the exposed side; The end portion is bent and its tip is inserted into the bent portion 3.

The present invention utilizes such a paper mat, in which a part of the metal foil 6 is wrapped around a part of the core body 5 impregnated with wax.
The other end of the metal foil 6 overlaps the end of the mat 2, is inserted into the bent part 3, and is attached with a stopper 7 so that the core 5 can be laid down horizontally or stood upright.

The core body 5 is made of a fiber product such as cloth or paper impregnated with wax. If the amount of wax impregnated is large and it is difficult to ignite, the tip can be segmented as shown in the figure to facilitate ignition with a pine. It is also convenient in practice if the amount of wax impregnated corresponds to the amount that can ignite the incense stick.

The metal foil 6 also includes paper pasted on one side, and when using metal foil with paper pasted to make it strong, if the metal foil is exposed to the outside, the entire surface is the same as metal foil. The spread of fire from the core body 5 can be prevented.

Since the present invention is constructed in this manner, when in use, as shown in Fig. 3, the case body 1 is opened, the metal foil 6 is bent to make the core body 5 stand upright, and the mats 2 are separated one by one. The core body 5 is ignited.

In this case, since the burning part of the core body 5 is elongated, the flame generated is elongated, and by spreading the tip of the bundle of incense sticks, the incense sticks can be easily and uniformly ignited. The combustion of the metal foil 6 is naturally extinguished.

If it is difficult to ignite due to wind and rain, bend the match 2 as shown in the dotted line diagram in Figure 3, press the back with the tip of the case body 1, attach it to the core 5, and ignite the match at the same time as the core 5. 2
It also has the advantage that the core body 5 can be ignited very easily if it is ignited.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The accompanying drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a front view, FIG. 2 is a left side view, and FIG. 3 is a side view of the device in use. In the figure, 1 is the case body, 2 is the mat, 3 is the bent part, 4 is the mat rubbing part, 5 is the core, 6 is the metal foil, and 7 is the stopper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A mat 2 that can be separated by bending one end of the case body 1
In the paper match, the end of the metal foil 4 wrapped around the wax-impregnated core 3 is inserted into the match 2. An incense stick lighting tool using a paper match that overlaps the end of the paper and is inserted into the bent part 3.