KR960001294Y1 - Lamp - Google Patents

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Lanterns

1 is a development view showing the inner surface of the lantern of the present invention.

2 is a development view showing the outer surface of the lantern of the present invention.

3 is an exploded view of an inner surface of a lantern showing an embodiment of another embodiment of the present invention.

4 is an exploded view of the inner surface of a lantern showing an embodiment of another embodiment of the present invention.

5 is an enlarged perspective view in which the engaging portion of FIG. 3 is enlarged.

6 is a schematic perspective view of a lantern made in accordance with the present invention.

7 is a cross-sectional view showing a cross section of a lantern made in accordance with the present invention.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1: center square surface 2: upper ladder surface

3: upper triangular plane 4: lower ladder plane

5: lower triangular face 6: bottom folded

7, 8, 11: joint surface 9, 9 ': hole

10: bottom joint surface 12: folded piece

20, 20 ': Life jacket 31, 32: Joining piece

33, 34: coupling piece 35, 36: coupling hole

40: support string 50: candle holder

51: candle holder 60: candles

The present invention relates to lanterns, or lanterns, used in Buddhist rituals.

More specifically, the present invention relates to a lantern structure capable of cutting and assembling a lantern used in Buddhist ritual by a single press process using a paper or synthetic resin having good light transmitting effect.

Lanterns, or lanterns, are one of the Buddhist items used in Buddhist rituals. These lanterns are used in large numbers in Buddhist events including Buddha's Birthday, and once used, the lanterns are discarded again, and when other Buddhist events are held, new lanterns are produced and used. Due to this usage of lanterns, much research has been conducted to produce lanterns that are easier to manufacture, reduce manufacturing costs, and can be easily disposed of when disposed of.

Conventionally used lanterns are produced by forming a frame using wire and attaching window papers to the frame, and disposing of the window wires and window papers when discarding them after use to incinerate only the window windows. When fabricating a conventional lantern, a frame was manufactured using wire and window papers had to be attached to the frame, resulting in low workability and an increase in manufacturing cost.

Another known type of lantern is made by press-cutting the frame of the lantern with thick paper, and attaching the cut frame to the window paper again. Such a lantern also has a problem in terms of manufacturing cost and workability due to the difficulty in manufacturing process because it is necessary to attach the window paper after press cutting and to cut and assemble the window paper of unnecessary parts with scissors.

The inventors have come to devise lanterns for the purpose of eliminating the problems of manufacturing, including the problems of the conventional lanterns.

An object of the present invention is to provide a lantern which can be bonded or sandwiched together by bonding a double-sided adhesive tape or ultrasonic or radio frequency by cutting a single press process using paper or synthetic resin having good light-transmitting effect. will be.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a lantern which can simplify the work process and further reduce the manufacturing cost by cutting the paper by one press cutting process.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a lantern that does not cause pollution problems because no toxic gas is generated when incinerated by using pure pulp paper.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a lantern without the risk of fire by using a flame-retardant synthetic resin.

Still another object of the present invention is to provide a lantern which is firmly assembled and furthermore has a low risk of damage during transportation and storage because the adhesive site is bonded using double-sided tape during adhesive assembly.

The present invention is to cut the paper or synthetic resin by a single press cutting process using a paper or synthetic resin having a good light transmitting effect made of pure pulp, using a double-sided tape or by using ultrasonic or high frequency to bond the adhesive site, The lower part of the lantern relates to a lantern that is assembled with a candle stand that can hold the candle.

In another aspect of the present invention, instead of adhering paper or synthetic resin-cut lanterns so as to double the strength to improve the strength of the site where the support string is inserted into the hole, the lantern is inserted and fixed in the joining hole. Include.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail the contents of the present invention.

1 is a developed view showing the inner surface of the lantern of the present invention, Figure 2 is a developed view showing the outer surface of the lantern.

When the assembled view of FIG. 1 is folded and assembled along the cut line and the dotted line, the lantern of FIG. 6 is formed.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 6, the central portion of the lantern consists of eight central squares (1), the upper of which is the upper ladder surface (2) on the four sides and the upper triangular surface (3) on the four sides. ) Are alternately configured with each other, and the lower portion has four lower ladder surfaces 4 and four lower triangular surfaces 5 alternately with each other. The joining pieces 11 of the central square face 1 are bonded to opposite square faces by double-sided adhesive tape or ultrasonic or high frequency methods.

The joining pieces 7 are formed in the upper ladder surface 2, respectively, and the joining pieces 8 are formed in the upper triangular surface 3, respectively. The joining piece 7 is folded along the dotted line and joined inwardly to the end of the upper triangular surface 3 by the double-sided adhesive tape, and the joining piece 8 is folded along the dotted line to form the upper ladder surface ( It is joined inwardly at the end of 2).

A hole 9 is formed in the center upper end of the upper ladder surface 2 so that the support string 40 can be inserted. The lower ladder surface 4 and the lower triangular surface 5 in the lower portion are joined in order by a double-sided adhesive tape or ultrasonic or high frequency method in order. A pair of holes 20 and 20 'is formed at the center lower end of the lower ladder surface 4 so that the candle holder 50 can be inserted.

The bottom folding piece 6 extends downward from the lower ladder surface 4 of FIG. 1, and a bottom cutting piece 10 is formed at one end of the bottom folding piece 6, and the bottom cutting piece 10 is formed. ) Is bonded to the adjacent bottom folded piece 6 and the double-sided adhesive tape to form a pedestal of a lamp.

3 shows another specific example of the lantern by the expanded view shown in FIG. A hole 9 is formed in the center upper end of the upper ladder surface 2 so that the support strap 40 can be inserted. In FIG. 3, the folding piece 12 extends toward the upper end of the upper ladder surface 2. It is installed. The folded piece 12 is formed with a hole 9 ', and the folded piece 12 is folded inward to form a double structure. At this time, the hole 9 and the hole 9 'coincide with each other so that the support string 40 is more firmly supported, and the hole 9 is not damaged by a load or other external force.

Figure 4 shows another embodiment of the lantern by the development view shown in Figure 1. This embodiment has the same basic structure as the lanterns shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, but differs from each other in the bonding structure. The joining piece 33 and the joining piece 31 are extended and attached to the left end of the upper ladder surface 2 and the upper triangular surface 3, respectively, and the joining hole 35 and the joining hole 36 in the upper dotted line. ) Are formed respectively. In addition, the coupling piece 34 is formed on the upper right side of the upper ladder surface 2, and the coupling piece 33 is formed on the upper right side of the upper ridge surface 3, and the coupling piece 33 is a coupling hole ( 35 is inserted into the coupling piece 34 and the coupling piece 34 is inserted into the coupling hole 36. The coupling piece 33 is inserted into the coupling hole 35 and then bent to be perpendicular to the upper end of the coupling piece 33 as shown in FIG. 5 so as not to be separated again.

Compared to the lantern shown in the embodiment of FIG. 4, the lantern shown in the embodiment of FIG. 4 has the same dual structure as the portion through which the support string 40 passes. However, the lantern of FIG. 3 has a base of lanterns formed by the bottom folding piece 6 and the bottom joint piece 10, while the lantern of FIG. 4 is folded inside without a pedestal and has a dual structure, so the lower part of the lantern is firm. Can be made.

Before fully coupling the lower part of the lantern of the present invention, the candle holder 50 is inserted into the holes 20 and 20 'to be fixed, and the candle 60 is fixed to the candle holder 51. As shown in FIG. 6, the upper four holes 9 pass through the support strap 40 to fix the lantern with the support strap 40.

7 is a cross-sectional view showing a cross section of a lantern made in accordance with the present invention.

The present invention has effects such as ease of work, reduction of manufacturing cost, and ease of incineration by cutting the paper having good light-transmitting effect and assembling lanterns as shown in FIGS. 1, 3, and 4.

Paper and synthetic resin used in the lantern of the present invention is preferably used a paper or synthetic resin having a thickness enough to maintain the shape of the lantern. In addition, it is preferable to use paper or synthetic resin having good light transmittance so that the lantern lit inside can be revealed.

Although the present invention has been described in detail only with respect to the described embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications or changes can be made within the spirit and scope of the present invention, and such variations and modifications are within the scope of the appended utility model claims. Of course.

Claims (4)

In a lantern made of an octahedron with a central portion of a square, the upper portion of the lantern is alternately composed of four upper ladder surfaces (2) and four upper triangle surfaces (3), and the upper ladder surface (2). A joining piece 7 is formed therein, and a joining piece 8 is formed in the upper triangular face 3, and the joining piece 7 is folded inward to form a double-sided adhesive tape at an end of the upper triangular face 3. Alternatively, the bonding pieces 8 are sequentially bonded by ultrasonic induction high frequency, and the bonding pieces 8 are folded inward, and are then bonded to the end surface of the upper ladder surface 2 by double-sided adhesive tape or by ultrasonic or high frequency in turn, and the lower part of the lantern is also like the upper part. They are bonded in turn, and the lower part of the lantern is also bonded in order as in the upper part, and a hole 2 through which the support string 40 passes is formed in the center upper end of the upper ladder surface 2, and the center of the lower ladder surface 5 is formed. A pair of candle holders (50) to be combined at the bottom The yoke (20, 20 ') it is formed lanterns having a mounting structure. The folding piece 12 is formed in the upper end part of the said upper ladder surface 2, the hole 9 'is formed in the folding piece 12, and the folding piece 12 is moved inward. A lantern which is folded and has a structure in which the hole 9 and the hole 9 'coincide. The method of claim 1, wherein the joining piece 32 is formed at the left end of the upper ladder surface 2, and the joining piece 31 is formed at the left end of the upper triangular surface 3, and the joining piece is formed at the upper end thereof. 3334 is a lantern having a structure in which the coupling holes 35 and 36 are formed so that the upper ends of the coupling pieces 33 and 34 are cut and folded to form a right angle after the coupling pieces 33 and 34 are inserted. The bottom folding surface (6) is formed to extend below the lower ladder surface (4), and the bottom cutting piece (10) is formed at one end of the bottom folding piece (6) to join the bottom. A lantern having a structure in which the bottom folding piece 6 recognized by the piece 10 and a double-sided adhesive tape or an ultrasonic or high frequency method are formed to form a pedestal.