JP3128768U - Incense stick - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To realize an incense stick capable of igniting easily and surely in a grave or the like and avoiding danger when igniting the incense stick bundle.
An ignition agent for generating a flame on one end surface portion of an incense stick bundle 10 comprising a number of bundled incense sticks 11 and being held in a bundled state by winding paper strips 12a and 12b. A pyrotechnic agent 14 that ignites and ignites the igniting agent 13 by attaching the igniting agent 13 to the igniting agent 13 is attached to the igniting agent 13.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an incense stick. Specifically, the incense sticks are formed in a cylindrical shape by bundling a large number of incense sticks, and can ignite easily and reliably in a graveyard or the like, and can avoid the danger of igniting the incense stick bundles. An incense stick is to be provided.

  When a family member or family member visits a grave together with a legal affair, a lot of incense sticks are needed before the grave, so it is necessary not to cut the wrapped paper band. I often bring it to the grave. In that case, the incense sticks are ignited at the grave by using matches, lighters or candles, or by burning a wrapping paper of a bouquet for the grave.

  However, for example, when the incense bundle is ignited by the flame of the match, since the burning time of the match shaft is short, the incense bundle is not easily ignited, which is insufficient as a means for igniting the incense stick. Moreover, when the wind is blowing, the match flame disappears. The difficulty of the flame disappearing due to this wind is the same for lighters and candles that maintain the flame for a longer time than the match, and as with the match, there is no certainty of firing the incense stick. It will be.

  In addition, the method of igniting the incense bundle by burning the wrapping paper of the bouquet has a risk of causing a fire due to scattering of sparks, which is problematic in terms of safety. Not only that, but the flaming scatters near the grave, and the solemnity of the grave is lost.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in order to ensure the certainty of ignition to the incense stick, the safety in ignition, and the like. Therefore, in the present invention, an ignition agent that generates a flame is fixed to one end surface portion of the incense stick bundled with a large number of incense sticks, and is ignited by rubbing on a rubbing surface made of a rubbing face agent. A pyrotechnic agent that ignites the pyrotechnic agent was added to the pyrotechnic agent.

  In addition, a configuration in which a cap provided with a rubbing surface on the outer wall for rubbing a pyrotechnic agent for igniting the ignition agent is fitted to an end of the incense bundle on the side where the ignition agent is fixed is used.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to easily and reliably ignite the incense stick in a grave or the like even when the wind is blowing. In addition, there is no risk of fire sparking and burning, as in the case of burning a bouquet wrapping paper to ignite the incense stick, ensuring safety, and burning residue scattered near the graveyard. The solemnity of the grave is not compromised. Therefore, the effect brought about by the present invention is extremely large in practical use.

  In the incense stick according to the present invention, a pyrotechnic agent that ignites by rubbing on the rubbing surface for igniting this pyrotechnic agent is attached to one end face portion as a pyrotechnic agent. Attached. Hereinafter, the embodiment will be described in detail.

  The configuration of one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. Here, FIG. 1 is a front view showing a structure of the incense stick in the present embodiment, partly cut out and displayed in cross section.

  In FIG. 1, an incense stick bundle 10 is formed in a cylindrical shape by bundling a large number of incense sticks 11, and the bundled state is formed by paper strips 12a and 12b wound around two places at a predetermined interval. Retained. As a means for maintaining the bundled state, in addition to winding the belt-like body, a string-like body may be wound.

  Thus, the ignition agent 13 which generates a flame is applied and fixed in a spherical crown shape on one end surface portion of the incense stick bundle 10 composed of a large number of incense sticks 11. The amount of the ignition agent 13 used is 0.30 ml in this embodiment. The composition component is mainly composed of cellulose and an organic solvent (both 95% by weight), and in addition, vinyl acetate resin, acetone / ethanol, inpropanol and butyl acetate are mixed. In addition, the usage-amount and composition component of the ignition agent 13 are not limited above.

  At the center of the upper end of the igniting agent 13 composed of the above components, a igniting agent 14 formed in an elliptical shape for igniting the igniting agent 13 is attached. The fire type agent 14 is made of, for example, sulfur, glue, and the like, and is applied and fixed to one end of a shaft 15 which is a short thin rod material using wood such as pine.

  The ignition agent 14 is attached to the ignition agent 13 after the paste ignition agent 13 is applied to one end surface of the incense stick 10 and before it is dried and solidified, This is performed by embedding the uncoated portion in the ignition agent 13.

  When the incense stick 10 constructed as described above is used in a graveyard or the like, the spark material 14 is rubbed on the rubbing surface of the carried match box to ignite. When the flame seed 14 is ignited, the flame 13 is immediately ignited using the flame as a fire, and the end of the incense stick 10 is ignited by the generated flame.

  According to an experiment conducted by the inventor of the present application, the flame generated by the ignition of the igniting agent 13 does not disappear even if a cold blows, and the result is that it has sufficient reliability as an ignition means. . Also, like burning a bouquet wrapping paper to ignite the incense stick, it is safe without the risk of fire sparks and a fire, and the grave is scattered and the solemn feeling of a graveyard. It will be clear that there is no loss.

  FIG. 2 is a front view showing a part of the configuration of another embodiment of the present invention, a part of which is shown in cross-section, and the same components as those in FIG.

  In FIG. 2, the difference from the configuration of the previous embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is that the end portion of the incense bundle 10 on the side to which the ignition agent 13 attached with the pyrotechnic agent 14 is fixed is rubbed with a rubbing surface agent. That is, a can-shaped cap 21 having a surface 22 is fitted. Here, the cap 21 is exemplified as a circular can, but the shape thereof is not limited as long as it is formed in a can shape.

  The rubbing surface 22 of the cap 21 is provided over the entire upper surface wall of the cap 21 as shown in FIG. 3A (perspective view).

  If the incense stick 10 is configured in this way, even if you do not have a matchbox to carry to a graveyard, or even if you have forgotten to carry it to a graveyard etc. If the sparking agent 14 attached to the ignition agent 13 is scraped on the rubbing surface 22 provided on the cap 21, the ignition agent 14 is ignited and the ignition agent 13 can be ignited.

  As shown in FIG. 3B (perspective view), the rubbing surface 22B provided on the cap 21 may be partially provided on the peripheral wall 23 of the cap 21 instead of the upper surface wall of the cap 21. Further, although not shown, a rubbing surface may be provided over the entire peripheral wall of the cap 21, or a rubbing surface may be provided on both the entire upper surface wall of the cap 21 and the entire peripheral wall 23.

  The incense stick bundle 10 is usually sold as a set of several bundles, but the cap 21 having the rubbing surface 22 is sufficient if it is provided in any one incense stick bundle 10. is there. Therefore, when selling several bundles of incense sticks 10 as a set, it is not necessary to equip all incense sticks 10 with caps 21 having rubbing surfaces 22, so that only one incense stick bundle 10 is provided. do it.

1 is a front view showing a configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, partly cut away and shown in cross section. It is the front view which showed the structure of the other Example of this invention, and partially displayed the cross section. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the cap shown in FIG. 2, and the other structural example of a cap.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Incense stick 11 Incense stick 12a, 12b Paper strip 13 Igniting agent 14 Firing agent 15 Axle 21 Cap 22, 22B Friction surface 23 Peripheral wall

Claims (2)

In the incense stick bundle (10), which consists of a large number of bundled incense sticks (11), and the bundled state is maintained by winding one of the band-like bodies (12a, 12b) and the string-like bodies,
An ignition agent (13) that generates a flame, fixed to one end surface of the incense stick,
An incense stick comprising: a fire agent (14) attached to the ignition agent for igniting the ignition agent, which ignites by rubbing on a friction surface made of a friction surface agent.   A cap (21) having a predetermined shape in which a rubbing surface (22, 22B) for rubbing the spark material is provided on an outer wall is fitted to an end portion on one end surface side of the incense stick bundle. The incense stick according to Item 1.

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