JPS63150514A - Incense flame for ignition apparatus having roof of a bundle of incense sticks - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate ignition of a bundle of incense sticks with a match or lighter without any fear of fire or burn by a method wherein a rectangular chimney is provided with a cross-shaped flame port, a roof and two mounting blocks for one bundle of incense sticks being removed to spread into a fan form. CONSTITUTION:A rectangular chimney 1 is provided with a cross-shaped ignition port 2, a vertical side of the cross is a fire port for a match and a lateral side is an ignition port for a lighter. The tapered front part 3 of an incense stick mount has divided the rectangular chimney 1. The upper part of the rectangular chimney 1 is opened, right and left roofs 5 are pushed by a beam 6 and a garret is applied as a match or light storing receptacle 2. The rectangular chimney 1 makes a superior air passage to a fire pan 9 through an air hole 8. The incense stick mounting block rear part 4 is provided with a higher slit than that of a stick mounting block front part 3 of the partition of the rectangular chimney. A stopper hole 11 is fitted with spikes and the like so as to prevent an entire system from being blown off with wind and rain and a stopper foot 10 is applied. One bundle of the incense sticks is removed, it is spread like a fan and narrowed to a width of 5-6 mm, placed close to the rectangular chimney ignition port 2 at the incense stick mounting block front part 3 and then ignited with a match or lighter.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (a) Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to a device that can ignite a bundle of incense sticks at once, regardless of wind and rain, when lighting a bundle of incense sticks outdoors.

(b) Conventional technology Conventional In order to light a bunch of incense sticks at once in temples and shrines or cemeteries, it is necessary to use an incense burner with charcoal lit in advance, or to burn waste paper such as newspaper. This process required time and effort, and great care had to be taken to prevent fires and burns.

(c) Problems to be solved by the invention This invention not only dramatically reduces the time and effort required to light a bundle of incense sticks, but also has the effect of preventing fires and burns, and beautifying the environment. To provide a device that can be easily lit with several sticks or a lighter.

2) Means for solving the problem An experimental example in which this bundle of incense stick igniter with a roof was actually used is explained as follows based on each drawing.

This igniter consists of a rectangular chimney 1 at the front, an ignition port 2, and a sloping holder front part 4 and a holder rear part 5 on which a bundle of incense sticks is placed. Also, this device is mainly used outdoors, and the bundle incense igniter is accompanied by a roof 6.

Figure 1 is a front elevational view of the chimney, which has a cross shape with a square chimney 1 and a ignition port 2, with the vertical ignition port for a match and the horizontal ignition port for a lighter. Then, a bundle of incense sticks is unraveled on one side and spread out vertically in a fan-like shape.The incense stick stand 3 is located at the front part of the partition in the square chimney with a tapered bottom.The roof 5 is open and the left and right roofs 5 are held down by ridges 6. The attic has a storage cost of 7 for mats and lighters.

Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of this device. The notch in the square chimney 1 is the lighter's ignition port 2, and the bottom notch is the air hole 8.
There is better ventilation to the fire plate 9. Also, the rear part 4 of the incense stick stand is cut higher than the front part 3 of the incense stick stand in the square chimney partition, so that the incense sticks can be placed at a slope.

In the case of a thin material such as aluminum, everything except the front part 3 of the incense stick holder, the storage space 7 for the match and lighter, and the fire pan 9 can be assembled from a single plate using a cut-out method.

Figure 3 is a rear elevational view, and the rear part 4 of the incense stick holder is wider than the front part 3 of the incense stick holder in the square chimney partition, in order to store incense sticks in bundles.

Figure 4 is a plan view of the roof 5 and ridge 6. To prevent them from being blown away by wind and rain, insert bolts or nails into the fixings 10 and 11, or use adhesive to attach them to a flat surface such as the paternal side. .

(e) Operation Using the above device, remove one bundle of incense sticks, spread it out in a fan shape, narrow it to a width of 5 to 6 mm, and place it close to the rectangular chimney igniter 2 of the front part 3 of the incense stick stand. , then ignite it with a torch or lighter.

This allows you to easily light the incense stick.

Also, when lighting with a matchstick, light the incense stick from the ignition port 2 from the bottom to the top.

When starting a fire with a lighter, insert the lighter from the side of the ignition port 2 and ignite it.

In either case, it is safe and there is no need to worry about burning your fingers. It is even better if you put a small amount of paper scraps in the fire pan 9 and ignite it.

(f) Effects of the Invention As explained above, this invention allows even the elderly and children to easily and safely light a large amount of incense sticks in the same way as a conventional stick of incense sticks, and is useful for visiting graves and temples and shrines. It is effective in beautifying the environment.

Note that this device may be made of any nonflammable material. In particular, it can be easily manufactured using thin iron, aluminum, stainless steel, etc. Also, if you remove the roof of this device and add hinges for winter use, you can fold it and carry it around, and it is even better if you write your family crest or family name on the side.

The trademark name for this device is Kanjin.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front elevational view of an igniter with a bundle of incense sticks, Figure 2 is a structural sectional view of this equipment, Figure 3 is a rear elevational view of this equipment, and Figure 4 is a plan view of this equipment. It is. The drawing is a scaled-down view of +. 1...Square fitting/membrane @ 2...Zen-Jrn
2... Front part of the drinking stand 4... Rear part of the incense stick stand 5... Roof 6... Building 7.
... Storage cost 8 ... Wind hole 9 ...
・Grilling plate lO...Stationary 11...Shodai Patent Applicant Komiyama Tofu Co., Ltd. Komide Asayu Zuko's ;7.Goζ [2j-τ: No changes here] Procedure Amendment (method) % formula % 1. Indication of the incident Patent Application No. 296167 of 1985 2. Title of the invention Roofed igniter with bundled wire number Guard dog 3.
Relationship with the case of the person making the amendment Patent applicant 6, content of amendment

Claims (1)

[Claims] A device that allows a bundle of incense sticks to be easily ignited with a match or lighter.It consists of a rectangular chimney-shaped igniter, a bundle of incense sticks that is opened on one side and spread out in a fan shape, a stand on which the incense sticks are placed vertically, and a roof to protect from wind and rain. It is an ignition device with a single bundle of incense sticks.