DE29811448U1 - Ashtray that can be slid onto a cigarette box with a holder for a lighter - Google Patents

Description

Steffen Bernstein

Description
1. Ashtray with lighter holder that slides onto a cigarette pack.

Cigarette packets are offered without the possibility of putting out the smoldering cigarette and then picking up the butt. On numerous occasions - in parks, on forest paths, in front of shops, at bus stops, etc. - the butts are simply thrown away. By collecting the butt waste and preventing ecologically unacceptable pollution of the groundwater, the ashtray represents a small piece of the mosaic in the effort to relieve the burden on the environment.

The invention specified in claim 1 is based on the problem of creating a storage option for butts that: - the smoker can easily slide onto a cigarette packet, - does not significantly increase the volume of the cigarette packet and has a firm hold on the cigarette packet, - can be pushed onto hard boxes of different widths and lengths, - offers safe and easy handling, - allows several butts to be pressed out and picked up, - allows the cigarette to be stubbed out without the ash falling to the side, - prevents the embers from igniting the ashtray, - does not allow ash and smoke to escape, - can be separated from the cigarette packet, - allows the full ashtray to be emptied and cleaned without any problems, and also allows a lighter to be attached to the ashtray.

This problem is solved with the features listed in claim 1 of an ashtray with a lighter holder that can be pushed onto a cigarette packet.

Advantage: The invention ensures that: - cigarette packets with ashtrays only increase their normal format slightly and thus fit in every shirt pocket, - the smoker has a way of putting out and storing cigarettes that can be used repeatedly at any time, anywhere, - a lighter can be kept ready at all times.

An embodiment of the invention of the ashtray with lighter holder and for sliding onto a cigarette packet is explained using Figures 1 - 4. Figure 2 shows a view of the ashtray from above, Figure 3 shows a section in the plane AB of Figure 1 and Figure 4 shows a top view of the ashtray in the closure plane.

Show it:

Fig.1 the cigarette box (8) is held to the ashtray (3) by fixings (5) on the protruding side wall (4). The ashtray is constructed from

side walls ( 4 ), the chamber base ( 7 ), the chamber cross walls ( 16 ) and the closure ( 1 ). The cigarette butt chamber ( 6 ) or the ashtray can be opened or closed using the closure ( 1 ) with pull-out handle ( 2a ) or pull-out recess ( 2b ). The ashtray ( 3 ) is separated from the cigarette box by the chamber base ( 7 ). A lighter can be inserted into the lighter holder ( 10 ) at the side up to the lighter holder base ( 9 ).

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Fig.2 the ashtray ( 3 ) at a glance with the fixings ( 5 ) on the side wall ( 4 ), the slide ( 4b ) between the side walls, into which the cigarette packet is pushed up to the chamber floor ( 7 ). The closure can be pulled open using the pull-out handle ( 2a ) against the resistance of the pull-up lock

( 14 ), which is pressed against the edge ( 16 ) of the side wall of the tilting chamber when the closure is closed.

Fig. 3 the cigarette box (8) which is held on the ashtray by the fixing (5) in the slide (4b) between the side walls (4), whereby the base of the cigarette box is jammed in the ground clearance (5b). Spacers or studs (11) create thermal insulation between the base of the cigarette box and the base of the chamber (7). The cigarette butt chamber (6) is closed off by a closure (1), the closure strip (13) of which extends into the guide groove (12).

Fig. 4 the top view of the ashtray in the closure plane. The slightly convex, internal pull-out lock extending over the entire width of the closure
( 14 ) prevents both the easy / spontaneous opening of the shutter ( 1 ) and the escape of ash and smoke, since the lock ( 14 ) is pressed directly onto the edge of the chamber cross wall ( 16 ) when closed.

After purchasing the cigarette box ( 8 ), it can be pushed onto the ashtray until it clicks into place in the ground clearance ( 5b ). If necessary, the closure can be
(1) is pushed up to the pull-out lock (15) using the pull-out recess (2b) or the pull-out handle (2a) against the resistance of the lifting lock (14) and the cigarette butt is placed in the cigarette butt chamber (6). Pushing the lock shut completes the process of taking the cigarette butt into the ashtray. The cigarette butts from the full ashtray can then be disposed of in an orderly manner through the opening (3b).

This creates the possibility of environmentally friendly disposal of cigarette butts.

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Claims (1)

Steffen Bernstein Protection claims Ashtray (3) that can be pushed onto a cigarette packet and has a holder (10) for a lighter, whereby the ashtray: - has a shelf (4b) for the cigarette packet (8) which is delimited by side walls (4) and open at the top - has fixings ( 5 ) for the cigarette box on the side walls ( 4 ) - has an opening ( 3b ) which - with a closure (1 ) which - can be opened by a pull-out handle (2a) or pull-out tray (2b), can be closed and the - Closure (1 ) with a winding lock (14 ) and a - is provided with a pull-out lock (15); - has a smolder-proof tilting chamber ( 6 ) - the locking strip (13) can be moved in the guide groove (12) of the side wall, whereby - the winding lock (14) sits on the edge (16) of the tilting chamber (6) and thus generates a contact pressure - has a chamber base (7) on which spacers (11) for the cigarette box base are located on the outside - has a smolder-proof tilting chamber ( 6 ) - on one side a lighter holder (10) with - Lighter push-through lock ( 9 ) shows - Has side walls with a non-slip surface. -1-