DE443C - Salon cigarette with tobacco wrapper - Google Patents

Description

1877.

Class 79.

LOUIS GROSSKOPF in KÖNIGSBERG i. Prussia. Salon cigarrette with tobacco wrapper.

Patented in the German Empire on July 21, 1877. Longest duration: January 20, 1892.

It is a well-known fact that smoking gives pleasure only when the tobacco used here burns completely and the smoke developed in the cooled down Get the tongue touched.

The pipe, which was commonly used in the past, does, however, because the tobacco is finely cut, one complete combustion of the same, and let the smoke run along the length of the pipes Getting into the mouth more or less cooled down, however, has its very considerable drawbacks, such as B. the smear of the tube, the foul-smelling residues of the saliva, the awkwardness of the preparation and finally the arduous task of taking the whole thing with you the apparatus required for this.

One thought now of processing the tobacco in a form that is easy to carry with you and immediate use is permitted. This is how the cigar was created. One has through this manufacture, however, some of the abuses criticized above have been remedied On the other hand, it also involves such considerable disadvantages that enjoyment is often the case of smoking becomes an exertion accompanied by the most dire consequences.

The disadvantages of the cigar are as follows:

1. An imperfect combustion due to the leaf shape necessary for the cigar of tobacco and the poor connection between the cover sheet and the insert.

2. From i. a greater exertion of the respiratory organs follows.

3. Dehydration of the tongue because the smoke is very short, the length of the cigar has to cover the appropriate distance and enters the mouth very warm.

4. Nicotine poisoning is inevitable; for when the lips are touched directly with the tobacco, with the addition of the saliva, this dangerous poison must develop and is partly supplied to the stomach.

It is well known that the cigar often does so. the source of stomach discomfort, poor digestion, Loss of appetite, headache etc. is.

The tobacco industry has long been involved, the four main ones mentioned above To remedy bad things and came back to the tobacco in finely cut pieces Presenting the form to the smoker, d. H. So to manufacture a product that the Advantages of the pipe with those of the cigar. This is how the cigarrette came about, which one too can indeed be regarded as a pipe with a burnable bowl. To the The tobacco is presented to smokers with the cigarette in a form that is equally moderate Burns caused, no exertion of the respiratory organs, no drying out of the tongue etc. caused.

A cigarrette would therefore have to meet all practical and sanitary requirements suffice if the taste of the paper used for the core is not too noticeable made, apart from that, the inhalation of paper smoke very dangerous to health is.

The idea then came up to replace the paper tube with paper made from tobacco or a or to replace several tobacco leaves. The attempts failed, however, because this Sleeves had too little stiffness and resistance, quite apart from the fact that they were when using several tobacco leaves, the real essence of the cigarrette is restored will be annulled.

The task to be solved afterwards is the wrapped cigarrette with tobacco wrapper to give necessary stability resp. to combine the insert with the cover sheet into a whole, so that it retains its straight cylindrical shape during the drying process. The inventor has solved these tasks, by changing the shape of the sleeve and the cigarrette while drying a exposed to slight pressure.

The finished wrapped cigarrettes are namely after they are correct as quickly as possible Cut to length, that is, they are still moist, packed in bundles in such a way that each one Cigarrette lengthways from as large a number of pieces as possible Aira flexuosa is surrounded. These bundles are made by going into a A band of strong drill is placed in a suitable wooden vessel in such a way that it is fastened with buckles and straps hang out provided ends and now the

dried blades of grass and wrapped cigarettes so layered that the latter are complete are surrounded by stalks of grass. After this one buckles the twist belt together and unites so the whole contents into a bundle of round shape. By more or less By tightening the straps, you can therefore apply a completely even pressure on the entire surface of the cigarrette. So it becomes the sleeve with the insert kept in constant contact during drying and thus a suitable connection both, d. H. a certain stability of the cigarrette can be achieved. This stability will still be increased by the fact that the stalks surrounding the cigarette are pressed somewhat into the case and cannelise it longitudinally. This form is already in the technique for reinforcing plate-shaped bodies has been used with success. That is so Wrapped cigarettes do not change their straight shape during drying, is obvious and it should also be noted that the width of the drill band and the length of the grass stalks are different according to which the cigarrette is oriented.

The grass stalks also convey as hollow tubes, multiplying the air Allow passage, the fast and safe drying is immense.

After multiple attempts, the Aira flexuosa has the properties that are favorable for the manipulations described above, but retains it the inventor reserves the right to use any other material for the purpose of To give cigarrette greater stability and quick and safe drying of the same to achieve, to use.

Claims (2)

Patent Claims: 1. On the tobacco-sleeved cigarrette made according to the process described above. 2. The peculiar process described above, the cigarrettes for drying to prepare to make them more stable at the same time, using the Aira flexuosa or other rod-shaped materials.