DE8600523U1 - As a candle replica or for use in candle-shaped luminous bodies, a burning vessel filled with liquid wax - Google Patents

Description

Applicant: BIRMELIN, Hermann jr.
Ste fanienstrasse * 23
7800 Freiburg, DE

Title:

As a candle replica or for use serving in candle-shaped luminous bodies, Firing vessel filled with liquid wax

The invention relates to a burning vessel filled with liquid wax and serving as a candle replica or for use in candle-shaped luminous bodies, consisting of a cylindrical tube closed on the underside with a tube facing outwards or on the upper side
inside conical or straight end, in which centrally a wick guide, in particular a wick guide tube, with drawn in and into the
Liquid wax reaching wick is arranged.

In DE-OS 33 43 595 is a candle-shaped luminous body described, which is made of a plastic material provided on the outer jacket with a wax layer, cylindrical tube, in which an exchangeable container for holding the liquid fuel

fes is arranged, the one at the top of the container absorbs outstanding wick. The interchangeable vessel is provided with a top cover that corresponds approximately to the width of the tube and is slightly conical, so as to the face to represent a natural candle.

According to a particular embodiment, this consists of - / "'-, exchangeable vessel from a liquid fuel

filled can, which has a flange on the top, on which a cover or cap is used, transparent plastic disc is attached, which has a slightly concave curvature.

The previously known firing vessel, however, has the disadvantage that, in particular with smaller diameters of the cylindrical vessel, the liquid is sucked up
Fuel, in particular liquid wax, through
the wick is then reduced or stopped as a result of the adhesive effect when the furnace is closed on all sides. The consequence of this is that the (^> flame goes out before the liquid wax has burned out, sometimes even after half of the liquid wax has been used up, and can then be re-ignited only with difficulty or not at all Namely, a vacuum is formed on the upper side, the size of which depends on the vapor pressure of the liquid wax. This vacuum prevents the adhesive effect of the liquid wax through the wick.

The present invention is based on the object of providing a firing vessel of the type mentioned at the beginning create that does not have this disadvantage and with which it is possible to find what is inside

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Burn out liquid wax completely, but with certainty it is guaranteed that the BrenngefäO after Manufacture and during transport to the consumer does not expire.

To solve the problem, a furnace of the type mentioned is proposed, which is characterized in that in the area of the wick guide or j \ the upper end one or more small, ifi that

Openings are provided extending inside the tube, for sealing against the leakage of the liquid wax with a layer of hard wax or with a plastic film are coated.

With the burning vessel according to the invention, the essential advantage is achieved that after the tube has been filled with crack wax or another liquid fuel for example, by simply dipping into a container With heated and therefore liquid hard wax, a dense layer of this wax over the opening (s) tjelenl can graze and the vessel prepared in this way belieuiq can be parked and transported without

there is a risk that the liquid wax during the Transportes leaks out of the vessel.

When the wick is lit, it serves as a seal «, hardened wax becomes liquid, burns or runs through the openings into the vessel. This will be the openings free, so that the atmospheric pressure inside the vessel during the burning of the öochtca can set, whereby a termination of the Adhäsionsffektunq and thus an extinction of the flame before all the fuel is burned out wi rd.

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In the subclaims, advantageous further training ! ', described about the invention.

Thus, the openings according to claim 2 can be immersed

f. the top of the vessel in a heated wax bath '

yyy are overdrawn.

Ί According to claim 3, this can also be done by diving into a

; S, suitable plastic bath take place.

I In addition, however, the openings are also covered with

j ^: a plastic film according to a usual packaging

\ procedure possible, with the plastic film possibly over

J can reach the entire vessel and with a tear

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The openings that go into the interior of the vessel can, for example, by graining the wick guide

; tubes are generated, the wick through the after

inwardly reaching projections is held firmly in the tube and with the outward remaining edges of the Doc ^v it-) guide tube the inwardly directed openings

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According to claim 6, the upper, conical closure can also be used as a cover cap, for example as a metal cover.

f are formed, in the lateral surface one or

I can provide several small openings that

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The tube closed at the bottom can be made of metal or Plastic and the cover cap made of metal, in particular aluminum, are formed, the connection

the tube with the cap through in any way Pressing, screwing or crimping can be connected.

Furthermore, the furnace according to the invention can be entirely with Wax can be coated, with coloring also possible in order to obtain a burning vessel that can be used directly as a candle, for example as a Christmas, Ornamental or whip candle, can serve.

Based on the drawings, some are preferred on the example Embodiments explained the firing vessel in more detail.

In the drawings shows

Fig. 1 is a side view with partial section of a furnace according to the invention.

FIG. 2 shows a top view of the firing vessel according to FIG. 1.

Fig. 3 shows a further embodiment of the firing vessel cut according to the invention in side view with part.

FIG. 4 shows a plan r '": ■.'. On the firing vessel according to FIG. 3.

Fig. 5 shows the arrangement of a firing vessel according to the invention in a plastic tube.

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Fig. 6 shows a further embodiment of the Burning vessel according to the invention.

As can be seen from Figures 1 and 2, there is an embodiment of the firing vessel according to the invention from a cylindrical tube 1, closed at the bottom at 2, which is inside with a liquid Fuel, for example liquid wax or liquid paraffin, is filled. At the top is a cone-shaped one Metal cover 4 inserted into the tube 1 and with this by any method, for example by screwing, pressing or crimping.

The metal cover 4 serving as the upper end has |

centrally a wick guide tube 5, in which a wick 6, which extends completely into the liquid fuel 3, is held.

The wick guide tube is, as can be seen in particular from Fig. 2, grained four times, so that in the Openings 7 extending inside the vessel arise. The wick 6 is thereby directed inwards Projections 8 held. Of course you can too fewer grits should be provided. It is even possible to just pinch the tube so that the wick is only on one side of the pinch and the other 5eite that into the interior of the Vessel reaching opening forms.

The entire upper part of the firing vessel is filled with liquid wax and the metal lid is put on 4 immersed in a wax bath containing heated hard wax. After the diving process forms around the upper area of the vessel

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Wax layer 9, which prevents the The liquid wax that is dangerous inside runs out. When the wick 6 is lit, however, it melts the wax layer 9 and runs or runs into the interior of the vessel.

results from Figures 3 and 4, are instead of the grain size of the tube in the upper area of the metal cover 4 small, reaching into the interior of the vessel 1 openings 10 provided, which through in the same way a layer of wax is tightly closed. When lighting of the wick, the top of the lid becomes so strong heated so that here too the wax layer melts and the openings 10 are exposed.

In Fig. 5 is shown how with the help of the furnace according to the invention a relatively long and thin sacrificial candle can be made. For this a simple white, transparent plastic tube 11 is used, which has a bracket 12 inside Has use of the firing vessel 1.

This "artificial" candle produced in this way can be used as a sacrificial candle on altars, memorials or places of worship where they can be accessed by the user by inserting the vessel into the upper door of the plastic pipe 11 can be produced. The candle made in this way is indistinguishable from a naturally burning candle, because in the upper area 13 of the plastic tube <e! 3 the flame 14 of the wick shines through. After the vessel has burned out, the pipe can be used again for production an "artificial" candle can be used.

In Fic |. 6 is another embodiment of the

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Burning vessel shown according to the invention. In this case, the tube 1, which is closed at the bottom, is inwardly conical shaped metal cover 15 used. This gives the impression of a candle that has already been lit.

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Claims (6)

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BIRMELIN, Hermann Jr. PROTECTION CLAIMS \ 1. As a candle replica or for use in candle-feed Medium luminous body, filled with liquid wax Burning vessel, consisting of a cylindrical tube closed at the bottom with a the top outwardly or inwardly conical or straight end, in which centrally a wick guide, in particular a wick guide tube, is arranged with drawn-in and reaching into the liquid wax wick, characterized that in the area of the wick guide or the upper termination one or more, in the Inside the tube reaching openings are provided to seal against the leakage of the liquid Fuel, in particular liquid wax, with j a layer of hard wax or with a plastic are foil coated. 2. Brenngefä'ß according to claim 1, characterized that the openings are covered with a plastic film that is over the entire vessel is enough and has a tear strip. Ill I «I I I t I lall ·· · 3. Distilling vessel nae + ί e'iriem or more of the previous ones Claims, characterized in that that the openings (7) reaching into the interior of the tube (1) are arranged on the wick guide tube (5) are, the wick (6) held firmly in the tube by the inwardly reaching projections (8) is. 4. Burning vessel according to one or more of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that a metal cap (4) is provided as the upper end is, in which in the upper area small openings (10) reaching into the interior of the vessel are provided are that through a hard wax layer or through Plastic are sealed. 5. Firing vessel according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that that the cover cap made of metal, for example aluminum, and the tube (1) made of metal or Made of plastic, the cover cap by pressing, screwing or crimping on the upper edge of the tube (1) is attached. 6. Burning vessel according to one or more of the preceding Claims, characterized in that that it is used to create an "artificial" sacrificial candle in an elongated, thin plastic tube (11) is inserted in such a way that the wick protrudes beyond the upper edges of the plastic tube.