ES1296684U - TOBACCO CONTAINER (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Tobacco container, formed by a casing (1) with a lid (2) and a first compartment (3) for tobacco, characterized in that it comprises a lateral compartment (6), with a lateral groove (7) for projection of a sheet from a pack of sheets of cigarette paper. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

tobacco container

TECHNIQUE SECTOR

The present invention refers to a tobacco container for a smoker, which offers a whole series of products and accessories for rolling tobacco and is therefore configured as a totally autonomous element, capable of providing the smoker with everything they need.

STATE OF THE ART

The use of rolling tobacco is known in the state of the art, in which chopped tobacco is required, a series of papers, optionally filters, matches or a lighter and, once the tobacco is lit, an ashtray.

Each of these items is presented separately, so the user needs multiple items, so if they lose or forget one, they can't use any.

The applicant is not aware of any device with the same advantages as the invention.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention consists of a smoking container according to the claims. Its different embodiments solve the problems of the state of the art.

The tobacco container is formed by a casing with a lid, hinged or sliding, for example, and a first compartment for tobacco. In addition, it comprises a lateral compartment, with a lateral slot for projecting a sheet from a pack of sheets of cigarette paper. It can have a second and/or a third compartment, under the lid, for lighters, matches, filters. For example, the cigarette lighter compartment may be accessible from the outside, without being affected by the cover.

The lower end of the casing can be removable, forming a bowl that acts as an ashtray. Ideally, with a protective metal coating against high emperauras e as coas and ashes. bowl can have its own detached and attached to the rest of the container by any separable method.

Other variants will be discussed in the rest of the memory.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figures are included.

Figure 1.- Schematic perspective view of a first embodiment, with all the lids closed and the bowl separated from the rest of the container.

Figure 2.- Schematic perspective view of a second embodiment, showing a sheet of paper sticking out of the slot.

MODES OF CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

An embodiment of the invention is briefly described below, as an illustrative and non-limiting example thereof.

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of an embodiment example. Part of a generally square prismatic casing (1), with a hinged top cover (2). In figure 2, this cover (2) has been represented as sliding.

The cover (2) of figure 2 allows access to three compartments and, optionally, to a fourth. The first compartment (3) is larger than the other two and is intended for tobacco. A second narrow compartment (4) allows you to store matches or lighters. In Figure 1, this second compartment (4) is accessible from the outside. In this case, the second compartment is designed for cylindrical lighters, but it can have another shape (Zippo...). The third compartment (5) is designed for filters. A side compartment (6), which can be covered by the lid (2) or not, has a shape and dimensions suitable for a packet of smoking sheets. This side compartment (6) has a slot (7) on one side of the casing (1). The sheets of paper will appear through this slot (7) to be used, without having to remove the pack of sheets from the container.

The mensions and compare less outside can be thought of as for a nco pack of sheets or for two, being only one pack accessible through the slot (7)

The casing (1) can have a removable lower end, forming a bowl (8). This bowl (8) would function as an ashtray, and is therefore resistant to heat. For example, it may have a metallic coating. The figures show two examples of bowls (8). The one in figure 1 has its own cover with some male projections (10) interlocking in some grooves (not noticeable) at the bottom of the rest of the casing (1). This union can be done in a dovetail, by clipping (temporary elastic deformation of an element) or by any other method.

Likewise, the container can have a stick (9) to compress tobacco, which can be extracted from an ad-hoc hole in the lid (2) or in another part of the casing (1).

The elements can be fixed to each other by friction, by clipping or by any similar system in terms of resistance and ease of use. For example, the lids may have stops or grips that make it difficult to open and prevent accidental opening. More preferably they are held by pressure in the hollows of the bowl (8) or of the compartments (3,4,5).

The container can be made of plastic, preferably resistant to temperatures, so as not to be damaged if ash falls on it.

Claims (1)

1- Tobacco container, formed by a casing (1) with a lid (2) and a first compartment (3) for tobacco, characterized in that it comprises a lateral compartment (6), with a lateral groove (7) for projection of a sheet from a pack of sheets of cigarette paper. 2- Tobacco container, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a second compartment (4) under the lid (2). 3- Tobacco container, according to claim 2, characterized in that it comprises a third compartment (5) under the lid (2). 4- - Tobacco container, according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid (2) is hinged. 5- Tobacco container, according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower end of the casing (1) forms a bowl (8) removable from the casing (1). 6- Tobacco container, according to claim 5, characterized in that the bowl (8) has an inner metallic lining. 7- Tobacco container, according to claim 5, characterized in that the bowl (8) has a lid with male projections (10) that can be attached to slots in the base of the rest of the casing (1).