JP3215374U - Cleaning tool for smoking equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

A cleaning tool for a smoking tool that removes contaminants attached to the smoking tool, such as an electronic cigarette device, a xel, and a pipe. A handle (1) having a cavity (5) formed at one end and an opening (6) penetrating between the cavity (5) and the other end, and a handle (1) having a through-hole (7). 1) a sleeve (2) fixed in the cavity (5), and a wire brush (3) having a wire (8) in which the inner end (8a) is fixed in the through hole (7) of the sleeve (2) And a rod (4) which protrudes from the opening (6) of the handle (1) on the side opposite to the sleeve (2) and is fixed to the opening (6) of the handle (1). Contaminants are removed with the brush (3) and the rod (4). [Selection] Figure 6

Description

  The present invention relates to a cleaning tool for a smoking tool that removes contaminants attached to the smoking tool such as an electronic cigarette device, a xel, and a pipe.

  A normal electronic cigarette device includes a battery that constitutes a heating battery, a sleeve or cartridge that constitutes a container that stores liquid (liquid) or tobacco leaves, a heater that heats the liquid or tobacco leaves and generates steam, and And a suction port for sucking the generated liquid or tobacco leaf vapor. Vapors generated from liquid or tobacco leaves contain various organic substances such as carbonyls, aldehydes, ketones, carbonyls, diethylene glycol, trace amounts of nicotine, and inorganic substances such as carbon. It flows in the cartridge in a phase or liquid phase state. However, these substances are firmly adhered to the surface of a heater, a cartridge or the like during cooling, and it is difficult to remove the particles adhering to the surface of each part of the complicated apparatus.

Design Registration No. 1538949

  Thus, for example, using the cleaning tool shown in Patent Document 1, the smoker tries to remove the adhesion substance (spotting) on the surface of the cartridge, but cannot easily remove it. Electronic cigarette cleaning kits are commercially available to easily remove spears. This cleaning kit is a combination of a bottle containing a solvent containing alcohol and a cotton swab, and the cartridge can be washed with the cotton swab by soaking the solvent from the bottle into the cotton swab. However, it is difficult to completely clean the inner and outer surfaces of a sleeve or cartridge having a complicated shape with a heater on the inside with only a cotton swab.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a cleaning tool for a smoking tool that can easily remove contaminants attached to the smoking tool.

  A cleaning tool for a smoking tool of the present invention includes a metal handle (1) having a cavity (5) formed at one end and an opening (6) penetrating between the cavity (5) and the other end, and a through hole A metal sleeve (2) having (7) and fixed in the cavity (5) of the handle (1), and the inner end (8a) fixed to the through hole (7) of the sleeve (2) A wire brush (3) having a metal wire (8), and protruding from the opening (6) of the handle (1) on the opposite side of the sleeve (2) and fixed to the opening (6) of the handle (1) A metal rod (4).

  A sufficient operating force can be applied to the rod (4) fixed to the handle (1) through the handle (1) gripped by a human hand to scrape contaminants on the surface of the recess. In addition, the wire brush (3) is applied to the wire brush (3) fixed to the through hole (7) of the sleeve (2) fixed to the handle (1) through the handle (1). Thus, the surface of the object can be polished, ground and polished to remove contaminants.

The perspective view of the cleaning tool for smoking tools of this invention provided with a wire brush and a rod Sectional view inside the electronic cigarette device cleaned with the rod of the cleaning tool for smoking tools of the present invention Sectional view inside electronic cigarette device cleaned with wire brush of cleaning tool for smoking tool of the present invention The perspective view of the cleaning tool for smoking tools of this invention which attached the brush cap and the rod cap. The exploded perspective view of the cleaning tool for smoking tools of this invention Exploded sectional view showing the assembly procedure of the cleaning tool for smoking tools of the present invention Sectional view of the cleaning tool for smoking tools of the present invention Sectional view of a wire that is placed in the through hole of the sleeve and bent at the base

  Embodiments of the cleaning tool for a smoking tool according to the present invention for purifying components of an electronic cigarette device will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7. Is omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the cleaning tool for a smoking tool of the present invention includes a metal handle (1) having an octagonal cross section, a wire brush (3) fixed to one end of the handle (1), and a handle (1 ) And a metal rod (4) protruding from the other end, and an internal screw (11a) covering the wire brush (3) and screwed to an external screw (1a) formed on the outer surface of one end of the handle (1) ) And an octagonal cross section brush cap (11) and an inner screw (12a) screwed to an outer screw (1b) formed on the outer surface of the other end of the handle (1) covering the rod (4) And a rod cap (12) having an octagonal cross section.

  The wire brush (3) includes a metal twist wire (8) and a hair material (8b) fixed to the twist wire (8). The copper or stainless steel twisted wire (spiral wire) (8) may be single wound or double spiral wound, and the hair material (8b) is made of synthetic resin such as nylon. FIG. 4 shows a cleaning tool for a smoking tool in which the outer surfaces of the octagons are aligned with each other and the brush cap (11) and the rod cap (12) are respectively attached to the outer screws (1a, 1b) of the handle (1). A perspective view is shown. The handle (1) having the octagonal outer surface, the brush cap (11), and the rod cap (12) are easy to grip by hand and have the advantage of not rolling on the table surface, but the handle (1) As long as the outer surfaces corresponding to the assembly of the brush cap (11) and the rod cap (12) are flush with each other, other polygonal outer surfaces such as a rectangle and a hexagon may be used.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the handle (1) includes a cavity (5) formed at one end and an opening (6) penetrating between the cavity (5) and the other end. The rod (4) is formed with a tapered slope and has a sharp tip (9) protruding from the opening (6) of the handle (1), and the inner end (10) of the rod (4) on the opposite side of the sharp tip (9). ) And a plurality of raised portions (13) projecting radially outward from the bottom surface of the cavity (5) shown in FIG. 7 from the cavity (5) side. Are pushed, driven or pressed into the inner surface (6a) of the opening (6) adjacent to the cavity (5) of the handle (1). As shown in FIG. 7, when the rod (4) is fixed to the opening (6) of the handle (1), the pulling resistance of the rod (4) protruding from the handle (1) is 100 kg or more, preferably 150 kg or more. Good.

  During assembly, the rod (4) shown in FIG. 6 is inserted into the opening (6) of the handle (1), and the plurality of raised portions (13) of the rod (4) are opened (see FIG. 7). 6) Push in, drive or press into the rod (4) to lock the inner surface (6a) of the opening (6). Next, the root portion (8a) of the metal twisted wire (8) of the wire brush (3) constituted by the spiral brush shown in FIG. 6 is pushed into, or driven into, the through hole (7) of the sleeve (2). Fix by press fitting. In order to increase the pulling resistance force of the wire brush (3), as shown in FIG. 7, the root (8a) of the wire (8) is moved from the through hole (7) of the sleeve (2) to the cavity ( 5) Even if the base portion (8a) of the torsion wire (8) protruding from the through hole (7) is bent and brought into contact with the inner surface of the sleeve (2) as shown in FIG. Good. Alternatively, the root portion (8a) of the twisted wire (8) may be crushed or swaged and brought into contact with the inner surface of the sleeve (2).

  Thereafter, the sleeve (2) to which the wire brush (3) is attached is pushed into the cavity (5) of the handle (1) and driven or press-fitted to fix the sleeve (2) to the cavity (5). Conversely, after fixing the sleeve (2) in the cavity (5), the twisted wire (8) of the wire brush (3) may be pushed into the through-hole (7) of the sleeve (2), driven or pressed. In this method, there is a risk that a large pulling resistance force cannot be obtained for the wire brush (3).

  As shown in FIG. 7, the sleeve (2) fixed in the cavity (5) of the handle (1) by pushing, driving or press-fitting has a radial clamping force from the inner surface (5a) of the cavity (5). As a result, the pull-out resistance of the sleeve (2) to the handle (1) is 50 kg or more, preferably 100 kg or more. The pulling resistance force against the sleeve (2) of the wire brush (3) which pushes the root portion (8a) of the wire (8) into the through hole (7) of the sleeve (2) and is driven or press-fitted is preferably 50 kg or more, preferably 100 kg. The above is good.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the smoker grasps the handle (1), inserts the rod (4) into the recess (20a) of the electronic cigarette device (20), and the sharp tip (9) of the rod (4). Can remove contaminants such as spiders (21). In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, the smoker grasps the handle (1) and inserts the wire brush (3) into the recess (20a) of the electronic cigarette device (20) to contaminate the recess (20a). The object (21) can be polished, ground and polished to remove the contaminant (21). Thus, the contaminant (21) on the surface of the recess (20a) can be scraped off by applying a sufficient operating force to the rod (4) via the handle (1) held by the smoker. Further, a sufficient operating force is applied to the wire brush (3) via the handle (1), and the contaminant (21) can be removed by rubbing the surface of the object with the wire brush (3).

  The cleaning tool for a smoking tool of the present invention can be used for removing contaminants attached to the smoking tool such as an electronic cigarette device, a xel, and a pipe.

  (1) ・ Handle, (2) ・ Sleeve, (3) ・ Wire brush, (4) ・ Rod, (5) ・ Cavity, (6) ・ ・ Opening, (8) ・ Wire, (8a) ・ ・ Root, (9) ・ ・ Tip, (11) ・ Brush cap, (12) ・ Rod cap, (13) ・ ・ Bridge

Claims (6)

  A metal handle having a cavity formed at one end and an opening penetrating between the cavity and the other end; a metal rod fixed in the handle opening and protruding from the handle opening; and a through hole. And a metal brush fixed in the cavity of the handle, and a wire brush having a metal wire fixed to the through hole of the sleeve and protruding to the opposite side of the rod Cleaning tool. The rod has a sharp tip formed from a tapered slope and projecting from the opening of the handle, and a plurality of ridges projecting radially outward from the inner end of the rod on the opposite side of the tip,
The cleaning tool for a smoking tool according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of raised portions of the rod are locked and fixed in the opening of the handle adjacent to the cavity.   The cleaning tool for a smoking tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the wire fixed to the through hole of the sleeve has a root portion that is disposed in the through hole and bent in the cavity of the handle. A polygonal outer brush cap covering the wire brush;
A rod cap with a polygonal outer surface covering the rod;
The handle has external threads formed on each outer surface at both ends,
The brush cap has an internal thread connected to one external thread of the handle,
The cleaning tool for a smoking tool according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the rod cap has an inner screw connected to the other outer screw of the handle.   The cleaning tool for a smoking tool according to claim 4, wherein the outer surfaces of the handle, the brush cap, and the rod cap have polygonal cross sections aligned with each other when the brush cap and the rod cap are connected to one and the other external threads of the handle. .   The cleaning tool for a smoking tool according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the wire brush is a spiral brush.

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