JPS5856666A - Improvement in tobacco chip receiver - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, a lighted cigarette placed on a container automatically falls into the container after a certain period of time, and the falling cigarette slides down a sliding surface provided below. Through introduction means including;
This invention relates to an improvement in the introducing means portion of a butts receptacle (hereinafter referred to as the seed butts receptacle) which is introduced into an auxiliary butts chamber separate and independent from the Wk husks reservoir.

In a suction tray used on a tabletop, etc., it is strongly desired to keep the overall compactness and height as low as possible from the viewpoints of stability, handling, and storage. The cough butt holder is a safe butt holder with automatic extinguishing function, and was disclosed by the same applicant as the present application in Showa! It is disclosed in Patent Application No. 311137 of the year I@.

At the lower part of the front and rear branches of the mounting means, there is a sliding surface that slopes downward toward the front, and the fallen tobacco is slid down in the axial direction on the sliding surface to the bottom surface on the entrance side of the auxiliary butt chamber, and then the tobacco is sucked. It includes an introduction part whose mouth side falls sideways into the auxiliary suction chamber. The auxiliary drinking chamber is constructed with a bottom that is gently sloped from the entrance side to the interior side, and is designed to roll and guide fallen cigarettes that have fallen into the entrance area toward the interior side. The introducing means using the seed butt receiver has a fundamental advantage in that the tobacco falling from the loading means is safely and smoothly retained in the container, in line with the solution to the problem mentioned above. . However, there are some points that require improvement in the # introduction means. First of all,
In order to function reliably against cigarettes that fall when the unburned part is the longest, it has to be considerably bulkier compared to conventional desk-top suction cups. , If the structure is forcibly shallow, when the tip of a falling cigarette that has slid down the sliding surface hits the bottom or horizontal part of the entrance to the auxiliary smoking chamber.

The tip did not slide forward properly and stopped there,
It often happens that the mouth end remains leaning against the downhill surface. Furthermore, another point that requires modification of the introduction means is that when the tip of the cigarette falls from the tip, the ashed part of the tip! 4. If the length is shorter than a certain length, no matter how many times you hit the downhill surface, the ashed part will not completely fall off, and when it hits the bottom of the entrance to the auxiliary drinking room, it will accumulate in that part. become. As a result, the ash may interfere with the smooth movement of the falling cigarettes or impede the extinguishing function. Furthermore, even when a sufficient depth is given to the introduction means described above, there is considerable variation in the falling direction of the falling cigarettes, and the direction of sucking and drinking becomes uniform within the auxiliary butt chamber. As a result, the interior of the auxiliary butt chamber may not be sufficiently spacious.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above-mentioned disadvantages, an object of the present invention is to provide a seed butt holder that has a deeper leakage depth and functions more reliably.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a cigarette butt receptacle in which the ash of fallen cigarettes can be more effectively disposed of, and the ash does not interfere with the smooth movement of the fallen cigarettes or the extinguishing of the cigarettes.

Yet another object of the present invention is that I! To provide a sucking/drinking cup which has little variation in the falling direction of the lower cigarette and can continuously retain a small number of butts in an auxiliary butt chamber.

The present invention provides a trough-shaped tip guide means at the bottom of the downhill surface at a certain distance ahead of the tip, the ridge bottom surface of which slopes downwardly and extends smoothly from the entrance of the auxiliary butt chamber toward the inner body. The seed shell holder is characterized in that it is provided with: This ＼ is Doin and Catfish, which means to guide and draw in. The evening falls from the loading means! <The ore is guided further forward along the sloping rear bottom surface of the tip guiding means than the bottom surface on the entrance side of the auxiliary drinking chamber. As a result, the longer unburned portion of the cigarette is also reliably tipped toward the auxiliary butt chamber. Then, it rests on the sloping bottom of the auxiliary sucking chamber and is guided to the inner part.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to the drawings.

The 16 types of cigarette butt holders shown in No. 1 to SLQ are made of heat-resistant plastic such as melamine resin.
It consists of 1 and an upper part fitted into the upper part. A vessel having a deep concave portion surrounded by an approximately rectangular shape by an upper vessel 11d and a circumferential side 1113.

A portion 14 facing outside the company is provided on the upper periphery. Earthenware 12Fi, smaller than the concave part of upper vessel 11.

The container has a fairly shallow butt storage part 15, and is provided with an outwardly facing narrow outer edge 1 on its upper periphery. A shallow step 17 is provided on the upper inner edge of the circumferential side 1113 of the upper case, except for most of the part on the opposite side as seen in FIG. 1.P has a carved shape that matches the outer peripheral edge, and the earthenware 12 has an outer edge 1 excluding the outer edge #16a on the opposite side.
The base portion of the upper case 11 is fitted into the stepped portion 17 and supported within the recessed portion of the upper case 11. Outer edge 11aF on the other side of the pottery
i It is spaced apart from the inner edge of the Confucian brim 14m facing the main utensil, and has elongated green sand sections on the left and right sides.

A means for placing a cigarette is provided in the open part of the cigarette so as to face it from both the left and right ends. l111 of the upper case
At both left and right corners of 13 m, protruding portions 18 are formed that protrude toward the front side by a certain width. At the inner end of the upper part of the inner part 1, there is an outer support 1- that protrudes slightly toward the front side.
On the other hand, the outer edge 1 on the other side of the pottery
At the outer edge of a.

Inner support that protrudes symmetrically to face the outer support direction of 11 m
J1@b has been established. In the state where the upper device 12 is fitted into the upper device 11, this inner skin IIs and white text WJII
The distance between the closest part of Ib, that is, the throat part 2, is slightly narrower than the diameter of the cigarette, and the armpit part constitutes the front branch 21 of the mounting means.

On the other hand, the outer edge of the collar portion 14 of the front branch 21 forms the rear branch 24 of the mounting means. A descending surface 2!1 is formed that descends from the rear branch 24 toward each end (inwardly in the left-right direction as viewed in FIG. 1) at a steep angle. #Sliding [25] extends along the inner side of the internal tooth part 18 to near the bottom of the inner skin 11B& with a width about the diameter of a cigarette. The part of the sliding surface 2s that has entered the concave part of the upper device slopes forward at a steep angle, and also slopes slightly downward from the open end 26 side on the +front side or the internal toothed part 1a side. It is also tilted towards the top.

From the open end 26 of the sliding surface to the tip side, it is smoothly closed by a barrier cover 1140 between the lower part of the sliding surface and the bottom wall. Inside the upper chamber 11, there is a wide auxiliary a-shell chamber 28 on the front side, and a narrow auxiliary shell chamber 28 on the front side, with the edge @ 21 extending inward in the left and right directions at a position near the bottom of the open end 26 in both the left and right sliding directions. The ash receiver is divided into 29 parts. The edge [27 is in a position to ensure that the ash receiver falls into the portion 29 when the ash of the cigarette burned on the mounting means falls. The ash catcher 29 is a recess with a bottom surface that slopes downward toward the opposite side, so that ash collects from the opposite side. The bottom surface of the auxiliary butt chamber 28 consists of an inclined part 30 on the entrance side that slopes downward toward the front at a gentle angle that allows the cigarette to roll sideways, and a horizontal part 31 on the inner back side.

A tip guiding means 41 that is deeply recessed in an inclined direction is provided at the bottom of each of the left and right sliding surfaces 25 at a certain distance ahead of the tip. #Tip guiding means 41 i'i, extension surface 4 of each downhill surface
It has a rear bottom IQ43 that extends downwardly and slopes forward at a position sufficiently lower than 2. The rear bottom i & 1143a, the ash receiver, extends smoothly from the part 2@jo toward the inner back side of the auxiliary butt chamber 28 (the front II in FIG. 1), and extends in the center of the auxiliary sucking chamber 2I. This book is based on the premise that the cigarette loading means are arranged so as to face each other from side to side, as shown in this example. It is a welfare freedom to only fulfill one's feelings. At that time, you must keep in mind that the area ahead of the rear bottom should be horizontal or gently sloped upwards, so that the mouth end of the falling cigarette falls backwards and rolls straight to the side! It is important to make sure that you get the lI. The facing wall, which stands at a steep angle close to the top of the cigarette, obstructs the movement of the tip of the cigarette and prevents it from rolling straight toward the front. This is advantageous because each gently sloping rear bottom surface forms the opposing wall surface of the other. The bottom wall of the suction reservoir of the upper case 32, when it is fitted into the upper case 11, is located at a position where a sufficiently high gap is provided above the bottom surface of the upper case so as not to hinder the introduction of fallen cigarettes into the auxiliary butt chamber. It is in.

At this point, the tobacco company that has finished a' is put into the suction reservoir 15 as usual after extinguishing it. Sometimes a lit cigarette 33alt is left on the mounting means, and its combustion occurs at the front branch 21.
Shortly after passing through, it falls down its throat 20. The tip of this falling cigarette hits the downhill surface 2B. In many cases, the ash part at the tip of the lower ash tray falls into the sliding surface 2! The holder is held diagonally at I and slides down in the axial direction due to the action of a single force. At this time, due to the horizontal inclination of the downhill surface 2s, the auxiliary butt chamber 21 is slightly tilted.

Then, the tip ms falls into the tip guide means 41,
It is guided forward along the slope of the rear bottom WI43 to the bottom of the recess. During this time, the rIk mouth Il slides sideways and falls toward the open end 2 of the lilzs and the side of the auxiliary shell chamber 2s. Shows the state of falling cigarette 33b company at that moment during WA. The sloping part 3o of the auxiliary suction chamber is on the suction side
As it falls upward, the distal end side springs up from the bottom of the distal end guiding means 41 and is rolled toward the inner side along the slope of the 3° inclined portion. Then, as shown in the figure, p is accumulated sequentially from the horizontal part s1 side.

Any cigarettes that are still lit are cooled by the flat bottom wall of the auxiliary drinking chamber and extinguished within a short time.

In this way, the tip *h of the falling cigarette is guided to a far deeper position than the bottom surface on the entrance side of the auxiliary drinking chamber. Since the rear bottom surface 43 slopes downwardly toward the front, the tip of the falling cigarette will surely slide to the bottom of the tip guiding means.

Therefore, a fallen cigarette with a long unburned portion can be smoothly introduced into the auxiliary butt chamber. moreover,
By the tip guiding means! ;In order for the tip of the lower cigarette to be sufficiently guided forward, the mouth side is placed in the auxiliary sucking chamber 2.
8, the direction in which the tobacco rolls (direction perpendicular to the axis of the cigarette) is nearly parallel to the direction of inclination of the inclined part 30. Therefore, it is easy to roll toward the inside, and the tobacco is neatly lined up horizontally and collected. become.

If this tip guiding means is not provided, if the tip of the cigarette slides down with a considerable tilt towards the auxiliary smoking chamber, it will be dragged sideways even more strongly along the slope of the slope 30 and fall. There was a tendency for large variations in the direction in which the cigarettes rolled.

Further, the ash that falls when the tip of a fallen cigarette is centered inside the scissor tip guide means accumulates inside the tip guide means. Therefore, the falling cigarettes rolling on the bottom of the ridge auxiliary butt chamber are not obstructed by this ash. Furthermore, the cooling and extinguishing effect of the bottom wall is not inhibited.

Even in the improved butt holder of this example, if the lateral inclination of the sliding surface is small, a falling cigarette may fall into the first stage of the tip guide.

Figures 5'-7 show another embodiment of the invention. This is 1
To simplify the drawing, only the parts that differ from the previous example are shown.
In the following description, the same parts as those in the previous example will be indicated by the same reference numerals with a numeral 1 added thereto, and the detailed explanation will be omitted and the different parts will be mainly explained.

In the main suction cup 10', there is a tip guide means 411.

@1 on the opposite end, i.e. on the side opposite to the auxiliary butt chamber 28'
From the 113m side to this side, to the other side (toward the loading means)
A tip deflection means 44 of a constant height which is sloping and more rigid is provided. 44 companies of the tip deflection means.

It has a triangular side profile, with the lower part protruding most strongly towards the front and the upper part receding at a constant slope towards 11m x 113m. Therefore, IIWi of the tip deflection means 44
generally forms an inclined surface facing diagonally rearward and upward on the auxiliary suction chamber 28 side. The lower easternmost end of the tip deflection means is
The mounting means protrudes close to where the axis of the cigarette is located.

On the other hand, in this example, the downhill surface 25 has almost no lateral slope downward to the auxiliary general slope.

The upper surface is kept horizontal in the lateral direction Fit"t. The open end 26t is closer to the axis of the cigarette than t and is narrower, and the tip thereof is inclined toward the auxiliary butt chamber 201 side. It is formed into 4B.

There, the falling cigarette slides down the sliding surface 25'.

Since it is not affected by the sideways inclination, it tends to descend straighter toward the front. There was also one heading towards the corner of the side wall 131a on the other side. -Such movements can also occur when the downhill surface is tilted sideways, as in the previous example.

This is the case without the tip deflection means 44.

Many of the cigarettes dropped (smoked) end up resting with the mouth side leaning against the sliding surface, or fall down to the bottom of the tip guiding means 411. In many cases, the tip of a falling cigarette is centered on the inclined m-plane of the tip deflection means 44.

It is then attached to the bottom of the front tip guiding means 41'. This prevents the tip from collapsing into the tip guiding means. On the other hand, the cigarette butt side is received by the sloped end 45 of the sliding surface, and slides down along the strong slope toward the auxiliary butt chamber 28'. In this way, regardless of the lateral slope of the downhill surface,
Dropping hand R on the mouthpiece side that mainly relies on the strong inclined end
This has the effect of reducing the side-slipping of the tip side of the falling cigarette when it slides down, thereby reducing the variation in the rolling direction of the falling cigarette. In particular, in a shallow canyon butt receptacle like this example, this advantage can be more effectively utilized in combination with the tip guide means and the tip deflection means. The advantage of this example is that the falling cigarette slides down the sliding surface and its tip stops at a position.

It must be stopped within a certain range on the side of the auxiliary suction chamber.

Since the speed and direction during the tipping period on the mouthpiece side are more stable, the falling cigarettes can be more reliably introduced into the auxiliary butts chamber, and there is less variation in the butts.

Thus, for a falling cigarette of the same length of unburned part, the overall height of the butt holder can be lowered.

Moreover, the seed butt holder is provided which functions more reliably. The embodiment shown here merely represents a preferred example of the present invention, some of which may be modified by equivalent means.

Alternatively, the combinations may be changed and implemented as appropriate within the scope of the present invention.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a plan view showing a partially cut away earthenware cigarette butt holder according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 #'i 2 in Figure 1
-0-ii -2' sectional view, Figure 3 is s in Figure 1.
-3' sectional view, Figure 14 is a partial plan view of a butt holder showing another embodiment of the present invention, 5-6 partial sectional view in Figure 4 of wS Zusha, Figure 6, Figure 4. 6-@ partial cut-away diagram at 6-@. Patent applicant Ryuzo Tsukamoto Figure 1

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A means for placing a lit cigarette in the container, an auxiliary butt chamber provided at the lower side of the placing means, and a slide provided at the lower part of the placing means with a downward slope toward the front. having an introduction means including a surface;
In the butt holder which is adapted to sequentially and continuously introduce the cigarettes falling from the above-mentioned placing means into the auxiliary butt chamber, 11.
f. A trough-shaped tip guide means is provided at the bottom of the downhill surface at a certain distance ahead of the tip, the rear bottom surface of which slopes downward toward the front and extends smoothly from the entrance of the auxiliary suction chamber toward the inner depth. A cigarette butt holder characterized by: 2. In the cigarette butt holder described in item 1 above, there is a constant height protruding portion on the side opposite to the auxiliary sucking chamber at the lower end of the placing means while sloping forward toward the auxiliary sucking chamber. A suction cup characterized by having a tip deflection means. 3. The suction cup according to item 111, characterized in that the tip of the sliding surface is formed as an inclined end that opens wide toward the auxiliary suction chamber.