JPS59166074A - Ash tray - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to improvements in ashtrays.

The ash 1111 is designed to catch ashes and butts when smoking, and also to catch lit cigarettes.

By the way, if you temporarily place a half-smoked cigarette in the cigarette holder (1"4) of the ashtray, it will burn, and eventually the cigarette butt protruding outside the ashtray will fall under its own weight and burn the floor, tatami mats, etc. , causing a fire.

This invention solves the above-mentioned disadvantages of ashtrays, and its purpose is to provide a safe ashtray in which even if a half-smoked cigarette is placed, the cigarette will not fall out of the ashtray. .

This invention is characterized in that the radial cigarette receiving recess formed on the rim of the ashtray has a low slope Q on the inner end side, and a small roll for receiving tobacco is arranged in the cigarette receiving recess.

The details of this invention will be explained below based on embodiment 0 shown in the accompanying drawings.

In IXI, 1 is the ash 111L body, 2 is υ(IIIL
The periphery of the main body is a wall flange edge, and 3 is a radial cigarette receiving recess formed in the flange edge.

The cigarette holder recess 3 shown in the figure makes it easy for cigarette ash to be deposited downwards.
A large number of small holes 4 are formed to allow the ash to fall, and therefore an ash receiving portion 5 is formed below the ash receiving recess 3. Then, the ash tray 5 is formed integrally with the ash tray during press molding, and the cigarette socket g1≦3 is formed as a separate piece on the ash tray 5.
This is the installation.

As a means for attaching the cigarette receptacle recess 3 to the ash receptacle P, in the figure, it is attached to the part of the flange 2 of the ashtray main body 1o, where the ash receptacle 5 moves, during press molding, on both sides of the member which is the cigarette receptacle recess 3. A small groove 6 into which the edges fit is formed, and by bending the rlJ of the member that is the cigarette receiving recess 3 with a finger operation, it is made into four IJs, with both side edges facing the small groove 6, and by bending and releasing the force, the small groove is formed. (J'ha here) may be detachable or may be fixed by welding or the like.

Inside the cigarette receiving recess 3, a small cigarette receiving roll 7 is arranged near the outer end of the cigarette receiving recess 3, so that the cigarette 8 placed in the cigarette receiving recess 3 will fall into the ashtray due to vibration etc. To prevent the cigarette from falling outside the ashtray,
The ash receiving portion 5 is inclined so that the inner end side is lower.

The small roll 7 shown in the figure can be replaced if it is damaged, and the mandrels 9 that protrude from both ends of the roll are separated at the center and furanone is provided at the separated ends to prevent the roll from falling out. A coil spring 10 is interposed between them to give both mandrels a restorability in the protruding direction, and the mandrels are fitted into the shallow axial holes of the one-piece holders 11 fitted into both the left and right walls of the cigarette holder recess. By pushing the bearing 11 in the direction in which the mandrel moves backward against the elasticity of the coil spring 10, the bearing 11 is removed from the wall of the tobacco holder recess, and the roll 7 is also removed.

This idea is as described above, and this ashtray has a cigarette receptacle i:+53 in the radial direction with a lower slope G on the yIM side.
Since a small cigarette receiving roll 7 is arranged inside the cigarette receptacle 17j5, even if a smoked cigarette placed in the cigarette receptacle recess 3 falls into the ashtray, it will not fall outside the ashtray and cause a fire. The effect is that there is no risk of it happening at all.

In addition, as shown in the figure, the tobacco receiver roll 12 should be disposed at a position away from the outer end of the tobacco receiver recess 3.
, Even if the end of a half-smoked cigarette is placed so that it sticks out from the ashtray, this protrusion will mean that 120 small rolls will be received, and the half-smoked cigarette will burn one after another. However, this can be considered as ash and there is no risk of it falling outside.

The installation of the upper t1 second small roll 12 is also done through the same roll O.
This is done by bending the long protruding shaft 13 on one side)
FJ] The curved portion can also be stopped and supported by the small groove 6.

When disposing the second small roll, the member σ) 1lii (llfl '1E
Cut out the Jj foreign 14 catty U, make the tJz groove 6 9F'r lli with this notch 14, and insert the small roll mandrel 1 of S2.
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small? 'fW & this fitting support 1, )・force to make (can be done).

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows ash 111L (1) -'i) according to the present invention,
:, y= (perspective view of i1, Figure 2 is the same as above wall 41 e) Enlarged <ilr'+fn 1ffi 01...ashtray body, 2 rim, 3 = ? This (horizontal support llTl 7% 17...small roll

Claims (1)

[Claims] Shape the cigarette holder recess in the radial direction of the flange on the side wall of the ashtray body.
and the gate 773 has an inner end i 1+I+ of 1t
An ashtray characterized in that a small roll for receiving cigarettes is arranged in the recess i:li with an rJ opening.