JPS603470B2 - ashtray - Google Patents

Description

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

The ashtray is designed to catch cigarette ashes and butts when smoking, and also to catch lit cigarettes. However, if a half-smoked cigarette is temporarily placed in the cigarette receiving groove of an ashtray, it will burn one after another and eventually the end of the cigarette end that protrudes outside the ashtray will fall under its own weight, burning the floor, tatami mats, etc., and causing a fire.

This invention solves the above-mentioned problems with ashtrays, and its purpose is to provide a safe ashtray that prevents counterfeit cigarettes from falling out of the ashtray even when a half-smoked cigarette is placed therein.

This invention is characterized in that the radial cigarette receiving recess formed in the rim of the ashtray is sloped with a low inner end, and a small cigarette receiving roll is arranged in the cigarette receiving recess.

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

In the figure, 1 is the ashtray body, 2 is the peripheral wall edge of the ashtray body,
3 is a radial tobacco holder recess formed in the coin edge.

The illustrated cigarette receiving recess 3 has a large number of small holes 4 formed therein so that cigarette ashes can easily fall downward, and therefore an ash receiving portion 5 is formed below the cigarette receiving recess 3.

The ash receiving part 5 is integrally formed with an ashtray during press molding,
The tobacco receiving recess 3 is placed separately on the ash receiving part 5. As a means for attaching the cigarette receptacle recess 3 onto the ash receptacle 5, in the figure, both side edges of the cigarette receptacle 3, which are the cigarette receptacle recess 3, are attached to the part of the flange 2 of the ashtray main body 1 that transitions to the ash receptacle 5 during press molding. Form the small registers 6 that are horizontally aligned, and open the inside of the material which is the tobacco receiving recess 3 by finger operation. Although this structure allows for free attachment and detachment, it can also be fixed by welding or the like.

Inside the cigarette receiving recess 3, a small cigarette receiving roll 7 is installed near the outer end of the cigarette receiving recess 3, so that the cigarette receiving roll 8 that falls into the cigarette receiving part falls into the ashtray due to vibration etc., and is also placed outside the ashtray. To prevent the cigarette from falling, the cigarette receiving recess 3 and the ash receiving part 5 are sloped so that the inner end side is lower.

The small roll 7 shown in the figure is designed so that it can be replaced if it is damaged, and the mandrel 9 that protrudes from both ends of the roll is separated at the center, and a flange is provided at the separated end to prevent it from coming out from the end of the roll. The coil spring 10 is interposed between the two zero rods to give them resilience in the protruding direction. By pushing the mandrel in the backward direction 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 can also be removed.

This idea seems to have been commissioned, and this ashtray has a radial cigarette receiving recess 3 with a sloped shape with a low inner end, and a small cigarette receiving roll 7 is arranged in the cigarette receiving recess. Even if the smoked cigarette placed in the ashtray falls into the ashtray, there is no risk of it falling outside the ashtray and causing a fire. In addition, by arranging the small cigarette receiving roll 12 at a position away from the outside of the cigarette receiving recess 3 as shown in the figure, it is possible to place the cigarette so that the mouthpiece of a half-smoked cigarette partially protrudes outside the ashtray. However, since this protruding portion is received by the small roll 12, there is no risk of the cigarettes falling out of the ashtray even if the cigarettes burn one after another.

The second small roll 12 can be attached by bending the mandrel 13, which extends through the roll and protruding long, to one side so that the bent part can also be supported by the groove 6.

When disposing the second small roll, cut out the green outer ends on both sides of the separate lamp receiving recess 3 to expose the small groove 6 in the cutout 14, and then install the second small roll. The bent end of the mandrel 13 can be supported by this raised position.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the ashtray according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the main parts of the same. 1...Ashtray body, 2...Brim edge, 3...
... Cigarette holder recess, 7...4 rolls. Figure 1 Figure 2

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An ashtray characterized in that a radial cigarette receiving recess is formed in the rim of the peripheral side wall of the ashtray main body, the inner end of the recess is sloped low, and a small cigarette receiving roll is disposed within the recess.