RU210841U1 - Multifunctional lighter - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to multifunctional lighters that are used to produce a flame and/or spark with the movement of a finger. A lighter that produces a flame and/or spark by the movement of a finger, characterized in that it contains at least one groove-channel (10) in its side (9) and/or front (8.1), in which electronic books are located , tablet computers, mobile phones, etc. devices to ensure a fixed stable position of these devices (13) at a convenient viewing angle.

Description

Technical area

The utility model relates to multifunctional lighters that are used to produce a flame and/or spark with the movement of a finger.

Prior Art

Devices used to produce a spark and/or flame with the flick of a finger are called lighters. Today, the lighter is most often used to light cigarettes. In addition, lighters are known as devices used to light gas stoves. Lighters have a simple mechanism of action. As fuel in lighters, it is preferable to use easily liquefied and combustible gases under pressure. In addition to the mentioned gaseous fuel, petrol-powered lighters are also known. Lighters in modern technology are usually used to produce a flame or spark.

In the national patent document number TR95/00835, known from the prior art, a refillable gas lighter is mentioned. The document in question describes a refillable gas lighter that has a tank element for the injection of fuel - liquefied gas, a supply valve located above this tank element, and an outer casing surrounding the tank element.

The international patent document number PCT/FR96/00647, known from the prior art, mentions a gas lighter including an ignition safety system. The gas lighter described in the aforementioned document includes a tank for pumping liquefied hydrocarbon gases; a valve mounted on top of said tank to allow exhaust gas to exit the tank; and a system allowing the supply and interruption of the gas flow. The system mentioned here has a combined ignition function with a flint and a gear wheel rotated by at least one carrier. Said bearing part is installed coaxially with the gear wheel.

In the European patent document number EP03251014.1, known from the prior art, a manual lighter is mentioned. This document refers to a manual lighter, which includes: a fuel reservoir, a valve for supplying fuel from the fuel reservoir to the burning point, a lever for actuating the fuel valve, a flint, a rotating ignition wheel that is in contact with the flint. When the user turns the ignition wheel, the flint generates sparks and directs them towards the burning point. Adjacent to the ignition wheel is at least one side wheel tightly attached to it and mounted in such a way as to allow rotation.

In the prior art, stands for e-books, tablet computers and mobile phones are designed to allow these devices to be used in a fixed standing position and at a comfortable viewing angle. The coasters mentioned are made from various materials and come in wood, steel, plastic, etc. Stands are usually sold as accessories. Nowadays, there are coasters or holders designed with different shapes. The stand must be carried separately to the place where it will be used. Which makes using the stand impractical.

The prior art National Utility Model Document No. TR2017/00833 mentions a desk phone and tablet holder. This document is about a desktop phone and tablet holder that can be used in places such as cafes, bars, hotels, holiday villages, Internet cafes, conference rooms, etc. The holder consists of a housing with a groove-channel in the housing, when installed on which the position of the phone or tablet remains stable and fixed, a coating layer covering all surfaces of the housing, an advertising space located on the upper part of the housing, and connected by a coating layer, as well as nameplates on the front of the case.

Purpose of the utility model

The purpose of the utility model is to provide a multifunctional lighter that can be used as a stand for an e-book, tablet computer, mobile phone, and the like. devices that provide a comfortable viewing angle and the use of these devices in a standing or reclining fixed position.

A lighter designed to achieve these goals contains at least one slot-channel (10) located in the side part (9) and / or in the front part (8.1), in which an e-book, tablet computer, mobile phone, etc. .P. devices (13) to ensure stability of fixation and a comfortable viewing angle when using said devices (13).

Description of exemplary embodiments

Fig. 1. Top view - base (6) and magneto lighter (1), groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 2. Bottom view - base (6) and magneto-lighter (1), groove-channel (10) is located in the front part (8.1).

Fig. 3. Front view - base (6) and magneto lighter (1), groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 4. Side view - base (6) and magneto lighter (1), groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 5. Side view - base (6) and magneto lighter (1), groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 6. Rear view - base (6) and magneto lighter (1), groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 7. Top view - a lighter with a magneto without a base (1), the groove-channel (10) is located in the front part (8.1).

Fig. 8. Bottom view - a lighter with a magneto without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the front part (8.1).

Fig. 9. Front view - lighter with magneto (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 10. Side view - lighter with magneto (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 11. Side view - lighter with magneto (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 12. Rear view - lighter with magneto (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 13. Top view - lighter with flint (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 14. Bottom view - lighter with flint (1) without base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the front part (8.1).

Fig. 15. Rear view - lighter with flint (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 16. Side view - lighter with flint (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 17. Front view - lighter with flint (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 18. Side view - lighter with flint (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 19. Top view - lighter with flint (1) and base (6), groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 20. Bottom view - lighter with flint (1) and base (6), groove-channel (10) is located in the front part (8.1).

Fig. 21. Rear view - lighter with flint (1) and base (6), groove-channel (10) is located in front (8.1).

Fig. 22. Side view - lighter with flint (1) and base (6), groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 23. Side view - lighter with flint (1) and base (6), groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 24. Front view - lighter with flint (1) and base (6), groove-channel (10) is located in front (8.1).

Fig. 25. Top view - a lighter with a magneto (1) and with a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 26. Bottom view - a lighter with a magneto (1) and with a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 27. Front view - a lighter with a magneto (1) and with a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 28. Side view - a lighter with a magneto (1) and with a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 29. Front view - a lighter with a magneto (1) and with a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 30. Side view - a lighter with a magneto (1) and with a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig.-31. Top view - a lighter with a magneto (1) without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 32. Bottom view - a lighter with a magneto (1) without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 33. Front view - a lighter with a magneto (1) without a base, the groove channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 34. Side view - a lighter with a magneto (1) without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 35. Side view - a lighter with a magneto (1) without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 36. Front view - a lighter with a magneto (1) without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 37. Top view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 38. Bottom view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 39. Front view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 40. Side view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 41. Side view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 42. Front view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 43. Top view - an oval lighter (1) with flint without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 44. Bottom view - an oval lighter (1) with flint without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 45. Front view - an oval lighter (1) with flint without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 46. Side view - an oval lighter (1) with a flint without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 47. Side view - an oval lighter (1) with a flint without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 48. Front view - an oval lighter (1) with flint without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 49. Top view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 50. Bottom view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 51. Front view - oval lighter (1) with magneto and base (6), groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 52. Side view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), a groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 53. Side view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 54. Front view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto and a base (6), the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 55. Top view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 56. Bottom view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 57. Front view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 58. Side view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 59. Side view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 60. Front view - an oval lighter (1) with a magneto without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

Fig. 61. Front view - lighter with flint (1) without base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 62. Front view - lighter with flint (1) and base, groove-channel (10) located in front (8.1).

Fig. 63. Front view - a round flint lighter (1) without a base, the groove-channel (10) is located in the front part (8.1).

Fig. 64. Front view - a lighter with a charger (1), the groove channel (10) is located in the front part (8.1).

Fig. 65. Perspective view - using the lighter (1) as a stand, the groove-channel (10) is located in the front part (8.1).

Fig. 66. Perspective view - the use of a lighter (1) as a stand, the groove channel (10) is located in the side part (9).

The numbers and names of the main parts indicated in the figures are presented below.

Lighter

(1) Windscreen

(2) Ignition button

(3) Ignition wheel

(4) Throttle lever

(5) Base

(6) Fuel tank

(8.1) Front

(8.2) Back

(9) Side

(10) Groove channel

(11) Advertising space

(12) Stop

(13) Device

Detailed description of the utility model

The utility model relates to multi-functional lighters (1) which make it possible to produce a flame and/or sparks with the movement of a finger. The lighter (1), which is the subject of the utility model, consists of a groove-channel (10) located in the side part (9) or in the front part (8.1), a fuel tank (7), an advertising space (11), a lever for gas supply (5) and windscreen (head) (2). In addition, magneto lighters and electronic lighters (with charger) (1) have an ignition button (3), while flint lighters (1) have an ignition wheel (4).

The part of the lighter (1) that contains the gas is called the fuel tank (7). In the front part (8.1) and/or side part (9) of the fuel tank (7) there is a groove channel (10). The groove channel (10) allows you to use the lighter (1) as a stand and guarantees a comfortable view and a fixed stable position when installing e-books, computer tablets, mobile phones and other similar devices (13). The width of the specified channel (10) can be different, which allows you to use different devices (13). The distance defined for the groove-channel between the walls of the groove-channel (10) in the preferred application of the utility model is suitable for almost all devices (13). The specified range can vary from 4 mm to 20 mm.

The fuel tank (7), which stores the lighter gas (1), is made by injection molding of plastic. The production of the fuel tank (7), which is the subject of the utility model, can also be carried out using 3D printers, extrusion and other similar methods. The mentioned fuel tank (7) can be made not only of plastic, but also of metal, glass and other materials.

The groove channel (10) located on the fuel tank (7) can be used in all types of lighters (1) with base (6), without base, with magneto or flint. In the preferred application of the utility model, said groove channel (10) is located below the second half (Y/2) of the total length of the fuel reservoir (7). Since the device (13) must be installed in such a way as to be able to maintain balance on the lighter without tipping over.

There are basically two different embodiments of the utility model. The first of the mentioned embodiments includes a channel (10) located in the front part (8.1) of the fuel tank (7), while the other provides a channel (10) located in the side part (9) of the fuel tank (7). The mentioned embodiments of the utility model give similar results and are intended for the same purpose.

An embodiment of the groove-channel (10) located in the front.

The channel (10) located in the front part (8.1) of the fuel tank (7) of the lighter (1) is wider than the thickness of the device (13) used. The channel (10) located on the fuel tank (7) makes it easy to install the used device (13) with a short or long side.

When the device (13) is installed in the groove-channel (10) located in the front part (8.1) of the fuel tank (7), the rear part (8.2) behind the channel (10) rests on the base and provides stability to the device (13). The front part (8.1) of the fuel tank (7) holds the device (13) inside, while the back part (8.2) is used as a supporting element.

The groove channel (10), located in the front part (8.1) of the fuel tank (7), has an angle α, which provides a free view when using the installed device (13). When either end of the device (13) being used is inserted into the channel (10), due to the angled design of the channel (10), ease of use is ensured. The value of said angle α is 18°. In alternative applications of the utility model, the angle α may have a value in the range from 1° to 80°. To make the lighter (1) work as a stand in a more durable and stable way, you can use several lighters (1) side by side. In the above application, the device (13) is not in direct contact with the base. This ensures that the device (13) is kept clean.

In alternative embodiments of the utility model, the fuel reservoir (7) ends above the channel (10) or extends to the bottom of the channel (10).

An embodiment of the groove-channel (10) located in the side part.

The groove channel (10) located in the side part (9) of the fuel tank (7) is wider than the thickness of the edge of the device (13) (phone, tablet, etc.). That is, the groove channel (10) has a sufficient width to freely accept the edges of the used device (13). The groove channel (10), which receives the edge of the device (13), can move along the corresponding edge of the said device (13). After installing the short edge of the used device (13) into the groove-channel (10), the lighter (1) with the indicated groove-channel (10) can move back and forth so that the angle of the device (13) can be adjusted according to the user's desire. In order for the device (13) to remain stationary, the windscreen (2), i.e. the head, must be supported by the base (supported by the base). This head belongs to the group of parts that includes the windscreen (2), the ignition wheel (3) and the ignition button (4), that is, all the parts located on the base (6). Due to this, the lighter (1) acts as a stand on which the installation angle of the used device (13) can be adjusted as desired to obtain a more stable position, in an alternative embodiment of the invention, the used device (13) is placed with two short sides on two lighters (1 ).

In alternative applications of the utility model, the fuel reservoir (7) ends above the channel (10) or extends to the bottom of the channel (10).

In an alternative embodiment of the utility model, the groove channel (10) receives the long side of the device (13) to be used. In this embodiment, there are different forms of use:

Application with a lighter (1) installed under the device: The long end of the used device (13) is installed in the groove channel (10) located in the side part (9) of the fuel tank (7). For a balanced installation, use two or more lighters (1) side by side. The groove channel (10) located in the side (9) of the fuel tank (7) will hold the device (13), the other side (9) provides support by touching the base. Thus, the lighter (1) acts as a stand. In this type of use, the angle of use of the device (13) is determined depending on the angle of the channels (10). It is not possible to determine the angle by moving the lighter (1) or device (13) to be used. In this application, the device (13) is not in direct contact with the base. In this way, the device (13) is kept clean and the possibility of damage is prevented.

Application with lighter (1) mounted on the side of the device (13): This application uses two lighters (1). The device (13) is installed with both long sides in the grooves-channels (10) located in the side part (9) of the fuel tank (7). The front part (8.1) of the lighter (1) rests on the ground. The lighters (1) used in this embodiment can move up and down along the edge of the installed device (13), and if desired, the angle of inclination of the device (13) can be determined. However, in this case, the front part (8.1) of the lighter (1) will be separated from the base, and only the head of the lighter is in contact with the base. In this case, the head is used as a reference element. The channel (10) may have a straight or angled design. In an alternative embodiment of the utility model, one lighter (1) may be sufficient, or several lighters (1) may be used.

The utility model can be applied to lighters (1) with a fuel tank in the front (8.1) and side (9), as well as to lighters (1) of square, oval or round shape.

At the bottom of the fuel tank (7) there is a place for advertising (11). The device (13) (phone, tablet, etc.) is installed horizontally or vertically after being placed in the groove channel (10). Thus, after placing the device (13) in the channel (10), the lower surface of the lighter (1), which is directly in front of the screen, will be in front of the user's eyes, attracting his attention. Due to this, said lower surface can be used as an effective advertising platform (11). Thus, the lighter (1) serves as a stand and can be used for promotional purposes.

In addition to gas lighters (1), the utility model can be applied to electric lighters (1) by creating a groove-channel (10).

The utility model is a lighter used to meet the needs of people by producing a flame and/or spark with a flick of a finger, used as a stand that provides a free viewing angle and a fixed stable position for devices (13) such as an e-book, tablet computer, mobile phone, installed in at least one groove-channel (10) located in the side part (9) and/or in the front part (8.1).

Claims (10)

1. A holder for electronic devices, containing a housing with a groove channel, characterized in that a lighter is used as a housing for obtaining a flame and / or spark by a finger movement, containing a fuel tank (7), on the body of which a groove channel (10) is made ), while the groove-channel (10) is made with the possibility of installing the device (13) in such a way as to ensure a stable position during use at a convenient viewing angle. 2. The holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the groove channel (10) is located in the side part (9) and/or the front part (8.1) of the fuel tank body (7). 3. The holder according to claim 2, characterized in that the groove channel (10) is located between the middle part and the end of the fuel tank (7). 4. The holder according to any one of paragraphs. 1-3, characterized in that the width of the groove-channel (10) is 4-20 mm. 5. The holder according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the groove channel (10) located in the front part (8.1) of the fuel tank (7) has an angle α between the side part (9) of the groove channel and the surface, parallel to the end of the fuel tank (7), and ranging from 1° to 80°. 6. The holder according to claim 1, characterized in that it contains a place for advertising (11) at the end of the fuel tank (7). 7. The holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it contains a head placed in the upper part of the fuel tank (7), which ensures stability of the device (13) with support from the base when the device (13) is installed in the groove channel ( 10) located in the side part (9) of the fuel tank (7). 8. The holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it contains a rear part (8.2), which ensures the stability of the device (13) with support from the base of the rear part (8.2) and located behind the groove-channel (10), when the device ( 13) is installed in the groove-channel (10) located in the front part (8.1) of the fuel tank (7). 9. The holder according to claim 2, characterized in that it is made with the possibility of shifting back and forth to adjust the angle of inclination of the device (13), installed with a short and / or long edge into the groove channel (10) in the side part (9) of the tank for fuel (7). 10. The holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the device (13) is made in the form of an electronic book, tablet computer, mobile phone.

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