Inhalation device

The hybrid inhalation device with a plastic chamber and metal support addresses safety concerns of glass devices by reducing burn and cut risks, ensuring efficient sublimation and user control, with a design that simplifies assembly and cleaning.

FR3167045A1Pending Publication Date: 2026-04-10WANCLEME
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Patent Information

Application Number
FR2024010914
Authority / Receiving Office
FR · FR
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-10-09
Publication Date
2026-04-10

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Technical Problem

Existing inhalation devices made entirely of borosilicate glass are prone to risks of burns and cuts due to high heat resistance and fragility, posing safety hazards during the sublimation of solid or powdered materials.

Method used

A hybrid inhalation device design featuring a predominantly plastic spheroidal chamber with a flame-resistant metal support, where the plastic enclosure is predominantly made of plastic and the metal support extends to cover the lower opening, allowing for efficient sublimation while minimizing burn and cut risks.

Benefits of technology

The hybrid design provides improved safety by reducing burn and cut risks, enhances sublimation efficiency, and simplifies assembly and cleaning, while maintaining structural integrity and user control over the inhalation process.

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Abstract

This disclosure relates to a device for inhaling (1) solid or powdered materials (M) comprising a plastic spheroidal chamber (2) for receiving the material to be consumed; said spherical chamber communicating fluidly with an inhalation conduit (3) through a lateral opening (23) in a wall of said chamber, said chamber having a vent (21) forming an air inlet, said device being configured to sublimate the material contained in said spheroidal chamber (2) by a flame (F) licking the wall of a heat-resistant support arranged at a lower opening of said plastic spheroidal chamber. Abstract figure: Figure 1
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