Fire production rod capable of preventing inclined oil leakage

Abstract

The utility model relates to a fire-collecting rod capable of preventing inclined oil leakage, which comprises a rod body, a cavity with an opening at the upper end is arranged in the rod body, a mounting seat is arranged in the cavity, an oil tank is arranged on the mounting seat, a lampwick insertion hole and a lampwick are arranged on the oil tank, and one end of the lampwick is inserted into the oil tank from the lampwick insertion hole. The guide sleeve is separated from the side wall of the oil tank and sleeved outside the lamp wick, the lower end of the lamp wick penetrates out of the guide sleeve and extends to the bottom of the oil tank, the upper end of the rod body is provided with an upper cover which covers the oil tank and covers an opening in the upper end of the cavity, and the upper cover is provided with a cover hole for the upper end of the lamp wick to extend out. According to the utility model, a large amount of oil can be prevented from flowing out from the lamp wick insertion hole after the fire-collecting rod is inclined.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a fire collecting rod.

Background Art

[0002] The fire collecting rod is used for collecting fire seeds, and can be used for collecting fire seeds during the torch relay. During the process of collecting fire seeds, together with a fire collector, a concave mirror is used to focus light to collect fire seeds, and light and heat are focused to achieve ignition and combustion. During the collection process, the fire collecting rod usually tilts. The structures of the currently designed fire collecting rods on the market, such as the handheld fire collecting rod with the patent number 201922268134.2 and the name of "a handheld fire collecting rod", the fuel storage chamber has a first opening and a second opening, and the ignition wick is inserted into the fuel storage chamber and its upper end protrudes out of the first opening. If the fire collecting rod tilts, the fuel in the fuel storage chamber will also tilt accordingly, and there is a risk of fuel overflowing through the ignition wick, thus bringing certain potential safety hazards.

Content of the Utility Model

[0003] The purpose of the utility model is to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art and provide a fire collecting rod with a simple structure and convenient use that can prevent oil leakage caused by tilting.

[0004] To solve the above problems, the utility model adopts the following technical solutions:

[0005] A fire collecting rod that can prevent oil leakage caused by tilting, including a rod body. A cavity with an upper opening is arranged inside the rod body. An installation seat is arranged in the cavity. A fuel tank is arranged on the installation seat. The fuel tank is provided with a wick insertion hole and a wick with one end inserted into the fuel tank through the wick insertion hole. The characteristics are as follows: A guiding sleeve that extends downward and at least extends to the middle part inside the fuel tank is arranged in the wick insertion hole. The guiding sleeve is separated from the side wall of the fuel tank. The guiding sleeve sleeves outside the wick. The lower end of the wick passes through the guiding sleeve and extends to the bottom of the fuel tank. An upper cover that covers the upper opening of the cavity and covers the fuel tank is arranged at the upper end of the rod body. A cover hole for the upper end of the wick to extend out is arranged on the upper cover.

[0006] The fire collecting rod that can prevent oil leakage caused by tilting as described above is characterized in that: An annular flange that extends outward is arranged at the upper end of the wick insertion hole. A positioning step is arranged in the cover hole. The annular flange extends into the cover hole, and the positioning step presses against the annular flange.

[0007] The fire collecting rod that can prevent oil leakage caused by tilting as described above is characterized in that: An installation cavity with an upper opening for the fuel tank to be inserted is arranged on the installation seat. The electronic igniter includes a control board fixed at the upper end of the installation seat and an ignition head arranged opposite to the wick. An installation hole is arranged on the annular flange, and the upper end of the ignition head passes through the installation hole.

[0008] The fire starter capable of preventing inclined oil leakage as described above is characterized in that: an oil filling hole is provided at the upper end of the fuel tank, and a sealing plug is provided in the oil filling hole.

[0009] The fire starter capable of preventing inclined oil leakage as described above is characterized in that: the upper end of the cavity is in the shape of an inverted frustum of a cone, and an annular positioning convex edge that presses against the inner wall of the cavity is provided at the lower end of the mounting seat.

[0010] The fire starter capable of preventing inclined oil leakage as described above is characterized in that: an electronic igniter capable of electronically igniting the wick is further provided in the cavity.

[0011] The fire starter capable of preventing inclined oil leakage as described above is characterized in that: the wick is a cotton wick.

[0012] The beneficial effects of the present utility model are as follows: a guide sleeve is provided in the wick jack, and the guide sleeve extends downward and at least to the middle part inside the fuel tank, so that the fuel in the fuel tank can be separated. When the fire starter is inclined, due to the separation effect of the guide sleeve, the fuel will not squeeze or impact the wick, so that there is no great risk of fuel overflow, ensuring that the wick burns stably during fire starting. The upper cover covers the opening on the rod body cavity, thereby covering the fuel tank, thus reducing the volatilization of the fuel.

Description of the Drawings

[0013] Figure 1 is a perspective view of the present utility model;

[0014] Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of the present utility model;

[0015] Figure 3 is an exploded view of the present utility model.

Specific Embodiments

[0016] The present utility model will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the drawings and specific embodiments:

[0017] As Figures 1 to 3As shown in the figure, a fire lighter that can prevent oil leakage due to tilting includes a rod body 1. The lower part of the rod body 1 is a hollow cylindrical shape, and the upper part of the rod body 1 is an inverted conical shape. There is a cavity 11 with an open upper end inside the rod body 1. An installation seat 2 is provided in the cavity 11. The upper end of the cavity 11 is in the shape of an inverted frustum. The lower end of the installation seat 2 is provided with an annular positioning convex edge 22 that presses against the inner wall of the cavity 11. In the figure, the bottom end of the installation seat 2 is a disc, and the upper end face of the installation seat 2 has a hollow cylindrical cavity. A fuel tank 3 is provided on the installation seat 2. The upper end of the hollow cylindrical cavity is open for the fuel tank 3 to be inserted. The fuel filled in the fuel tank 3 can be distilled naphtha. An oil filling hole 35 is provided at the upper end of the fuel tank 3, and a sealing plug 36 is provided in the oil filling hole 35. A wick socket 31 is provided on the fuel tank 3, and a wick 4 with one end inserted into the fuel tank 3 from the wick socket 31 is provided. The wick 4 can be a cotton wick, and the outer circumference of the wick 4 abuts against the inside of the wick socket 31. The wick socket 31 is provided with a guide sleeve 32 that extends downward and at least extends to the middle part inside the fuel tank 3. The guide sleeve 32 is separated from the side wall of the fuel tank 3. The guide sleeve 32 sleeves the wick 4, and the lower end of the wick 4 passes through the guide sleeve 32 and extends to the bottom of the fuel tank 3. The fuel will be between the side wall of the fuel tank 3 and the guide sleeve 32. Due to the protection of the guide sleeve 32, the fuel will not directly impact the wick 4. The upper end of the rod body 1 is provided with an upper cover 5 that covers the upper end opening of the fuel tank 3 to cover the cavity 11. The upper cover 5 is provided with a cover hole 51 for the upper end of the wick 4 to extend out. The upper cover 5 can reduce the evaporation of the fuel. An electronic igniter that can electronically ignite the wick 4 is also provided in the cavity 11, and it can be ignited by the electronic igniter.

[0018] For the convenience of installation, the upper end of the wick socket 31 is provided with an annular flange 33 that extends outward. A positioning step 52 is provided in the cover hole 51. The upper end of the wick socket 31 extends upward by 1 - 5 cm. The annular flange 33 is provided at the upper end of the wick socket 31, and the annular flange 33 extends into the cover hole 51. The positioning step 52 presses against the annular flange 33. An installation cavity 21 with an open upper end for the fuel tank 3 to be inserted is provided on the installation seat 2. The electronic igniter includes a control board 6 fixed to the upper end of the installation seat 2 and an ignition head 7 arranged opposite to the wick 4. The control board 6 is fixed to the outside of the installation seat 2 by screws. The ignition head 7 is electrically connected to the control board 6. The bottom of the rod body 1 has a power supply battery that supplies power to the control board 6. An installation hole 34 is provided on the annular flange 33, and the upper end of the ignition head 7 passes through the installation hole 34.

Claims

1. A fire lighter capable of preventing oil leakage due to inclination, comprising a rod body (1). A cavity (11) with an open upper end is arranged inside the rod body (1). An installation seat (2) is arranged in the cavity (11). A fuel tank (3) is arranged on the installation seat (2). A wick jack (31) and a wick (4) with one end inserted into the fuel tank (3) from the wick jack (31) are arranged on the fuel tank (3). It is characterized in that: The wick socket (31) is provided with a guide sleeve (32) that extends downward and at least to the middle inside the fuel tank (3). The guide sleeve (32) is separated from the side wall of the fuel tank (3). The guide sleeve (32) sleeves outside the wick (4). The lower end of the wick (4) passes through the guide sleeve (32) and extends to the bottom of the fuel tank (3). The upper end of the rod body (1) is provided with an upper cover (5) that covers the upper opening of the cavity (11) on the fuel tank (3). The upper cover (5) is provided with a cover hole (51) for the upper end of the wick (4) to extend out.

2. The fire pick according to claim 1, which can prevent tilting and oil leakage, is characterized in that: The upper end of the wick socket (31) is provided with an annular flange (33) that extends outward. The cover hole (51) is provided with a positioning step (52). The annular flange (33) extends into the cover hole (51). The positioning step (52) presses against the annular flange (33).

3. The fire pick according to claim 2, which can prevent oil leakage due to tilting, is characterized in that: An electronic igniter capable of electronically igniting the wick (4) is further provided in the cavity (11).

4. The fire pick according to claim 3, which can prevent oil leakage due to tilting, is characterized in that: The mounting base (2) is provided with a mounting cavity (21) with an upper opening for the fuel tank (3) to be inserted. The electronic igniter includes a control board (6) fixed to the upper end of the mounting base (2) and an ignition head (7) disposed opposite to the wick (4). The annular flange (33) is provided with a mounting hole (34). The upper end of the ignition head (7) passes through the mounting hole (34).

5. The fire starter capable of preventing inclined oil leakage according to claim 1, wherein: The upper end of the fuel tank (3) is provided with a fuel filling hole (35). A sealing plug (36) is provided in the fuel filling hole (35).

6. The fire pick according to claim 1, which can prevent oil leakage caused by tilting, is characterized in that: The upper end of the cavity (11) is in a frustum shape with a rounded top. The lower end of the mounting base (2) is provided with an annular positioning convex edge (22) that presses against the inner wall of the cavity (11).

7. The fire pick according to claim 1, which can prevent tilting and oil leakage, is characterized in that: The wick (4) is a cotton wick.

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