Posts Tagged lighters

How Flat Flame Torch Lighters Work

While there are many types of lighters including torch and flat flame lighters on the market, cigar owners, fireworks enthusiasts, or people that simply enjoy using a torch lighter have a few things to consider when looking for their ideal product. Since so many manufacturers have been attempting to improve the lighters on the market, there are now more options available than ever before. For people that are intere read more

Product Demonstration: The Tonino Lamborghini Aero Windproof Soft Flame Butane Lighter

The Tonino Lamborghini Aero Windproof Soft Flame Butane Lighter comes in a black, leather case with zipper. The inside of the case is lined in crushed velvet and the inside lid of the case features the Lamborghini logo. The lighter has a unique design and fits easily into a pocket. The top of the lighter has the Lamborghini signature. The back of the lighter has a fuel gauge window and the bottom of the lighter read more

Product Demonstration: Black Ops Kilo Triple Flame Torch Lighter with Punch Cutter

**Special Deal Expires Soon**Black Ops BOGO Buy a Kilo get a Bravo FREE  The Black Ops Kilo Triple Flame Torch Cigar Lighter with Punch Cutter has a triangular shape to it and a ruberized, matte finish. The bottom of the lighter has a refill valve and flame adjustment knob and the front of the lighter has a retractable punch cutter. This lighter has a single action ignition system with a slide button that ha read more

How Does a Piezo Electric Ignitor Work?

You may be surprised to learn that you have used piezo electricity before. This type of ignitor is used on push button cigarette lighters, push button grills, and many other devices. It functions differently than a flint ignitor. Piezo electrical ignition creates enough energy that a small hammer strikes an object within the device. When this object is struck, it creates voltage. Quart is typically the material us read more

Using A Butane Lighter At High Altitudes

In order to get your lighter to ignite at a higher elevation, you will have to open the valve that releases butane considerably more than you do for ignition at standard elevations. With reduced oxygen, it is going to be harder to get the butane to ignite, and opening the valve offers enough fluid to help you achieve this. To do it, simply locate the wheel, lever, screw, or other adjuster on your lighter and turn i read more