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US 12,599,171 B2Granted
Multi-portion vaping device
AssigneeEdward F. Spellman
InventorEdward F. Spellman
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Abstract
A multi-portion vaping device with a carrier and a removable cartridge mounted to the carrier. The cartridge supporting a plurality of herb bowls each sized to contain a spectrum of a herb compound to allow a user to inhale a vapor of the herb compound. A herb bowl is selected by rotating the cartridge's cylinder plate to a different location in the cartridge each time the user desires to inhale vapor from an unused herb bowl. The cartridge is easily removed from and installed in the carrier.
Claims16
A multi-portion vaping device comprising:
- a carrier comprising:
- a cap assembly comprising:
- a heater assembly;
- a cap peg;
- a spring, wherein the spring biases the cap peg;
- and
- a lever assembly including a release button, wherein the cap peg is movable by depressing and releasing the release button;
- a mouthpiece;
- and
- a cartridge removably mounted to the carrier, the cartridge comprising:
- a cylinder top plate defining an herb aperture;
- and
- a cylinder bowl plate that includes a plurality of herb bowls each sized to contain a volume of fresh herb,
- wherein the mouthpiece, heater assembly, and cap peg define at least a portion of a vapor flow path, further wherein
- the cylinder bowl plate is rotatable with respect to the vapor flow path such that the plurality of herb bowls can be selectively fluidly coupled with the vapor flow path, and air within the vapor flow path is heated by the heater assembly prior to entering a selected one of the plurality of herb bowls, and the cap peg is configured to selectively contact the cylinder top plate to allow unheated ambient air to flow into the vapor flow path when the cap peg is spaced from the cylinder top plate, and configured to selectively seal the herb aperture to prevent unheated ambient air from flowing into the vapor flow path in the selected one of the plurality of herb bowls.
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