Torch Adapter for Inhalable Concentrates
OwnerBrendan Patrick Charest, Joseph Baxterinventors
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An adapter for supporting a vaporizable concentrate product on a torch in a position heatable thereby to release inhalable concentrate vapor. The adapter has a first end, an opposing second end, an attachment element residing proximate said first end and configured for attachment to said torch to support the adapter thereon, and a receptacle residing proximate said second end and configured to hold said vaporizable concentrate therein. Installed on the torch with the attachment element engaged around a flame tube of the torch, the adapter places the receptacle in working relation to an outlet end of the flame tube for heating of the receptacle via the flame emitted from the outlet end of the flame tube. The receptacle is movably supported on the adapter to enable optimized placement thereof relative to the outlet end of the flame tube.
An adapter for supporting a vaporizable concentrate product on a torch in a position heatable thereby to release inhalable concentrate vapor, said adapter having a first end, an opposing second end, an attachment element residing proximate said first end and configured for attachment to said torch to support the adapter thereon, and a receptacle residing proximate said second end and configured to hold said vaporizable concentrate therein.
In combination a torch having a flame tube with an outlet end from which a flame is emitted during operation of said torch, and an adapter mounted or mountable to said torch in a position placing a receptacle of said adapter in heatable relation to said outlet end of the flame tube for heating of said receptacle by said flame during operation of said torch.
In combination, a torch having a flame tube with an outlet end from which a flame is emitted during operation of said torch, and a receptacle carried on said torch in a position placing said receptacle in heatable relation to said outlet end of the flame tube for heating of said receptacle during operation of said torch.
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