Match design with burn preventative safety stem construction and selectively impregnable scenting composition means
OwnerShawky Hassaninventor
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Abstract
A match design exhibiting burn preventative safety stem construction with a match head having an ignitable composition formed thereon. An elongate stem includes a first end and a second end with the match head being formed onto the first end. The elongate stem is subdivided into a first section extending a selected distance from the first end. A second section extends beyond the first section a further selected distance and terminates in the second end. The first section is impregnated with a scenting composition and the second section is impregnated with a flame resistant composition such that, upon striking and ignition of the match head, flame travel along the stem is limited to the first section to release the scenting composition.
Claims5
A match design exhibiting burn preventative safety stem construction and comprising:
- a match head having an ignitable composition formed thereon;
- an elongate stem having a first end and a second end, said match head being connected to said first end, said elongate stem being subdivided into a first section extending a selected distance from said first end, a second section extending beyond said first section a further selected distance and terminating in said second end, said first section and said second section of said elongate stem further including a compressed sawdust and a binder, said first and second sections each further including an elongate spine around which said sawdust and binder are applied, said first section being impregnated with a scenting composition and said second section being impregnated with a flame resistant composition, said first and second sections of said stem further comprising first and second separable portions, said second section including an interiorly recessed end which is engaged by an inserting end of said first section for assembling said first and second sections in end-to-end fashion;
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- flame resistant means separating said second section from said first section such that, upon striking and ignition of said match head, flame travel along said stem is limited to said first section.
A match design exhibiting burn preventative safety stem construction and comprising:
- a match head having an ignitable composition formed thereon;
- an elongate stem having a first end and a second end, said match head being formed onto said first end, said elongate stem being subdivided into a first section extending a selected distance from said first end, a second section extending beyond said first section a further selected distance and terminating in said second end;
- said first section being impregnated with a scenting composition;
- said second section being impregnated with a flame resistant composition such that, upon striking and ignition of said match head, flame travel along said stem is limited to said first section to release said scenting composition and
- said first section and said second section of said elongate stem further including an elongate spine around which a compressed sawdust and a binder are applied.
A match design exhibiting burn preventative safety stem construction and comprising:
- a match head having an ignitable composition formed thereon;
- an elongate stem having a first end and a second end, said match head being connected to said first end, said elongate stem being subdivided into a first section extending a selected distance from said first end, a second section extending beyond said first section a further selected distance and terminating in said second end;
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- flame resistant means separating said second section from said first section such that, upon striking and ignition of said match head, flame travel along said stem is limited to said first section, said flame resistant means further including a flame resistant ring portion secured about a circumference of said elongate stem and at a specified axial location.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.