A lighter for lighting cigars, cigarettes, pipes, and other objects is disclosed. The lighter may comprise an enclosed top section defining an opening for receiving the object for lighting. An inner surface of the top section includes a plurality of spouts disposed and configured to direct a plurality of flames towards a center of the opening. A bottom section may comprise a fuel reservoir, an igniter, and an actuator. The actuation may actuate the igniter which, in turn, ignites fuel from the fuel reservoir. The igniter may be a piezoelectric igniter. The enclosed burn area of the lighter with flames directed towards a center thereof may promote even burning of the object, such as a cigar.

A flame producing assembly including a pocket lighter and a sub-unit assembly. The sub-unit assembly includes an extended wand, a rigid support and a helical spring. The pocket lighter is connected to the sub-unit assembly. The pocket lighter includes a piezoelectric ignition device. The rigid support is located inside the extended wand and includes a longitudinal inner opening. The extended wand is electrically coupled to the piezoelectric ignition device, wherein the pocket lighter is connected directly to the sub-unit assembly and wherein the helical spring extends along the longitudinal inner opening.

A pocket lighter with a universal disposable butane fuel can has been developed. The pocket lighter includes: a fuel can adaptor; the fuel can adaptor comprises: a first recess that accepts a ridged portion of the disposable fuel can, a through hole that accepts a gas outlet valve; the gas outlet valve comprising a second recess that accepts a depressible portion of the disposable fuel can; wherein the gas outlet valve extends through the through hole of the fuel can adaptor; and wherein the ridged portion of the disposable fuel can seals against a shoulder portion of the first recess, and the depressible portion of the disposable fuel can seals against the second recess when the disposable fuel can is installed in fuel can adaptor.

A pocket lighter with a universal disposable butane fuel can has been developed. The pocket lighter includes: a fuel can adaptor; the fuel can adaptor comprises: a first recess that accepts a ridged portion of the disposable fuel can, a through hole that accepts a gas outlet valve; the gas outlet valve comprising a second recess that accepts a depressible portion of the disposable fuel can; wherein the gas outlet valve extends through the through hole of the fuel can adaptor; and wherein the ridged portion of the disposable fuel can seals against a shoulder portion of the first recess, and the depressible portion of the disposable fuel can seals against the second recess when the disposable fuel can is installed in fuel can adaptor.

A lighter comprises a container that is configured to hold a liquid fuel, a cap attachable to a top portion of the container, a fuel cap attachable to a bottom portion of the container, a first watertight seal formed by a first sealing element between the cap and the container, and a second watertight seal formed by a second sealing element between the fuel cap and the container.

A lighter comprises a container that is configured to hold a liquid fuel, a cap attachable to a top portion of the container, a fuel cap attachable to a bottom portion of the container, a first watertight seal formed by a first sealing element between the cap and the container, and a second watertight seal formed by a second sealing element between the fuel cap and the container.

A improved system and method for a lighter with a sealed compartment for a battery and LED whereby the lighter is designed to be a conventional lighter with a striker that is a standard push button electrical device that creates a spark where the lighter has a pressure fuel flow valve having a spring loaded valve with a gasket to restrict fuel flow such that a pressure indicator is triggered by decreased pressure as a balloon would do to expand as the pressure reducing effect takes place. Once the pressure valve has expanded, it releases the contact whereby a switch is flipped making a complete current thereby turning on a power cell corresponding to an LED light. The light indicates to the user to purchase a new lighter or refill the existing lighter.

A improved system and method for a lighter with a sealed compartment for a battery and LED whereby the lighter is designed to be a conventional lighter with a striker that is a standard push button electrical device that creates a spark where the lighter has a pressure fuel flow valve having a spring loaded valve with a gasket to restrict fuel flow such that a pressure indicator is triggered by decreased pressure as a balloon would do to expand as the pressure reducing effect takes place. Once the pressure valve has expanded, it releases the contact whereby a switch is flipped making a complete current thereby turning on a power cell corresponding to an LED light. The light indicates to the user to purchase a new lighter or refill the existing lighter.

A torch device includes: a housing having a thermal energy source positioned therein; an ignition button operatively connected to the thermal energy source; and a thermal energy producing structure extending from a first end of the housing and operatively connected to the thermal energy source. The thermal energy producing structure includes an inner surface, an outer surface, an opening defined by the inner surface, and at least one orifice positioned around a periphery of the thermal energy producing structure such that thermal energy produced at the at least one opening is distributed evenly around a peripheral circumference of an object positioned within the opening

A torch device includes: a housing having a thermal energy source positioned therein; an ignition button operatively connected to the thermal energy source; and a thermal energy producing structure extending from a first end of the housing and operatively connected to the thermal energy source. The thermal energy producing structure includes an inner surface, an outer surface, an opening defined by the inner surface, and at least one orifice positioned around a periphery of the thermal energy producing structure such that thermal energy produced at the at least one opening is distributed evenly around a peripheral circumference of an object positioned within the opening