Tasman Blue Spray Liquid-Fuel Lighter

Tasman Blue Spray Liquid-Fuel Lighter

This model combines the fuel system typical of liquid-fuel lighters with the Blue Spray variant. It requires periodic refilling with suitable fluid but allows continued use when the fuel runs out instead of replacing the entire lighter.

In liquid-fuel lighters, fluid saturates material inside the insert and its vapors sustain the flame at the wick. A typical design uses a friction mechanism with a flint to produce the spark. This differs from gas models, which store fuel under pressure.

Extinguish the flame by closing the lighter. After use, the housing limits fuel evaporation and shields the ignition component, so close it as soon as the flame is no longer needed.

Refill with fluid intended for liquid-fuel lighters. Work away from fire, sparks, and hot surfaces, and do not overfill the insert. Before lighting, wipe away any spilled fluid and wait for its vapors to disperse.

Reduced ignition reliability in liquid-fuel designs can relate to both the fluid level and the condition of consumable parts. The flint and wick wear with use, so periodic checks help keep the lighter working properly.

• use only fluid intended for liquid-fuel lighters
• refill only when the lighter is completely extinguished and cool
• remove fuel residue from the housing and your hands before use

Safe storage

Store the Tasman Blue Spray lighter closed, away from children, heat sources, open flames, and direct sunlight. Do not leave it where it can become very hot, such as in a car during hot weather. Store fuel separately in its original container according to the manufacturer's instructions.

See Also

• CategoryLiquid-fuel lighters→