Plazmatic: Gasoline-Free Lighter Alternative
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atthew Stohl is an American who works as a regular tin maker. However, since childhood, he has been drawn to inventions. He enjoyed disassembling things and studying their mechanisms. Then, he attempted to modernize them. Yet, his dream was to invent something new and original. And finally, the idea was born.
Plazmatic – Revolutionizing Lighters Worldwide
atthew decided to create a new type of lighter that would not require gas or benzine refills. In his opinion, this should not only ease the hassle of refilling for smokers but also have a positive impact on the environment. After many failed experiments, the Plazmatic lighter was born.
The innovative idea behind the lighter was to use electricity instead of the usual gas or benzine. And it worked. The igniting element became a plasma arc, which reaches a high temperature (900 degrees Celsius) and can ignite paper, wood, or a cigarette. Inside the lighter, there is a rechargeable battery that can be charged via a USB cable from a power source. A full battery charge lasts approximately for 50 cigarettes.
evelopers also took care of the design, so the Plazmatic lighters have a luxurious and elegant appearance.
Due to the absence of a flint that wears out, this device is quite durable. Although the price is not the lowest compared to regular lighters, it justifies itself because one Plazmatic lighter can replace dozens of gas lighters.
Now, the contented businessman and inventor Matthew Stohl speaks enthusiastically about his idea, proud of its quality. As he says, "We care first and foremost about our customers, so if they happen to purchase a subpar or defective lighter, we will definitely refund their money." He is delighted for tens of thousands of his customers and assures that he will improve his "brainchild."
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