Wholesale Lighters

What are the best lighters to buy?

Two of the most recognisable names in lighters are Clipper and Zippo. We also stock high-quality wholesale lighters from 4Smoke and Matteo, guaranteeing you can find the lighters your customers will want.

What liquid is found in most lighters?

Butane gas in liquid form is probably the most common form of lighter fuel, but there are plenty of other liquids available, including naphtha, kerosene and even charcoal lighter fluid, though this is more often used with barbecues than cigarettes. Some fuels are more efficient than others. You can also buy electric lighters that do not use liquid fuel.

How many times can you use a lighter?

A good quality reusable lighter can be kept for many years. Some even become collectibles, with Zippo lighters having a lifetime guarantee. A disposable one will keep until the fuel runs out before being thrown away and replaced so lifespan depends on usage.

What causes a cigarette lighter to stop working?

Impurities in your fuel may corrode or clog the mechanisms in your lighter, meaning it is essential your fuel is of the best quality. An air bubble in the tank may stop the fuel from filling the space properly. Sometimes you may just need to bleed your tank and clean your lighter to fix it, or you could need to adjust the flame. Sometimes a lighter will not work as well at different altitudes because the air becomes thinner. In the case of disposable lighters, the most likely cause of failure is, of course, the consumption of all available fuel.

How long does a USB lighter last?

Different USB lighters have different levels of efficiency. If you have a good one, then a few hours charge may be enough to light 100 or more cigarettes.

How do you use a rechargeable USB lighter?

A USB lighter uses a battery instead of butane or any other traditional lighter fuel. This means that all you need to do is plug it into a USB port to charge it up, like you would any other rechargeable battery. There are no potential toxic or flammable chemicals with their inherent dangers.