These initials reflect the quiet pride that goes into manufacturing the object. Every article is unique because the worker who assembles the lighter engraves his initials under the striker wheel. Manufacturing process lasts for around 4 to 5 months in general.
The “cling” sound it makes when the lighter opens is a trademark of Dupont lighters.Įvery single Dupont lighter requires six hundred operations, 300 tests, 70 pieces and over 100 hours of work. The Ligne 1 lighter, now made in more than a thousand variations, is the best seller. Dupont produced the first luxury petrol lighter. The workshop spent three years completing this fabulous order and in 1941, S.T. Dupont owes one of its greatest successes, the Dupont lighter, to the Maharajah of Patiala, who ordered one hundred Chinese lacquer minaudière clutch bags for his consorts, each one containing a solid gold lighter. It was made of aluminium since brass was used as a strategic metal restricted for war purposes only. Dupont serially produced lighter was created in 1941, during World War II. Meanwhile, Simon Tissot Dupont, assisted by his sons Lucien and Andre, started a business with leather goods. The lighter created a new, easy, clean and safe way of generating the flame.
The evolution of this small object reflected the technological progress at the turn of the century. When scratched, it produced a large spark which was responsible for lighting the fuel of many lighters.
The patenting of ferrocerium (often misidentified as flint) by Austrian scientist Carl Auer von Welsbach in 1903 made modern lighters possible.
The device was very large and highly dangerous and fell out of production by the end of the 19th century. This lighter worked with highly flammable hydrogen gas, boosted within the lighter by a chemical reaction. One of the first inventors was the German chemist named Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner who introduced a Döbereiner’s lamp in 1823. The lighter was invented less than a century ago and has since become extremely popular and available in every imaginable shape and style.
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