Korber Technologies Gmbh

Hauni Maschinenbau Ag

Karen Kalaydzhyan

Rene Schmidt

Marc Kessler

Jan Jaklin

Hoc Khiem Trieu

Gunnar Niebuhr

Lasse Cornils

Niklas Romming

Sven Bohne

Tim Ullner

The invention relates to a liquid store for an inhaler (), in particular for an electronic cigarette product, having an outlet end () which can be fluidically connected to a heating element () in order to evaporate liquid () supplied to the heating element () from the liquid store (). The liquid store () has at least one air inlet end () and at least one channel (). The channel () extends from the air inlet end () to the outlet end () through the liquid store (), wherein the channel () is designed to transfer the liquid () stored in the liquid store () to the outlet end () through the channel () via capillary forces.

Liquid store for an inhaler, in particular for an electronic cigarette product

An evaporator unit for an inhaler, in particular for an electronic cigarette product, comprises an electrically operable, in particular planar, heating body which has an inlet side and an outlet side, and a plurality of microchannels which each extend from the inlet side to the outlet side through the heating body, the heating body being designed to evaporate, by applying a heating voltage, liquid transferred through the microchannels. A porous and/or capillary wick structure is arranged on the inlet side of the heating body, which structure rests flat against and in contact with the heating body and covers all of the microchannels on the inlet side.

Evaporator unit for an inhaler having a wick structure with microchannels

The invention relates to an evaporator unit for an inhaler, in particular an electronic cigarette product, comprising an electrically operable heating body, in particular a flat heating body, which has an inlet side and an outlet side, and a plurality of microchannels, each of which extends from the inlet side to the outlet side through the heating body. The heating body is designed to evaporate liquid being transferred through the microchannels by applying a heating voltage. A porous and/or capillary wick structure is arranged on the inlet side of the heating body, said wick structure being fluidically connected or connectable to a liquid store. The wick structure has a shaft which extends through a passage opening of the support, and a collar, which is arranged between the support and the heating body, wherein the diameter of the collar is greater than the diameter of the passage opening of the support.

Evaporator unit for an inhaler having a wick structure with a shaft and a collar

The invention relates to a vaporiser unit for an inhaler, comprising a vaporiser body which consists of an electrically conductive substrate with an inlet side, an outlet side, and a plurality of micro-channels each of which extend through said substrate from the inlet side to the outlet side, and a resistive heating element for vaporising liquid conveyed through said micro-channels. The resistive heating element is formed by the substrate.

Vaporiser unit for an inhaler, and method for controlling a vaporiser unit

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