Matchstick type lighter

Matchstick type lighters are a type of lighter that uses a striker mechanism similar to that of a matchstick to ignite the fuel and produce a flame. They typically have a wheel or striker that, when turned or struck against the casing, creates sparks that ignite the fuel. These types of lighters are often small, portable, and inexpensive, making them a popular choice for many people.
They are also commonly used as a backup lighter in case of emergencies, as they do not rely on batteries or electricity to function.

How does a matchstick lighter work?

A matchstick lighter works by striking a match against a rough surface to create a flame. The match head contains chemicals that ignite when rubbed against the rough surface, producing heat and a flame. The heat then ignites the fuel, which is typically a small piece of wood or cardboard, that is used to light the cigarette or other material. Some matchstick lighters may also have a small fuel reservoir to help keep the match head burning for a longer period of time. However, it's worth noting that matchstick lighters are generally less common.

How do you refill a matchstick lighter?

If you are referring to a refillable lighter similar to a matchstick, you need to add lighter fluid, and if the flint is consumed to replace the long strip of flint.