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Fork With Timer

A fork with timer for providing a cue to a user after an elapsed period of time for indicating that another bite of food using the fork may be taken.

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Class 432/135 - Traveling heat emitter carries or stirs work


Subclass of Class 432 - Heating
Definition: Apparatus in which the work within the chamber receives
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 10/30/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7288742Method and device for heating a strip-shaped carrier
According to a method and a device for heating a strip-shaped carrier in an oven, a carrier is passed through the oven in a direction of conveyance. The carrier is supported by a heatable plate, which together with the carrier is moved through the oven stepwise with...
10/30/2007
6252202Furnace for heat treatment of dental materials
A furnace is provided generally including an upper heating chamber and a lower work base or firing platform. The upper chamber provides the main source of heat to the materials to be heat-treated. The upper chamber contains a muffle within which is locate...
06/26/2001
5743728Method and system for multi-stage calcining of gypsum to produce an anhydrite product
A method and system for calcining gypsum to recover gypsum in a form consisting essentially of calcium sulfate anhydrite is disclosed. The method includes the steps of feeding the ground gypsum material into a first kettle and heating the ground gypsum in...
04/28/1998
4874311Method and apparatus for improved regenerative furnace
A method and apparatus for improving the performance of a regenerative burner has a combustion chamber which receives and combusts controllable amounts of auxiliary fuel, an oxidizing gas, and possibly air to form hot combustion products. A controllable a...
10/17/1989
 
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