20240023786. Immersion Systems & Methods for Pre-Washing or Washing Silverware simplified abstract (Immersion Systems, Inc.)
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Immersion Systems & Methods for Pre-Washing or Washing Silverware
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Inventor(s)
John Cantrell of Prairie Village KS (US)
Richard Powers of Overland Park KS (US)
Roger Shealy of Fayetteville GA (US)
Mark Churchill of Grain Valley MO (US)
Immersion Systems & Methods for Pre-Washing or Washing Silverware - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240023786 titled 'Immersion Systems & Methods for Pre-Washing or Washing Silverware
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes a silverware pre-washing and washing system that consists of a single basin with vertically movable porous baskets arranged around a central lifting and lowering mechanism. The base of the system contains washing fluid(s) in which the baskets can be immersed. The baskets have perforation arrays that allow the washing fluid to flow in non-linear paths through the silverware, ensuring all sides of the silverware are washed and re-arranged during the process.
- The system includes a unitary basin with vertically movable porous baskets.
- The baskets are arranged radially around a central lifting and lowering mechanism.
- The base of the system contains washing fluid(s) in which the baskets can be immersed.
- The baskets have perforation arrays that allow the washing fluid to flow in non-linear paths.
- The washing process washes all sides of the silverware and re-arranges them in the basket.
Potential Applications:
- Residential kitchens
- Commercial kitchens
- Restaurants
- Cafeterias
- Catering services
Problems Solved:
- Efficiently pre-washing and washing silverware
- Ensuring all sides of the silverware are properly cleaned
- Re-arranging the silverware during the washing process
Benefits:
- Time-saving and efficient silverware washing
- Improved cleanliness and hygiene of silverware
- Reduces the need for manual pre-washing and re-arranging of silverware
Original Abstract Submitted
a silverware pre-washing and washing system made up of a unitary basin with one to five, and preferably three, vertically movable porous baskets arranged radially around a central vertical lifting and lowering mechanism. the base with unitary basin contains a quantity of washing fluid(s) into which each of the vertically movable porous baskets may be repeatedly immersed. the base cover defines cylindrical ports through which the baskets are raised and lowered. the porous baskets include perforation arrays to allow washing fluid to flow in non-linear paths through the silverware contained in the basket, thereby washing all sides of the silverware and beneficially re-arranging the silverware in the basket as the washing process proceeds.
