Portable heat treatment apparatus
AssigneeDaniel Stuart
InventorDaniel Stuart
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Abstract
The embodiments herein provide a portable heat treatment machine comprising a forge body having a burn chamber surrounded by a housing, shell, or forge body. The openings are provided at the front side and at the back side of the forging body to move a forging material in and out of the burn chamber. The openings of the burn chamber and the forge body are covered with a sliding door. The sliding doors are opened to the desired degree to prevent a heat loss. A tab is provided to limit the movement of the sliding doors. Any desired off-shelf burner is inserted through a burner insert hole provided at the side of the forge body and is held and supported by a bracket attached to the forge body. Several legs are removably attached to the forge body to adjust the height of the body.
Claims11
A portable heat treatment machine comprising:
- a forge body, wherein the forge body comprises a top plate and a bottom plate;
- a plurality of adjustable legs attached to the bottom plate;
- a burn chamber arranged inside the forge body for retaining heat for achieving a desired temperature;
- a first opening and a second opening provided respectively at a front side wall and a back side wall of the forge body, wherein the first opening and the second opening are provided for accessing the burn chamber;
- a third opening and a fourth opening provided respectively at the front side wall and the back side wall of the forge body for inserting a forging material into the burn chamber, and wherein the third opening and the fourth opening are provided adjacent to the first opening and the second opening respectively;
- a sliding door provided before the front side wall and the back side wall of the forge body for closing the first opening and the second opening;
- a plurality of door guide rails arranged at the front side wall and at the back side wall of the forge body for forming a track for moving the sliding doors;
- a burner inlet hole for inserting a burner into the burn chamber;
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- a burner support bracket for holding and supporting the burner.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.