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US 2021/0229125 A1Published application
Food article sprayer
OwnerRogelio J. ANGUIANO, Monica Lopezinventors
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Abstract
The systems and methods described herein relate to basting food-related items. The food-related items may include baked goods, baking sheets, cake pans, cupcake pans, and the like. The food items may include pastries, baked good, pies, etc. The item to be basted, glazed, or otherwise deposited with a fluid is placed in a target area. A movable head is then able to move along a track and distribute a fluid over the fluid-related item. The item is stationary during the process.
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A sprayer, comprising:
- a base defining a support surface configured to support at least one article;
- a track coupled to the base;
- a head mounted to the track and slidable along the track in a direction parallel to the support surface;
- at least one nozzle carried by the head and directed to the support surface, the at least one nozzle being configured to spray the at least one article while the head slides along the track.
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A method of spraying articles, comprising:
- providing a sprayer device comprising a head, at least one nozzle carried by the head, and a track;
- receiving at least one article on a support surface arranged beneath the at least one nozzle;
- activating the at least one nozzles to spray a fluid on the at least one article;
- sliding the head from a first position on the track to a second position on the track in a direction parallel with the support surface while the at least one article remains stationary and the at least one nozzle is activated.
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A sprayer, comprising:
- a track mounted on a flat surface and spaced vertically above the flat surface, the flat surface configured to support at least one article;
- a head mounted to the track and slidable along the track in a horizontal direction parallel to the flat surface;
- at least one nozzle mounted to the head and configured to spray the at least one article while the head slides along the track.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.