System and method for waxing equipment using a handheld infrared waxing system
AssigneemountainFLOW eco-wax LLC
InventorPeter ARLEIN
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Abstract
A handheld infrared light for applying wax to a surface of an equipment at atmospheric pressure is provided. The handheld infrared light includes a body defining a lighting cavity, a body width of about 3 inches to about 8 inches, and a body length of about 4 inches to about 11.5 inches. The handheld infrared light also includes at least one light positioned within the lighting cavity. The at least one light includes a bulb having a power output of about 300 watts to about 750 watts.
Claims20
A handheld infrared light for applying wax to a surface of an equipment at atmospheric pressure, the handheld infrared light comprising:
- a body defining a lighting cavity, a body width of about 3 inches to about 8 inches, and a body length of about 4 inches to about 11.5 inches;
- and
- at least one light positioned within the lighting cavity, wherein the at least one light comprises a bulb having a power output of about 300 watts to about 750 watts.
A waxing system comprising:
- a handheld infrared light comprising at least one light positioned within the handheld infrared light, wherein the at least one light comprises a bulb having a power output of about 300 watts to about 750 watts;
- and
- a wax, wherein the wax is configured to be applied to a surface of an equipment at atmospheric pressure and the handheld infrared light is configured to emit infrared radiation toward the wax and the surface of the equipment to at least partially melt the wax such that the wax is at least partially absorbed into the surface of the equipment.
The waxing system of claim 13, wherein the bulb comprises an incandescent light bulb.
A method of waxing equipment using a waxing system, the waxing system including a handheld infrared light and a wax, the method comprising:
- turning on the handheld infrared light;
- heating a surface of the equipment with the handheld infrared light,
- rubbing the wax on the surface of the equipment at atmospheric pressure;
- reheating the surface of the equipment with the handheld infrared light, and
- absorbing the wax into the surface of the equipment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.