Apparatus and method for heating and cooling an article

Electric heating – Heating devices – Combined with container – enclosure – or support for material...

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C219S411000, C228S102000, C228S180220

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10321026

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for heating and cooling an article is provided. The apparatus comprises an enclosure having top, bottom, and side walls and an entrance and an exit. A first belt system comprising one or more belts extends from a loading position through a portion of the enclosure. The first belt system has a loading end and an unloading end. A second belt system comprising one or more belts extends from the unloading end of the first belt system to an unloading position. The second belt system has a loading end and an unloading end. The enclosure includes one or more heating sources positioned adjacent the first belt system for heating the first belt system.

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