Reflector for use in sunlamps or the like
CA 1074382 A · Owner: Wolff, Friedrich · Inventors: Wolff, Friedrich
Overview
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A trough-shaped reflector for use with rod-shaped sources of ultraviolet radiation in sunlamps has a rear wall behind the source and two side walls which flank the source and define therewith two narrow gaps. The front portions of the side walls are parallel to each other and extend forwardly beyond the source. The front surface o the rear wall has two concave portions which reflect rays into the respective gaps and the, rear portions of the side walls have parallel concave inner surfaces. The reflector can be made of a rectangular blank of sheet metal by imparting to the median portion of the blank a semicylindrical shape, by notching the outer side of the median portion midway between the …
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- Granted March 25, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 25, 1997.
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