TODAY’S PATENT – ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER

The ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER was invented by Udo Leuschner (Traunwalchen), Fritz John (Traunreut) on the 3^rd of June, 1980 bearing patent number US4205598A.

The current creation identifies with the field of a coffee maker yet to a more improvised version. The electric coffee maker contains a Dewar flask a coffee pot and the external lodging supporting and encompassing the equivalent is a shockproof one. Both the freshwater holder just as the coffee filter is disposed over the coffee pot. Underneath the highest point of the Dewar Flask (upheld in a shockproof external lodging encompassing the flask), an electric move through the warmer is disposed of. The freshwater conductor interfaces the freshwater holder with the move through the heater to let the section of freshwater from the compartment to the warmer alongside this the high temp water course associates the move through the heater to the highest point of the coffee filter to let the entry of boiling water from the heater to the channel. This coffee maker development is a basic one thinking about to accomplish its earlier goals of space-saving and material saving which is clear from the situation of a flooded tube that capacities as a merchant of brewing water. Accordingly, with everything taken into account, this coffee maker ended up being a more advantageous variant of the coffee filter than that of the older one.