Newco Research Corporation

Newco Enterprises, Inc.

William L Gustafson

Joseph P Webster

Larry G English

A combination beverage brewer with cold water supply is embodied within a housing, to furnish a beverage brewing segment, at one or more locations within a housing, and a water chilling or cooling supply disposed in association therewith, to supply cold water as required. The beverage brewer incorporates a hot water tank, a heating element therein, which hot water is delivered to a spray head for deposit onto a basket of grounds for brewing of a beverage. In addition, hot water may be tapped from the tank and delivered to a faucet for direct dispensing. The cold water segment of the apparatus includes a cold water tank, a cooling rod therein, cooling module for operating as a heat pump for extracting warmth from the water to heat it, and delivery of the extracted heat to a heat sink, for dissipation. Various electronic and electrical controls are provided for regulating the operations of the various components of the device, and a filtering device is included for filtering the incoming water, and is coupled with various indicators for instructing when filter service is required, or the capacity of the apparatus has reached the processing of a maximum quantity of water.

Combination beverage brewer with cold water supply

A modularized fabricated custom formed beverage brewer of the type incorporating a component housing containing a hot water heating tank regulated by controls, with the heated water from the tank being further transferred to a spray head assembly, for discharge onto a basket of beverage grounds for dripping of a brewed beverage into a decanter for its consumption, the housing receiving its water from a cold water inlet or by a pour-in deliver of water, the housing being convertible for multiple usage through replacement and relocation of select of its components, the housing incorporating a base member, an upright column, and an upper cantilevered portion, the housing being formed for disposition either as front, left, or right side delivery form of brewer, legs may be provided for supporting the housing, and additional or multiple warming units may be coupled with the housing to facilitate its convenient usage.

Modularized custom beverage brewer

A modular fabricated custom formed beverage brewer of the type incorporating a component housing form containing a hot water heating tank regulated by controls, for heating water delivered to the tank by one of an automatic cold water inlet supply or by a pour-in type of delivery, with the heated from the tank being further transferred to a spray head assembly for discharge onto a basket of beverage grounds for dripping of a brewed beverage into a decanter for its consumption, the housing being convertible for multiple usage through replacement and relocating of select of its components during assembly of the brewer housing, the brewer housing incorporation a base member, an upright column, and an upper cantilevered portion, mounting upon and extending forwardly of the upright column, the combined housing disposing front, left and right sides for the brewer, and the brewer being adaptable for providing one of a front, left or right side delivery of the decanter to and from the brewer during usage, with the housing being formed of a pair of sidewalls, a staggered front wall, a rear panel support, and a back panel removable secured to the support panel and the side walls, with a top wall removably secured to the upper edges of the side walls, and the front and back walls, for combining these components into closure, and with the base member incorporation an upper support formed in combination with a lower plate to provide full support for the formed housing, and the brewer, during its application and usage. Supplemental upright column sections, including mounting upon legs, can replace the base member to provide a brewer of significant height in order to accommodate decanters of greater length for brewing of select beverages.

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St. Charles, MO, United States of America

William L Gustafson