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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 17, 2023
Filed:
Dec. 11, 2020
Stratasys Powder Production Ltd., London, GB;
Gianluca Dorini, London, GB;
Anders Hartmann, London, GB;
Marcel Garrido Barrabes, London, GB;
Steffen Kongensbjerg Larsen, London, GB;
Stratasys Powder Production Ltd., London, GB;
Abstract
An infrared radiation deflector () for an elongate infrared lamp (), the radiation deflector () comprising opposing first and second elongate side walls (__); at least one end support () connecting the ends of the side walls (__); an upper opening () and a lower opening () arranged to pass lamp radiation to an exterior of the radiation deflector (); and a mounting point () provided at the/each end support () for mounting the infrared lamp () and defining between them a lamp axis location (); wherein the first and second elongate side walls (__) comprise a first elongate mirror (_) and a second elongate mirror (_) extending parallel to the lamp axis location () and along at least a lower internal portion of the respective first and second side walls (__); wherein the lamp axis location () extends along and between the first mirror (_) and the second mirror (_), the first and second mirror (__) each having a concave surface with respect to the lamp axis location (); and wherein the first mirror (_) is an upward deflecting mirror and further arranged to be concave with respect to the upper opening () for redirecting at least a portion of direct lamp radiation through the upper opening ().