HEAT RETENTIVE PLATES, STORY OF AN INVENTION

HOTSMART, a TEXAN brand to sell ceramic plates in CHINA?

jjrb230 — Tue, 27 May 2008 03:17:42 +0000

NEWS RELEASE

Contact:

Juan J. Ramirez

10637 Edgemere, E6

El Paso TX 79925

1-(915) 599-1777 jjrb230@sbcglobal.net

For Immediate Release

TEXAN start up BRAND getting ready to sell ceramic plates in CHINA.

They are not normal plates though, these InstaHot™ Heat Retentive Plates (HRPs) by HotSmart® are the only ones in the history of the ceramic plate (in the entire world) that really keep your dinner hot. The Chinese patent application has been published:

CN 101142855 A, USA Patent: US 7,176,526, also Patent Pending in CANADA: 2,602,159

The plate requires only one minute preheating time (1:15min. recommended for steak) in a microwave oven, the rim remains cool for safe handling with your bare hands.

BELOW: Just a sketch, the plates will as nice as any other plate presently in the market

This is the first functional design change to a ceramic plate in thousands of years, most plates have always been round , flat and boring, the inventor thought it was time the ceramic plate learned a new trick: keep your food hot while you enjoy it. It keeps your sea food hot, excellent for Chinese food, Steak etc.

Manufacturers in CHINA are already expressing interest, the reaction from the public at trade shows in Atlanta and Chicago where working prototypes were shown was overwhelmingly positive according to the inventor’s agent as well as the reaction from all people who have seen and used the prototypes in El Paso TEXAS.

The plate was also mentioned in the March 2008 issue of POPULAR SCIENCE magazine, in the USA consumers are waiting for the products (There are also coffee mugs that keep your coffee hot to the last sip without overheating it and much more).

The working principle is based on a low cost, “low tech” (Also patent pending) microwave-absorbing material developed specially for this purpose by the inventor and a clever simple design using the Stefan-Boltzmann law for radiation of hot bodies.

All information can be found at http://doiop.com/PatentGoogle http://doiop.com/wipo and http://www.HotsmartUSA,com (this last website has links to supportive documentation on potential market size and teaches how it works and how to manufacture).

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Contact:

Juan J. Ramirez

jjrb230@sbcglobal.net

10637 Edgemere, E6

El Paso TX

1-(915)-599-1777

InstaHot Plate, Heat Retentive Plate, Heat Storage dish, Good investment?

jjrb230 — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 19:36:56 +0000

I'm also calling the heat retentive plate "InstaHot" since it takes only a minute to preheat. This is really new technology, you need to see:http://www.heatretentiveplates.com.

Some people are susceptible and believe I should not talk about my invention because they believe it sounds like a commercial ad but can you name an invention that was not eventually commercialized? I will not apologize for my invention, besides, people from all over the world will enjoy it.

I hope I can make some money too, I'm a stroke survivor and I had a brain tumor removed.

For people who for the first time hear of this, it is a ceramic plate that keeps your food hot at the table, The first functional change to a ceramic plate in thousands of years. the invention is available for licensing.

The licensee will make hundreds of millions but I need to make a deal fast to secure patents worldwide. Please tell your friend with money to invest. see patent at:

http://doiop.com/patente

PATENT ISSUED FOR INSTAHOT HEAT RETENTIVE PLATE

jjrb230 — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 01:22:12 +0000

US Patent 7176426 has been awarded for a plate that will keep your food hot at the table, see:http://doiop.com/patente and http://www.heatstoragedish.com.The oportunity to license the invention is open

HEAT RETENTIVE PLATES WILL BE IN THE MARKET SOON

jjrb230 — Sat, 28 Oct 2006 02:59:28 +0000

Inventor in contact with manufacturers.

You can preheat these plates for just one minute to keep food hot.

Preheat 1 min. stay hot 1/2 hour, safe handling (Rim remains cool).

STEFAN-BOLTZMANN LAW AND HEAT RETENTIVE PLATES

jjrb230 — Thu, 24 Aug 2006 04:09:27 +0000

How heat retentive plates work and instructions on how to make them (Patent pending, Proprietary rights reserved).

HOTSMART (TM)

The work principle is based on blackbody radiation and the stefan-Boltzmann law.

www.heatstoragedish.com

A very efficient susceptor (Material that absorbs microwave energy) inside a tight cavity in the plate absorbs enough thermal energy to keep the heat retentive plate hot (Still hot after) for 1/2 hour. (45 minutes if preheated 1:15 minutes) in lab. tests on empty plates.

Naturally it depends on the temperature and quantity of the food. served. The plate is designed for keeping the food hot, not for heating up cold food.

Information on how it works and even information on how to make heat retentive plates can be found at:

http://www.heatretentiveplates.com

The technology is available for exclusive license

Juan J. Ramirez

jjrb230@netscape.net

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF A NEW INVENTION:

jjrb230 — Wed, 23 Aug 2006 19:34:10 +0000

I have invented HEAT RETENTIVE PLATES to keep food hot at the table:

Can be preheated in a microwave oven in just one minute.

Stay HOT (Still hot after) for 1/2 HOUR or more

Can be handled with your bare hands by the rim which remains cool.

Have a delay action to avoid overheating your food (The heat is released when needed and at a controlled rate according to the Stefan-Boltzmann law).

I will tell you the details of how I invented them in future posts.

http://www.heatretentiveplates.com

http://www.heatstoragedish.com

Juan

After I had a stroke and a brain tumor operation, I started developing a new product: "Heat Retentive Plates"( Since the left side of my body lost a lot of coordination and my ability to walk was very limited I could not continue working in my manufacturing career, I'm doing better now).

I have developed "heat retentive plates " along with a new line of microwaveable products.

I have patent pending status in the USA, and I have filed PCT (Patent cooperation treaty) application .

I will tell you more about it later.

Juan