Inductor for removing paint from wire hooks
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Aug 17, 1999
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Apr 1, 1998
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Apr 1, 1998
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An inductor is provided for removing paint from a workpiece traveling along a longitudinal path and having a vertical stem portion intersecting the path and a hook portion having a juncture with the stem portion and extending laterally to one side of the path. The inductor has front and rear ends and the workpiece travels along the path in the direction from the front end to the rear end. The inductor comprises a coil having first and second ends for connection to a power source and a plurality of elongated conductor segments connected in series between the ends and located on opposite sides of and parallel to the path and inductively coupled with the hook and stem portions of the workpiece for heating the latter to remove the paint therefrom.
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