Product categories metal kettles, vacuum kettles, vacuum bottles with flask |
Internal material free from asbestos, pink glass liner |
Body material high quality metal/plastics/stainless steel |
Material of accessories ABS, polypropylene, silicone rubber |
Volume 0.3L/0.5L/1L, customized |
Insulation effect keep cold for 24 hours; keep hot for 12 hours |
Decoration multiple decorations, customized design |
Color gold silver white gray green pink brown |
Usage home office, restaurant, hotel, kitchen, coffee shop |
Packaging graphic carton |
Logo customized |
Function cold insulation and thermal insulation |
Merits the taste of drinks stays the same for a long time |
The principle of a thermos flask bottle, also known as a vacuum flask or Dewar flask, is based on the concept of thermal insulation. The main purpose of a Thermos flask is to keep the temperature of the contents (hot or cold) stable for an extended period of time.
The thermos flask bottle consists of two layers of glass or metal separated by a vacuum or insulating material. The vacuum is a crucial component as it greatly reduces heat transfer through conduction and convection. Here's how the principle works:
The space between the inner and outer layers of the thermos flask bottle is evacuated, creating a near-perfect vacuum. In a vacuum, there is no air or matter to conduct heat, which means that heat transfer through conduction (transfer of heat through direct contact between materials) is almost eliminated.
The inner surface of the outer layer and the outer surface of the inner layer may have a reflective coating, often made of a thin layer of metal. This reflective coating further reduces heat transfer by reflecting thermal radiation back into the flask.
The opening of the flask is sealed with a stopper or a lid that usually contains a small insulating material like cork or plastic. This minimizes heat transfer through the opening.
As a result of these principles, a thermos flask bottle can maintain the temperature of its contents for an extended period. For example, if you pour hot liquid into a Thermos flask, it will stay hot for hours because the vacuum insulation prevents heat from escaping, and vice versa for cold liquids.
This thermos 0.6liters water bottle can be used to keep both hot and cold contents at their respective temperatures for an extended period of time. It is designed to provide excellent thermal insulation, which means it can keep hot liquids hot and cold liquids cold.
When you pour a hot liquid, such as hot water, coffee, or soup, into thermos kitchen tools, they will help retain the heat and keep the liquid hot for several hours. The vacuum insulation and reflective coating inside the Thermos prevent heat from escaping, thus maintaining the hot temperature.
Similarly, if you pour a cold liquid, such as iced water, juice, or a cold beverage, into thermos kitchen tools, they will help maintain the cold temperature for a long time. The same insulating properties that keep hot liquids hot also work in reverse to keep cold liquids cold.
So, whether you want to keep your beverages hot or cold, The thermos kitchen tools are an excellent choice for maintaining the desired temperature for an extended period, making it a versatile and convenient container for various beverages. The thermos flask for food also is anthor choice, so the thermos kitchen tools are versatile.
The Thermos flask, also known as the vacuum flask or Dewar flask, was invented by Sir James Dewar, a Scottish chemist and physicist. He created the concept of the vacuum flask in the early 1890s.
In 1892, Dewar filed a patent for his invention, which consisted of two glass walls with a vacuum between them. This design greatly reduced heat transfer through conduction and convection, allowing for excellent thermal insulation. Initially, Dewar's invention was primarily used for scientific and laboratory purposes to store and transport cryogenic liquids like liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen.
Later on, the vacuum flask concept was adapted for everyday use, and it became popular as a container for keeping beverages hot or cold. The Thermos flask as we know it today was made commercially available and popularized for consumer use in the early 20th century.