Kyowon Wells Completes Design Patent Registration for Direct Water Purifier "Slim One"

Four New Technologies Applied to the Product Also Filed for Patents

Kyowon Wells announced on July 23 that it has completed the design patent registration for its direct water purifier "Slim One" and has filed patents for four new technologies applied to the product.

Slim One embodies Kyowon Wells' brand philosophy of "enjoying clean and healthy natural water at home." The design incorporates elements of nature in every aspect, from materials and shape to color.

Kyowon Wells has completed the design patent registration for the direct water purifier "Slim One" and has filed patents for four new technologies applied to the product. Kyowon Wells

The main body features a marble pattern inspired by mineral water passing through rock layers. The exposed faucet, a hallmark of the company's direct water purifiers, is made from aluminum to reflect the value of natural circulation. Slim One has also proven its excellence and distinctiveness by winning main awards at two of the world's top three design competitions: the iF Design Award and the Red Dot Design Award.

Kyowon Wells has also filed patents for four new technologies related to cooling, hot water, hygiene, and the faucet, all applied to Slim One.

The flagship "dual-tube cooling technology" implements a thin plate-shaped ice storage cooling tank, joined by heat, instead of the industry-standard rectangular form. This reduces the size of Slim One by 45% compared to previous models while enhancing both cooling efficiency and durability. The "bubble separation technology," which is also Kyowon Wells' signature technology used in the ice water purifier "Ice One," removes bubbles formed when dispensing hot water, preventing splashing and interruptions, and minimizing discomfort such as temperature fluctuations.

A Kyowon Wells representative stated, "In addition to the design patent registration, we plan to strengthen our market competitiveness by securing exclusive intellectual property rights through the completion of patent applications for these new technologies."

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