Abstract: A dispensing device for dispensing a fluid includes a head base piece having a dispensing opening, a liner arranged inside of the head base piece, a liner channel that is arranged between the head base piece and the liner, and a valve element that is movably arranged, at least in regions, inside of the liner and interacts with the dispensing opening. The valve element can be transferred from a first position into a second position via a stroke relative to the liner. In the second position of the valve element, a fluid path is formed between the liner channel and the dispensing opening, whereby a dispensing of fluid is rendered possible. A dispensing of fluid in the first position of the valve element is thereby prevented with a low number of components in that the liner channel is sealed against the dispensing opening by the liner.

Abstract: A dispensing device for dispensing a fluid has a head base piece having a dispensing opening, a liner arranged inside of the head base piece, and a valve element movably arranged inside of the liner. The valve element is arranged to be movable from a first position into a second position via a stroke relative to the liner. The valve element closes off the dispensing opening in the first position and clears the dispensing opening in the second position. The valve element and the liner, which seal against one another in the first position and in the second position, form a nozzle chamber and a valve chamber. The dispensing device includes a channel, which connects the valve chamber and the nozzle chamber to one another, enables the use as a spray device.

Abstract: A method for producing a multi-jet nozzle body from a nozzle body blank produced by an injection molding or an additive manufacturing process, and a multi-jet nozzle body. The nozzle body blank defines a fluid chamber and is provided with at least two nozzle geometries having respective axes arranged to extend in a discharge direction and to intersect at a point of intersection outside of the nozzle geometries. The method includes processing, via laser processing, the nozzle body blank to form at least one of: an inflow arranged between one of the at least two nozzle geometries and the fluid chamber; or a funnel arranged between one of the at least two nozzle geometries and the inflow, thereby producing the multi-jet nozzle body.

Abstract: A discharging device for the discharge of liquid media is specified, with a pump chamber that comprises an inlet opening and an outlet opening, and with a piston that is displaceable in the pump chamber. The object is to be able to dispense a medium with high accuracy using the discharging device. For this purpose, the piston comprises a projection which enters the inlet opening after a predetermined stroke of the piston.

Abstract: A discharging device for the discharge of liquid media is specified, with a pump chamber that comprises an inlet opening and an outlet opening, and with a piston that is displaceable in the pump chamber. The object is to be able to dispense a medium with high accuracy using the discharging device. For this purpose, the piston comprises a projection which enters the inlet opening after a predetermined stroke of the piston.

Abstract: Childproof safety cap has two opposite bead-like threads on its inner wall. Each thread has a widened end region, a stop surface thus being formed. The associated bottle has two opposite groove-like threads on a connecting piece of the bottle, each of which threads has a widened region in the end region, an undercut thus being formed in the groove by the widened region. When the safety cap is screwed on, the stop surfaces on the two bead-like threads hook in behind the undercuts on the groove-like threads. The stop surfaces can be released from each other only if the safety cap is pressed down toward the bottle onto the connecting-piece neck. Connecting-piece neck forms a slipping surface that conically expands downwards. The safety cap can then be unscrewed while simultaneously being rotated.

Abstract: Dispensing device for a fluid and method for dispensing fluid from dispensing device. Dispensing device includes a fluid channel; a chamber arrangement including at least one sealing element; a dispensing opening; a valve element configured to be movably disposed within the chamber arrangement and to interact with the dispensing opening; and at least one sealing element, arranged within the chamber arrangement, that is configured to create a seal against the valve element during a first predetermined stroke of the valve element.

Abstract: Childproof safety cap having two opposite bead-like threads on its inner wall. Each thread has a widened end region, a stop surface thus being formed. The associated bottle has two opposite groove-like threads on a connecting piece of said bottle, each of which threads has a widened region in the end region, an undercut thus being formed in the groove by the widened region. When the safety cap is screwed on, the stop surfaces on the two bead-like threads hook in behind the undercuts on the groove-like threads. The stop surfaces can be released from each other only if the safety cap is pressed down toward the bottle onto the connecting-piece neck. Connecting-piece neck forms a slipping surface that conically expands downwards. The safety cap can then be unscrewed while simultaneously being rotated.

Abstract: Dispensing device for a fluid and method for dispensing fluid from dispensing device. Dispensing device includes a fluid channel; a chamber arrangement including at least one sealing element; a dispensing opening; a valve element configured to be movably disposed within the chamber arrangement and to interact with the dispensing opening; and at least one sealing element, arranged within the chamber arrangement, that is configured to create a seal against the valve element during a first predetermined stroke of the valve element.

Abstract: Dispensing device and method for dispensing fluids from a fluid container. The dispensing device includes an attachment section, a first blocking section, a second blocking section, and an actuating section. A dispensing of the fluid results from actuation of the actuating section and the actuation of the actuating section is blockable by a rotation of at least one of the first blocking section and the second blocking section with respect to the attachment section.

Abstract: An integrated circuit for controlling an alternator circuit in an alternator regulator charging system. The integrated circuit includes a first circuit for performing core regulation functions; a second circuit having a mask selectable operation circuit that allows the integrated circuit to select an operational mode thereof, the mode being selectable from one of a stand-alone mode, a remote controlled mode wherein the first circuit is controlled by an external circuit, and a combination of the stand-alone mode and the remote controlled mode; and a third circuit having an output driver circuit for controlling a field winding of the alternator circuit.

Abstract: An integrated circuit for controlling an alternator circuit in an alternator regulator charging system. The integrated circuit includes a first circuit for performing core regulation functions; a second circuit having a mask selectable operation circuit that allows the integrated circuit to select an operational mode thereof, the mode being selectable from one of a stand-alone mode, a remote controlled mode wherein the first circuit is controlled by an external circuit, and a combination of the stand-alone mode and the remote controlled mode; and a third circuit having an output driver circuit for controlling a field winding of the alternator circuit.