Abstract: The invention relates to a dosing device. The dosing device comprises a storage container with a storage chamber disposed therein for accommodating a filling material, a dosing container with a dosing chamber disposed therein, an outlet with an outlet opening for dispensing the filling material, a closure member by means of which the outlet opening can be closed, and a valve wherein the valve is able to assume a dispensing position and a dosing position.

Abstract: The invention relates to a dosing device comprising a storage container and a storage chamber disposed therein, a dosing container and a dosing chamber disposed therein, and a dosing connection between the storage chamber and the dosing chamber.

Abstract: The invention relates to a dosing device comprising a storage container and a storage chamber disposed therein, a dosing container and a dosing chamber disposed therein, and a dosing connection between the storage chamber and the dosing chamber.

Abstract: The invention relates to a dosing device. The dosing device comprises a storage container with a storage chamber disposed therein for accommodating a filling material, a dosing container with a dosing chamber disposed therein, an outlet with an outlet opening for dispensing the filling material, a closure member by means of which the outlet opening can be closed, and a valve wherein the valve is able to assume a dispensing position and a dosing position.

Abstract: To further develop a closure, especially a cap, of a container, this invention provides a cap for a container with a mouth such as a bottle, including a lower part for attachment to the mouth of the container, and an upper part provided on and rotatable relative to the lower part, wherein the upper part has a dispensing orifice and the lower and upper parts can be rotated into the following positions. A first position where there is no passage through the cap and the contents of the container cannot be dispensed from the dispensing orifice. A second position where there is a straight passage through the cap and the contents of the container can be dispensed from the dispensing orifice by pouring or scattering. A third position where there is a sinuous passage through the cap, and the contents of the container to be dispensed from the dispensing orifice is in a preset dosed quantity.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for the three-dimensional measurement of the co-ordinates of significant points of a part.

Abstract: This invention concerns a communication system (100) between at least one device control unit (10) connected to a device (10) to be controlled and at least one human-machine interface (HMI) through a series communication bus (4). This communication system (100) further includes a central processing unit (2) comprising means for: receiving at least first status information (D32, D3?2) transmitted by human-machine interface (3, 3?) and at least second status information (D12) transmitted by device control unit (1); processing first status information data (D32, D3?2) and second status information (D12) for generating at least third (D23, D23?) and fourth (D21) status information available for human-machine interface (3, 3?) and device control unit (1); broadcasting third status information (D23, D23?) to human-machine interface (3, 3?); and broadcasting fourth status information (D21) to at least one device control unit (1).

Abstract: A container with a metering apparatus and a process for metering liquid from the container where the metering apparatus includes an upper chamber and a coaxial lower metering chamber. Inverting the container dispenses liquid in the metering chamber and simultaneously introduces liquid from the container into the upper chamber. When the container is returned to an upright position, a portion of the liquid in the upper chamber flows to and fills the metering chamber; however, a surplus portion of the liquid remains in the upper chamber even when the container is again inverted. The surplus portion of the liquid never returns to the container.

Abstract: Process for withdrawing and pouring out a of measure of liquid from a reservoir with a view to pouring out the withdrawn measure, consisting in: