Abstract: This device comprises: a container defining an inner volume intended to contain the product closed off by a movable bottom and opening out through a dispensing neck; a dispensing member; a purge ring comprising a base that delimits a central orifice defining a central axis of the ring, the base having an outer contour and a side surface converging from the outer contour toward a second end of the central orifice. The device is characterized in that the purge ring comprises at least one radial opening arranged radially relative to the central axis and allowing the passage of the product from the container toward the central orifice.

Abstract: A dispenser for liquid to pasty compositions has a pump chamber receiving a pump piston arranged on a pump piston part, a pump chamber with an inlet valve and an outlet valve, a storage space, and a dispenser head, wherein the dispenser head is vertically movable in order to discharge composition in the usual position of the dispenser. A discharge channel is formed in the dispenser head, and the dispenser head has a head cover and the outlet valve has a clamped, flexible annular part. A projecting structure of the head cover directed towards the pump chamber serves to retain the annular part. The dispenser can also have two storage spaces and two pump chambers and two dispenser heads which can be actuated independently of each other in order to discharge the composition.

Abstract: Suction device for a liquid product present in a dispenser has a container 6 provided with means for sampling the product 7. The device is developed about a central axis X and has a centralised product suction channel 8 coaxial to the central axis X and having an inlet 14 and an outlet; and annular suction means connected to the inlet 14 of the centralised suction channel 8.

Abstract: A spray pump is provided where two seal caps are arranged in an upper portion and a lower portion within a cylinder housing so as to prevent the contents from leaking, the cylinder housing a wall surface with one or more leakage discharge holes so that the content which can be accumulated within the cylinder housing is discharged through the leakage discharge holes rather than a content flow path, thereby enabling an efficient operation.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: A fluid dispenser head for mounting on an actuator rod of a dispenser member that is displaceable down and up along an axis (X), the head including an axial connection sleeve for engaging on the actuator rod and defining an inlet duct, the head further including a dispenser endpiece defining an endpiece channel that is connected to the inlet duct via a connection channel, the endpiece including a free dispenser end defining a dispenser orifice that is situated at a downstream end of the endpiece channel, the head further including a bearing surface on which axial pressure can be exerted so as to drive in the actuator rod, where the endpiece extends substantially parallel to the axis (X), and is offset away from the axis.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: An airless dispenser pump assembly includes a pump mechanism with an inlet valve that is configured to efficiently pump viscous fluids and that is able to be pre-primed when the pump mechanism is attached to a container. In one form, the inlet valve includes a seal member that seals an inlet port of the pump and an outer support member that secures the inlet valve to the rest of the pump mechanism. Two or more legs generally extend in a circumferential direction between the support member and the seal member in order to create a large flow opening for fluid flow through the inlet valve when opened and to rapidly close the inlet valve. The pump mechanism further includes an outlet valve that is configured to draw fluid back from a nozzle of the pump after dispensing in order to minimize build up around the nozzle.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is an airless type cosmetic container that receives various kinds of cosmetics and that is capable of discharging a fixed quantity of contents received therein by a pumping operation, preventing the leakage of contents, and preventing the deterioration of contents. The cosmetic container is constructed in a structure in which a first valve member is fixed to the inner lower part of a cylinder formed in a housing member, the first valve member is integrally formed with a contents opening and closing member for opening and closing a contents introduction hole, an elastic flat plate part, and a vertical guide rod, a quantified contents discharging support protrusion is disposed at the piston shaft, and a nozzle hole opening and closing member is disposed in a nozzle hole.

Abstract: The structure of a cosmetics container capable of discharging content in a container main body at a constant amount is provided. The structure of the cosmetics container includes a cosmetics accommodating compartment; a pumping means provided in the cosmetics accommodating compartment and having a moving valve, which is operated by a button and has a content inlet switched to open by a ring-shaped packing; a screw element rotated by the pumping means; a latched gear for blocking the screw element from being rotated in reverse; and a piston for pressing the content out of the main body as it is elevated by the rotation of the screw element.

Abstract: A piston configured to be engaged inside a cylindrical container includes: a sliding member having an upper fluidtight portion and a lower fluidtight portion; and a support member connected to the sliding member and having concentric flexions for urging the sliding member against the inner wall of the cylindrical container. The upper and lower fluidtight portions are each constituted by at least one annular convex bump portion having a thickness which is the greatest at a point where the annular convex bump portion is in contact with the inner wall of the cylinder.

Abstract: A dispenser has a housing, and a variable-volume storage chamber formed within the housing and defining a substantially fluid-tight seal between the chamber and exterior of the housing for storing a substance to be dispensed. A piston is mounted within the housing, and a one-way valve is mounted within the housing and coupled in fluid communication with the variable-volume storage chamber.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is an airless type cosmetic container that receives various kinds of cosmetics and that is capable of discharging a fixed quantity of contents received therein by a pumping operation, preventing the leakage of contents, and preventing the deterioration of contents. The cosmetic container is constructed in a structure in which a first valve member is fixed to the inner lower part of a cylinder formed in a housing member, the first valve member is integrally formed with a contents opening and closing member for opening and closing a contents introduction hole, an elastic flat plate part, and a vertical guide rod, a quantified contents discharging support protrusion is disposed at the piston shaft, and a nozzle hole opening and closing member is disposed in a nozzle hole.

Abstract: A dispenser for dispensing metered amounts of liquid or paste-like products has a cylindrical reservoir having an open bottom and an upper end with an intake valve. A plunger is arranged axially movably in the cylindrical reservoir and closes off the open bottom of the cylindrical reservoir. A dispensing head is arranged on the upper end of the reservoir. The dispensing head has a bell-shaped dispensing pump having elastic sidewalls and a pump head with a through opening having an outlet valve. The dispensing pump together with the intake valve and the outlet valve delimits a closed pump chamber. The outlet valve is manufactured as a monolithic part of the pump neck such that with a simple working step the entire through opening of the pump neck is closable by a valve flap of the outlet valve.

Abstract: A dispenser for distributing measured quantities of fluid to pasty product comprising a storage container with axially displaceable guide pistons and a dispenser head with a dispenser pump. A pump chamber is restricted by check valves at the entry and exit. A discharge channel is positioned downstream of the dispenser pump with an application opening that can be sealed by a sealing element. The dispenser head is designed with an application cap with a planar application surface closing the dispenser head in an axial direction and with an application opening centrally arranged in the application surface. The sealing element is designed in such a way, and arranged within the application surface, that the sealing element completely overlaps the application opening and is flush with the planar application surface.

Abstract: A dispensing device includes a hollow body coupled to a pump mechanism having a dip tube, and to a follower piston. A well provided in the piston is generally larger in diameter than the dip tube to allow fluid in the chamber to flow down into the well as the dip tube enters the well to facilitate fluid removal after a significant portion of the fluid has been removed.

Abstract: A dosing device (1, 31) comprises a storage vessel (16, 36) for a substance to be dosed and a feed means (5) which transports the substance to a discharge opening (3) of the dosing device. A storage vessel (16, 36) is connected to the feed means (5) in such a way that the vessel is sealed off from the outside on all sides and there is provided in the wall of the storage vessel (16, 36) a closure element (21, 41) which, when the storage vessel (16, 36) is emptied, is subjected to a force which is caused by the external air pressure and has the effect that the shape of the storage vessel (16, 36) can be changed in the region of the closure element (21, 41). Further there is provided indicating means (18, 38) assigned to the movement of the closure element (21, 41) with the effect that the extent of movement of the closure element (21, 41), and consequently the amount of substance discharged, can be indicated.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a plant and a process for the dispensing of a fluid product (4) held in a tank (3) and supplied to a nozzle (1) via a pipe (2). The product is pressurized by means of a pump (8) and of a cylinder (7) which is connected to a regulator (10) connected to the nozzle via an electronic card (17).

Abstract: A dispenser for a viscous substance includes a disposable plastic container for the substance and a pump permanently unreleasably mounted to the top of the container for pumping the substance from the container. The pump includes a housing communicating with the interior of the container and a pumping assembly including a movable housing wall and a tubular member connected to the wall and being movable along a motion axis between extended and retracted positions relative to the housing. An actuator is provided for the pump which includes a support member removably mounted to the cartridge, a target member movably mounted to the support member and linkage for releasably linking the target member to the tubular member so that when the target member is moved in one direction, the pumping assembly is moved to its extended position in the housing and when the target member is moved in another direction, the pumping assembly is moved to its retracted position in the housing.

Abstract: Pot comprising a body, a container, and a cover pivoted to the body, characterized in that the container (2, 32), closed by a movable wall (3, 33) insulating the substance from the exterior, communicates with the suction side of an incorporated measuring pump (12-17, 40, 39) which delivers the substance into an incorporated receptacle (15, 56) which is covered at rest by the cover (21, 34); and in that the reversible action of utilization, in a single movement engaging the cover, first of all clears the access to the receptacle and then actuates the pump.

Abstract: Disclosed is a pump device for pastry or paste-like media. The medium is located in a container and within the container a cover is lowered under the influence of a pressure device. The cover has on its underside, inclined surfaces which are inclined in the direction of a suction opening. The pump device allows a dependable conveyance of the medium, even in an unfavorable relationship of the suction pressure and the viscosity of the medium, by using a conveyor device within the container which helps move the medium.

Abstract: A dispenser has a pump device (4) with two hollow pistons (9, 10) which are displaceable coaxially with respect to each other, and wherein one piston is seated at the pump base while the other piston is seated on an actuating button (30). The button continues into a mouthpiece (29) and is surrounded by a bellows (B) which provides an axial restoring force. The bellows (B) forms a piston ring (K) at a distance (A) from the upper end of the actuating button-side hollow piston (9), and slides on a wall surface (b 9') of the button side hollow piston.

Abstract: A pump is mounted in one end of a cylindrical container for storing a liquid, for drawing the liquid stored in the cylindrical container and discharging the drawn liquid out of the cylindrical container. A piston is slidably disposed in the opposite end of the container in keeping the liquid sealed in the cylindrical container. The piston is movable toward the pump as the amount of the liquid stored in the cylindrical container is reduced when the liquid is discharged from the cylindrical container by the pump. The piston has a slanted surface facing the pump for contact with the liquid stored in the cylindrical container, the slanted surface being inclined progressively toward the second axial end. The piston also has a cylindrical surface defining a communication hole defined axially therethrough and having an inner end opening at the slanted surface. The communication hole provides communication between the interior and the exterior of the cylindrical container.

Abstract: The dispenser consists of a container which contains a portion of a paste-like material. The dispenser has an internal check valve and an internal spring for biasing the dispenser actuator. At the lower part of the container is a piston which moves upwardly as the paste-like material is dispensed from the container. This dispenser due to the flow of material can be adapted to put stripes onto the main paste-like material stream. In addition, the dispenser can be adapted to function as an atomizer. As an atomizer, a tube will extend downwardly from the pump head to the bottom of the container. Also, the discharge spout will have an atomizing orifice.

Abstract: A dispenser for viscous materials has a cylindrical housing with an open end, a hollow cylinder which is reciprocable in the housing and defines a chamber for viscous material. One end of the chamber is adjacent a wall member of the cylinder which is provided with an outlet for viscous material, and the other end of the chamber is adjacent a piston which is mounted on a guide of the housing and is movable with the cylinder only in a direction to extract the cylinder from the housing. The wall member serves to move the entire cylinder in a direction to move the wall member toward the piston and to thereby expel material from the chamber, and the tubular wall of the cylinder adjacent the wall member is used to pull the cylinder in the opposite direction whereby the tubular wall of the cylinder entrains the piston so that the effective volume of the chamber for viscous material remains unchanged during movement of the cylinder in the opposite direction.

Abstract: A dispenser for the portioned dispensing of its contents, in particular a pasty composition, has a piston which is displaced stepwise in the emptying direction, an actuating handle which is displaced against spring force, and an outlet opening of the dispensing tube, which outlet opening can be closed by a closure part formed on the actuating handle. Also, upon a return movement of the actuating handle (6), the closure part (10) closes the outlet opening (11) by form-locked application, and pulls the dispensing tube (7) out of its dispensing position into a position of rest.

Abstract: The invention relates to a dispenser for paste-like products which is characterized by a particular simple construction of its dispensing mechanism requiring a reduced number of components. Integrally connected to a supply container of the dispenser is a cylinder body slidably supporting a dispensing piston connected to an actuator cap guided on the cylinder body. The dispensing piston cooperates with the cylinder body to define a pump chamber communicating with the interior of the supply container through a non-return valve. On the other side the bottom portion of the dispensing piston is provided with a non-return valve for establishing communication of the pump chamber with a tubular section carrying the dispensing piston and at the same time acting as an outlet passage for the paste-like product. The tubular section is integrally connected to the actuator cap, the latter being biased towards a rest position by a return spring supported on a fixed counterstop, particularly on the cylinder body.

Abstract: The preferred package of this invention has a fluent or paste containing body portion with a pump, nozzle and cover combination mounted at its top. The cover is rotatably mounted on the body portion of the container so that it may be turned through a half turn from a nozzle closed position to a nozzle open dispensing position. The nozzle is coupled to a pump and cover so that the cover in its open position is pressed up and down moving the nozzle and pump in a pumping motion for dispensing the fluent from the container. An object of the invention is providing a container with a rotatable cover which is manipulated both for opening and closing the nozzle and for product dispensing.

Abstract: A viscous product dispenser is described which comprises a tubular container body adapted to hold product, a take-up piston at the lower end of the body which decreases the internal volume of the container as product is dispensed from the container, and a bulk liquid pump dispenser at the upper portion of the container body having a dip tube extending into the container body and a finger depressible, spring-biased piston/cylinder pumping mechanism. The pumping mechanism of the bulk liquid pump dispenser has a product outlet conduit which is parallel and coaxial to the outlet axis of the dip tube and the center of the piston. The piston/cylinder pumping mechanism is of substantially less cross-sectional area than the internal diameter of the container body.

Abstract: A distributor for pasty products comprises a body having a tubular body (4) with a cylindrical barrel (5), a piston (7) with a flexible flared-out top lip (8) sliding in the barrel (5) and a top carrying an orifice through which the pasty product can pass, and also having a distribution head fixed on the tip. Pasty product is directed and expelled by a suction and compression effect. According to the invention, in order to allow air to be evacuated when the piston is being inserted into the tubular body (4), this body (4) comprises a transverse inner relief (35) having a minimal inside diameter which is 0.5 to 1.5 mm less than the inside diameter of the barrel (5) and, preceding it, a flared-out inlet zone (36) having an engagement diameter at least equal to the outside diameter of the flexible lip (8), the outside diameter of the middle part (40) of the piston (7) being at least 0.4 mm smaller than the minimal inside diameter of the relief (35).

Abstract: A viscous product dispenser has a positive discharge valve which is opened upon a lost motion arrangement between the spout and the pump piston at the initial actuation of the spout. The lost motion is effected by spaced apart stops on these two members permitting limited sliding movement relative to the pump piston for opening the discharge valve before the pumping movement of the piston. A piston return spring is external to the pump chamber for biasing the discharge valve to a closed position.A stop ring on the piston head may be provided for bearing engagement with an end wall of the container on which the container is mounted for isolating the load on the piston.

Abstract: In a manually operated dispenser especially suited for striped toothpaste products and the like the reciprocable pumping piston is provided with a concave, product-engaging face that gently, yet forcibly, directs the product in a smooth, laminar flow out of the pump chamber and into the discharge spout when the piston is depressed through a pumping stroke so that stripes in the ribbon of toothpaste issuing from the spout are well defined and maintained in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The cooperating floating takeup piston at the opposite end of the chamber from the pumping piston is provided with a convex dome that becomes complementally received within the concavity of the pumping piston when the contents of the dispenser are nearly depleted, thereby maximizing the degree to which the dispenser is emptied.

Abstract: The invention relates to a dispenser for paste-like products which is characterized by a simplified metering device and a simple an low-cost construction in combination with reliable operation and high metering accuracy. The head piece of the dispenser includes a pump chamber at the top of a supply container communicating with the supply of the paste-like product within the container, the communication between the container and the pump chamber being established by a lateral opening in a guide member of the dispensing piston, the opening being surrounded by a bell-shaped sealing body defining a sealed communication space between the outlet opening of the container and the lateral inlet opening in the guide member of the dispenser piston. The dispenser piston is slidably mounted within the actuator cap of the dispenser which at the same time includes the dispensing channel.

Abstract: The actuating lever of the dispenser has an integral valve flap which covers the discharge outlet of the dispenser when the lever is in its standby position, and in order to augment the sealing capabilities of such flap during shipment or storage prior to customer acquisition and use of the dispenser, a disposable sealing tape is provided which is factory-installed so as to overlie the outlet between the latter and the covering valve flap. The tape is provided with a layer of adhesive to promote retention of the tape in sealing relationship with the outlet, and a tab portion of the tape extends from the outlet and is adhered to adjacent portions of the dispenser in such a manner as to facilitate grasping and removal by the user.

Abstract: A dispenser for paste-like products comprising a preferably cylindrical container for the product to be dispensed is provided with delivery device in the form of a delivery piston (6), the surface area of which is substantially equal to the interior cross-sectional area of the container (7). Connected to this piston is a dispensing structure (2) including a valve (4). The delivery piston is disposed within the upper end portion of the container and is designed for manual operation.

Abstract: In a dispensing device for filling boreholes with a single or multi-component adhesive, filler, sealer or primer, the material is conveyed from storage containers holding the individual components through a supply pipe and an outlet nozzle which dispenses the material directly into the borehole. By manually operating a handle lever, material is displaced out of the storage container into the supply pipe. Further, an actuating unit operated by the handle lever is connected to the outlet nozzle for telescoping it relative to the supply pipe whereby material is displaced out of the supply pipe through the outlet nozzle into the borehole.

Abstract: A dispenser for paste-like products comprising a preferably cylindrical container for the product to be dispensed is provided with delivery device in the form of a delivery piston (6), the surface area of which is substantially equal to the interior cross-sectional area of the container (7). Connected to this piston is a dispensing structure (2) including a value (4). The delivery piston is disposed within the upper end portion of the container and is designed for manual operation.