Abstract:
A hand-operated pump for dispensing a fluid from a container includes a body containing a pumping chamber having an inlet and an outlet. A piston is reciprocably mounted in the pumping chamber, the piston having a convexly contoured outer end surface. A trigger pivotally mounted to the body has a plurality of triangular supports co-joined to form a tapered socket receiving the outer end surface of the piston. A channel-defining insert is received in the outlet, the insert having a centrally situated, forwardly facing, fixed protuberance. An elastic, cup-shaped member secured at its periphery to the body has a central aperture situated in contact with and closed by the fixed protuberance. The central aperture of the cup-shaped member is a cavity in the center of the interior surface of the member extending only partway through the member, at least two depressions on the exterior surface of the member spaced from each other yet each intersecting the cavity, and a swirl chamber situated between and connected to the depressions.
Abstract:
This invention relates to an improved sprayer means wherein the improvement comprises(a) a pressurized water feed, having a minimum pressure valve unit and leading to the mixing chamber of the nozzle spray head, which water feed is fed first to a water motor provided with a drive piston driven by the pressure of the inflowing water and then to a double-action metering pump having a metering piston coupled with said drive piston of the water motor, the cross-sectional area of the metering piston and the cross-sectional area of the drive piston being in a predetermined ratio;(b) a flexible container for chemicals residing in a detachable rigid vessel connected to a metering outlet line of the metering pump, said flexible container being connected by the mixing chamber of the nozzle spray head by a container outlet valve and a container line, the chemicals being displaced from the flexible container by water metered through the metering outlet line into the vessel; and(c) a feedback line leading from the cylinder of the metering pump to a pressure water connection valve that is capable of closing in the event of overpressure in the metering pump to shut off inflowing pressurized water.
Abstract:
An improved water spray apparatus for attachment to a concrete finishing machine. The improved water spray apparatus applies water by misting or spraying water on top of freshly poured concrete as the concrete surface is finished by rotating concrete blades of the concrete finishing machine. The apparatus eliminates the need of applying water separately by water bucket or water hose during the concrete finishing operation.
Abstract:
A manually operative atomizer in which a liquid is sucked and pressurized by an atomizer means and is then atomized through a nozzle port. A chamber for pressurizing the liquid is constituted by a cylinder, while an atomizer head is connected to a communication pipe which plays also the role of a piston, and is biased in the direction reverse of the pressurizing direction, by means of a spring. The atomizer head is provided with a guiding member adapted to be pressed and moved by an inclined surface of the operation member, so that the atomizer head and the piston or the jetting pipe are moved in the pressurizing direction. As the operation member is released from the depressing force, the spring moves the member back to its original position. Portions of the periphery of the atomizer head other than the nozzle port and the operating portion of the operating member are covered by a cap.
Abstract:
The disclosure relates to a so-called pressure accumulation type atomizing pump provided with no gravity-actuated check valve and having an upper hollow piston and a lower pistion adapted to be simultaneously moved downward along the inner surface of a valve cylinder, upon a depression of an atomizing push button, the upper and lower piston being adapted to pressurize the liquid accommodated by a housing chamber defined within the valve cylinder between the pistons. The increased pressure of the liquid acts to depress the lower piston to open a check valve leading to a nozzle, so that the pressurized liquid is atomized finely from the nozzle. The lower piston is so arranged as to effectively cooperate with the upper piston in sucking the liquid up during the sucking stroke of the pump and to additionally increase the sucking capacity of the pump.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an apparatus for spraying fluid and paste-like materials having a generator of pulsating flow and having an exhaust pipe arranged coaxially with one another. A perforated nozzle for retaining the material is arranged therebetween, and a pipe for feeding the material is also provided. The nozzle for retaining the material is movable along an axis extending in parallel with the axis of a passageway along which the gaseous fluid is fed, and the part of the nozzle filled with the material being sprayed is brought into the cross-section of the passageway during the pause between successive pulsations of the gaseous fluid, and the pipe for feeding the material is arranged outside the passage.
Abstract:
In a manually operable atomizer wherein a piston is operated through an atomizing head, so as to cause a pumping action to suck up the liquid from a liquid container and then pressurize the liquid to atomize the same through a nozzle, a flange is provided to extend outwardly from the wall of a cylinder of an atomizer. The flange is provided with a circumferential upright protrusion and an annular recess formed at the radially inner side of the circumferential upright protrusion. A supporting member for supporting the atomizer is adapted to be attached to the neck opening of the liquid container, and is provided with an annular inner wall adapted to be fittingly received by the annular recess of the flange, an intermediate wall adapted to hold the circumferential upright protrusion of the flange and an annular outer wall for stabilizing the attaching of the supporting member.
Abstract:
A dispensing pump of the pressure build-up variety includes a cylinder defining a variable volume pump chamber, and a main piston reciprocable therein, the piston having a valve seat thereon communicating with a discharge passage leading to a discharge nozzle. A valve member having a smaller diameter piston thereon is moved during pressure build-up away from the seat for opening the discharge passage. The smaller diameter piston has a flexible peripheral wall which is deformed inwardly at the commencement of the piston downstroke for closing a flow passage in the smaller diameter piston and thereby interrupting communication between the inlet and the pump chamber, such flow passage being open upon outward movement of such peripheral wall at the end of the piston upstroke. At the top of the cylinder along which the smaller diameter piston moves is a relieved section effecting the opening of the flow passage in an inoperative condition of the pump.
Abstract:
The disclosure relates to a manually operative atomizer in which a liquid is sucked and pressurized by an atomizer means and is then atomized through a nozzle port. A chamber for pressurizing the liquid is constituted by a cylinder, while an atomizer head is connected to a communication pipe which plays also the role of a piston, and is biased in the direction reverse to the pressurizing direction, by means of a spring. The atomizer head is provided with a guiding member adapted to be pressed and moved by an inclined surface of the operation member, so that the atomizer head and the piston or the jetting pipe are moved in the pressurizing direction. As the operation member is released from the depressing force, the spring moves the member back to its original position. Portions of the periphery of the atomizer head other than the nozzle port and the operating portion of the operating member are covered by a cap.
Abstract:
A reversible trigger actuated dispensing pump employs a reciprocal plunger having a passage for communication with a pump at one end and a nozzle at the other end. The trigger includes a body portion with structure to cooperate with the plunger to permit the trigger to be releasably and pivotally mounted on the plunger in at least two angularly spaced positions. An actuating gripping portion extends from the body portion and from the pump when the trigger is mounted thereon. In this manner, when the trigger is mounted on the plunger and the actuating gripping portion is pivoted, the body portion will pivot and reciprocate the plunger and operate the dispensing pump.