Abstract:
A pump for manually dispensing liquids under pressure, including a cup-shaped body, and a stem a piston portion of which defines a compression chamber closed at one end by a valve formed from a ball movable on a seat in a hollow appendix in the interior of a body, and closed at the other end by a valving element movable within a stem bore and having a conical part which can seal against a conical seat in the stem, the pump having a width greater than and a length less than known pumps of equal delivery capacity.
Abstract:
A simplified delivery pump for fluid substances may include a cup unit having an extended rod positioned inside the cup unit, a first end of the extended rod being inserted and held in a housing at the second end of the cup unit, and an intermediate portion of the rod having a cylindrical profile with a diameter which is less than the diameter of the cavity of this shaft within which the portion of the rod extends, and that this mobile stop valve for the cavity of the shaft includes a continuous flexible lip which protrudes out from a second end of the rod towards the outside of this cylindrical chamber, this lip sliding on contact and sealing the cylindrical surface of the cavity of the shaft itself.
Abstract:
Manually operated invertible pump for dispensing atomized liquids, the pump having a very compact structure and an aperture which can be intercepted by the pump piston to control liquid entry into the pump when this is in a downwardly inverted position.
Abstract:
Manually operable invertible pump for dispensing atomized liquids, the pump having a very compact structure and a flexible diaphragm valve for controlling liquid entry into the pump when this is in an inverted or partly inverted position.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a manually actuated nasal dispenser, suitable for dispensing a liquid single dose in atomized form retained in a chamber which is part of the dispenser. The liquid consisting of or containing a substance having pharmaceutical activity, for instance calcitonin. The nasal dispenser has a very simple structure, it assures a perfect seal and insulation of the liquid retained in it till the moment of its use, and it is made in such a way that the dispensing of the liquid in atomized form occurs only after at least a minimum pressure having a predetermined value has been given, thus avoiding droppings of the liquid outside of the dispenser discharging nozzle.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a nasal dispenser for atomizing pharmaceutical substances which is of elongate form and is traversed by a longitudinal channel having an open end for housing the free end of the stem of a pump or dispensing valve, its other end being intercepted by a wall provided with a hole through which the substance is dispensed. The channel has a stepped cross-section which is a minimum in proximity to said wall. The channel houses an elongate element the cross-sections of which are smaller than their surrounding cross-sections of the channel into which the element is inserted. The length of the portion of smaller cross-section of the profiled element is greater than the length of the minimum cross-section portion of said channel to define an expansion chamber within it. In the free end of the elongate element in proximity to the wall there is provided a circular central recess, from which there extend channels opening into the periphery of the element itself and substantially tangential to the recess, from the center of which there projects a peg which extends through the hole in the wall to leave a free space for the emergence of the atomized substance.
Abstract:
A flat pump for producing liquid spray or for producing an atomized liquid stream may have a thickness of 6 millimeters or less. The flat pump may include an internal reservoir, a valve, a valve conduit and a vortex chamber wherein fluid from the reservoir may be pumped through the valve, along the valve conduit, and into the vortex chamber. An atomized liquid stream, spray, or mist formed in the vortex chamber may be expelled from the flat pump.
Abstract:
A closable dispensing pump for fluid substances comprising a chamber in which a piston is slidable, drivable by a stem, said stem presenting in its interior at least one first passage communicating with said compression chamber and a dispensing pushbutton presenting a second passage opening towards the outside of said dispensing pushbutton. The first passage presents a first aperture which opens onto said first contacting surface, said second passage presenting a second aperture which opens onto said second contacting surface, said pushbutton and said stem being mutually rotatable about a longitudinal axis between at least one open position in which said first and second aperture face each other and are in mutual communication, and a closed position in which they are mutually isolated and displaced.
Abstract:
Manually operated invertible pump for dispensing atomized liquids, the pump having a very compact structure and an aperture which can be intercepted by the pump piston to control liquid entry into the pump when this is in a downwardly inverted position.
Abstract:
A manually operable dispensing pump for application to liquid containers, in which the pump has a hollow stem which projects from a hole provided in a flange forming part of the pump, the stem having a profiled annular part which seals against a profiled seat on the flange when the pump is in its rest state, there projecting all about said flange seat a skirt within which the annular part of the stem slides and seals.