Diversey, Inc.

Johnsondiversey, Inc.

Diversey Lever, Inc.

Brian Peter Onufryk

Garry William Crossdale

Barry Hague

David Grant Barnett

Ken John Bird

Dean Alan Percival

A dispensing apparatus for delivering fluid or liquid to a container (e.g. a bottle), has a container holding device and a fluid delivery system delivering fluid to a dispensing outlet under control of an actuation member, which causes the fluid delivery system to deliver fluid in response to movement of the actuation member from its start position. A dispensing lock has a first position in which it blocks movement of the actuation member from its start position, and a second position in which it permits movement of the actuation member. A release member that releases the dispensing lock includes a movable release member which is moved by the container, during its insertion into the refill position, so as to release the dispensing lock by bringing the dispensing lock to said second position, thus enabling fluid to be delivered.

Dispensing apparatus

A liquid flow restrictor in the supply line of an eductor or other dilution or dispensing device has a rotatably mounted disc with opposite faces and a plurality of apertures or holes, which provide different flow restrictions between the faces, and a pair of flow conduits sealingly engaging against the faces, whereby on rotation of the member the zones are selectively brought into communication with the conduits to provide a desired flow restriction.

Dispensing apparatus with coding means

A manually operated dispenser for dispensing single shots of liquid with a built-in extended delay between each manually dispensed shot is described. The dispenser contains a manually operated pump for withdrawing a single shot of liquid from the reservoir of liquid, an outlet through which the pump dispenses the single shot and a reciprocal piston and cylinder assembly on the pump. The piston is ready to dispense the single shot of liquid into the outlet when in a retracted position. A plunger which is biased to move away from the piston manually moves the piston to dispense the shot. A detent is provided for locking the plunger in an outward position. A piston spring is loaded in a manner such that when the piston is moved to a retracted position the detent is disengaged and the relative movement of the piston from the extended position to the retracted position defines a built in extended delay between dispensed shots of liquid.

Single shot liquid dispenser

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Spondon, United Kingdom

Brian Peter Onufryk