Diversey, Inc.

Johnsondiversey, Inc.

David Holden

Andy Swain

Christopher John Webb

James W Livingston

M Rinley Deeds

Kenneth J Bird

Tyson L Webster

Shirley A Webb, Legal Representative

Garry William Crossdale

Kirk M Reimann

Brian D Haworth

William Edward Simpson

Nancy D Trafelet

Bert Van Der Heijden

Barry Hague

Martin Cooper

Andrew John Cocking

Michael Brudenell

Robert-Jan Uhlhorn

Michael H Bertucci

Lambertus Gerardus P Van Der Heijden

Jonathan D Bradshaw

Christopher J Webb

William E Simpson

Kirk Reimann

MRinley Deeds

A dispenser system including a source of chemical concentrate, a source of diluent, and a mix chamber in fluid communication with the source of chemical concentrate via a first line and with the source of diluent via a second line to mix chemical concentrate and diluent to form a dilution. The dispenser system also includes one or more metering devices disposed in one or both of the first line and the second line, a discharge fluidly coupled to the mix chamber to deliver the dilution to a downstream receptacle, and a control system in communication with the one or more metering devices. The control system is programmed to adjust a concentration of chemical concentrate in the dilution via control of the one or more metering devices based on an environmental factor affecting a physical environment to be cleaned using the dilution.

Dilution adjustment system and method

A method and device to insure that a particular dispensing package () can only be engaged into an appropriate dispensing location (). Specifically, the package and the dispenser have mating concentric rings () (or portions thereof) to prevent engagement and dispensing of an inappropriate product. In one embodiment, the package () is provided with one or more concentric ring projections () (or portions thereof) and the dispenser () is provided with one or more matching concentric ring recesses (). The projections and the recesses have similar diameters to define a mating set. In some embodiments, the concentric ring projections are placed on a closure (), such as a cap, of the package. In alternative embodiments, the projections are placed on the dispenser and the recesses are placed on the package.

Lock-out device and method

A dispensing cap including a first housing portion defining a first chamber, a lid coupled to the first housing and defining an outlet, the lid movable between a first position and a second position, a second housing portion defining a second chamber in fluid communication with the first chamber, the second housing portion further defining a third chamber separate from the second chamber, wherein when the lid is in the first position, the outlet is in fluid communication with the second chamber to dispense a first volume of fluid, and wherein when the lid in the second position, the outlet is in fluid connection with the second chamber and the third chamber to dispense a second volume of fluid. A method of operating a dispensing cap is also provided.

Adjustable dosing cap

A metering and dispensing closure for a container. A rotor and a movable member rotate in conjunction with a cap member to afford accurate measuring of a powder material and dispensing of it. The rotor, the movable member, and the container cap afford a consistent measuring of the powder material, as well as provide a variety of drive members which can be utilized with the dispensing closure.

Metering and dispensing closure

A liquid dispenser includes a container having an interior adapted to hold a fluid. An air vent is coupled to the container, and a balloon is disposed in the container and in fluid communication with the air vent to provide selective fluid communication between the interior and an exterior of the container, the balloon movable from an undeployed state to a deployed state, and the balloon in the deployed state having a position in which the balloon establishes fluid communication between the exterior of the container and the interior of the container.

Liquid dispensng container and method

A metering and dispensing closure for a container wherein two rotatable disks rotate in conjunction with a stationary cap member to afford accurate measuring of a powder material and dispensing of it. The disks and the container cap afford a consistent measuring of the powder material, as well as provide a variety of drive members which can be utilized with the dispensing closure.

A liquid dispenser including a container that has an interior adapted to support a fluid. The liquid dispenser includes an air vent that is coupled to the container, and a balloon that is disposed in the container and in fluid communication with the air vent to provide fluid communication between the interior and an exterior of the container. The balloon is movable from an undeployed state to a deployed state in response to a pressure change between the interior and the exterior of the container. The balloon in the undeployed state is incapable of fluid communication between the interior and the exterior of the container, and the balloon in the deployed state has a position in which the balloon establishes fluid communication between the exterior of the container and the interior of the container.

Liquid dispensing container and method

Insert for a closure for a container

Dispensing closure

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Derbyshire, United Kingdom

David Holden