Jet Spray Corp.

Edward S LeMarbe

Paul E Cox

Sao V Nguyen

Sao Van Nguyen

A static mixing nozzle used with a dispenser system thoroughly mixes one or more liquids. The static mixing nozzle has an insert having a housing with a plurality of baffles arranged in a staggered and alternating pattern throughout the passage. The baffles cause turbulence which mixes the liquid. Static mixing nozzles with different numbers of baffles may be used in the dispenser system to accommodate the different types of concentrates and syrups which may be used. The insert is removable and may be formed in parts which can be easily separated and cleaned. The insert has a ridge with an outer diameter greater than that of the nozzle, thus allowing the insert to be manually removed.

Static mixing nozzle

A static mixing nozzle for use with a dispenser system to thoroughly mix one or more liquids. The static mixing nozzle has a passage with a plurality of baffles arranged in a staggered and alternating pattern throughout the passage. A liquid passing through the static mixing nozzle will strike the plurality of baffles, causing turbulence which mixes the liquid. The baffles prevent laminar flow through the passage. Static mixing nozzles with different numbers of baffles may be used in the dispenser system to accommodate the different types of concentrates and syrups which may be used. The static mixing nozzle may be formed as part of the nozzle or as an insert for the nozzle. The insert is removable and may be formed in parts which can be easily separated and cleaned. The static mixing nozzle does not require any mechanical mixing and operates under standard operating pressures for dispenser systems.

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St. Louis, MO, United States of America

Edward S LeMarbe