Lancer Partnership, Ltd

Lancer Corporation

George E Hernandez

Merrill R Good

Alfred A Schroeder

Michael Romanyszyn

John D Santy

Ronald Ray Hoch

Jeremiah A Hong

Donald W Smeller

Robert L Robinson

Jarrell Jennings, Iii

A nozzle () and associated methods are provided in which a base fluid flows by a check valve () and is directed by a plurality of flow directors () into a diluent flow path. The check valve () closes the flow of base fluid when the base fluid is no longer demanded.

Methods and apparatus for beverage dispensing

A beverage dispensing system includes a control system electrically connected with a beverage dispenser, a proximity sensor, and a touch-sensitive display. The control system causes the touch-sensitive display to display an advertising state when the proximity sensor indicates a user is not present at the beverage dispensing system and a beverage selection state when the proximity sensor indicates a user is present. The control system further causes the touch-sensitive display to display a pour state after a beverage choice selection is made through the touch sensitive display during the display of the beverage selection state. The control system still further causes the beverage dispenser to deliver the beverage choice after a pour request is made through the touch sensitive display during the display of the pour state.

Touch screen for a beverage dispensing system

A nozzle system for use with a multi-flavor beverage dispenser includes a mixing chamber having a fluid outlet therefrom; a diluent injector configured to deliver a mixing fluid from without to within the mixing chamber; and a number of concentrate injectors configured to independently deliver a fluid concentrate from without to within the mixing chamber. The concentrate injector each have associated therewith a self-sealing dispensing valve configured to substantially limit fluid flow through its respective concentrate injector to from without the mixing chamber to within the mixing chamber.

Method and apparatus for dispensing a beverage from a liquid concentrate

An evacuation system including an evacuation member engages a product package and applies pressure thereto, such that a product in the product package moves toward an outlet in the product package for dispensing. A controller monitors the force applied by a driver to the product package, thereby ensuring that the pressure remains below a particular threshold to protect the integrity of the product package. The controller further monitors the evacuation member location, thereby enabling the controller to recognize when the product package is empty. The evacuation system further includes a package carrier including a pinch-off area that moves product out of an unrecoverable portion of the product package. The evacuation member may be utilized as a stand-alone device or with a primary device, wherein the primary device provides signals to the evacuation system and the evacuation system provides product to the primary device.

Method of calibrating a dispensing station

Evacuation system

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