Archipelago Technology Group, Ltd

Gordon Weaver Chapman

Victor Carey Humberstone

Guy Charles Fernley Newcombe

Daniel Richard Mace

A device () for loading fluid into nozzle(s) of a nozzle-bearing body () includes a first member (), having a first surface (), and a second member () protruding from the first member (). The second member () has second and third surfaces (), the second surface () extending from the first surface () at an angle. The first surface () substantially complements the shape of the nozzle-bearing body's surface (). The device () has a recess () defined therein at least in part by the first and second surfaces (). When the device () is placed into a working configuration with the nozzle-bearing body (), a tangent to the third surface (), in a region of the third surface () proximate to where the second surface () meets the third surface (), is substantially parallel to a tangent to the first surface (), in a region of the first surface () where the first surface () meets the second surface (), wherein, the recess () forms a pocket for receiving the fluid.

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Cambridge, United Kingdom

Gordon Weaver Chapman