Pacer Technology and Resources

Sumitomo Chemical Company, Limited

Pacer Industries, Inc.

Hugh J Stock

Eijiro Nishi

Senji Kusayama

A dropper, press fitted into the neck of a cyanoacrylate adhesive dispensing container, includes an elongated nozzle having a constant diameter passageway. The inlet to the nozzle is defined by a downwardly depending hollow boss having a sharp edged perimeter and sharp edged orifice. The sharp edged orifice and sharp edged perimeter tend to discourage retention of any droplets of cyanoacrylate adhesive to maintain the inlet free of residual cyanoacrylate adhesive and free of the crusting and clogging of the inlet which might otherwise occur.

Dropper for cyanoacrylate adhesives

A constant diameter or segmented constant diameter passageway within a dispensing tip channels and dispenses a cyanoacrylate adhesive from a container through a discharge outlet at the extremity of the tip. A stopper for the tip includes a plunger for matingly and penetrably engaging the passageway to force reverse flow of the cyanoacrylate adhesive back into the container. The forced flow, due to the viscosity and surface tension characteristics of the cyanoacrylate adhesive, initiates complete drainage of the passageway and prevents any crusting and clogging of the cyanoacrylate within the passageway. The stopper is manufactured attached to the end of the tip at a weakened junction for breakaway separation by the ultimate user, which junction insures the establishment of a sharp edged discharge orifice at the tip to promote accurate dispensation of cyanoacrylate adhesive and to prevent clogging of the orifice. A two phase interlock secures a cap to the container and includes flanges extending from the cap for engaging lugs located about the mouth of the container which flanges are disengageably engageable with the lugs by rotating the cap relative to the container. A key extends from the cap into a key way in the container to prevent rotation of the cap relative to the container absent withdrawal of the key from the key way by deliberate precise flexing of the cap. The mating configuration of the tip and container promotes welding of these components to one another and effect a seal therebetween.

Dispenser for cyanoacrylate adhesives

A constant diameter passageway within a dispensing tip channels and dispenses a cyanoacrylate adhesive from a container through a discharge outlet at the extremity of the tip. A cap for the tip includes a plunger for matingly and penetrably engaging the passageway to force reverse flow of the cyanoacrylate adhesive back into the container. The forced flow, due to the viscosity and surface tension characteristics of the cyanoacrylate adhesive, initiates complete drainage of the passageway and prevents any crusting of the cyanoacrylate within the passageway and clogging of the passageway.

Dispensing tip for cyanoacrylate adhesives

Container for dispensing adhesives or the like

Bottle or the like

A two phase interlock secures a cap to a container of a fluid. The interlock includes flanges extending from the cap for engaging lugs located about the mouth of the container which flanges are disengageably engagable with the lugs by rotating the cap relative to the container and a key extends from the cap into a key way in the container to prevent rotation of the cap relative to the container without withdrawal of the key from the keyway by deliberate precise flexing of the cap.

Child proof dispenser

Thread locking compositions and analogous sealant materials having limited cured strength, and a preferred method for their compounding and application, are disclosed. These are based primarily on alpha cyanoacrylates, i.e. acrylate esters in monomer or low polymeric form, or of very low molecular weight, which are rapidly polymerizable to form solid and bonding films. The materials, in liquid form, are modified by inclusion of coloring agents and other film strength and reaction rate modifiers, to impart optimum properties of bonding strength, curing rate, moderate resistance in torque to separation of the bonded parts, low residual torque, along with good stability in storage, or good shelf life. Combinations of polymerization promoters and stabilizers are included, along with small quantities of specially selected coloring agents which not only impart effective color to thin films of the composition but serve to limit curing below high cured strength. The coloring agents are compatible with the monomers and the resulting cured polymers. Application of the protective composition to plated or unplated metal parts, plastic members which bear threads or seal surfaces, and the like, may be by standard coating procedures or by capillary action.

Locking and sealing compositions and methods for their application

A capillary tube applicator for dispensing anaerobic and cyanoacrylate adhesives is penetratingly inserted and retained in place by an interference fit within a cap attached internal to the neck of a container for the adhesive.

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Saratoga, CA, United States of America

Hugh J Stock