Stiplastics

Osmooze

Ed-liq

Inov'hm

Hugues Brouard

Guillaume Zoczek

Ludovic Soual

Jean-Pierre Le Pesant

Kristen Le Nouy

Hervé Cogne

Etienne Brichet-Billet

Stéphane Prabel

A device for counting and dispensing objects, including two elements. A first element includes a conduit for dispensing the objects to be counted and dispensed, and a second element cooperates with the first element to form two obturators which define, in the dispensing conduit a chamber suitable for containing a predetermined number of said objects. The device includes a lock moveable between a lock state wherein said lock partially obturators the dispensing conduit, and an unlock state wherein the lock is retracted outside the dispensing conduit, the lock being configured so that the position of an object present in the chamber is not affected by a change in the state of the lock.

Secure device for counting and dispensing objects

The invention relates to a device () for counting and dispensing objects (), comprising two slidably movable elements () relatively to each other,

Device for counting and dispensing objects

A device for dosing or counting objects includes: a plate with a plurality of recesses, each suitable for receiving a single object and arranged in at least two series of at least two rows in parallel along a longitudinal axis, such that the recesses in a first row of one series are offset longitudinally relative to the recesses in the second row of the same series by a non-zero pitch; and a pull element arranged to slide relative to the plate along the longitudinal axis and comprising at least two adjacent tongues, each designed to cover or reveal a corresponding series of rows and arranged to slide relative to one another over a distance equal to the pitch and coupled by a drive mechanism such that the sliding of the pull element along the longitudinal axis over a distance greater than the pitch causes the simultaneous movement of two tongues.

Device for dosing or counting objects

Cannula and cap

A device () for nebulizing a liquid includes a nebulization head () having a capillary tube (-) and a nozzle (-) for ejecting a liquid (), a liquid supply tank () for supplying the nebulization head with liquid (), a vibrator () for vibration driving the nebulization head so that it ejects droplets of liquid in a nebulization jet. The device () further includes a pressure regulator for applying to the liquid at the inlet to the nebulization head (), during nebulization cycles, a pressure greater than a first pressure threshold above which the liquid flows through the nebulization head when the head is not vibration driven, and lower than a second pressure threshold above which the liquid flows through the nebulization head when the head is vibration driven. Advantages of the device include increase in the nebulization flow rate and low sensitivity to changes in trim and to vibrations.

Nebulizer device and method with overpressurization of a liquid to be nebulized

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Rochefort Samson, France

Hugues Brouard