Rpc Bramlage Gmbh

Ludger S&uuml;dkamp

Alfred Von Schuckmann

Werner Petzold

Alfons B&ouml;ckmann

G&uuml;nter Pohlmann

The invention pertains to a tablet dispenser for distributing tablets in individual portions. The tablet dispenser described in the invention comprises a prismatic enclosure (,), the bottom face (,) of which presents an aperture (,) offset relative to a front face (,), the top face of which is open in its whole cross-section, and the side faces (,) of which have a recess (,) on top. The described dispenser also comprises an internal component (,) with limited displacement, nested into the enclosure (,) by the open top (,) and featuring a tablet feed chamber (,), preferably prismatic, the bottom of which comprises a substantially vertical (,) tablet supply duct extending through the bottom aperture (,) provided in the enclosure (,), as well as a spring (,) resting upon the bottom face (,) of the enclosure and a blade (,) to limit the stroke. In order to substantially improve the safety of operation, a blade is provided on the internal side wall (,) of the enclosure (,) to interact with the external side wall (,) of the internal component (,) when the latter (,) is moving (,). In addition, elements which are arranged in a particularly appropiate manner on the external side faces (,) of the internal component (,) increase the tightness and reduce the frictional resistance between the enclosure (,) and the internal component (,).

Tablet dispenser

A dispenser of paste material, such as toothpaste, having an outer housing with an open upper side and a dome at the lower side, the roof of which dome includes the closing body of an air entry valve, which air entry valve displaces into the open position when there is a negative pressure within the outer housing, the dispenser also having an inner housing that protrudes upwardly from the outer housing and which includes an application surface and a nozzle opening on its headpiece, wherein the inner housing can be pushed, using the application surface, against the spring force of a bellows that is disposed in the outer housing, itself being sealed off from the inner housing, the result being that, when this force application of force takes place, a transport slug, which travels within the inner housing in the direction of the nozzle opening, pushes material ahead of itself in response to air pressure that has accumulated behind it. In order to simplify the construction of the air entry valve and increase functional reliability, the closing body is fashioned as a disc that is attached to the roof and is formed from the material of the bellows.

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Lohne, Germany

Ludger Südkamp

Growing community of inventors

Lohne, Germany

Ludger S&uuml;dkamp

Ludger Südkamp