Lancer Corporation

The Coca-cola Company

Lancer Partnership, Ltd

Robert L Robinson

Brandon P Ojeda

Donald W Smeller

Linda M Voller

Merrill R Good

George E Hernandez

Jarrell Jennings, Iii

Samuel Escamilla

A cartridge valve () and system () are provided in which the cartridge valve () includes a regulator () and a solenoid () which may have an adjustable stroke to facilitate stable flow control. Also, the cartridge valve () includes a quick and easy installation and removal fitting (and).

Cartridge valve and system

A cartridge valve () and system () are provided in which the cartridge valve () includes a regulator () a flow ring (), and a solenoid () which may have an adjustable stroke to facilitate stable flow control. Also, the cartridge valve () includes a quick and easy installation and removal fitting (and).

A cartridge valve () and system () are provided in which the cartridge valve () includes a regulator () and an adjustable stroke solenoid () to facilitate stable flow control. Also, the cartridge valve () includes a quick and easy installation and removal fitting (and).

A high diluent to concentrate volumetric ratio post-mix drink dispenser includes a mixer and a nozzle housing. The mixer defines a mixing pathway adapted to receive a diluent flow from a diluent source and a concentrate pathway adapted to receive a concentrate flow from a concentrate source. The concentrate pathway communicates with the mixing pathway to deliver concentrate therein. The mixing pathway manipulates the diluent flow therein to decrease the pressure thereof, thereby creating a low pressure region at the concentrate pathway that promotes introduction of the concentrate into the diluent for mixing therewith. The nozzle housing couples with the mixer such that the nozzle housing receives mixed diluent and concentrate from the mixing pathway and delivers the mixed diluent and concentrate therefrom.

Method and apparatus for post-mix drink dispensing

Glove holder

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

A multiple flavor beverage dispensing nozzle includes at least one disposable beverage flavor syrup injector for injecting flavor syrup into a mixing fluid. The flavor syrup injector injects flavor syrup at an angle towards the longitudinal axis of the nozzle exit orifice such that the nozzle exit orifice does not come in contact with the syrup, avoiding color and flavor contamination of other dispensed beverages. Also, by injecting the syrup at an angle, the mixing fluid intersects with the syrup in midair below the surface of the nozzle, resulting in a complete and gentle mixing of syrup and mixing fluid, without syrup residue accumulating on any surface in contact with any other flavor. By directing the mixing fluid through and around the housing containing the flavor syrup injectors, a uniform even circular flow of mixing fluid is dispensed from the exit orifice of the nozzle. By using multiple flavor syrup injectors, a nozzle may contain several different flavors in a smaller space than a single flavor nozzle.

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Universal City, TX, United States of America

Robert L Robinson