Ter S.r.l.

Sar S.p.a.

Adm S.p.a.

Tommaso Ruscitti

Giovanni Albini

Franco Carlappi

Davide Cutilli

Demetrio De Leonardis

Roberto Torretta

Antonino Ragno

Demetrio Del Leonardis

A creamy substance dispenser has a substantially rigid casing bounding a cylindrical chamber fillable with a creamy substance. A movable piston is slidable on the surface of the chamber for sealingly closing one end of the chamber. A dispensing chamber is separated from the cylindrical chamber by a transverse wall having apertures communicating the cylindrical chamber with the dispensing chamber and appendices projecting about the apertures. A profiled body formed of an elastically deformable material is fixed to the rigid casing and defines an outwardly facing portion of the dispensing chamber. The profiled body has a delivery hole and at least one rib projecting in proximity to the delivery hole and securely engaged with the appendices. A non-return valve has an appendix shaped to seal the delivery hole, and is positioned in the dispensing chamber to prevent return flow of creamy substance in the dispensing chamber to the cylindrical chamber. A guide member cooperates with the transverse wall to guide the non-return valve for movement between a position in which the appendix of the non-return valve seals the delivery hole and a position in which the non-return valve seals the aperture in the transverse wall. An elastically yieldable member reacts between the non-return valve and the transverse wall to urge the non-return valve to the position in which the appendix of the non-return valve seals the delivery hole.

Creamy substance dispenser having non-return valve

An atomized liquid dispenser applicable to the stem of manually operated pumps for dispensing a liquid enclosed in a container, the dispenser having an elongate chamber housing a movable piston from which there projects an appendix urged by a spring towards a discharge or dispensing nozzle, a portion of the appendix being insertable into and sealedly movable within a cylindrical seat in an insert in which there is provided the nozzle opening into the seat, a stop element being provided for retaining the piston, when in its rest position, with the free end of the appendix spaced from the end of the seat in the insert.

Atomized liquid dispenser applicable to manually operated pumps

An atomized liquid dispenser, comprising a pump and a dispensing head mounted on the stem of the pump, the head defining a chamber communicating with the stem and housing a movable piston urged by a spring to close a discharge nozzle provided at one end of the chamber. From the head there extends a skirt in which cuts are provided which define a flexible tang engaging one end of said piston projecting from said chamber. From the inner surface of the tang there projects a cam which, when the pump is operated, interferes with the pump or with an element rigid with it, to cause the tang to flex outwards and axially entrain the piston, so withdrawing it from the discharge nozzle.

Atomized liquid dispenser

A creamy substance dispenser is formed from a small number of components of easy and economical construction and assembly. The dispenser includes a main body defining a metering chamber communicating with a creamy substance container, within the chamber there being sealedly slidable a piston from which is projected a hollow stem extending into a hollow appendix projecting from a skirt rigid with the main body. The appendix is provided with a discharge hole closable by the end of said stem and biased by a spring, the stem freeing said discharge hole when made to translate by manual action.

Creamy substance dispenser, in particular for toothpaste

A dispenser for dispensing atomized fluids under pressure and provided with a shut-off element operated by the pressurized fluid. The dispenser includes a compression chamber housing a movable piston from which there projects an appendix which, when in a rest state, is urged by a spring to seal a discharge hole provided in a body closing the chamber, which communicates with a seat into which the end of the stem of a pressurized fluid pump can be inserted. When the fluid pressure within the chamber overcomes the resistance of the spring, the piston moves and the appendix frees the discharge hole. That end of the piston close to the appendix is slidable in a sealed manner within a cavity in a bush and a communication duct between the compression chamber and the discharge hole is freed only when the end of the piston emerges from the bush cavity on withdrawing.

Dispenser for dispensing atomized fluids under pressure, provided with a

A pressurized fluid dispenser is adapted to be fitted unto the stem of a fluid delivery pump. A skirt portion is flexibly connected to the remaining portion of the dispenser. A tongue projects from the skirt portion. The tongue may be pressed to flex the skirt portion inwardly. A tooth on the outer surface of the free end of the skirt portion project outwardly. The tooth is snap-engageable with an annular rib which projects into the interior of an aperture in the top of a ring cap adapted to attach the fluid delivery pump to a container mouth.

Pressurized liquid dispenser with members for locking it in its lowered

An atomizer nozzle insert for hand pumps mounted on bottles, for the atomized dispensing of liquid products contained in said bottles, is of cup shape and comprises at least one turbulence channel of spiral extension provided in the inner end surface of the insert and opening into a coaxial turbulence chamber which communicates with the outside via a coaxial outlet bore for the atomized product. The turbulence channel also extends, with substantially helical extension, along the inner lateral wall of the insert.

Atomizer nozzle insert for hand pumps, particularly for lacquers

A seal device for hand pumps for dispensing a substance such as paste or liquid products from bottles containing such products, wherein upper closure element of the pump is formed of elastically deformable plastic material. In an axial hole of the closure element there is provided an annular lip defining a circular aperture of diameter slightly less than that of a corresponding part of the pump stem to ensure a seal between the stem and closure element during pump operation even when the bottle is inclined or inverted, while allowing a certain quantity of air to be drawn in to compensate the quantity of substance dispensed. The stem collar has on its upper face a coaxial annular seal rib which engages against the lower face of the closure element under the thrust action of a spring to provide a seal when the pump is not under operation.

Seal device for hand pumps dispensing paste or liquid products

A device particularly for a hand pump (1) for delivering a predetermined quantity of thick or liquid substances contained in bottles or containers (2). The pump (1) includes an overall tubular hollow main body (3) for receiving the operating members of the pump (1), including an operating stem (4) which projects from the outer end (21) of the hollow main body (3) and a retention element (9, 9A) for retaining the operating stem (4) within the hollow main body (3). The retention element (9, 9A) has a hole (8) through which the operating stem (4) passes and projections or recesses (13, 14) arranged to respectively snap-engage corresponding recesses or projections (14, 13) provided in or on the hollow main body (3). A hollow tubular appendix (16) is formed integrally with the retention element (9 9A) for the operating stem (4) and extends towards the interior (11) of the hollow main body (3) of the pump (1). The hollow tubular appendix (16) is arranged to cooperate with a collar (17) disposed on the operating stem (4) to limit its travel.

Device, particularly for a hand pump, for delivering a predetermined

A hand pump for delivering a predetermined quantity of paste or liquid substances contained in a bottle comprises an overall tubular hollow main body for receiving the pump operating members, including the operating stem which projects from one of the two ends of the main body. For retaining the stem within the body, the pump comprises a retention element with a hole through which the stem passes. The retention element is provided with projections or recesses arranged to respectively snap-engage corresponding recesses or projections provided in or on the main body.

Hand pump for delivering thick or liquid substances contained in bottles

A manually operated pump for the delivery under pressure in micronized form of liquid and/or thick substances or materials stored in a container on which the pump is mounted. The pump comprises a main hollow body, a movable hollow stem supporting a micronizing cap and extending into a pressure chamber defined by the hollow body, a spring urging the stem away from said chamber against a retaining element integral with the hollow body, a one-way valve sealingly bearing on a seat on the lower end of the chamber, an annular seal movable along the stem between two positions in which it clears and respectively it closes a channel in the stem opening into the axial cavity of the same stem, said seal sealingly engaging the inner surface of the hollow body and the outer surface of the stem. The pump is characterized in that the stem is provided with an annular collar positioned above the mentioned channel and which is defined by at least one frusto-conic surface and in that said seal has an elastic upper lip which is slidable upon said frusto-conic surface to urge the seal to close said channel.

Manually operated pump for the delivery under pressure of liquid

Pump that can be applied on a container and manually operable to deliver or dispense a liquid in an atomized form. The pump comprises a hollow stem for liquid delivery or dispensing, on which a sealing gasket is mounted and downward urged by a spring. A groove communicating through holes with the cavity of the stem is provided on the lower end of the latter. The gasket, normally sealing on the stem below said groove, when upward moved upon operation of the pump, has its lower edge suddenly bent inwardly of the groove, when arriving thereat, thus suddenly and completely communicating the passage of the pressure liquid to said holes of the stem.

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Milan, Italy

Tommaso Ruscitti