The West Company

William E Waters

Michael Girard Maietta

Joseph M Voytilla

Ralph G Walters

Peter W Friedrich

Arlington R Harman, Jr

George Jankowski

Applicator assembly comprising a container for liquids having a bottom wall member, a cap member having means for detachably securing it over a discharge opening in the container. An upstanding wall and a bottom wall having an upstanding post member having an opening communicating with the interior of the container define a measuring chamber for a predetermined measured quantity of the liquid with a cylindrical wall portion of the cap member. An elongated tubular member is mounted in the opening in the post member extending downwardly into the container adjacent the lowest portion of the bottom wall member. A valve seat plate member is mounted at the open end of the cylindrical wall portion and has a wall portion terminating in a valve opening which is tapered towards the valve opening and functions as a funnel during discharge of contents to ensure complete transfer from the measuring chamber to a dispensing chamber above the measuring chamber. A flexible dauber having outlet holes is mounted over the outer end of the valve seat plate member and having a depending valve element biased solely by the dauber to normally seal the valve opening therein. The valve member is actuatable inwardly by pressure to overcome the bias of the dauber to permit flow of fluid from the measuring chamber to an enclosed dispensing chamber defined by dauber and valve seat plate member.

Applicator assembly

A cap assembly for use with a container having a stopper and a closure including a cap defining a chamber above a stopper. The cap on said closure, said cap including an access disc penetrable by a syringe position in alignment with the stopper for access to the container by the syringe. The assembly further including vent ports for communication between the chamber and the atmosphere. Finally there is a filter in the chamber for filtering gas flow through the vent port.

Containment seal assembly

A holder for cartridges or containers for medicaments in injectable form comprising an elongated housing having a pocket for the cartridge, a head assembly including an elongated plunger rod adapted to be attached to the cartridge plunger for actuating the same to effect discharge of medicament from the cartridge and means operatively connecting the head assembly to one end of the housing for actuating a shank portion of the head assembly axially (longitudinally) in the housing. The head assembly and housing is made of dissimilar materials to facilitate relative rotation of the head assembly and housing and resist slippage when the shank exerts an axial force on the cartridge to seat it in the housing.

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Malvern, PA, United States of America

William E Waters