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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 19, 2010
Filed:
Mar. 17, 2003
Raymond John Bacon, Petersfield, GB;
Raymond John Bacon, Petersfield, GB;
Clinical Designs Limited, The Dower House, Aldsworth, Emsworth Hampshire, GB;
Abstract
A dispenser () comprises a can () and body (). The can is an aluminum extrusion with a valve crimped into its mouth, the valve having an outlet spout (). The crimped region () of the can surrounding the valve has a lesser diameter than the can has through the main part () of its length. The body has a mouthpiece () with a pivotal cover () drivingly connected to a cam (). This bears on the underside of junction member (), into a socket () of which the spoutfits. A breath actuated dose release mechanism () is provided. The body has a tubular section () for receiving the necked down region () of the can. A printed paper label () is wrapped around the joint between the body and the can to unite the can to the body in position such that when the cover is opened, a dose is dispensed by the cam () lifting the junction member and depressing the spout.