Two-component mixing capsule, in particular for dental purposes
AssigneeKulzer GmbH
InventorsAndrea Kemeny, Mike Kondziela, Ralf Suffel, Andreas Utterodt, Michael Eck, Raif Kocoglu, Markus Balkenhol
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AssigneeKulzer GmbH
InventorsAndrea Kemeny, Mike Kondziela, Ralf Suffel, Andreas Utterodt, Michael Eck, Raif Kocoglu, Markus Balkenhol
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The disclosure relates to a two-component mixing capsule for intake and for mixing of two compositions with a capsule housing having a discharge spout at its front end, wherein the mixing capsule comprises a first mixing chamber and a second mixing chamber, wherein the two mixing chambers may be separated from each other for storage or for transport, by the first mixing chamber being rotatable into a first position in which the first mixing chamber is separated from mixing chamber, by a rotatably mounted handhold element, the rotational axis of which is approximately perpendicularly arranged to the longitudinal axis of the mixing capsule. The two mixing chambers form a common mixing chamber by rotating the first mixing chamber into a second position in which the central axes of the first and second mixing chamber are substantially coaxially arranged, wherein the composition may be discharged after mixing by attaching a squeezing piston.
A two-component mixing capsule for intake and for mixing of two compositions with a capsule housing having a discharge opening at its front end,
Method of using a mixing capsule with a capsule housing for mixing, wherein the capsule housing has an opening to receive a rotary element, an opening located in a back region to receive a sealing piston and a discharge opening located in a front region, the rotary element comprising a first mixing chamber being arranged in the opening to receive the rotary element and a sealing piston being arranged in the opening located in the back region,
A two-component mixing capsule for intake and for mixing of two compositions comprising:
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