Foam dispenser
AssigneeThe Sun Products Corporation
InventorDiego Briozzo Fernandez
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AssigneeThe Sun Products Corporation
InventorDiego Briozzo Fernandez
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A dispenser (1) for dispensing a mixture of two or more fluids, e.g. liquid (9) and gas (4) (e.g. air) as a foam and/or mist, the dispenser comprising a flexible container (6) for a liquid including a conduit (8) having first and second end portions (11,12) the first end portion (11) terminating in an opening in the container (6) through which the mixture is expelled from the container (6) and the second open end portion (12) being close to the base of said container, wherein the conduit (8) includes a third open end portion (13) which is located close to the top (16) of the container and laterally inclined or opposed to the second open end portion (12) and the dispenser further being provided with one or more three-dimensional turbulence elements (26) mounted in the flow path of the liquid before it leaves the dispensing opening.
A dispenser for dispensing a mixture of two or more fluids, e.g. liquid and gas (e.g. air) as a foam and/or mist, the dispenser comprising a flexible container for a liquid including a conduit having first and second end portions, the first end portion terminating in an opening in the container through which the mixture is expelled from the container and the second open end portion being close to the base of said container wherein the conduit includes a third open end portion which is located close to the top of the container and laterally inclined or opposed to the second open end portion and the dispenser further being provided with one or more three-dimensional turbulence elements mounted in the flow path of the liquid before it leaves the dispensing opening.
Dispenser according to claim 5 characterized in that the turbulence element is mounted in the liquid flow path such that the gas and the liquid flowing to the dispensing opening meet just before or while they pass through the turbulence element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.