Fixed-volume liquid dispenser
AssigneePrince Castle LLC
InventorsLOREN VELTROP, ROBERT LONG, RANDALL SCOTT KOPLIN, KENT J. KALLSEN, DOUGLAS S. RODENKIRCH
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AssigneePrince Castle LLC
InventorsLOREN VELTROP, ROBERT LONG, RANDALL SCOTT KOPLIN, KENT J. KALLSEN, DOUGLAS S. RODENKIRCH
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A dispenser for viscous liquids effectuates sequential operations by hydrostatic pressure on an assembly of two pistons separated from each other in a cylinder by a separation spring. When the piston assembly is embedded in material to be dispensed, the space between the pistons fills with material to be dispensed. Pressuring the reservoir by squeezing it or by the addition of pressurized gas, forces the piston assembly down the cylinder at the end of which is an opening from which material in the piston assembly can escape. One of the pistons moves toward the other end by pressure from the reservoir, causing material in the piston assembly to be dispensed. The volume inside the piston assembly defines and limits the volume of material that can be dispensed.
A dispenser for dispensing a fixed volume of viscous material, said dispenser comprised of:
A dispenser for dispensing a fixed volume of viscous material, said dispenser comprised of:
A method of dispensing viscous liquids from a reservoir comprising the steps of:
A method of dispensing viscous liquids from a reservoir comprising the steps of:
A method of dispensing viscous liquids from a dispenser having a piston assembly that translates in a cylinder, a fixed volume of material from a presurrizable reservoir to a dispensing opening, said piston assembly having first and second opposing pistons separable from each other by a piston separation spring having a first spring constant, the cylinder being provided with a piston assembly return spring having a second spring constant, the method comprising the steps of:
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