Dispenser
AssigneeRPC Bramlage GmbH
InventorHolger Hagen
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AssigneeRPC Bramlage GmbH
InventorHolger Hagen
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The invention relates to a dispenser for dispensing liquid to pasty substances, having a dispensing head with a dispensing mouth, having a supply chamber and having a dispenser head part, it being possible for the dispensing head to be displaced relative to the dispenser head part out of a dispensing-standby position into a lowered position and vice versa, it being possible for the dispensing head, as a result of being supported on a fixed dispenser part, to be extended or retracted relative to the fixed dispenser part when being carried along in rotation by the dispenser head part, and the dispenser head covering over a dispensing tube that communicates with the pumping chamber. In order to achieve a favorable configuration of the substance path during the extension and retraction of the dispensing head in respect of a relative movement between the pumping chamber and the dispensing head, the dispensing head, in the extended position, interacts in an aligned manner with the dispensing opening and, in the retracted position, interacts with a closed region of the dispensing tube.
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Dispenser (1) for dispensing liquid to pasty substances, having a dispensing head (3) with a dispensing mouth, having a supply chamber and having a dispenser head part (2), it being possible for the dispensing head (3) to be displaced relative to the dispenser head part (2) out of a dispensing-standby position into a lowered position and vice versa, it being possible for the dispensing head (3), as a result of being supported on a fixed dispenser part (22), to be extended or retracted relative to the fixed dispenser part (22) when being carried along in rotation by the dispenser head part (2), and the dispenser head (3) covering over a dispensing tube (21) that communicates with the pumping chamber, wherein the dispensing head (3), in the extended position, interacts in an aligned manner with the dispensing opening and, in the retracted position, interacts with a closed region of the dispensing tube (21).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.