Multicomponent cartridge for single use
AssigneeSulzer Mixpac AG
InventorPercy Leue
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AssigneeSulzer Mixpac AG
InventorPercy Leue
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A multicomponent cartridge designed for single use includes a first storage chamber for a first component and a second storage chamber for a second component. The first storage chamber being separate from the second storage chamber. The first storage chamber is arranged coaxially around the second storage chamber and forms a ring space, with a first piston being movably received in the first storage chamber and a second piston being movably received in the second storage chamber. The first and second pistons are movable by means of a plunger to dispense the two components simultaneously. The plunger is held in a housing element (and a guide element is provided to guide the first piston in the first storage chamber and to guide the second piston in the second storage chamber, with the housing element including an engagement element which can be brought into engagement with the guide element.
A multicomponent cartridge which is designed for single use, including a first storage chamber for a first component, a second storage chamber for a second component, with the first storage chamber being separate from the second storage chamber, with the first storage chamber being arranged coaxially around the second storage chamber and forming a ring space, with a first piston being movably received in the first storage chamber and a second piston being movably received in the second storage chamber, with the first and the second pistons being movable by means of a plunger to dispense the two components simultaneously, characterized in that the plunger is held in a housing element, with a guide element being provided to guide the first piston in the first storage chamber and to guide the second piston in the second storage chamber, with the housing element including an engagement element which can be brought into engagement with the guide element.
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