Device for extracting and dispensing liquids
OwnerGiovanni SULLUTRONE, Generoso Giuseppe TIRONE +1inventors
InventorsGiovanni SULLUTRONE, Generoso Giuseppe TIRONE, Armando ZAMBELLA
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Abstract
A device for extracting and dispensing liquids comprises a hollow needle (3) open at both ends (5, 6) and suitable to be inserted through the stopper of the bottle or container to move a first end (5) of the hollow needle (3) inside the bottle or container, a liquid dispensing conduit (7) connected to the second end (6) of the hollow needle (3) and having an outlet (10) for dispensing the liquid outside the bottle or container, extraction means of the liquid for promoting the rising of the liquid through the hollow needle (3) and for the air extraction to create at least a partial vacuum.
Claims19
A device for extracting and dispensing liquids, wherein an amount of liquid is contained in a bottle or container having a stopper, which device comprises:
- a hollow needle (3) a first end (5) and a second end (6) and open at both said first end and second end (5, 6) and suitable to be inserted through the stopper of the bottle or container to move the first end of said hollow needle (3) inside the bottle or container;
- a liquid dispensing conduit (7) connected to the second (6) of said hollow needle (3) and having an outlet (10) for dispensing the liquid outside the bottle or container;
- extraction means of liquids suitable for promoting the rising of the liquid through said hollow needle (3) and said outlet (10) of said dispensing conduit (7);
- wherein said extraction means are of the electric type and suitable both for withdrawing the liquid from inside the bottle or container to promote the rising of the liquid into said hollow needle (3) and the subsequent passage into said dispensing conduit (7) for the flow of the liquid from the inlet to the said outlet (10) of said dispensing conduit (7) and the air extraction from inside the bottle or container to create at least a partial vacuum.
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