Syringe adapted to overcome a pressure resistance
AssigneeCarl Schleicher & Schull
InventorsWolfgang Hein, Peter Grundmann
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AssigneeCarl Schleicher & Schull
InventorsWolfgang Hein, Peter Grundmann
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A syringe is adapted to overcome a pressure resistance at its outlet as may be provided, for instance, by a filter in communication with the outlet and through which the syringe is to pump a medium, particularly a liquid medium, for filtration. The syringe comprises a first cylinder containing a piston and a piston rod. The piston rod is fixed to a second piston sliding within a longitudinal bore in the first-mentioned piston. The bore and the second piston cooperate to define an air-filled pressure chamber connected to a first cylinder chamber, defined by the first piston and the first cylinder, by a valve. Inward movement of the piston rod produces an over-pressure (e.g. 16 atmospheres) in the pressure chamber to open the valve to apply the over-pressure to the liquid or other medium in the cylinder chamber to overcome the pressure resistance of the filter and enable the liquid to be forced through the filter.
A syringe for expelling a liquid medium for filtration, said syringe comprising:
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