Injector
AssigneeChem-Lawn Corporation
InventorsEdward J. Rhoades, Edwin C. Rosenberger, Jerome A. Waker
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AssigneeChem-Lawn Corporation
InventorsEdward J. Rhoades, Edwin C. Rosenberger, Jerome A. Waker
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An injector for injecting into a flow of a first liquid passing through a flow passage formed in the body of the injector a second liquid, which is pressurized for injection by the pressure of the first liquid. Pressurization of the second liquid is accomplished by means of a liquid-tight canister separated into first and second pressure chambers by a flexible diaphragm. The pressure of the first liquid flowing through the injector is tapped off to pressurize the first pressure chamber, and through the diaphragm, the second chamber containing the second liquid. The second chamber is connected to the flow passage at a point downstream of the point where the pressure of the first liquid is tapped off to pressurize the canister, and the passage is venturi-shaped adjacent the point at which the second liquid is injected into the flow passage to provide an additional force drawing the second liquid into the flow passage. A second embodiment of canister, which is nearly double the capacity of the first is disclosed, as well as a system for refilling the canisters.
In combination with a spray gun including a handle and a muzzle and means for controlling the flow of a liquid through said muzzle, an injector comprising:
An injector comprising:
In combination with a liquid-tight canister having a diaphragm separating said canister into first and second chambers, means for withdrawing a first liquid from said first chamber while filling said second chamber with a second liquid comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.