Dispensing mixer for the storage and mixing of separate materials
OwnerEdward R. Spehar, Bernard F. Harkins +1inventors
InventorsEdward R. Spehar, Bernard F. Harkins, Laurence Colin
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Abstract
A portable dispensing mixer for intermixing and dispensing two contiguous streams of material in a preset volumetric ratio. The dispensing mixer includes a syringe with two compartments, discharge assembly for discharging material from the syringe and a nozzle assembly for dispensing the discharged material from a common nozzle. The nozzle assembly comprises a common nozzle, a static mixing element with an arm extending from one end and a head. The head has an end stop for stopping rotation of the arm. The mixing element is caused to rotate by the ingress of material fed through the nozzle until the arm hits the end stop.
Claims9
A dispensing mixer for storing, intermixing and dispensing at least two materials from a common nozzle comprising:
- a syringe having at least two compartments for separately storing each of the materials to be intermixed;
- discharge means for simultaneously discharging material from each of said compartments;
- a diaphragm member located in each compartment at one end thereof for securing the material stored in each compartment respectively with each diaphragm adapted to open in response to a predetermined applied pressure from said discharge means;
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- a nozzle assembly comprising said common nozzle with said nozzle having an inlet end, an outlet end and a bore extending from said inlet end to said outlet end for receiving the materials dispensed from said syringe, a head extending from said nozzle for coupling said nozzle assembly to said syringe, an end stop projecting from said head;
- a static mixing element disposed in arbitrary alignment within the bore of said nozzle relative to said syringe for intermixing the materials fed to said nozzle, with said static mixing element including a multiple number of serially connected blades and having an arm extending from one end of said serially connected blades for engaging said end stop to render said static mixer immobile in response to the ingress of material fed through said nozzle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.