Two-chamber container
AssigneeF.P.D. Future Patents Development Company S.A.
InventorHans-Jorg Klawitter
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AssigneeF.P.D. Future Patents Development Company S.A.
InventorHans-Jorg Klawitter
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A two-chamber container for two gas-pressurized components kept separately, for example liquids which are miscible. An outer chamber contains a first component and is provided with a dispensing valve whose interposed connecting member leads from the interior of the outer chamber to the outside and is adapted to be closed by a plug. The second component is contained in an inner chamber mounted in the interior of the outer chamber. The inner chamber is an entirely separate, self-contained vessel supported in the interior of the outer chamber. The interior end of the interposed connecting member terminates in a cup-shaped receptor member which is disposed above and around the distal end portion of the inner chamber such that a radial and axial clearance of 1-2 mm between the receptor member and the distal end is provided. The inner chamber has a desired rupture site which can be broken by force from outside, for example by pivoting or pushing-in the dispensing valve. In this manner ready communication is established between the interiors of the two containers so that spontaneously complete mixing of the two components is achieved.
An apparatus for mixing and spraying a mixture of two fluids, the apparatus comprising;
An apparatus for mixing and spraying a mixture of two fluids, the apparatus comprising;
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