Chemical liquid injector
AssigneePan American Trading Co., Ltd.
InventorNaohiko Kobayashi
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Abstract
In a chemical liquid injector mainly for use in filling with a chemical liquid cracks developed in a wall of a concrete building and a gap between the wall and the underlying concrete body, an air-escape groove is provided in the interior surface of the injector casing. While in use a mouthpiece is attached to a nozzle of the injector.
Claims6
A chemical liquid injector which comprises a cylindrical injector casing having at its front end a nozzle and at the open rear end means for receiving a cap, a piston slidably received in the injector casing, a cap detachably mounted on the injector casing at the open rear end thereof, a piston rod secured to the rear end of said piston and projecting through a hole in the cap, a coiled spring interposed along said rod between the piston and the cap for urging the piston forward, means for locking the coiled spring in its compressed state, at least one air-escape groove formed in the interior surface of the injector casing which extends lengthwise of the casing from its open end to the position where the piston head will lie when the piston is held at its fully retracted position in the casing, the nozzle of the injector casing having threadably attached thereto a mouthpiece, the mouthpiece comprising an inner body made of synthetic resin and having a plurality of lugs protrusively provided on its outer peripheral surface and a sheath similarly made of synthetic resin and fitting closely to the inner body, the sheath having a slit extending along the entire length thereof, small holes for receiving the lugs, and a plurality of thin projections formed on the interior surface of the sheath and extending its axial direction.
A cylindrical injector casing having a nozzle at its proximal end and adapted to have a reciprocal air-tight piston operative therein for use in apparatus for injecting a flowable non-gaseous material comprising an air-bypass groove formed in the interior surface of the injector casing which extends lengthwise of the casing from its distal end to a predetermined fill point for said flowable material, which point is at a proximal distance sufficient to at least permit accommodation of the piston within the casing on the distal side of said point, a mouthpiece fastened on the free end of said nozzle, said mouthpiece comprising a tapered open-ended hollow inner body having a plurality of stiffly-deformable lugs protrusively provided in a spaced array along and around its outer peripheral surface, an external correspondingly-tapered sheath made of a stiffly yieldable material and fitting closely spaced over the inner body, the sheath having a narrow slit extending along the length thereof, small holes for loosely accommodating respective lugs projecting therethrough, a plurality of small raised axial spacing ribs formed on at least one of the interior surface of the sheath and/or of the exterior surface of the inner body, and fastening means for joining the larger end of the tapered mouthpiece to said injector apparatus.
A mouthpiece for apparatus for injecting flowable non-gaseous material comprising a tapered open-ended hollow inner body having a plurality of stiffly-deformable lugs protrusively provided in a spaced array along and around its outer peripheral surface, an external correspondingly-tapered sheath made of a stiffly yieldable material and fitting closely spaced over the inner body, the sheath having a narrow slit extending along the length thereof, small holes for loosely accommodating respective lugs projecting therethrough, a plurality of small raised axial spacing ribs formed on at least one of the interior surface of the sheath and/or of the exterior surface of the inner body, and fastening means for joining the larger end of the tapered mouthpiece to said injector apparatus.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.