Apparatus for injecting fluid into animals and disposable front loadable syringe therefor
AssigneeLiebel-Flarsheim Company
InventorsCharles Neer, Frank M. Fago, Paul E. Dieterlen, James H. Goethel
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AssigneeLiebel-Flarsheim Company
InventorsCharles Neer, Frank M. Fago, Paul E. Dieterlen, James H. Goethel
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An animal fluid injector, replaceable syringe and method of replacement of the syringe in the injector are provided in which the syringe is loadable and unloadable into and from the injector through the open front end of a pressure jacket of the injector, thereby permitting replacement without retraction of the syringe plunger drive or disconnection of the injection tubing. The syringe is provided with a pressure restraining front end, such as an integral or removable cap with structure such as threads that lock the syringe to the front end of the jacket by mating with threads on the jacket. A mechanism in the injector, which includes, for example, a key on cam ring operated by a lever with one hand of an operator, interacts with structure such asymmetrically spaced notches on the back end of the syringe to, for example, rotate the syringe and simultaneously translate or rotate a coupling on the syringe plunger into and out of engagement with the plunger drive in the injector.
A disposable replacement syringe for a front loadable injector for injecting liquid into an animal, the disposable syringe comprising:
A disposable replacement syringe for a front loadable injector for injecting liquid into an animal, the disposable syringe comprising:
A disposable replacement syringe for a front loadable injector for injecting liquid into an animal, the disposable syringe comprising:
A disposable replacement syringe for a front loadable injector for injecting liquid into an animal, the disposable syringe comprising:
A disposable replacement syringe for a front loadable injector for injecting liquid into an animal, the disposable syringe comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.