Flexible-pouch support and dispenser containing said support
AssigneeAirlessystems
InventorsFirmin Garcia, Laurent Decottignies, Christian Campfort
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AssigneeAirlessystems
InventorsFirmin Garcia, Laurent Decottignies, Christian Campfort
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A support (1) for a flexible pouch for a fluid dispenser, said support comprising an appendage (11) to which the flexible pouch is fixed via its opening, and a socket (12) on which a dispensing member such as a pump is mounted, said support defining a passageway (13) causing the dispensing member to communicate with the flexible pouch so as to enable fluid contained in the pouch to be extracted by the dispensing member, said support being characterized in that said support (1) is provided with at least one tube (2) defining an internal duct (20) open at both ends of the tube, said tube (2) being fixed to the support (1) so that it has a free end (21) extending inside the flexible pouch, while its “top” other end (22) is fixed to the support eccentrically relative to the passageway (13) so that it causes the internal duct (20) to communicate with said passageway (13).
A support (1) for a flexible pouch for a fluid dispenser, said support compromising an appendage (11) to which the flexible pouch is fixed via its opening, and a socket (12) on which a dispensing member such as a pump is mounted, said support defining a passageway (13) causing the dispensing member to communicate with the flexible pouch so as to enable fluid contained in the pouch to be extracted by the dispensing member, said support being characterized in that said support (1) is provided with at least one tube (2) defining an internal duct (20) open at both ends of the tube, said tube (2) extending freely inside the pouch and being fixed to the support (1) so that is has a free end (21) extending inside the flexible pouch, while the other top end (22) is fixed to the support inside the pouch eccentrically relative to the passageway (13) with the internal duct (20) communicating with said passageway (13).
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