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US 7,063,239 B2Granted
Dispenser for foamed detergents
AssigneeQTS S.r.l.
InventorGianandrea Niada
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AssigneeQTS S.r.l.
InventorGianandrea Niada
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A dispenser for foamed detergents includes a cylinder (C) in which a piston (P) airtightly slides, the cylinder (C) being connected through a valve (V) to a foamer (F) where the detergent is mixed with air to form the foam which is dispensed through a dispensing chamber (U) provided with a nozzle (N), and further includes an additional piston (S) connected to the piston (P) through a shaft (A) and airtightly sliding in an additional cylinder (C″) in communication with the outside through a one-way valve (Y), a duct (D) extending between said additional cylinder (C″) and the dispensing chamber (U). In this way there is obtained the delivery of air through the duct (D) during the return travel to achieve the cleaning of the dispensing chamber (U) and of the dispensing nozzle (N) so as to prevent dripping of the foam and the development of mildew in case of a long interval before the next use.
Dispenser for foamed detergents, including a tank (R), a first cylinder (C) in which a first piston (P) airtightly slides for dispensing a liquid detergent introduced in said first cylinder (C) through a one-way valve (W), the first cylinder (C) being connected through a calibrated valve (V) to a foamer (F) where the detergent is mixed with air to form the foam which is dispensed through a dispensing chamber (U) provided with a nozzle (N), said air to form the foam being supplied from a second cylinder (C′) in which a second piston (P′) airtightly slides, characterized in that it further includes an additional third piston (S) connected to said first piston (P) through a shaft (A) and airtightly sliding in an additional third cylinder (C″) in communication with the outside through a one-way valve (Y), a duct (D) extending between said third cylinder (C″) and said dispensing chamber (U).
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