Aerosol dispenser for mixing and dispensing multiple fluid products
AssigneeSeaquist Perfect Dispensing Foreign, Inc.
InventorsPatrick Timothy Yerby, Mark Neuhalfen
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AssigneeSeaquist Perfect Dispensing Foreign, Inc.
InventorsPatrick Timothy Yerby, Mark Neuhalfen
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An improved aerosol dispenser is disclosed for mixing and dispensing a first and second fluid. The improved aerosol dispenser comprises a valve body sealably mounted to the aerosol container. A first and a second channel is defined in the valve body for providing fluid communication with a valve body cavity of the valve body. A first and a second inner container are located within the aerosol container for communicating with the first and second channels, respectively. A valve assembly comprising a first and a second valve element enables the mixing and dispensing of the first and second fluids from a terminal orifice upon the simultaneous actuation of the first and second valve elements. The invention is also incorporated into the process of filling an improved aerosol dispenser with a first and a second fluid products and an aerosol propellant.
An improved aerosol dispenser for mixing and dispensing a first and a second fluid product from an aerosol container through a terminal orifice, the aerosol container having an annular bead defining an opening in the aerosol container, comprising:
An improved aerosol dispenser for mixing and dispensing a first and a second fluid product from an aerosol container through a terminal orifice, the aerosol container having an annular bead defining an opening in the aerosol container, comprising:
An improved aerosol dispenser for mixing and dispensing a first and a second fluid product from an aerosol container having an annular bead defining an opening in the aerosol container, comprising:
An improved aerosol dispenser for mixing and dispensing a first and a second fluid product from an aerosol container having an annular bead defining an opening in the aerosol container, comprising:
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