Anesthetic syringe having a longitudinally displaceable feeding piston and check valve having passage and blocking device
AssigneeSMJM Inject GmbH
InventorsChristian Stammen, Georg Wagner, Olivier Georg Reinertz, Roman Josef Jansen
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Abstract
The invention relates to a syringe, particularly an anesthetic syringe, having a longitudinally displaceable feeding piston disposed over a first hydraulic chamber, and a second hydraulic chamber, wherein the first and second hydraulic chambers are connected by means of a first control element for regulating resistance, wherein the first control element can be actuated by a switch element, wherein the first control element comprises a first check valve.
Claims17
A syringe, more specifically an anesthetic syringe with a longitudinally displaceable feeding piston which is movably disposed above a first hydraulic chamber and with a second hydraulic chamber, the first and second hydraulic chambers being connected via a first control element for regulating resistance, the first control element being operable via a switch element, and the switch element being an actuating pin, wherein the actuating pin is assigned to a first check valve, so that the first check valve can be actuated via the actuating pin, and
- wherein the syringe is configured to provide a feedback force to a user via an amplification of the acting force, the amplification being implemented via another pin with the action of a force via a lever.
A syringe, more specifically an anesthetic syringe with a longitudinally displaceable feeding piston which is movably disposed above a first hydraulic chamber and with a second hydraulic chamber, the first and second hydraulic chambers being connected via a first control element for regulating resistance, the first control element being operable via a switch element, and the switch element being an actuating pin, wherein the actuating pin is assigned to a first check valve, so that the first check valve can be actuated via the actuating pin, and wherein an amplification of the force occurs via a lever system of two levers connected to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.