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Pneumatic dispensers for viscous materials

Assignee: PC Cox Ltd
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Filing: 1988-05-05
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Granted: 1989-10-03
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Expires: 2008-05-05
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Abstract

Abstract A pneumatic dispenser gun for two part viscous materials comprising two parallel containers containing the two materials and a pneumatic cylinder 12 whose axis is parallel to the axes of the two containers and which contains a piston 15 having symmetrically mounted piston rods 17, 18 extending through the end wall of the cylinder into the containers to expel the contents of the two containers simultaneously through a common outlet passage. A further rod 19 extends from the piston parallel to the piston rods but outside the containers to provide an indication of the amount of contents remaining in the containers and a handle for returning the piston to its initial position.

Inventors

  • 👤 John P. A. Cox

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-27 13:28
CPC Classifications
B; B05; B05C; B05C17/00; B05C17/005; B05C17/00503; B05C17/00506; B05C17/00516; B05C17/00553; B05C17/015

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim 203 words
A pneumatic dispenser for a multi-part pasty viscous material comprising a pneumatic cylinder containing a piston; spaced parallel piston rods mounted on said piston and extending from one end of said cylinder, parallel cylindrical containers mounted at said one end of said cylinder and extending away therefrom and containing the components of said material, one of said containers aligned with each of said rods, said rods each having a piston head moveable through one of said containers to forcibly express therefrom the contents of the containers, yoke means secured to said cylinder to hold the containers against the forces exerted by the rods, said dispenser having a single discharge nozzle supported against the pressure exerted by said rods, both said piston and said piston heads being concealed from the operator, an indicator rod mounted on said piston and extending therefrom parallel to said piston rods externally of said containers and moveable with and at the same rate as said piston rods, the ends of said indicator rod being so related to said piston heads that said end informs an operator of the position of said piston heads within said containers whereby the operator can observe the quantity of material remaining in said containers.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 203 words
A pneumatic dispenser for a multi-part pasty viscous material comprising a pneumatic cylinder containing a piston; spaced parallel piston rods mounted on said piston and extending from one end of said cylinder, parallel cylindrical containers mounted at said one end of said cylinder and extending away therefrom and containing the components of said material, one of said containers aligned with each of said rods, said rods each having a piston head moveable through one of said containers to forcibly express therefrom the contents of the containers, yoke means secured to said cylinder to hold the containers against the forces exerted by the rods, said dispenser having a single discharge nozzle supported against the pressure exerted by said rods, both said piston and said piston heads being concealed from the operator, an indicator rod mounted on said piston and extending therefrom parallel to said piston rods externally of said containers and moveable with and at the same rate as said piston rods, the ends of said indicator rod being so related to said piston heads that said end informs an operator of the position of said piston heads within said containers whereby the operator can observe the quantity of material remaining in said containers.

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