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Document Number
US Patent 5443185
Issued Date
August 22, 1995
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A discharge apparatus for media has a medium pump and a compressed air pump, as well as control means through which, in stroke-dependent manner, precompression only takes place in the air pump during a first partial stroke and then during a further partial stroke delivery takes place from both pumps following a pressure-dependent opening of the delivery valve and finally during a further partial stroke delivery only takes place from the air pump. In order that the medium pump does not deliver to the outlet channel over intermediate and final partial strokes, delivery takes place back into the reservoir via the inlet channel.
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Published
August 22, 1995
Application Number
08/151,480
Filed
November 12, 1993
US Classification
222/321.8   239/333
Int'l Classification
B05B   11/00   (20060101)  
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Parent Case
This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 788,486, filed Nov. 6, 1991, (now abandoned).
Priority Data
Nov 09, 1990 [DE] 40 35 688.4
USPTO Field of Search
222/631   222/321   222/385   222/383   239/333  
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A dispenser (1,1a) provides for filling a dosing chamber (15,15a) by gravity and then emptying it by closing an inlet valve (39,39a), by opening an outlet valve (40,40a) and by shortening the dosing chamber (15,15a) with the assistance of air flow through a discharge port (7,7a) and into a cup (80) which in one embodiment is assembled as part of the dispenser (1a) and which is removable so that its medium contents can be dispensed. Such a dispenser (1,1a) achieves a highly accurate dosing with simple handling and construction.

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