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Assembly for dispensing product of pasty fluid consistency without air uptake, including a deformable membrane
   
Document Number
US Patent 5454494
Issued Date
October 3, 1995
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Assembly for dispensing product of pasty fluid consistency, which includes a container (2) made of flexible material containing the product and a dispensing head which includes a dome (3) and is equipped with at least one dispensing orifice (4) capable of being closed by a movable stud (7) carried by an elastically deformable membrane (6), the container (2) and the dome (3) constituting a single piece obtained by moulding, a rigid insert (5) being put into position at the base of the dome (3) and delimiting a space (25) between the insert and the dome (3), the insert (5) including channels (23), which brings the space (25) into communication with the container (2), and carrying, opposite the orifice (4), the deformable membrane (6), the insert (5) consisting of a disc (14) through which are provided the channels (23) and of a support element (15) carrying the membrane (6), solidly attached to the disc (14 ), and arranged in the central region of the disc (14) which includes a circular plate (16), the central region of which is solid and which is moulded as a single piece with an annular element (17) which forms, together with the plate (16), a cylindrical blind housing (14a) inside which the support element (15) is fixed, the annular element (17) carrying, at its upper part, a flange (19) coming to bear against a step (3a) provided inside the dome (3) at the junction between the skirt (11) and the cupola (13).
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Owner
L'Oreal (Paris,FR)
Published
October 3, 1995
Application Number
08/280,119
Filed
July 25, 1994
US Classification
222/494   401/186 401/262 401/266
Int'l Classification
B65D   35/46   (20060101)   B65D   47/20   (20060101)   B65D   35/00   (20060101)   B65D   47/04   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Jul 30, 1993 [FR] 93 09411
USPTO Field of Search
222/92   222/107   222/494   222/213   222/495   222/496  
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