Dosing apparatus for metering predetermined quantities of a ster

Dispensing – With recorder – register – indicator – signal or exhibitor – Position or extent of motion indicator

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222 64, 222133, 222145, 222148, 222288, 222318, 222334, 222355, 222356, 222636, 141108, 422 33, B67D 522

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ABSTRACT:
The problems of excess flow of a liquid to be dispensed in a metering device, especially for a sterilizing liquid for packings and packaging materials, is solved by pumping the liquid from a supply vessel below the housing of the metering device into the latter and maintaining a bath of the liquid in the latter by overflow back to the supply vessel. A control slider lifts a quantity of the liquid from the bath to an overflow channel from which it flows to a metering chamber and then passes through an upwardly inclined duct to the atomizing and blowing device applying the liquid spray to the packaging materials.

REFERENCES:
patent: 907274 (1908-12-01), Neureuther
patent: 2167690 (1939-08-01), Serinis
patent: 3638838 (1972-02-01), Marraffino et al.
patent: 4002268 (1977-01-01), McKinney
patent: 4474315 (1984-10-01), Gilbert

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