Holding device for holding a dispenser container

Dispensing – Movably mounted supply container – Moving relatively to trap – impeller or valve to cause discharge

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222181, 2483113, B67D 564

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043266487

ABSTRACT:
A holding device for holding a two-chamber pressurized dispensing container in an inverted position with its dispensing valve directed downwardly, comprises a lower supporting arm having an opening through which the valve extends. The container is held above the supporting arm by one or more supporting rings which surround the container body, but which permit downwards movement of the container body. The container is supported from the arm by its valve so that the valve will be opened on application of downwards pressure to the container body.

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