Liquid dispenser device without a dip-tube

Dispensing – With discharge assistant – With material discharge guide on container side of discharge...

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2223215, 222377, B67D 542

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054761980

ABSTRACT:
A dispenser pump 1 is mounted on a liquid receptacle 2, in which the liquid 3 forms a free surface 4. A liquid retention member 6 communicates with a pump inlet orifice 5 and with the receptacle, and is adapted to receive a certain volume of liquid 15 when the device is shaken or tilted relative to an upright position in which the pump is at the top of the receptacle, and to retain the liquid volume in communication with the inlet orifice of the pump when the device is back in the upright position.

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