Dispensing – Nonuse housing or securing means for discharge guides – Reversible to extend into or out of container
Reexamination Certificate
2007-08-14
2007-08-14
Nicolas, Frederick C. (Department: 3754)
Dispensing
Nonuse housing or securing means for discharge guides
Reversible to extend into or out of container
C222S093000, C222S181200, C222S568000, C401S266000
Reexamination Certificate
active
11465823
ABSTRACT:
A viscous fluid dispenser, includes a compressible body having a substantially tubular profile and comprising an interior fluid holding cavity and a head comprising a cap strurture operatively connected to an operative end of the compressible body and a nozzle communicatively connected through the cap structure to form a continuous off-center passage through the head from the interior fluid holding cavity to an exterior fluid expressing side. A fluid dispenser package includes a compressible having a substantially tubular profile with a cleft within the profile extending longitudinally to the body profile from a top end of the profile to a location intermediate along the profile to form a tapering cleft within the body profile; and a head comprising a cap structure and a nozzle communicatively connected through the cap to form a continuous passage through the head from an interior fitting side to an exterior fluid expressing side, wherein the head is removably stored at the body top end in a connection reversed to an operating connection with the nozzle cradled in the cleft within the tubular profile of the flexible body. A method of applying a viscous fluid to a target area includes positioning a compressible viscous fluid dispenser comprising an angled dispensing nozzle at an angle from a perpendicular of the dispenser to the target area and compressing the dispenser to express viscous fluid directly onto the target.
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Product Description and drawing of product in use or on sale in Aug. 1997 (two pages).
General Electric Company
Nicolas Frederick C.
Philip D. Freedman PC
Wheelock Kenneth S.
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