Fluid sprinkling – spraying – and diffusing – With fixed support for or ground installed supply means – Embedded or buried sprinkler
Patent
1987-01-12
1988-08-16
Kashnikow, Andres
Fluid sprinkling, spraying, and diffusing
With fixed support for or ground installed supply means
Embedded or buried sprinkler
239288, B05B 1510
Patent
active
047638389
ABSTRACT:
An improved sprinkler (2) includes a body (4) which includes a pop-up nozzle (10). Nozzle (10) is sufficiently smaller than body (4) to create a gap therebetween as nozzle (10) rises out of body (4). An annular guard (30) separate from nozzle (10) is located in the upper end of body (4) and is normally urged out of body (4) by a spring (34). Guard (30) is normally engaged by a cover (18) on nozzle (10) so that nozzle (10) normally keeps guard (30) retracted within body (4). However, as nozzle (10) rises from body (4), guard (30) will be projected upwardly substantially as soon as nozzle (10) rises to immediately seal the gap. Stops (40) and (42) are provided on guard (30) and body (4) for limiting the upward movement of guard (30) to an amount less than the upward movement of nozzle ( 10).
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Kashnikow Andres
Miller James W.
The Toro Company
Weldon Kevin Patrick
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