Device for administering liquids

Dispensing – Collapsible wall-type container – With wall-collapsing means

Reexamination Certificate

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C222S153030, C604S135000, C604S214000

Reexamination Certificate

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06948636

ABSTRACT:
A device for dispensing liquid from a bag has upper and lower casing halves and a closure holding together the casing halves. A pressure piston in the casing can press the bag against the lower casing half. This piston is operated by a rocking lever having an upper end bearing on the upper casing half and a lower end on which the piston is pivoted and a tension spring and flexible element connected between the casing halves and the upper end of the rocking lever and angularly biasing the lever for movement from a generally horizontal position with the piston raised and a tilted position with the piston lowered for applying such a force to the pressure piston that a pressure is generated in the bag that causes the discharge of a constant liquid volume per unit of time.

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patent: 6358239 (2002-03-01), Rake et al.

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