BE495939A

BE495939A -

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Publication number: BE495939A
Authority: BE
Priority date: 1950-05-25
Also published as: FR1037678A

Description

       

  COUVERCLE OU BOUCHON DISTRIBUTEUR-DOSEUR.

  
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chon distributeur pour pilules, pastilles, comprimés et/ou doseur pour poudres,

  
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fois et/ou d'une quantité de poudre dosée exactement.

  
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filets ou (2) se présentant comme un bouchon ordinaire qui se prolonge dans l'intérieur du récipient par une partie (3) ayant un canal régulateur (4) qui le traverse de part en part vers sa périphérie, et au centre un trou qui le traverse, aussi, un axe (5) en est solidaire et le dépasse aux deux extrémités, en bas il comporte un épaulement, en haut il est fileté et a un écrou

  
(6). Au-dessus de (1) ou (2) est monté le magasin (7) qui tourillonne sur

  
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du magasin (7) est monté l'éjecteur (9) fixe et solidaire de l'axe (5), il

  
a un orifice de sortie (10) dans le prolongement de (4) et (8), il sert à retenir la pilule quand elle arrive du canal (4) dans l'orifice (8) du magasin au premier demi tour de celui-ci, qui au deuxième demi tour l'amène devant l'orifice de 1 éjecteur qui en permet la sortie. Les orifices (4), (8) et

  
(10) ne peuvent être montés sur la même génératrice, sinon toutes les pilules ou la poudre sortiraient ensemble et non pas une à la fois/ou exactement dosée. 

  
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Si l'on veut éjecter plusieurs pilules par tour mais toujours une à la fois, il suffit de multiplier les orifices (8) du magasin (7) par le nombre désiré d'éjections, sans rien changer aux autres pièces. Pour les pastil-

  
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cipient et l'axe est monté à l'intérieur contre la paroi, ou à l'extérieur

  
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semi-circulaire limité au passage de chaque unité, entre lui et l'éjecteur

  
(20) fixe. 

  
Une autre variante constructive consiste en un magasin (tiroir) coulissant ayant un mouvement de va et vient rectiligne qui, à fond de course avant, laisse pénétrer la pilule, pastille etc... dans le magasin, et à fond de course arrière, l'amène devant l'orifice de sortie de l'éjecteur,



  COVER OR DISPENSER-DOSING CAP.

  
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chon dispenser for pills, lozenges, tablets and / or doser for powders,

  
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times and / or an exactly dosed quantity of powder.

  
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threads or (2) in the form of an ordinary stopper which is extended into the interior of the container by a part (3) having a regulating channel (4) which passes right through it towards its periphery, and in the center a hole which the cross member, also, an axis (5) is integral with it and exceeds it at both ends, at the bottom it has a shoulder, at the top it is threaded and has a nut

  
(6). Above (1) or (2) is mounted the magazine (7) which pivots on

  
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of the magazine (7) is mounted the ejector (9) fixed and integral with the axis (5), it

  
has an outlet (10) in the extension of (4) and (8), it is used to retain the pill when it arrives from the channel (4) in the orifice (8) of the magazine on the first half turn of the latter Ci, which in the second half turn brings it in front of the orifice of 1 ejector which allows its exit. Ports (4), (8) and

  
(10) cannot be mounted on the same generator, otherwise all the pills or powder would come out together and not one at a time / or exactly dosed.

  
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If you want to eject several pills per turn but always one at a time, it suffices to multiply the orifices (8) of the magazine (7) by the desired number of ejections, without changing anything in the other parts. For the pastil-

  
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container and the shaft is mounted inside against the wall, or outside

  
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semicircular limited to the passage of each unit, between it and the ejector

  
(20) fixed.

  
Another constructive variant consists of a sliding magazine (drawer) having a rectilinear back and forth movement which, at the full forward stroke, allows the pill, pellet etc ... to enter the magazine, and at the rear full stroke, the '' brings in front of the ejector outlet,

Claims

Fig 30 is a longitudinal section thereof and Fig 31 a plan view.

For powder dosers, the principle is identical but the-

construction changes, they consist of a cover (11) or plug (12) which

comprises towards its periphery and in its entire length a channel (13) whose

diameter is calculated according to the quantity of powder to be ejected, it is the dosing magazine. it is crossed by a central hole (figo 27) or not in which <EMI ID = 8.1>

teurs (15) and (16) which are integral therewith and each comprise an orifice

(17) and (18) in the extension of the channel (13), these orifices are offset ?,

of a certain number of degrees,

The lower shutter (15) is embedded in the powder inside the container, the upper shutter (16) is external, it is used to operate the metering unit, due to the shifting of their respective orifices, they

alternately open and close the lower and upper extremities

of the channel (13) which allows its filling in the first half turn, and its ejection in the second half turn of a quantity of powder metered exactly.

Here too, if we wanted several ejections per revolution, the channels (13) would have to be multiplied by the number of ejections desired, the

other parts not changing.

For the application of the invention to sugar bowls, salt shakers and the like where the ejected material must spread in a sheet, it is necessary to multiply

the outlet openings (18) of the upper shutter (16) figo 29 without them

are not on the same generators as that of channel (13) nor of (17) fault

what the dosage would be lacking and the entire container would empty at once '

stroke.

Referring to the description above, figs (25) and (26)

are respectively a longitudinal central section and a plan view of the

pill dispenser, figo (27) is a sectional and plan view of the

powder dosing device, figo (29) is an example seen in a plan of

the special ejector to spread the material in a sheet (sugar bowl, salt shaker, etc.)

CLAIMS.

The invention relates to a dispenser cover or cap

for pills, tablets, etcoo and / or doser for-powder., salt, fine sugar

etc ... which presents one or other of the following particularities taken alone or in combinations between them, it goes without saying that it is independent of

shapes, proportions, devices and executions as well as the examples described

and shown, which are subject to numerous modifications of details

under the patent.

regulators which are integral therewith, of a mobile magazine with one or more orifices, having a rotary, semi-circular, reciprocating back and forth movement, summer ... and of a fixed ejector or not comprising only one orifice of exit

preferably, these three parts not having their respective orifices arranged

on the same generator, but offset between them by a certain number of degrees.

on a fixed central axis, the ejector being mounted on the same axis and fixed by

in relation to the container and the store.

the ejector being mounted fixed on the axis transferred inside against the wall

of the container.

the outer diameter of the container, the ejector being mounted fixed on the axis

carried over to the exterior

reciprocating gene (drawer) which allows the entry at half stroke of a pill, etc. .. and brings it to the full stroke to the outlet of the ejector integral with the cover, or not.

or dosing magazine either inside or outside the container, with one or more channels calculated to fill and empty alternately with the same quantity of powder exactly desired, by means of flat shutters, in the shape of a truncated cone or of any other shape, with orifices or lights

res of the same axis or not, rotating freely in the cover and having their

appearing by lugs or in any other way, if each piece has 3 mmo it

in the same way to form the length of the channels and their diameters according to the quantity of powder to be ejected.

jector, these not being on the same generators as the other orifices.

for any domestic, industrial or commercial use, employing the principles stated and described of the dispenser or metering device and whatever the forms, materials used and construction methods, and especially the assemblies of parts whose respective openings are offset- , between them of a number of degrees and according to claims 1 to 8 above .dessus.