RU192656U1 - Fluid metering device - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model "Liquid dispensing device" refers to the equipment of auxiliary and residential premises, in particular to dispensers. The mounting device consists of four main nodes. The main part of the device is the bracket, which serves to fasten the device to the wall and hold the bottle with liquid detergent in a predetermined working position. The bracket consists of two parts: upper and lower. The bracket is mounted to the wall through the holes available both in the upper part and in the lower part of the bracket. The second unit of this design is a bottle. The bottle is fixed in the bracket by combining the guide protrusions in the lower part of the bracket and the grooves in the lower part of the bottle. Further, the final and reliable holding of the bottle is ensured by bringing the lid pivotally mounted in the upper part of the bracket to the “closed” position. The third node of the technical solution is the cover. The lid is attached to the bracket through the hinge axis. The cover and bracket for reliable fixation relative to each other contain a lock in the form of a protrusion on the cover and a groove on the bracket, which combine to create additional engagement force, which must be overcome when opening and bringing the cover into the “open” position. The bottle contains at the bottom of the pump, which is the fourth node of the technical solution for supplying liquid detergent. The pump is installed in the threaded hole of the bottle and is driven by muscular action. To set the bottle in the working position, bring the cap to the "open" position, install the bottle in the slots of the bracket, then bring the cap to the "closed" position. In the working position, by pressing the pump with a hand, a dose of detergent is dispensed. The two-part bracket design allows you to adjust the height required by the size of the bottle. The claimed utility model solves the problem of creating a convenient and simple design of a liquid soap dispensing device, made in the form of a bracket attached to the wall, a bottle with an integrated pump installed in the bracket, and a cap holding the bottle in position. The device allows you to conveniently remove the bottle from the wall mount, to refill the bottle with a new portion of soap.

Description

The field of technology.

The utility model "Liquid dispensing device" refers to the equipment of auxiliary and residential premises, in particular to dispensers designed to supply semi-liquid or liquid substances, such as, for example, liquid soap, detergents or foam for skin care, used in particular in food outlets, various institutions, in public places, as well as for individual use in everyday life.

The level of technology.

Currently, there is an increasing need for the use of dispensers. The dispenser allows you to use various types of liquid soap. The dispenser is a simple mechanism designed so that when you press the valve, a portion of detergent flows out of the tank. A key part of the dispenser is the fluid metering device. Dispensers can be installed in washrooms and bathrooms in enterprises, in hotels, restaurants, schools, public toilets.

As an analogue to the claimed technical solution "Liquid dispensing device", the applicant points to devices of the same purpose, AU 1999062533, EP 3013202, where retention structures are proposed.

The claimed technical solution "Liquid dispensing device" has key differences, additional features from the above solutions and is easier in design.

Disclosure of a utility model.

- the presence of structural elements;

- characteristics of the element and their relationship.

The objective of the claimed utility model is to improve the operational characteristics of the Liquid Dosing Device.

The technical result, the achievement of which the claimed model is aimed, is to create a simple structure made with the possibility of increasing the usability of wall-mounted dispensers of bottle detergents.

The essence of the utility model lies in the fact that the Liquid Dosing Device consists of a bracket, presented in the form of two parts, attached to the wall by means of holes, containing guides in the lower part that serve to install a bottle of detergent, a bottle in the lower part of which pump, and a cover installed in the upper part of the bracket and pivotally connected to this bracket, the pump being installed by means of a threaded hole, with a groove in the upper part of the bracket and EET projection, thereby forming a lock, wherein the bottom side has grooves bottle. Wherein:

- holes for mounting the bracket to a vertical surface are located in the upper part and in the lower part of the bracket.

- the bottle has a geometry determined by the configuration of the bracket and cap.

- The bottle is made of polymer material.

A brief description of the drawings.

The essence of the utility model is illustrated by drawings, where:

FIG. 1 - Sectional device

FIG. 2 - Bracket

FIG. 3 - Bottle

FIG. 4 - The device is in the closed position

FIG. 5 - Cover

FIG. 6 - The device is in the open position

FIG. 7 - The device is in the open position, the bottle is removed

Implementation of a utility model.

The utility model "Liquid dispensing device" refers to the equipment of auxiliary and residential premises, in particular to dispensers designed to supply semi-liquid or liquid substances, such as, for example, liquid soap, detergents or foam for skin care, used in particular in food outlets, various institutions, in public places, as well as for individual use in everyday life.

The mounting device consists of four main nodes. The main part of the device is the bracket (1), which serves to fasten the device to the wall and hold the bottle (2) with liquid detergent in a predetermined working position. The bracket (1) consists of two parts: the upper and lower. The bracket is mounted to the wall through the holes (11) available both in the upper part and in the lower part of the bracket. The second unit of this design is the bottle (2). The bottle is fixed in the bracket by combining the guide protrusions (4) in the lower part of the bracket and the grooves in the lower part of the bottle (not indicated). Further, the final and reliable holding of the bottle is ensured by bringing the cap (6) pivotally mounted in the upper part of the bracket to the “closed” position (Fig. 4). The third node of the technical solution is the cover (6). The cover (6) is fastened to the bracket (1) through the axis of the hinge (12). The cover and bracket for reliable fixation relative to each other contain a lock in the form of a protrusion (7) on the cover and a groove (8) on the bracket, which combine to create additional engagement force, which must be overcome when opening and bringing the cover into the “open” position (Fig. 6). The bottle contains at the bottom of the pump (9), which is the fourth node of the technical solution for supplying liquid detergent. The pump is installed in the threaded hole (10) of the bottle and is driven by muscular action.

To set the bottle in working position, bring the lid to the "open" position, install the bottle in the slots of the bracket, then bring the lid to the "closed" position. In the working position, by pressing the pump by hand, a dose of detergent is dispensed.

To carry out the operation of removing the bottle, bring the lid to the "open" position, remove the bottle. If it is necessary to refill the bottle with detergent, unscrew the pump from the bottom of the bottle, fill the bottle with detergent through the threaded hole.

The two-part bracket design allows you to adjust the height required for the size of the bottle.

The claimed utility model solves the problem of creating a convenient and simple design of a device for dispensing liquid soap made in the form of an arm attached to the wall, a bottle with an integrated pump installed in the arm and caps fixing the bottle in the working position. The device allows you to conveniently remove the bottle from the wall mount, to refill the bottle with a new portion of soap. A feature of this device is also the device of the bottle containing grooves, mating with the guide grooves in the lower part of the bracket. Reliability of bottle fixation is ensured by a cap pivotally attached to the upper part of the bracket with a lock preventing its accidental opening.

The specified technical result is provided by the entire set of essential features of the claimed utility model, each feature of which is necessary, and together they are sufficient to solve the task and to achieve the specified technical result.

Claims (4)

1. A liquid dispensing device, consisting of a bracket, presented in the form of two parts, attached to the wall by means of holes, containing guides at the bottom that serve to install a bottle of detergent, a bottle in the bottom of which a pump is installed, and covers, installed in the upper part of the bracket and pivotally connected to this bracket, and the pump is installed using a threaded hole, and in the upper part of the bracket there is a groove, and the cover has a protrusion, thereby forming a lock, and the bottle has grooves on the underside. 2. The liquid dosing device according to claim 1, characterized in that the holes for mounting the bracket to a vertical surface are located in the upper part and in the lower part of the bracket. 3. The liquid dosing device according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottle has a geometry determined by the configuration of the bracket and cap. 4. A liquid dosing device according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottle is made of a polymer material.

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