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US1986166A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
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    • B05C17/002—Hand tools or apparatus using hand held tools, for applying liquids or other fluent materials to, for spreading applied liquids or other fluent materials on, or for partially removing applied liquids or other fluent materials from, surfaces with feed system for supplying material from an external source; Supply controls therefor
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
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  • My invention relates Agenerally to, dispensers, andmore particularly Ato a dispenser ⁇ 'which'V is adantableto the dispensingof plasticzmaterials. f In. a. device cik this. generalcharacter, 4 itis desirable to. provideA ⁇ a structurewhich convenf iently portable, readily-.applicable .to carriers,v crevices and other, diiiiculty accessible nplacesland is.. furthermore, flexibly ⁇ adapted toA the fdspens.-v g Aof ,materials of varying consistencyv and ⁇ .viscbsty'. l y lfobject ⁇ of4 my.
  • islto provide a device for dispensingA plastic .mate ⁇ vide agdeyicev for dispensing plastic materials to places ⁇ ordinarily inaccessible ,to the. conventional dispensingdevices because of, their ⁇ rigidity. of desgnandconstruction;
  • the inconvenience.jof ⁇ .th.l,l..sf applying plastic material. to suchv place'sgisv overcome Vby aieature of l my invention in 'which the stock and the trigger of'the devicecanbero-L tatedaboutits plunger and.cylinder.
  • Aiurther objectfof myfinvention is to provide adis'plenser in which the stroke of4 the plunger canM be; variedthrough a 4Wide range,.thereby not only contrqlling Within widelimits the quantity of' maidlialejectedfbut also the ⁇ pressure :to bejapplie Ato the substance tobe ejected;
  • Fig. 1 is a sectional elevation of the dispenser Amore,- specific object ofmy invention, is to 4pro.-r
  • FIG.r3 andfl ⁇ representftwoiofgmany'typesof k 5 nozzles that mayV beV attached tot vthe dispenser;
  • Fig. 5 represents thedispenser imposition for receiving a;V charge: of plastic material.
  • lc'teferring tot e fdrawingyr in.;
  • Awhich like; refiere ence characters indicate like parts,g1r.is. afcylinder 10 fabricated of suitable material-r ⁇ in ⁇ which.- moves tightly the piston.2, suitably: ringed'vvith leatherl or: other desirable ,material and ⁇ rigidly attached tothe piston rod 4.
  • V la spring 5 cushions the piston when itis withdrawnttogtheatrigger. end of 1.5.l
  • nozzles. 7, 8 .andg9.-are.conventional instructure and. useand are.showninerelyto.illustrate 20 the flexibility. andv thelrange of applicatiomof my dispenser. n
  • the pltJe-l is preferably'fabricated othard-materialggisperforated to lreceivegthe :piston rodiA; and'fwlrerr ⁇ actue- 4Q atedbythetrigger:;15;;seizes theipiston rod flawith a .biting in grip.;andcforciblytpropelsttheslpiston rod. .4sforwarditowardxtheffnzzlerendflottliesdis# health.
  • the trigger 15 is a bent lever in which o ne or more holes 16 and 17 can be'drilled for the 45 purpose of varying the ratio of the lever arms and of permitting greater or lesser mechanical advantage. depending upon the viscosity of the plastic material to be ejected. 5o
  • the short movable link 18 which 'is rotatably hinged to the lever 19.
  • a compressionspring 20 holds the lever 19 rmly against the piston rod 4 and prevents any retrogressive movement of the piston rod 4.- vBy means of thecatch 21, however, the lever ⁇ 19 can be securely locked to the stock 12y against the action of the spring 20 cent vto the stock 12, is threadedly or otherwise engaged the bell-shaped cap 23 whichv serves as a handle 'or a rest when the dispenser is actual use.
  • the piston 'rod ⁇ 4 With the lever 19 thus securelylocked to the stocky12 the piston 'rod ⁇ 4 can be movedffreely in both directions in the cylinder 1i -Wlien the piston rod 4-is pulled out ⁇ of 4the cylinder 1,the dispenser can be charged; when the piston rod 4 is pushed into the cylinder l-under Athe conditions' previously describedthe dispenser can be ⁇ utilized as an ordinary squirt gun. In this precedure the dispenser can be quickly and cleanly charged.
  • a device for dispensing plastic material a cylinder; a piston therein; a piston rod adapted to be moved freely in a reciprocating manner and in combination with a gripping plate and a compression spring, said gripping plate engaging directly with said piston rod against the action of said compression spring to propel said piston rod forwardly; a trigger to actuate said' gripping plate; a link; a lever; a compression spring; and a stock adapted to house said trigger and to rotate continuously within and independently of other connections of it with said cylinder, said link being rotatably attached at one extremity to said stock the other extremity to said lever, said'lever being perforated to receive said'piston rod, and said link, lever and compression spring associated and adapted as a recoil mechanism to prevent retrogressive movement of said piston rod.
  • a piston rod adapted to be moved freely in a reciprocating manner and in combination With a gripping plate and a compression spring, vsaid gripping plate engaging directly with said piston rod against the action of saidcompression spring to propel said piston rod forwardly; a trigger to actuate said gripping plate; a link; a lever; a compression spring; a nozzle readily' attachable to said cylinder; and a stock adaptedto house said trigger and to rotate continuously within andv independently of other connections of it with said cylinder, said link being rotatably ⁇ attached at one extremity to said stock and rotatably attached at the other extremity to said lever, said lever being perforated to receive said piston rodand said link, lever and compression springassociated and adapted as a recoil mechanism to prevent retrogressive movement of said piston rod.
  • a device for dispensing plastic material a cylinder; a piston therein; apiston rod adapted to bel moved freelyin a reciprocating manner and in combination with a gripping plate and a com# pressionspring, said gripping plate engaging directlywithsaid piston rod against the action of vs aid compression spring to propel said piston rod forwardly; 'a trigger to vactuate said' gripping plate; said trigger consisting vof a variable lever adapted toyield a variable mechanical advantage; a link; a lever; a compression spring; a nozzle readily attachable to said cylinder; and a stock adapted to house said trigger and to rotate continuously within and independently of other connections of itwith said cylinder,- said link being rotatably attached at one extremityto said stock and rotat- .ably attached at the other extremity to said lever,
  • said lever being perforated lto receivesaid piston rod, and said link, lever and compressionspring associated andadapted as a recoil mechanism to prevent retrogressive movement of said piston rod.

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Jan. 1, 1935. F. K- SCHNElDER A1,986,1661
PLASTIC` MATERIAL DISPENSER Filed Sept. 26, 1953 ORNEY Patented Jan. l', 1935 frimsfric` MATERIAL DISPENSER Franz .Schneiden Philadelphia. Raz.,
Applicationsllfmlfer 2 Claims.
' My invention relates Agenerally to, dispensers, andmore particularly Ato a dispenser` 'which'V is adantableto the dispensingof plasticzmaterials. f In. a. device cik this. generalcharacter, 4 itis desirable to. provideA `a structurewhich convenf iently portable, readily-.applicable .to carriers,v crevices and other, diiiiculty accessible nplacesland is.. furthermore, flexibly` adapted toA the fdspens.-v g Aof ,materials of varying consistencyv and` .viscbsty'. l y lfobject` of4 my. invention; generally expressed, islto provide a device for dispensingA plastic .mate` vide agdeyicev for dispensing plastic materials to places `ordinarily inaccessible ,to the. conventional dispensingdevices because of, their` rigidity. of desgnandconstruction; The inconvenience.jof` .th.l,l..sf applying plastic material. to suchv place'sgisv overcome Vby aieature of l my invention in 'which the stock and the trigger of'the devicecanbero-L tatedaboutits plunger and.cylinder.
Aiurther objectfof myfinvention is to provide adis'plenser in which the stroke of4 the plunger canM be; variedthrough a 4Wide range,.thereby not only contrqlling Within widelimits the quantity of' maidlialejectedfbut also the` pressure :to bejapplie Ato the substance tobe ejected;
`r-'.^.r,1 awdjlitianal'object of myinventionistoprof videja means" for the easy and quick-application' ofgrozzles ofV differently shaped, crossv sections inl'order Athat the plastic material may be' ejected'in forms necessary andi desirable Yfor, varying circumstances. 4 n l L Stilljanother object'y ofjmy inventionjis theease andethecleanliness with:Whichthegdispensercan belo'aded: To this endxthedispenser applies'the.f actiony generatediby the freelyfmoving, piston rcdf'andpiston. t t' For the-purpose of t' illustratingv` my invention I; lia-veshownl in*` theaccompanyingv drawing formsthereowhich are atpresent preferred-byl me;I since-the sa-me {have been found" ink practiceto give-satisfactory and reliableresults, although it is toy be understood that the various instrumentalities of which my invention consists can be variously arranged and organized and'that my invention is not limited to the precise arrangementand organization of the instrumentalities as herein shown and described.
My invention relates to several other novel features of construction and advantage appearing as hereinafter described and claimed in connection with the accompanying drawing in which:
Fig. 1 is a sectional elevation of the dispenser Amore,- specific object ofmy invention, is to 4pro.-r
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showing details of its design-:When completely assembled... f z- Figi.v 2 represents` anienlarged ,sectional plan view of the structure actuating,- lthe/piston rod.
1Figs.r3 andfl` representftwoiofgmany'typesof k 5 nozzles that mayV beV attached tot vthe dispenser; Fig. 5 represents thedispenser imposition for receiving a;V charge: of plastic material. lc'teferring: tot e fdrawingyr in.; Awhich like; refiere ence characters indicate like parts,g1r.is. afcylinder 10 fabricated of suitable material-r` in` which.- moves tightly the piston.2, suitably: ringed'vvith leatherl or: other desirable ,material and` rigidly attached tothe piston rod 4.V la spring 5 cushions the piston when itis withdrawnttogtheatrigger. end of 1.5.l
the dispenser. y'll'henozzle end cij the4 cylinder 1l is threadedly engagedyto-.the cap--6.=into which can` be lconveniently inserted, they nozzle 7, 8 or 9.
The nozzles. 7, 8 .andg9.-are.conventional instructure and. useand are.showninerelyto.illustrate 20 the flexibility. andv thelrange of applicatiomof my dispenser. n
y To the trigger .,end. of,. the-.cylindercl Vis threadedly. engaged. the perforatedapl 10.2.y Withinthe cap 10j-is positionedaperforatedldisc 11 to`.whic h the stock. 12. riveted.. or otherwise. securely y'atv' tached. f Asa .consequence Iachieve an .important Afunctionwith my, dspenserinenabling the op,..
erator. to.-ro,ta.te the stock..12!freelyl Yv'ifitlimit disturbingthepositionof thenozzle 'v7-,",8or9 when 39.
applied. tofa difficultygaccesSible-.F-place... ."Surf.v
roundingA the piston .rod 4 and 'lying` l`between the disc 11 and the plate 13 is the compression springl 14,which-holdsA vthe plateY 13 securely iulcrurn and. permits:A a.;liniited. rotation.V orv the plate :1-3, :against its? action. about theg pistonirod;
4 as indicated by the curved arrow;V The pltJe-l is preferably'fabricated othard-materialggisperforated to lreceivegthe :piston rodiA; and'fwlrerr` actue- 4Q atedbythetrigger:;15;;seizes theipiston rod flawith a .biting in grip.;andcforciblytpropelsttheslpiston rod. .4sforwarditowardxtheffnzzlerendflottliesdis# penser. The trigger 15 is a bent lever in which o ne or more holes 16 and 17 can be'drilled for the 45 purpose of varying the ratio of the lever arms and of permitting greater or lesser mechanical advantage. depending upon the viscosity of the plastic material to be ejected. 5o
To the rear surface of the stock 12 is attached the short movable link 18 which 'is rotatably hinged to the lever 19. A compressionspring 20 holds the lever 19 rmly against the piston rod 4 and prevents any retrogressive movement of the piston rod 4.- vBy means of thecatch 21, however, the lever `19 can be securely locked to the stock 12y against the action of the spring 20 cent vto the stock 12, is threadedly or otherwise engaged the bell-shaped cap 23 whichv serves as a handle 'or a rest when the dispenser is actual use.
The manner in which my device can be utilized becomes obvious when the operation is more fully described. In order to charge the dispenser with plastic material the nozzle "I, 8 or 9 and the cap 6 are readily detachedand the` cylinder 1 is pressed into the gasket 24 of resilient material surrounding the upturned perforation punched into the shallow plate 26. The plate 26 rests -upon the rplastic material in a container (not shown). The lever 19 is locked to the stock` Y 12 by the catch 21, the piston rod-4 is withdrawn tothe Yendof its stroke and, by suction, the plastic material Vflows into the cylinder l. With the lever 19 thus securelylocked to the stocky12 the piston 'rod `4 can be movedffreely in both directions in the cylinder 1i -Wlien the piston rod 4-is pulled out `of 4the cylinder 1,the dispenser can be charged; when the piston rod 4 is pushed into the cylinder l-under Athe conditions' previously describedthe dispenser can be` utilized as an ordinary squirt gun. In this precedure the dispenser can be quickly and cleanly charged.
' The Vcap 6 andthe desired nozzle are then replacedfthe lever 19l is'unlocked and the dispenser is then; in condition for" the application of the plastic `material."i`- With jthe trigger set for a desired mechanicalV advantage, applied force-rotates it about vits f ulcrurn Vl'l and brings its short arm intocontact withthe plater y13. The sharp, hard edge ofthe plate 13 bites into" the piston rod 4 and forcefully propels it for-` l withA it the piston 2 and the plasticv material to be' ejectedA through thev nozzle '7, 8L
ward `carrying or 9. With continuedV use vthe `piston rodV 4 be` comes ridged and roughened and )accordingly can be more securely seized by the plate 13.' After the plate 13 has bitten intov the piston rod 4 to propel it forward the plate 13 holds the rod 4 securely in a fixed-position and-prevents any retrogressive 'movement or recoil rof vthe rod 4.
It is to be further observed that'with'the lever 19 locked to the stock 12 .by Imeans of the catch 21 the pistonI 4 canvmove inv both directions -in the cylinder 1 and' thereby make of my device an ordinary squirtgun. i
Whilethe construction as shown and described is the preferred embodiment offmyfdevice, nevertheless the same may be modiiied detail without departing fromythe spiritand the scope of the invention as` deilned .inr the annexed claims.
and rotatably attached at cylinder; av piston therein;
Having thus described my invention, I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent; 1. In a device for dispensing plastic material a cylinder; a piston therein; a piston rod adapted to be moved freely in a reciprocating manner and in combination with a gripping plate and a compression spring, said gripping plate engaging directly with said piston rod against the action of said compression spring to propel said piston rod forwardly; a trigger to actuate said' gripping plate; a link; a lever; a compression spring; and a stock adapted to house said trigger and to rotate continuously within and independently of other connections of it with said cylinder, said link being rotatably attached at one extremity to said stock the other extremity to said lever, said'lever being perforated to receive said'piston rod, and said link, lever and compression spring associated and adapted as a recoil mechanism to prevent retrogressive movement of said piston rod.
2. In a device for dispensing plastic material a a piston rod adapted to be moved freely in a reciprocating manner and in combination With a gripping plate and a compression spring, vsaid gripping plate engaging directly with said piston rod against the action of saidcompression spring to propel said piston rod forwardly; a trigger to actuate said gripping plate; a link; a lever; a compression spring; a nozzle readily' attachable to said cylinder; and a stock adaptedto house said trigger and to rotate continuously within andv independently of other connections of it with said cylinder, said link being rotatably `attached at one extremity to said stock and rotatably attached at the other extremity to said lever, said lever being perforated to receive said piston rodand said link, lever and compression springassociated and adapted as a recoil mechanism to prevent retrogressive movement of said piston rod.
3.' In a device for dispensing plastic material a cylinder; a piston therein; apiston rod adapted to bel moved freelyin a reciprocating manner and in combination with a gripping plate and a com# pressionspring, said gripping plate engaging directlywithsaid piston rod against the action of vs aid compression spring to propel said piston rod forwardly; 'a trigger to vactuate said' gripping plate; said trigger consisting vof a variable lever adapted toyield a variable mechanical advantage; a link; a lever; a compression spring; a nozzle readily attachable to said cylinder; and a stock adapted to house said trigger and to rotate continuously within and independently of other connections of itwith said cylinder,- said link being rotatably attached at one extremityto said stock and rotat- .ably attached at the other extremity to said lever,
said lever being perforated lto receivesaid piston rod, and said link, lever and compressionspring associated andadapted as a recoil mechanism to prevent retrogressive movement of said piston rod.
, FRANZ KARL SCHNEIDER.
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