US3184115A - Aerosol dispensing package - Google Patents

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US3184115A
US3184115A US192737A US19273762A US3184115A US 3184115 A US3184115 A US 3184115A US 192737 A US192737 A US 192737A US 19273762 A US19273762 A US 19273762A US 3184115 A US3184115 A US 3184115A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D83/00—Containers or packages with special means for dispensing contents
    • B65D83/14—Containers or packages with special means for dispensing contents for delivery of liquid or semi-liquid contents by internal gaseous pressure, i.e. aerosol containers comprising propellant for a product delivered by a propellant
    • B65D83/38—Details of the container body
    • B65D83/384—Details of the container body comprising an aerosol container disposed in an outer shell or in an external container
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
    • A61M15/00—Inhalators
    • A61M15/0001—Details of inhalators; Constructional features thereof
    • A61M15/0021—Mouthpieces therefor
    • A61M15/0023—Mouthpieces therefor retractable
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
    • A61M15/00—Inhalators
    • A61M15/009—Inhalators using medicine packages with incorporated spraying means, e.g. aerosol cans
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D83/00—Containers or packages with special means for dispensing contents
    • B65D83/14—Containers or packages with special means for dispensing contents for delivery of liquid or semi-liquid contents by internal gaseous pressure, i.e. aerosol containers comprising propellant for a product delivered by a propellant
    • B65D83/28—Nozzles, nozzle fittings or accessories specially adapted therefor
    • B65D83/30—Nozzles, nozzle fittings or accessories specially adapted therefor for guiding the flow of spray, e.g. funnels, hoods

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  • the present invention relates to an aerosol package and more particularly to an aerosol package having an uncovered glass bottle disposed in a protective housing and to dispensing means therefor.
  • the present invention overcomes these difiiculties by providing a plain glass bottle having the valve secured by a mounting means to the neck of the bottle with the valve stem projecting therefrom.
  • the bottle is then disposed within a protective housing, preferably of molded shock resistant plastic, having a bottom and side walls and having a closure therefor which is adapted to be secured to the walls of the housing and have a portion extending over the end of the bottle to prevent the valve from being projected in the event of breakage of the bottle.
  • the protective housing is provided with venting means to permit the pressure to be dissipated, in the event of breakage of the bottle, without damaging the housing.
  • part of the venting means can be formed as apertures adjacent the bottom of the housing which serve as sight openings to permit the user to determine when the enclosed container is empty.
  • the basic unit can be provided with various types of dispensing means to form the dispensing package.
  • the dispensing means includes telescoping sleeves forming a directing chamber for directing the material for oral application, the telescopic sleeves having means for preventing inadvertent operation of the device when in a retracted inoperative position.
  • a fluid directing sleeve is pivotally mounted on a projection of the closure for the housing and cooperates with the housing to be moved into a dispensing position.
  • the dispensing means is provided with an elongate dispensing passage which places the nozzle at the back of the applying chamber to provide for a better distribution of the spray formed by the nozzle.
  • the interlock between the closure and the walls of the protective housing is formed by lancing out or otherwise forming tongues in the side walls which will cooperate with the closure member to prevent it from being moved out of closing relation.
  • the lanced out tongues cooperate with a shoulder on the closure member to permit sliding movement of the closure for dispensing the material.
  • FIGURE 1 shows a longitudinal sectional view of one form of the dispensing package with the dispensing sleeve in retracted position.
  • FIG. 2 is a view similar to FIG. 1 with the sleeve in projected operative position.
  • FlG. 3 is a sectional view taken along lines 33 of FIG. 2.
  • FIG. 4 is a front view of a dispenser as shown in FIG. 2.
  • FIG. 5 is a side view of the dispenser.
  • PEG. 6 is a perspective view of the telescopic sleeve.
  • FIGS. 7 and 8 show a front view and a longitudinal sectional view of anotheiwform of package.
  • FIG. 9 shows a view of a still further form of the invention.
  • FIG. 10 shows a View, partly in section, of a still further form of the invention.
  • PEG. 11 is a side view of the form of the invention shown in FIG. 10.
  • FIG. 12 is a view of the invention of FIG. 10 in a dispensing position.
  • FIG. 13 is a view, partially in section, taken along lines 13l3 of FIG. 11.
  • the basic unit or container includes a breakable bottle 10, which may be uncoated glass or the like frangible material, having therein material ltlzz under pressure.
  • a breakable bottle 10 which may be uncoated glass or the like frangible material, having therein material ltlzz under pressure.
  • This can be any sort of aerosol material having a propellant to provide a pressure for dispensing the material from the bottle under control of a valve 11 which may be a metering or nonmetering valve, as required, and which is secured in place by the valve mounting ferrule 12 and has a valve stem 13 provided with the usual passages projecting therefrom.
  • the bottle is positioned in a plastic protective housing 14 having side walls 15 and a bottom wall 16.
  • the housing is formed from a strong shock resistant material, such as polyethylene or the like, which will absorb shock to resist breakage of the bottle by outside forces as when the device is dropped or hit a blow and which is strong enough to resist expansive forces such as might be present if the bottle should break because of excess pressure therein.
  • vents 17, 17a which are very small so as to prevent passage of glass fragments therethrough, for permitting passage of gaseous material from the housing to relieve the pressure therein in the event the bottle should break.
  • vents 17 are positioned on opposite sides of the housing and are formed as elongate slits, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, which also provide sight openings so that the contents of the bottle can be viewed and the user determine when the bottle is empty or almost empty.
  • the bottle is inserted through the open end 16a of the housing and the housing is closed by a closure 18.
  • the closure has a socket or shoulder 18a thereon engag 'ing the end of the side walls to limit insertion of a depending flange 19 thereon adapted to extend into the end of the housing.
  • the closure also has an end Wall 2% extending over the mounting ferrule of the valve and provided with an opening 20a through which the stem of the valve passes to project above the container.
  • the closure may be heat sealed in place or, as herein illustrated, side wall 15 and flange 19 are lanced to provide inwardly and downwardly extending interlocked tongues 21, 22 as shown in FIG. 1, at a plurality of places around the side wall to effectively lock the closure to the container and prevent the closure from moving out of closing position under pressure should the bottle break. Further, if desired, the ends of the flange 19 can cooperate with the bottle as shown in FIG. 1 to provide a means for centering and holding the bottle in proper position within the housing. 7
  • This basic container unit including the bottle and housing may be used with various types of dispensing means.
  • the dispensing means will be described as various forms of applicators for use in directing the aerosol into body cavities.
  • the dispensing means or button 39 has a central portion 31 provided with a bore 32 for receiving the end of the valve stem to be secured thereto for movement therewith.
  • a passage 32a extends from the stem and opens in a nozzle 33. While a mechanical break up or the like may be used, the nozzle herein illustrated is a conical depression in the button for dispersing the fluid as it passes therefrom.-
  • the dispensing means hasan outerwall 3-4 formed by a transverse bore 34a closed atone end, said bore having slidably mounted therein a tubular sleeve 35 to form a directing chamber concentric with the nozzle.
  • the transverse bore and sleeve are cylindrical and means are provided for controlling the sliding movement of the sleeve with respect to the bore.
  • This is accomplished by providing longitudinal external grooves 36 in the sleeve terminating short of the inner end of the sleeve to form an abutment 37 and by providing lanced out tongues 38 in the outer wall extending into the grooves to prevent rotation of the sleeve in the bore while permitting sliding movement therein with the abutments 37 engaging the ends of the tongues to limit the outward movement of the sleeve.
  • the sleeve has a slot 39 in the bottom thereof in line with a groove 36a which permits the sleeve to straddle the valve stem and to move the blocking portion 35a under the central portion 31 to prevent it from moving inwardly to a position in which it would operate the valve when the sleeveis in its retracted inoperative position, as shown in FIG. 1.
  • the directing chamber can be closed by a plug or closure member 40 having a sleeve-like flange 41 adapted to be inserted in the open end of the sleeve 35.
  • the dispensing device is provided with a depending skirt 42 which closely embraces the sides 43 of the closure to provide a complete enclosure therefor while still permitting the dispensing button to be move downwardly toward the contanier by finger pressure being applied to a top flat surface 44 of the dispensing means when it is desired to actuate the valve through the operation of the valve stem to dispense material therefrom.
  • the basic unit as described above is provided with a dispensing device which is oval in cross section and may be used as an oral applicator or as an eye cup, depending upon the material in the container.
  • the dispensing means as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 includes a central portion 131 having a bore 132 to receive and be mounted on the end of the valve stem 13 and has a wall 133 formed by a transverse bore 133a which is provided with a closed end 134-.
  • a thimble 135 is inserted in the transverse bore 133 and is provided with an elongated groove 136 opening in the bottom of the thimble adjacent the closed wall of the bore of the dispensing device to provide a nozzle 137 for dispensing the material from the container with a predetermined spray pattern.
  • a depending skirt 148 extends from the dispensing means and slides over the wall 149 of the closure 120 to provide for sliding movement of the dispensing means as it moves the stem inwardlyunder finger pressure applied to the top portion 13001 to control the valve to dispense the material from the bottle.
  • a closure plug 150 having a flange 151 insertable in the open end of the bore 133a in the dis pensing means may be provided for closing the bore when the device is not in use.
  • the basic unit includes the bottle 10 positioned in a housing 214 having side walls 215.
  • One end of the housing has an operating member 216 formed by a sliding closure button 217 having upturned edges 21% cooperating with inturned edges 218 the adjacent side walls to prevent the button 217 from being moved out of closing position, yet permitting inward movement of the button for moving the bottle in the housing'and causing the valve to be operated as will be explained.
  • the other end of the housing is closed by a closure member 219 having a flange 22%) adapted to be inserted within the walls 23.5 with the ends of the wall disposed in a socket 221. The wall and flange are then heat sealed to permanently secure them together.
  • the closure member has a shouldered neck 222 overlying the mounting ferrule 12 of the bottle on which the dispensing unit 23% is mounted by means of a flange 2304: being secured thereto.
  • the dispensing means has a central portion 231 provided with a bore 232 for receiving. the stem 13 and has a traverse bore 233 having a closed end 234 forming the dispensing chamber.
  • a thimble 235 is inserted in the bore and is provided with grooves 236 forming a passage from the valve stem to a nozzle 237 at the end of the bore adjacent the closed wall.
  • the dispensing chamber is set at an angle to the housing as shown in FIG. 9 so that when the end of the dispensing device is applied to the mouth in .the position shown in the drawings, the container portion will be slightly tilted so as not to be interfered with by the nose while it is being operated.
  • the dispensing means is supported by a thumb engaging a flat bottom portion 238 in proper applying position in the mouth cavity while the finger resses on the closure button 217 to move the bottle downwardly in the housing and actuate the valve to dispense the material under pressure from the bottle.
  • the basic unit is the same as described'above, except that it has a sliding closure member and includes the bottle 19 positioned in the plastic protective housing 14 having side walls 15.
  • the valve mounting ferrule is secured to the neck of the bottle with the valve stem 13 projecting therefrom.
  • the closure member 338 comprises a central projection .319 herein illustrated as cylindrical in form, having a substantially hemispherical top portion 320.
  • the bottom end of the projection 319 is provided with a shoulder 321 connected to a flange 322 having sliding engagement with the inner surface of the walls 15.
  • the side walls have the usually lanccd in tongues 21 which extend inwardly and downwardly and cooperate with the shoulder 321 to prevent the closure member from moving outwardly out of closing relationship, yet permit the closure member to move inwardly to operate the valve as will be described.
  • the projection 3Z9 has a central portion 323 provided with a. bore 324 to receive and be secured to the end of the valve stem 13.
  • a passage 325 extends from the bore axially of the projection and to substantially the center of the hemispherical portion as shown in FIGS. 10 and 13.
  • the hemispherical top portion 320 of the projection is cut away, as shown in FIG. 10, to provide a laterally facing wall or surface 326 in which is positioned a suitable dispensing nozzle 327 connected to the passage 325.
  • a sleeve 32$ Slidably mounted on the projection is a sleeve 32$.
  • the sides of the projection are provided with grooves 329 in which the integral pins 336 on the sleeve are disposed, the grooves being located in a plane which is parallel to the wall 326 having the nozzle therein and which also includes the axis of the tubular extension.
  • the sleeve is in the normal inoperative position as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 wherein it is in telescoping relation with the projection.
  • the sleeve is raised until the pins engage the upper ends of the slots 329 and the sleeve is then pivoted into a lateral operative position as shown in PKG. 12 in which it is substantially concentric with the nozzle and forms a directing chamber for directing the passage of the aerosol material used.
  • the side wall of the sleeve is cut away at 331, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, to permit the sleeve to be moved to the horizontal position and to engage and be positioned by the sides of the projecting portion 3-19 when in said horizontal position.
  • the sleeve in the operative position the sleeve overlies the top of the projection so that pressure can be applied to the sleeve in the direction of the closure member causing the closure member to slide inwardly and actuate the valve to dispense material from the container.
  • the inner end of the sleeve in FZG. 13 engages the top of the tongues 21 and prevents inward movement of the sleeve and closure member as might cause movement of the valve to dispense material from the bottle.
  • a plug or closure 332 having a depending flange 333 can be inserted into the end of the sleeve shown in FIGS. 10, i1 and 13 to close the end of the sleeve and prevent foreign material from passing into the sleeve to contaminate the material being dispensed therefrom.
  • An aerosol package comprising an unreinforced frangible bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve secured thereto provided with a projecting stem portion, a. plastic protective housing of resilient shock-absorbing material having side walls and an integral end wall, the housing adapted to receive said bottle through the other open end, and a closure for said housing inserted in said open end and having a portion extending along said walls and secured thereto to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said projecting valve stem extending through the closure to the outside of the housing and having a dispensing means connected thereto, said housing preventing the valve from being projected therefrom in the event or" the bottle having material under pressure becoming broken.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting stem portion, a plastic protective housing of resilient shock-absorbing material having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said open end, and means including lanced-out tongue portions of said side walls adjacent the open end projecting inwardly to form abutments to interlock with the closure to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said projecting valve stem having a dispensing means connected thereto.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting stern portion, a plastic protective housing of resilient shock-absorbing material having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said open end, and means including portions of said side walls adjacent the open end projecting inwardly to form abutments to interlock with the closure to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said projecting valve stem projecting through said closure and having a dispensing means connected thereto, said protective housing having at least one small sight opening adjacent the end wall to permit the user to determine when the bottle is empty, said opening also venting the housing in the event of breakage of the bottle and preventing fragments of broken bottle from leaving the housing.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle con taining an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting stern portion, a plastic protective housing of resilient shock-absorbing material having side Walls and an end Wall, the housing being adapted to receive said bottle through the other end, a closure for said housing inserted in the other end thereof, and means including 'l-anced-out tongue portions of said side walls adjacent the other end of the housing projecting inwardly to form abutments to interlock with the closure to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said closure having the valve stem projecting therethrough with a dispensing means connected thereto for movement therewith relative to the bottle to actuate said valve, said dispensing means having a depending flange cooperating with a neck on the closure to permit said relative move ment and protect the package against foreign material.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting stem portion, a plastic protective housing of resilient shock-absorbing material having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open and adapted to receive said bottle, a closure 501- said open end at said housing having a skirt disposed Within the side walls and pnovided with means for centering and holding the bottle against movement therein, and means securing together the portions of said side walls and skirt to interlock and pre vent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said projecting valve stem passing through the closure having a dispensing means connected thereto.
  • An aerosol package comprising a frangible unprotected glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting tubular stem portion, a plastic shock-resistant protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said open end having a skirt portion overlying the inner surface of the side Walls adjacent the open end of the housing, and means including portions simultaneously lanced out of said side Walls and skirt adjacent the open end to project inwardly and downwardly to interlock and prevent the closure from mov- U ing out of closing relation with the housing, said valve stem projecting from the open end of the housing having a dispensing means mounted thereon, said closure having means for preventing said valve from being propelled from the housing and said housing having venting means for relieving pressure therein and preventing fragments of the broken bottle from leaving the housing in the event of breakage of the bottle.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall adapted to receive said bottle, a closure for said housing having a skirt portion overlying the inner surface of the side walls adjacent the open end of the housing, and means including portions lanced out of said side walls and skirt adjacent the open :end to project inwardly and downwardly to interlock and prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said valve stem projecting from the housing having a dispensing means mounted thereon, the open ings formed by the lanced out portionsforming venting means for the housing in the event of breakage of the bottle having the aerosol under pressure, and preventing fragments of the broken bottle from leaving the housing.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with .a projecting stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side lWElllS and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said botle, a closure for said open end having a skirt portion overlying the inner surface of the side walls adjacent the open end of the housing, and means including portions lanced out of said side walls "and skirt adjacent the open end to project inwardly and downwardly to interlock and prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said valve stem projecting from the open end of the housing having a dispensing means mounted thereon, said housing having sight openings to permit the user to determine when the 'bottle is empty and also cooperating with the openings formed by the lanced out portions for forming venting means for the housing in the event of breakage of the bottle having the aerosol under pressure and preventing fragments of the broken bottle from leaving the housing.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having .a dispensing valve provided with a projecting tubular stem pormeans including portions of said side walls adjacent the 7 open end projecting upwardly to form abutments to interlock with the closure to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said valve stem projecting from the open end of the housing and having a dispensing means mounted thereon comprising a button having a center portion provided with a bore to receive the projecting .stem portion and a passage eX- tending to a dispensing nozzle to dispense material passing from the bottle and through the valve in response to inward movement of the stem, said button having a portion forming a cylindrical wall spaced from and concentric with the nozzle, a tubular extension slidable within the cylindrical wall from a retracted position to a projected position, means on the tubular extension and cylindrical wall portion for limiting the extension in a projected position, and a cap closing the outer end of the tubular extension.
  • An aerosol passage comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting slid-able tubular stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side wall-s and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said open end having a skirt portion overlying the inner surface of the side walls adjacent the open end of the housing, and means including portions lanced out of said side walls and skirt adjacent the open end to project inwardly and downwardly to interlock and prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said valve stem projecting from the housing having .a dispensing means mounted thereon, the openings formed by the lanced out portions forming venting means for the housing in the event of breakage of the bottle having the aerosol under pressure, and preventing fragments of the broken bottle from leaving the hous ng, said dispensing means comprising a button having a center portion provided with a bore to receive the projecting stem portion and a lateral passage extending to a dis
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a tubular stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said open end, means securing the closure to the side walls to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said valve stem projectin-g from the open end and having a dispensing means connected thereto and having a transverse bore closed at one end by a wall and having a center portion to receive the stem, and means disposed in the bore and having a passage means connecting the stem to a dispensing nozzle adjacent said wall.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a tubular stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the housing being adapted to receive said bottle, a closure for said housing, and means including portions of said side Walls adjacent the open end projecting inwardly to form abutments to interlock with the closure to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said valve stem having a dispensing means connected thereto and having a transverse bore forming a directing chamber closed at one end by a wall, said means having a center portion to receive the valve stem and a thimble disposed in the bore and having a passage means connecting the stem to a dispensing nozzle adjacent said wall.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a tubular stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open .to receive said bottle, a closure for said open end, means including portions of said side walls adjacent the open end projecting inwardly to form abutments to interlock with the closure to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said valve stem having a dispensing means connected thereto and having a transverse bore closed at one end by a wall and forming a directing chamber, said means having a center portion to receive the valve stem, and means forming an elongate passage means connecting the valve stem to a dispensing nozzle adjacent said wall, operation of said valve causing the aerosol to move along said passage and be dispensed from a point adjacent said wall into the directing chamber to be directed thereby.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a tubular stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls, an end wall having means to interlock with the side walls to prevent separation therefrom and slidable within the side walls to provide an operating button, the housing being adapted to receive said bottle, and a closure secured to the other end of said walls and having a dispensing means secured thereto, said valve stem being connected to said dispensing means and having a transverse bore closed at one end by a wall and having a center portion to receive the stem and a thirnble disposed in the bore and cooperating therewith to form a passage means connecting the stem to a dispensing nozzle adjacent said wall to dispense material into said transverse bore upon pressure being applied to said operating button to move the bottle relative to the valve stem.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said housing having a skirt slidably mounted on said open end, and means including portions of said side walls adjacent the open end projecting inwardly to form abut ments to engage a shoulder on said skirt to interlock therewith to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said closure receiving the projecting valve stem and having a dispensing means thereon.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said housing having a skirt slid-ably mounted on said open end, and means including portions of said side walls adjacent the open end projecting inwardly to form abutments to engage a shoulder on said skirt to interlock therewith to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said protective housing having at least one small sight opening adjacent the end wall to permit the user to detenrnine when the bottle is empty, said opening also venting the housing in the event of breakage of the bottle and preventing fragments of broken bottle from leaving the housing and said closure receiving the projecting valve stem and having a dispensing means in communication therewith.
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting tubular stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said housing having a skirt slidably mounted on said open end, and means including portions of said side walls adjacent the open end projecting inwardly and downwardly :to form abutments to engage a shoulder on said skirt to interlock therewith to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said closure having a cylindrical projection having a central bore to receive the valve stem and terminating in a partial hemisphere having a surface parallel to the axis of the cylindrical portion provided with a laterally directed dispensing nozzle communicating with said bore, a pair of slots in the sides of the cylindrical projection extending to a point adjacent the end thereof and lying in a plane parallel to the nozzle and passing through the axis of the cylindrical portion, an extension sleeve telescoping and cylindrical
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting tubular stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said housing having a skirt slidably mounted on said open end, and means including portions of said side walls adjacent the open end lanced in wardly and downwardly to fiorm abutments to engage a shoulder on said skirt to interlock therewith to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said closure having a cylindrical projection having a central bore to receive the valve stem, said cylindrical projection terminating in a partial hemisphere having a surface parallel to the axis of the cylindrical portion and having a dispensing nozzle therein communicating with said bore, a telescoping extension sleeve and means mounting said sleeve for sliding and pivotal movement on said cylindrical portion whereby said sleeve can be raised and then pivoted at the end of said extension to be
  • An aerosol package comprising a glass bottle containing an aerosol under pressure and having a dispensing valve provided with a projecting tubular stem portion, a plastic protective housing having side walls and an end wall, the other end of the housing being open to receive said bottle, a closure for said housing having a skirt slidably mounted on said open end, and means including portions of said side walls adjacent the open end projecting inwardly and downwardly to form abutments to engage a shoulder on said skirt to interlock therewith to prevent the closure from moving out of closing relation with the housing, said closure being slidable on the housing and having a cylindrical projection provided with a central bore to receive the valve stem and to actuate the valve upon inward sliding movement, said cylindrical projection terminating in a partial hemisphere having a surface parallel to the axis of the cylindrical portion and having a dispensing nozzle therein communicating with said bore, a pair of slots in the sides of the cylindrical projection extending to a point adjacent the end thereof and lying in a plane parallel to the nozzle and passing through
  • An aerosol package comprising a container having a tubular valve stem projecting therefrom and a dispensing means therefor comprising a mounting member having cylindrical projections provided with a central bore to receive the valve stem and to actuate the valve upon inward movement thereof, said cylindrical projection terminating in a partial hemisphere having a surface parallel to the axis of the cylindrical portion and having a dispensing nozzle therein communicating with said bore, a pair of solts in the sides of the cylindrical projection extending to a point adjacent the end thereof and lying in a plane parallel to the nozzle and passing through the axis of the cylindrical portion and an extension sleeve telescoping said cylindrical portion, said sleeve having a removable closure for the outer end and a pair of pivot pins adjacent the inner end and disposed in the slots whereby said sleeve can be raised until the pivots reach the ends of the slots and the extension thereafter turned laterally to be aligned with the dispensing nozzle, the sleeve being cut away to closely

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DE1400726A DE1400726C3 (de) 1962-05-07 1963-05-07 Abgabevorrichtung für einen Aerosolzerstäuberbehälter
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