A dosing dispenser for a flowable composition includes a housing, a traveler, a plunger, and a driver. The housing defines a chamber, and the plunger is movable within the chamber. The traveler is at least partially within the chamber and configured to selectively position the plunger. The driver is at least partially within the chamber and configured to movably position the traveler relative to the driver. The driver is engaged with the traveler within the chamber.

There is provided a syringe filled with a resin composition which prevents a barrel cap from being detached due to temperature change during storage or during transportation, a production method thereof, and a storage method thereof. This syringe filled with the resin composition includes a syringe having a syringe barrel, a resin composition filling the syringe barrel, a plunger inserted in the syringe barrel, a barrel cap blocking an opening of the syringe barrel, and a spatial part between the plunger and the barrel cap in the syringe barrel. The pressure of the spatial part in a frozen state is 50 kPa to 92 kPa.

A plunger for dispensing a material from a collapsible package in a package tube. The plunger includes a main wall a plurality of sectors. The sectors include a flange extending therefrom at an angle to create a plunger side configured to receive an end of the collapsible package. The sectors adjacent to each other are separated by a slot defined through the flange and the sectors. The sectors are configured to bend in relation to the main wall when a predetermined force is applied to the sectors by the end of the collapsible package. The plunger can be utilized with a dispensing system for dispensing material contained in the collapsible package from a dispensing device. The dispensing system includes a piercing nozzle attachable to a dispensing end of the dispensing device, and the plunger attachable to a plunger rod configured to compress the package against the piercing nozzle.

To prevent a reduction in a bending strength and a buckling strength of a container bag for fluid in which a spout is mounted on an upper end of a trunk section formed of a sheet material. Cells 9 are formed between two films of the sheet material 2 by bonding the films together along bonding lines 8, and inflated with fluid. The cells 9 positioned within a width of the spout in a width direction of the trunk section 5 extends downwardly from a site at which the spout 6 is clamped by the layers of the sheet material 2. A lower end of the spout 6 is situated lower than upper ends of the cells 9.

A universal caulking gun and method of converting a standard caulking gun into a universal caulking gun are disclosed, along with a kit of parts for converting a standard caulking gun into a universal caulking gun. The universal caulking gun that is capable of accommodating both small and large caulking tubes. It includes a combination of small and large plunger members that are configured to be removably attached to the caulking gun rod. The small and large plunger members are sized and configured to nest together and form a single plunger unit corresponding to the internal diameter of a large caulking tube. Alternatively, the small and large plunger members are separable such that the single plunger unit corresponds to the internal diameter of a small caulking tube and the large plunger can be retained in a non-functional position.

An applicator for a syringe is provided that includes a hub configured to be disposed at least partially within a nozzle of the syringe and defining a fluid passage therethrough, with one or barbs on the hub that frictionally and sealingly engage an interior of the nozzle in a manner minimizing void space associated with waste of deliverable material, and an applicator tip extending distally from the hub. The barb(s) may have varying diameters in order to enable the applicator to be engaged and utilized with syringes having different diameter nozzles. Further the fluid passage through the hub and applicator tip is dimensioned to minimize the volume of material that is retained within the applicator after use, thereby increasing the volume of material that can dispensed from the syringe for use in a procedure or procedures and minimize waste.

A dispenser includes a housing having an inner volume and a push cup movable within the inner volume of the housing. A sleeve is arranged within the inner volume at a position between the cap and the push cup.

An apparatus including but not limited to a plunger driven dispenser comprising a handle having an inner section and an outer section and a top; a storage chamber formed inside of the inner section the contains a highly viscous product, wherein the storage chamber has a tapered opening at the bottom and an aperture in the top of the storage chamber, wherein the aperture further comprises a coned tip surrounding the aperture; a syringe and plunger formed inside of the outer section that fits into the storage chamber and extrudes the cosmetic product through the coned tip aperture under pressure applied to the plunger; and an aperture in the top that receives cosmetic product from the storage chamber through the coned tip aperture and a spike to seal the storage chamber.

A sealed device (1) for protecting and dispensing pasty or creamy products (7), includes a reservoir (2) containing the product (7) and suitable for receiving, at the bottom end thereof, a longitudinally movable sealing plug (3). The reservoir (2) is longitudinally movable like a piston in a pump body (4) and it is forced into the closed position by a spring element (5) that cooperates in compression with a lateral outer projection (2e) of the reservoir (2) and with the top of the side wall (6b) of the base (6) attached to the pump body (4). The pump body (4) includes an elastically deformable upper membrane (4a) providing a pump function and also includes, on an upper lateral wall thereof (4c), a lateral opening (4e) for dispensing the product (7). The assembled reservoir (2) and pump body (4) form a system suitable for circulating the product (7) via a compression chamber (C) supplied from the reservoir (2) by at least one upper inlet orifice (2b). The device is particularly suitable for the hygiene, pharmacy and cosmetics fields.