A sample pump device comprising a flexible pouch, a rigid frame, a mechanical pump, an actuator and a rigid, non-flexible stem attachment. A flexible dip tube is specifically not included. The rigid frame houses the mechanical pump and supports the flexible pouch which contains a flowable product, such as perfume. The stem attachment provides a firm surface against which a user can provide counter pressure, as the mechanical pump is being operated. The sample pump device is adapted to withstand the extreme pressures of binding, bundling and distribution operations associated with printed circulars.

A liquid jet ejection device is provided. The liquid jet ejection device has a flexible lumen having an intake end positioned to be in fluid communication with a liquid source, and an output end distal from the intake end. A pump is coupled to the flexible lumen, the pump being actuatable to eject a liquid from the liquid source via the output end. A body structure extends from a handle and supports the output end of the flexible lumen, the body structure having a base form in which the output end of the flexible lumen is supported in a base pose relative to the handle, the body structure being deformable from the base form via contact with an object, the body structure returning to the base form upon withdrawal of contact.

A multilayered container (100) includes an inner container configured to contain content, and an outer container (7) configured to accommodate the inner container, wherein the inner container has a side surface formed with a plurality of folded pleats contractable and expandable in a vertical direction, so that the inner container is shrinkable inside the outer container (7), wherein the inner container includes a metal layer or an inorganic layer, and wherein a discharge mechanism (50), configured to discharge the content, and including a mechanism configured to prevent air from entering the inner container when discharging the content, is attached to an upper surface of the inner container.

The present invention concerns a system (1; 501; 601; 701; 801) for dispensing a fluid (L), comprising a container (C; C) for the fluid (L) and a device (10; 210; 210; 310; 410; 410) for dispensing the fluid (L). The device (10; 210; 210; 210; 410; 410) comprises a collapsible chamber (20) which defines a volume (V) suited to receive a quantity of said fluid (L) to be dispensed. The chamber (20) is defined by a first portion (30) and a second portion (130) mutually coupled with each other, wherein the first portion (30) comprises an area connected to the container (C; C) and wherein the second portion (130) comprises an area connected to the container (C; C).

The disclosure relates to a fluid pump including a plastomer spring with a captive valve element provided in an integrally formed valve chamber. The spring includes a first end portion and a second end portion and one or more spring sections connecting the first end portion to the second end portion, which spring sections can be compressed in the axial direction from an initial condition to a compressed condition and can subsequently expand to their initial condition. The valve chamber is formed in the first end portion.

Mouth fill devices can be mounted with respect to a mouth of a liquid container. The mouth fill device can include a circumferential shroud circumscribing an axis of the mouth fill device. The circumferential shroud can include an interior surface defining an interior passage extending along the axis. The interior passage can include a liquid fill passage. The mouth fill devices can further include a protrusion mounted relative to the circumferential shroud and extending within the interior passage. The protrusion can include an interior passageway extending through the protrusion that defines a liquid dispensing passage. The fluid fill passage can be disposed outside of the liquid dispensing passage.

The present invention relates to a foundation container comprising a pump having convenient pressurization and, more specifically, to a foundation container comprising a pump having convenient pressurization, wherein the outer wall of a pump main body is formed in the shape of an inwardly concave janggu (a Korean traditional hourglass drum), thereby not delimiting a pumping method to vertically pressurizing the center of a pump upper body, but facilitating the discharge of the contents even though any region of the pump upper body is pressurized. In addition, the present invention relates to a foundation container comprising a pump having convenient pressurization, wherein productivity is improved due to easy mass production by integrating a pump upper body and a pump main body in one body and forming a discharge valve and a suction valve in the same shape so as to simplify the structure of a pump.

A sprayer system includes a sprayer head, at least two reservoirs, and a gripping portion. The reservoirs hold constituent components of a product. The product is emitted from a nozzle included in the sprayer head. The emission of the product results in the depletion of the components of one of the reservoirs to a greater extent than the remaining at least one reservoir and changes the center of gravity of the sprayer system.

Provided is a cosmetic container including a container body for storing contents, a discharger for discharging the contents stored in the container body to the outside, a shoulder provided on an upper side of the container body, the shoulder having a see-through part made of a transparent material through which the contents stored inside can be observed from the outside.

A sample pump device comprising a flexible pouch, a rigid frame, a mechanical pump, an actuator and a rigid, non-flexible stem attachment. A flexible dip tube is specifically not included. The rigid frame houses the mechanical pump and supports the flexible pouch which contains a flowable product, such as perfume. The stem attachment provides a firm surface against which a user can provide counter pressure, as the mechanical pump is being operated. The sample pump device is adapted to withstand the extreme pressures of binding, bundling and distribution operations associated with printed circulars.