A holding device is used to maintaining a push button of a spray container to be pressed to release contents without continuous press by an operator. The holding device for a spray container comprises a supporting part which is placed around the push button, an adjusting part having a pillar-shaped portion standing on the supporting part and a diving board-shaped portion connected to the pillar-shaped portion and extending over a top of the push button, on a top of the diving board-shaped portion having a recess; and an auxiliary part being pillar-shaped and standing on the supporting part, having a protrusion toward the adjusting part to be engaged with the recess.

The actuator includes a shroud adapted to be situated on an aerosol container over the stem and an actuation member mounted on and moveable within the shroud to depress the stem by the application of an external force applied to the top surface of the actuation member. The actuation member includes a nozzle and a conduit for connecting the stem and the nozzle. A hood is normally positioned to block the actuation member from being moved to depress the stem. A locking member normally intersects the path of movement of the hood to lock the hood in its blocking position. The locking member has two sections both of which must be simultaneously moved to a position remote from the path of hood movement such that the hood may be moved from its blocking position, allowing the actuation member to be moved to depress the stem.

The actuator includes a shroud adapted to be situated on an aerosol container over the stem and an actuation member mounted on and moveable within the shroud to depress the stem by the application of an external force applied to the top surface of the actuation member. The actuation member includes a nozzle and a conduit for connecting the stem and the nozzle. A hood is normally positioned to block the actuation member from being moved to depress the stem. A locking member normally intersects the path of movement of the hood to lock the hood in its blocking position. The locking member has two sections both of which must be simultaneously moved to a position remote from the path of hood movement such that the hood may be moved from its blocking position, allowing the actuation member to be moved to depress the stem.

An aerosol product diffuser assembly comprises: a diffuser block (1) comprising an annular casing (2) inside which a cam actuator (3) is mounted axially mobile, a control lever (10) provided with a planar body (12) making it possible to control the diffusion of the aerosol liquid said cam actuator (3) comprising: (i) an axially mobile cam follower plate (4); (ii) an aerosol bottle nozzle housing (5), arranged on the cam follower plate (4); (iii) a duct (6a) connected to the nozzle housing and enabling the liquid to diffuse to a discharge point of the aerosol liquid, the control lever (10) being pivotably mounted on the annular casing (2), and the cam actuator (3) being able to be pushed axially towards the aerosol bottle by at least one pivoting cam (15).

An apparatus for dispensing pressurized air and/or tire sealant from a pressurized can. The apparatus comprising a nozzle and a locking element for the nozzle and/or a cap including a free length of hose that is positioned within the cap. The locking element locks the nozzle in the non-dispensing position for safety during non-use or in a dispensing position for ease of use. The hose provides an extension for the nozzle for hard to reach places, and stores fully wound within the cap, such as along the inner circumference of the cap.

An apparatus for dispensing pressurized air and/or tire sealant from a pressurized can. The apparatus comprising a nozzle and a locking element for the nozzle and/or a cap including a free length of hose that is positioned within the cap. The locking element locks the nozzle in the non-dispensing position for safety during non-use or in a dispensing position for ease of use. The hose provides an extension for the nozzle for hard to reach places, and stores fully wound within the cap, such as along the inner circumference of the cap.

The invention pertains generally to an improved fluid dispensing device, particularly a dispensing device which employs at least one hemispherical domed cannister source of reactants and which uses a color-changing dispensing plastic tip to inform the end-user if the reactants are at a proper use temperature.

The invention pertains generally to an improved fluid dispensing device, particularly a dispensing device which employs at least one hemispherical domed cannister source of reactants and which uses a color-changing dispensing plastic tip to inform the end-user if the reactants are at a proper use temperature.

A toy having a housing for use or integration with handheld toy products such as action figures for string generating foam discharge toy elements capable of projecting string webs or other launched foam discharge, and further methods of charging receptacle reservoir cavities from a canister supply, and projecting foam string or web discharge with activating or triggering action of the toy features associated with mechanical manipulations through the use of valve controls, used with a removable canister containing the discharge element.

A combined lid/valve device including a lid, for a pressurised product dispensing container, and a valve mechanism, in which the lid is provided with a so-called upper face and a so-called lower face, in which the lower face of the lid includes a base provided with a skirt for receiving the neck of a pocket containing the product to be dispensed, the base forming a housing for the valve mechanism consisting of a dispensing tube and a sealing gasket, the sealing gasket mounted on the dispensing tube snap-fitting into a through-hole between the upper face and lower face of the lid and allowing an outlet end of the dispensing tube to project beyond the upper face of the lid.