An aerosol unit for an aerosol dispenser, which aerosol unit comprises an axially oriented body, having a distal inlet part and a proximal outlet part; a carrier member arranged in the body, transversally to the axis between the inlet part and the outlet part; and wherein the carrier member comprises through-holes which place the inlet part in fluid communication with the outlet part, and wherein the carrier member is insert-moulded into the body such that a contact surface between the carrier and the body forms an air-tight seal.

A trigger dispensing head for a liquid dispensing device includes a chassis, a trigger, elastic return means having a return element supported by the chassis, and a reversible locking device. The locking device is supported by the return element of a non-return element.

An all plastic compression spring assembly includes a slotted tubular spring element formed from a tensile polymer material and upper and lower loading cones received at opposing upper and lower ends of the slotted tubular spring element. The upper loading cone may be axially compressible towards the lower loading cone within the slotted tubular spring element whereby the slotted tubular spring element radially expands in tension to create an opposing radial contraction force, and in turn, an axial extension spring force. When released, the spring element elastically returns to its normal at rest shape, returning the cones to their normal at rest positions. In some dispenser configurations, the lower loading cone may be stationary or fixed within the dispensing head and the upper loading cone may be downwardly compressible toward the lower loading cone by movement of a nozzle head.

Disclosed is a metering pump comprising a housing that extends from an inlet region to an outlet and surrounds a piston which is urged into a starting position by a compression spring. In the metering pump the stop limiting the lifting stroke of the piston is formed by the lower end of the piston coming in contact with the inlet portion.

The disclosure discloses a dual-spring all-plastic vacuum pump which includes a base and a pressing head. A feeding hole is formed in a bottom of the base, an accommodating cavity is defined by assembly of the pressing head and the base, the feeding hole is in communication with the accommodating cavity, and a limiting cover, a plastic one-way spring, a discharging member and a plastic reset spring are disposed in the accommodating cavity. The limiting cover surrounds the feeding hole, a guide hole in a top of the limiting cover is in communication with an interior of the limiting cover, the plastic one-way spring is clamped between the base and the limiting cover, a fixed end of the plastic one-way spring is in connection and communication with the feeding hole, a stressed end of the plastic one-way spring is in communication with the guide hole, and the fixed end and the stress are opposite. The discharging member is disposed between the pressing head and the limiting cover, the discharging member penetrates through the guide hole and is in communication with the stressed end, and the discharging member is configured to receive materials to the pressing head for output. The plastic reset spring is clamped between the discharging member and the limiting cover. Pressing of the pressing head is configured to push the discharging member to compress the plastic one-way spring. By means of the solution, a metal spring is replaced with a plastic spring, and the problem that an existing pump head is inconvenient to directly recycle is practically solved.

An elastic member for a pump assembly is provided. The elastic member may include an upper support; a lower support provided under the upper support; and a connection part which connects the upper support and the lower support, and in which peaks and valleys are repeatedly formed in an outward direction to be bent when the elastic member is pressurized.

A foam dispenser with a pump mechanism that mixes a liquid with air to generate foam. The pump mechanism includes a first stage pump and a second stage pump. The first stage pump delivers the liquid and a first volume of the air through a first foam generator to generate a first foam. The second stage pump delivers the first foam and a second volume of the air through a second foam generator to generate a second foam.

A trigger dispensing head for a compact dispenser is provided. The trigger dispensing head has a frame, a piston chamber, a piston, a dispensing pipe, a trigger, and a return element having two arms. Each arm of the two arms is arranged in a respective part of a sagittal plane. A lower backing part, supported by the frame, has a main surface. Lower ends of the return element are in contact with the main surface and freely movable thereon.

A biasing member for use in reciprocating dispenser pumps is contemplated. The member is made completely of polymeric materials and is suitable as a direct replacement for metallic coil springs. The biasing member includes spiral shape defined by inner and outer helix traces, with a series of perforations provided along one or both of those traces. These perforations, in conjunction with thinned channels, the size and shape of holes, and the size and shape of apertures, all cooperate to allow for a spring with sufficient resilience and greater spring force in comparison conventional, all-polymer biasing members.

A container includes: a container part adapted to store a material therein and having a discharge part disposed on one side thereof to discharge the material therefrom; and a sliding cap coupled to top of the container part and moving a space between a first position for blocking the discharge part from the outside and a second position for exposing the discharge part to the outside according to external forces applied in different directions, wherein the container part and the sliding cap each have at least one or more magnetic members adapted to fix the sliding cap to the first position or the second position and help the sliding cap move, if the external force greater than a given level is applied to the sliding cap, in a direction to which the external force is applied.