Patent classifications
B05B1/3046
FLUID CONTROL STRUCTURE OF DISPENSING APPARATUS
The present invention discloses a fluid control structure of a dispensing apparatus, comprising: a dispensing unit, a fluid supply unit, and a control unit. The present invention is characterized by its dispensing apparatus which includes a needle head, a thimble, and a valve body, wherein the valve body is provided with an accommodating space for accommodating the needle head and the thimble. The needle head is being formed a hollow space, and the space is tapered towards the direction of a nozzle, the nozzle disposed at one end of the needle head; the thimble is moved up and down along the valve body, having the same tapered as the inner diameter of the needle head. The fluid control structure of the dispensing apparatus of the present invention is to solve the shortcoming of prior art that the residual pressure in the dispensing process cause the fluid being dropped or leaked on the dispensing surface.
Paint spraying unit
A paint spraying unit for generating a shaped paint jet, including a paint nozzle positioned in a gap, wherein the paint nozzle includes a needle with a needle head that deviates from a rotationally symmetrical cross sectional design and a paint outlet opening that deviates from a rotationally symmetrical cross sectional design. The needle head is displaceable in relation to the paint outlet opening along a longitudinal axis of the needle for controlling a needle valve formed by the paint outlet opening and the needle head. The needle head, with the paint nozzle in a closed position with reference to the longitudinal axis, closes the paint outlet opening in a positive locking manner. In this connection, the needle head and/or the paint outlet opening is/are formed by a material with elastic properties at least in a surface region with which the two components come in contact.
Applicator with a small nozzle distance
The disclosure relates to an applicator, in particular a printhead, for applying a coating agent, in particular a paint, to a component, in particular a motor vehicle body component or an add-on part for a motor vehicle body component, having at least one nozzle row with a plurality of nozzles for dispensing the coating agent in the form of a coating agent jet, the nozzles are arranged one behind the other in a nozzle plane along the nozzle row at a specific nozzle spacing, and having a plurality of actuators for controlling the release of coating agent through the individual nozzles, the actuators each having an outer dimension along the nozzle row. The disclosure provides that the nozzle distance between the adjacent nozzles of the nozzle row is smaller than the outer dimension of the individual actuators along the nozzle row.
INJECTOR DEVICE FOR AN APPARATUS SUITABLE FOR MIXING CHEMICALLY REACTIVE COMPONENTS
An injector device for supplying a chemically reactive component to a mixing head includes a modular structure defined by a hollow housing and guiding body extending around a longitudinal symmetry axis and having one or more supply openings for supplying the chemically reactive component; in the hollow body a nozzle orifice is obtained arranged to face and communicate with a mixing chamber obtained in the mixing head; a pin-shaped partialization and control element, which is housed and slidably movable—along the longitudinal symmetry axis—in the hollow body and configured to vary a narrowed active section of the nozzle orifice; on the partialization and control element a tip portion is obtained that is conformed to receive pressure from the respective polymer component delivered to said hollow body so as to move away said partialization and control element from said nozzle orifice to vary the area of said narrowed active section; a modular adjusting and contrasting unit, which is removably couplable with the hollow body and with the partialization and control element and configured to exert an axisymmetric thrust action on the partialization and control element to arrange the partialization and control element in an initial position and preload condition to adapt the narrowed active section to a reference flowrate and pressure of the polymer component and subsequently to vary the position of said partialization and control element to adjust the narrowed active section according to the flowrate variation, exerting the contrasting force that is suitable for balancing the pressure exerted by the polymer component; the modular adjusting and contrasting unit includes a series of interchangeable elastic elements of conical disc shape, configured to exert a non-linear elastic action that is such as to contain the retracting stroke of the partialization and control element, limiting as much as possible the pressure variation at the variation of the flowrate of the respective polymer component entering the hollow housing and guiding body; the modular adjusting and contrasting unit, the tip portion and the nozzle orifice cooperate mutually to confer to the injector device a geometric conformation with high section gain, corresponding to a high ratio between the variation of the area of narrowed active section and the longitudinal shift of the partialization and control element.
Piezoelectric jetting system with quick release jetting valve
A fluid dispenser includes a dispenser body including an actuator, a fluid body housing, and a fluid body. The fluid body housing is coupled to the dispenser body at one end and releasably coupled to the dispenser body at another end, such that the fluid body housing is pivotable between a first position in which the fluid body housing is coupled to the dispenser body at both ends and a second position in which the fluid body housing is decoupled from the dispenser body at the other end. The fluid body includes a fluid inlet and a dispensing valve. The fluid body is at least partly retained in the fluid body housing when the fluid body housing is in the first position and is removable from the fluid body housing when the fluid body housing is in the second position.
CURABLE COMPOSITION FOR MECHANICAL FOAMING AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING FOAM OF THE SAME
A curable composition for mechanical foaming has a complex viscosity η* that satisfies the following conditions (A) and (B) in frequency dependence measurement by a rheometer: condition (A): η* at 0.1 Hz and 25° C. is in a range of 1000 to 50000 Pa.Math.s; and condition (B): η* at 10.0 Hz and 25° C. is in a range of 100 to 1000 Pa.Math.s.
The curing form of the curable composition for mechanical foaming is not a moisture curing form.
Minute fluid jetting device
A fluid micro-injection device comprises an execution system (100) and a flow channel assembly (200) connected with the execution system (100). The execution system (100) includes a base body (110), a movable member (120), an executor, an adjusting member (130) and a plurality of clearance sheets. The flow channel assembly (200) have a fluid seat (210), a nozzle (220) and a fluid supply joint (230).
DELIVERY DEVICES AND METHODS FOR SURGICAL SUBSTANCES
A clotting agent delivery system comprises a frame, a passageway extending along the frame, a discharge opening connected to the passageway, a clotting agent reservoir fluidly connected to the passageway to hold a clotting agent substance, a valve in the passageway to control flow of the substance through the passageway, and an actuator to allow propellent to flow into the passageway, wherein the valve and clotting agent reservoir cooperate to provide clotting agent substance to the discharge opening at constant pressure using the propellant. A method for delivering a clotting agent comprises inserting a delivery catheter into an anatomic area, coupling a clotting agent delivery system to the delivery catheter, the clotting agent delivery system having a reservoir of a clotting agent, operating a valve to release propellant for propelling the clotting agent, and conveying the propellant and the clotting agent to the delivery catheter at a constant pressure.
AUTOMATIC ADHESIVE SPRAYING CONTROL SYSTEM FOR PROGRESSIVE DIE OF MOTOR IRON CORE OF NEW ENERGY VEHICLE
An automatic adhesive spraying control system for progressive die of motor lamination core of a new energy vehicle according to the present disclosure includes a nozzle and a nozzle fixing plate, the nozzle fixing plate being provided with a mounting chamber, the nozzle being received in the mounting chamber, a top portion of the mounting chamber being a conical hole with an upper port being smaller than a lower port, a top cone of the nozzle being correspondingly inserted into the conical hole, a spring being arranged in the mounting chamber, two ends of the spring being respectively abutted against a bottom of the nozzle and a bottom side of the mounting chamber; wherein a side wall of the top cone of the nozzle is provided with an ejecting hole, the side wall of the top cone provided with the ejecting hole is attached to an inner side wall of the conical hole, a top of the nozzle extends out of the upper port of the conical hole, and an inlet orifice in communication with the mounting chamber is arranged at a bottom of the nozzle fixing plate; an adhesive supply device being connected to the inlet orifice via a pipe, an air pressure control system being mounted on the adhesive supply device, the air pressure control system supplying a push air pressure to an adhesive in the adhesive supply device and regulating a supplied push air pressure, such that a pressure ejected by the ejecting hole of the nozzle for ejecting the adhesive is controlled and regulated. This also facilitates adhesive application.
Water Spray Gun for Control of Outflow of Water and Adjustment of Outflow
A water spray gun for control of an outflow of water and adjustment of the amount of the outflow is revealed. The water spray gun includes a handle portion, a pipe portion connected to the handle portion and used for spraying water, and a control device arranged at the position where the pipe portion meets the handle portion. The control device comprises a press part and a rotary control member. The amount of the water outflow is controlled by the rotary control member. The amount of the outflow sprayed out from the pipe portion at respective stages is continuously controlled and regulated by the control device.