135results about "Filling devices" patented technology

A facility for adjusting a number of servers assigned to server pools for performing certain work types on the basis of unmet service needs in a work processing facility. Servers may include service agents, both human and robotic. A server assignor and corresponding server assignment method may each be employed in a work distributor or an automatic call distributor (“ACD”) to conditionally adjust server availability in server pools. The server assignor compares a composite preference value for a work type against each server's threshold value for the work type. When the server assignor determines that the composite preference value is greater than or equal to a server's threshold value, then the server assignor indicates that the server may be included in the server pool for that work type. Each server has preference values and threshold values for different kinds of work. The magnitude of a preference value represents an affinity for the work type. The server's threshold value represents a reluctance to perform work having that work type. The server does not normally receive work for which the preference value is less than the threshold value, unless the server assignor determines that the composite preference value exceeds the server's threshold value for that work type. The server assignor and corresponding server assignment method may compute the composite preference value from a number of user-selectable inputs and utilize a number of user-selectable functions.

A portable refillable marker-fluid cartridge comprising a marker-chamber; a marker-fluid applicator extending from out of the cartridge wherein the marker fluid applicator is in fluid communication with the marker-chamber; a filling mechanism configured to open from a delivery tube being pushed theretowards, thereby allowing the marker fluid to pass into the marker-chamber, and at least one seal-ring configured to minimize leak of the marker-fluid out of the marker-chamber.

There is provided a liquid applicator allowing a liquid to be easily replenished and replaced, as well as capable of containing a large amount of liquid. The liquid applicator includes a main body provided with a tank inside thereof, a tip shaft that is coupled to the tip end side of the main body, and a brush that is fixed in the tip shaft and projecting from the tip end of the tip shaft. A liquid may be sucked into a tank by releasing the coupling of the main body and the tip shaft, sinking a tip end opening of the main body in the liquid, and sliding a sliding cylinder attached to the rear portion of the main body.

A device for applying a liquid or gel-like product, in particular a cosmetic product, comprising a rotatably supported ball serving as an applicator element, and a storage chamber for the product to be applied on a side of the ball in opposite relationship to an applicator side of the ball for loading the ball on its side in opposite relationship to its applicator side, wherein the storage chamber has a feed opening for the product to be applied. A vent opening is disposed behind the feed opening as viewed from the ball for venting the storage chamber.

The invention discloses a device capable of automatically changing the cartridge of a fountain pen. The device comprises a box body, wherein a left cavity and a right cavity are formed in the left side and the right side of the interior of the box body separately; an upper boss is fixedly connected with the inner wall of the upper section part of the right cavity; a lower boss at the lower left part of the upper boss is fixedly connected with the inner wall of the upper section part of the right cavity; the lower boss is rotatably connected with a grooved wheel device; a rotary rod device is connected below the grooved wheel device; and a gripper is fixedly connected with the lower section part of the rotary rod device. The device is more efficient in automatically changing the cartridge of the fountain pen and can collect the changed wasted cartridge to save the time for changing and treating the wasted cartridges.

There is provided a method for manufacturing a coating instrument provided with a filling member having a filling region in which a coating material is filled and a body portion including an extruding portion inserted inside so as to be brought into close contact with the filling member and constituting a rear end of the filling region, in which the coating material is discharged from a discharge outlet on a tip end side of the filling member by advance of the extruding portion, including a step of filling the coating material into the filling region of the filling member from behind in a state in which a front side of the filling member is located below the rear side, a step of feeding a predetermined amount of air from the discharge outlet into the filling region so that a space is formed on the tip end side in the filling region after the coating material is filled, and a step of assembling the body portion to the filling member after the air is fed.