Device for packaging and dispensing sterile liquid products
A technology for disinfecting liquids and utensils, applied in the field of utensils, can solve the problems of utensils not entering the air, complicated airtight devices, and costing money, and achieve the effect of ensuring flow regulation
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[0026] See attached picture, figure 1 appliance shown, with Figure 2 to Figure 4 The apparatus shown is the same, designed for the packaging and dispensing of sterile liquid products.
[0027] The appliance comprises a container (not shown) on which a nozzle E is mounted.
[0028] The nozzle E has a flange C connected to the container, and an internal pipe 1 whose upstream end 1a communicates with the container and whose downstream end 1b opens outward through a vent hole 10 .
[0029] The duct 1 is at least partially blocked gas-tight with an insert 2, preferably made of a porous material.
[0030] More precisely, this porous material allows the insert 2, on the one hand, to ensure the dosage of the product by slowing down the outward flow of the product when the container is pressurized, and on the other hand, when the container is pressurized back to atmospheric pressure. At the same time, the filtration of inhaled air is ensured.
[0031] The resulting air inlet preve...
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