Dispensing cassette with adapted nozzle diameter

By modifying nozzle diameters to accommodate larger fluid components, the dispensing system prevents clogging and improves operational efficiency.

DE202025000563U1Active Publication Date: 2025-06-12POHL MARTIN
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Patent Information

Application Number
DE202025000563
Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-03-10
Publication Date
2025-06-12
Estimated Expiration
2035-03-31

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing dispensing systems with standard nozzle diameters struggle with clogging due to fluids containing components larger than the nozzle diameter.

Method used

Adapting nozzle diameters to accommodate fluids with larger components by modifying the nozzle design.

Benefits of technology

Prevents nozzle clogging by allowing the dispensing of fluids with larger components, enhancing system efficiency and reliability.

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Abstract

Dispensing cassette with adapted nozzle diameter, characterized in that different nozzles with a diameter different from the commercially available diameter are used in order to dispense the liquids containing the larger components and thus avoid clogging as with commercially available nozzles.
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Description

In known dispensing systems, as are offered by different manufacturers, for example, nozzles with two standard diameters are installed. These are suitable for most fluids to be dispensed.The invention specified in claim 1 also makes it possible, by adapting the nozzle diameters, to use fluids which are to be dispensed in which nozzles with standard diameters become clogged (for example in the case of constituents in the fluid which are dispensed which are greater than the standard diameter of the commercially available nozzles).The problem is solved by the feature recited in claim 1.

Claims

Dispensing cartridge with an adapted nozzle diameter, characterized in that different nozzles with a different diameter than the diameter customary on the market are used to dispense the liquids with the larger constituents contained therein and thus to avoid clogging as in the case of the commercially available nozzles.