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  • 401 Wanetah Dr, Midland, MI 48640 (989) 835-8548
  • Struthers, OH

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Position: Professional/Technical

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Degree: Graduate or professional degree

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Foam-Generating Pump Sprayer

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US Patent:
46038124, Aug 5, 1986
Filed:
May 21, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/612196
Inventors:
Paul R. Stoesser - Midland MI
John E. Cuzic - Midland MI
John W. McLaren - Beaverton MI
Assignee:
The Dow Chemical Company - Midland MI
International Classification:
B05B 126
B05B 1100
US Classification:
239329
Abstract:
A hand-held apparatus for spraying foam comprises (a) a manually-operated dispensing pump capable of receiving a foamable liquid from a suitable container and ejecting it into the atmosphere through an atomizing nozzle, thereby forming a spray from such liquid and projecting it outwardly from the nozzle in a predetermined spray pattern, and (b) foam-forming device including an air inlet and a screen retained in the path of the spray. The screen can be retained in a foam-forming position by suitable means such as a housing operatively associated with the dispensing pump. Substantially all the spray passes through the foam-forming device without contact except by the screen, thereby generating foam with little modification of the predetermined spray pattern.

Foam-Generating Pump Sprayer

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US Patent:
44639058, Aug 7, 1984
Filed:
Sep 14, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/301797
Inventors:
Paul R. Stoesser - Midland MI
John E. Cuzic - Midland MI
John W. McLaren - Beaverton MI
Assignee:
The Dow Chemical Company - Midland MI
International Classification:
B05B 126
B05B 1100
US Classification:
239329
Abstract:
A hand-held apparatus for spraying foam comprises (a) a manually-operated dispensing pump capable of receiving a foamable liquid from a suitable container and ejecting it into the atmosphere through an atomizing nozzle, thereby forming a spray from such liquid and projecting it outwardly from the nozzle in a predetermined spray pattern, and (b) foam-forming device including an air inlet and a screen retained in the path of the spray. The screen can be retained in a foam-forming position by suitable means such as a housing operatively associated with the dispensing pump. Substantially all the spray passes through the foam-forming device without contact except by the screen, thereby generating foam with little modification of the predetermined spray pattern.
John E Cuzic from Midland, MI, age ~72 Get Report