Nicholas G Capra

US Patent:

42353530, Nov 25, 1980

Filed:

Mar 24, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/889904

Inventors:

Nicholas G. Capra - East Hanover NJ
Ronald L. Antenore - Coral Gables FL

Assignee:

James D. Pauls and J. Claybrook Lewis and Associates, Limited - Miami Lakes FL

International Classification:

B05B 1102

US Classification:

222256

Abstract:

A dispensing device for discharging material under pressure, includes at least one accumulating chamber for receiving and accumulating material to be dispensed and operable to discharge the material under pressure over a sustained period of time for use as desired, and at least one expansible chamber operable to incrementally move material from a container into the accumulating chamber for storage of the material under pressure, whereby a prolonged, pressurized discharge of the material can be obtained.

US Patent:

41051459, Aug 8, 1978

Filed:

Sep 16, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/724006

Inventors:

Nicholas G. Capra - East Hanover NJ

International Classification:

B05B 1100

US Classification:

222340

Abstract:

A dispensing device includes a manually operable loading member carried by and accessible exteriorly of a container having a material to be dispensed, with the loading member connected through a gear arrangement with a material dispensing piston reciprocable in a dispensing chamber which is in communication with the interior of the container. Operation of the loading member in a first direction effects reciprocation of the piston in a first direction to draw material into the dispensing chamber, and a spring acts on the piston to move it in a second direction to dispense the material from the chamber through a nozzle for use as desired.

US Patent:

42225000, Sep 16, 1980

Filed:

Jul 24, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/927274

Inventors:

Nicholas G. Capra - East Hanover NJ
Roy Hammett - Miami FL

Assignee:

James D. Pauls, Limited - Miami FL

International Classification:

B05B 1102

US Classification:

222207

Abstract:

A non-propellant operated, duration spray dispenser includes structure for mechanically pressurizing the material to be dispensed by pumping it into an expansible bulb for storage under pressure for subsequent dispensing of the material, and a snap-acting positive shut off valve is provided to terminate discharge of the material when pressure falls below a predetermined minimum.

US Patent:

41679415, Sep 18, 1979

Filed:

Oct 5, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/729830

Inventors:

Nicholas G. Capra - East Hanover NJ
Ronald L. Antenore - Coral Gables FL

Assignee:

James D. Pauls, Ltd. (Limited Partnership) - Miami FL

International Classification:

B05B 1102

US Classification:

128251

Abstract:

A dispensing device for discharging material under pressure, includes at least one accumulating chamber for receiving and accumulating material to be dispensed and operable to discharge the material under pressure over a sustained period of time for use as desired, and at least one expansible chamber operable to incrementally move material from a container into the accumulating chamber for storage of the material under pressure, whereby a prolonged, pressurized discharge of the material can be obtained.

US Patent:

41740556, Nov 13, 1979

Filed:

Apr 20, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/789551

Inventors:

Nicholas G. Capra - East Hanover NJ
Ronald L. Antenore - Coral Gables FL

Assignee:

James D. Pauls & J. Claybrook Lewis & Associates, Ltd. - Miami FL

International Classification:

B67D 532

US Classification:

222319

Abstract:

A non-aerosol pressure dispenser includes a pressurization chamber having a piston reciprocable therein and a manual actuator extends from outside the chamber into operative association with the piston. The actuator is reciprocable in a first direction to move the piston to compress a spring engaged therewith and to draw material into the chamber. The spring urges the piston in a second direction to pressurize the material in the chamber and a discharge valve or nozzle is connected with the chamber to release the pressurized contents thereof over a desired prolonged period of time and at a sufficient pressure to obtain a fine mist of the material.

US Patent:

42225019, Sep 16, 1980

Filed:

Jul 24, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/927563

Inventors:

Roy Hammett - Miami FL
Nicholas G. Capra - East Hanover NJ

Assignee:

James D. Pauls and J. Claybrook Lewis and Associates, Limited - Miami FL

International Classification:

B05B 1100
F04B 4308

US Classification:

222207

Abstract:

A trigger operated dispenser includes a plurality of expansible chambers, with one of the chambers comprising a pumping chamber connected to be operated by the trigger, and another chamber connected to receive product from the pumping chamber and operative to expand and accumulate an amount of product for continuous discharge of the product through the nozzle, whereby continuous discharge of the product is obtained during both pressurization and intake modes of operation of the trigger operated pumping chamber.

US Patent:

41740521, Nov 13, 1979

Filed:

Dec 20, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/862551

Inventors:

Nicholas G. Capra - East Hanover NJ
Roy Hammett - Miami FL

Assignee:

James D. Pauls, Ltd. - Miami FL

International Classification:

B05B 1102

US Classification:

222207

Abstract:

An economical and easy to operate mechanically operated dispensing device has a rotatable actuator connected with at least one expansible chamber to effect operation of the expansible chamber to draw material to be dispensed from a container into the expansible chamber and to then pressurize the material. An expansible bulb is connected with the expansible chamber and with a dispensing nozzle, and has a volumetric capacity several times as great as the expansible chamber. Valves are associated with the bulb to control flow into and out of the bulb, whereby the rotatable actuator and expansible chamber are operative to repeatedly draw material from the container, pressurize it and transfer it under pressure into the bulb, the bulb expanding as material is added thereto, and the elasticity of the bulb being such as to exert a substantial pressure on the material in the bulb. Subsequent operation of the dispensing nozzle releases the material from the expanded bulb, and the bulb returns to its normal, at-rest condition. The relative sizes of the expansible chamber and bulb are such that a hydraulic force multiplication is obtained from the expansible chamber into the bulb, whereby very little effort is required to operate the rotatable actuator.

US Patent:

41620305, Jul 24, 1979

Filed:

Apr 20, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/789552

Inventors:

Nicholas G. Capra - East Hanover NJ
Ronald L. Antenore - Coral Gables FL

Assignee:

J. Claybrook Lewis and Associates, Ltd.

International Classification:

B05B 1102

US Classification:

222321

Abstract:

A disposable package dispenser comprises a replaceable, collapsible, prefilled package of the product to be dispensed, and includes a product discharge member and attachment structure for releasably attaching the package to a pressurizable dispensing container. The container includes a manually operable expansible chamber to pressurize the interior of the container and thus the collapsible product containing package to collapse the package and effect pressurized discharge of the product when the discharge member is operated.