Spray Producer or Atomizer for Perfumes and other Liquids.
Year: 1895

page_text: COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
A Spray Producer or Atomizer for Perfumes and other Liquids.
We BRUNO HENNIG, Mechanic, and MAX JAHN, Merchant, both of
29, Wintergartenstrasse, Dresden, in the Empire of Germany, do hereby declare
the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to be performed to
be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following statement. :-
Our invention relates to a spray producer or atomizer with an elastic receptacle
for the perfume or other liquid to be atomized, the atomizer being closed in such
a manner that the escape from the receptacle is impossible.
In the accompanying drawings which illustrate this invention Figure 1. shows a
vertical section and Fig. 2. a side elevation of our invention.
Upon a receptacle a of indiarubber or other suitable elastic material is arranged
and fixed in an appropriate manner an atomizing nozzle adapted to be closed. The
atomizing nozzle consists of a piece b perforated throughout its length and which
can be closed at its upper end by a screw cap c, Fig. 2.
For the outlet of the atomized perfume I provide in a suitable manner a lateral
adjutage d possessing a small opening. A pivoted flap e which with its end f
forming a spring is held on the adjutage d, is surrounded by an elastic cover g and
effects the closing of the outlet orifice.
In the piece is secured a tube bent to a right angle and extending into the
bore of the adjutage d. This bore tapers considerably towards the outlet orifice,
and the tube extends nearly to the periphery of the bore.
For enabling the tube to be fitted to receptacles of different depths it may also
be made so that it can be lengthened telescopically.
When the receptacle has been filled the air is compressed after opening the flap e
by the pressure of the hand upon the receptacle, so that the compressed air expels
the perfume which is simultaneously atomized by the air forced out.
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As the pressure diminishes the air is drawn in again through the hole in the
adjutage d. In order to facilitate the suction of air to each bottle be added a
second screw cap c¹ Fig. 1. to take the place of the screw cap c Fig. 2. This
second screw cap has at the top an aperture closed by a return valve i of india-
rubber. As this mode of closing cannot prevent the escape of the perfume when
the bottle falls, this screw cap c', which is not absolutely needed, can only be
employed in the case of bottles on toilet tables and the like."
The flap e being closed and the screw cap c or c' removed the receptacle a is
filled by the pressure of the atmospheric air after compressing the receptacle and
dipping the end of the piece into the liquid to be introduced. Instead of
perfume use may of course be made of any other liquid such as carbolic water and
the like.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said inven-
tion, and in what manner the same is to be performed, we declare that what we
claim is :-
A perfume atomizer with an elastic receptacle, characterized by the combination
of a perfume receptacle a made of elastic material, such as indiarubber, with an
ine nazula for the nurnace of ornellive the vorfume when exerting a pressure

page_text: upon the receptacle, by the air thus compressed, and of atomizing the perfume at
the same time.
Dated this 9th day of January 1895
J. B. FLEURET,
.5, Hatton Garden, London, Agent for the Applicants.