Improvements in or relating to resilient collapsible containers
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Abstract 642,256. Collapsable tubes; powder distributers. KERSWELL, H. H. Oct. 31, 1947, No. 29104. [Classes 18 and 66] A collapsable tube &c. for discharging liquid or powder in jets or puffs has flexible walls 1 resiliently supported so that the tube &c. returns to normal shape after pressing, and has an air duct 3 leading to the lower end of the tube &c. from the discharge opening which may be an ordinary collapsable tube nozzle, or may be a cut-off corner 6 of a flared, folded top. The outer wall 1 may be of fabric, paper, pliable metal, rubber, thin leather, or cellulose acetate &c. formed from sheet material or moulded. The lining 2 may be of rubber, cellulose acetate, or spring steel &c. coiled &c. to form a tube, as a single complete tube, or as two or more co-axial tubes and may be cemented &c. to the wall 1. The air duct 3 may be of plastic, metal, or glass and may be partly located between the wall 1 and the lining or in a groove or pocket in the lining; it may be cemented to the wall or lining or to both. The wall, or a single-ply lining may be formed by spraying or painting. Specification 611,060 is referred to.
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