Abstract A non-aerosol type fluid and paste dispenser wherein the fluid is contained within a housing which is sealed at the bottom and is provided with a dispensing valve at the top, which includes a piston member within the housing which engages the walls of the housing in sealing relation and which is axially movable between a raised position and a lowered position within the housing to compress the gases between the piston member and the bottom wall of the housing with means for releasably latching the piston member in its lowered position, said piston means pressurizing the fluid or paste in the portion of the housing between the piston and the valve upon release of the piston when in its lowered position of adjustment.
In a fluid and paste dispenser comprising an elongate rigid housing sealed at its top and bottom sides by a top and bottom wall, a dispensing valve in the top wall, a disc plate mounted for independent axial movement within the housing between an original raised and lowered filled positions of adjustment and extending into sealed engagement with the walls of the housing whereby gases confined between the disc plate and the bottom wall are compressed responsive to movement of the disc plate from raised to lowered position, means for releasably latching the disc plate when in its lowered position of adjustment, a collapsible bag containing the fluid or paste material to be dispensed, said bag being dimensioned to be received within the housing in the space above the disc plate, and in which the dispensing valve comprises a hollow shaft extending from the valve into the interior of the housing and dimensioned to have a length to pierce the bag for communicating the fluid or paste material within the bag with the dispensing valve.
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In a fluid and paste dispenser comprising an elongate rigid housing sealed at its top and bottom sides by a top and bottom wall, a dispensing valve in the top wall, a disc plate mounted for independent axial movement within the housing between an original raised and lowered filled positions of adjustment and extending into sealed engagement with the walls of the housing whereby gases confined between the disc plate and the bottom wall are compressed responsive to movement of the disc plate from raised to lowered position, means for releasably latching the disc plate when in its lowered position of adjustment, a collapsible bag containing the fluid or paste material to be dispensed, said bag being dimensioned to be received within the housing in the space above the disc plate, and in which the dispensing valve comprises a hollow shaft extending from the valve into the interior of the housing and dimensioned to have a length to pierce the bag for communicating the fluid or paste material within the bag with the dispensing valve.