US1674638A - Receptacle for liquids - Google Patents
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- My invention relates to liquid recepta cles and particularly to those from which liquid may be removed in small quantities;
- the invention is particularly suitable for use in shoe factories Where a leather dressing or polish is applied to the shoes by means of a sponge.
- the polish contains acids Which are deleterious to ordinary metal receptacles and covers, thus necessitating frequent renewals.
- One object of my invention is to provide a receptacle for liquids, which is formed of a minimum number of parts that are not longitudinal sectional view thereof. and Fig;
- FIG. 3 is a transverse sectional view, looking in the direction of the arrows 33 of Fig. 2.
- the cover 4t preferably of glass or porcelain, and a 0ne-piece cover member 5, preferably of aluminum cast in asingle piece.
- the cover is provided with laterally projecting flanges 5' overlying the peripheral edges of the dish 4 and forming seats against which the cover rests when supported upon the receptacle.
- a wooden roller 6 is supported between downwardly extending flanges or side walls 7 of the cover 5, upon a bronze shaft 8 that is rotatably supported by the flanges 7.
- the dish 4 is recessed. at its undersurface indicated in Figs. 2 and 3, so as to provide a marginal flange upon which it may rest, thus reducing the tendencyof the dish to rock or tilt upon uneven surfaces.
- the interior corners of the dish 4 are curved or rounded so as to eliminate grooves in which sediment would collect.
- the flanges 7 are extended at their ends to form stop lugs 9 that prevent displacement of the cover 5 in an endwise direction,
- the receptacle consists of'a dish portion the flanges 7 serving to prevent lateral displacement thereof.
- the cover 5 is also provided with inclined walls or depressed portions 10 and 11 in registry with the edges of side walls 7.
- transversely disposed ribs 12 and 13 are formed, either by being cast in the form shown when casting the cover, or by cutting away an extension of the cover 10.
- a sponge to be saturated with' the polish or other liquid is placed upon the shelf 11v and drawn across the roller 6, causing rotation thereof. Liquid from the dish is thus; carried into con tact'with the sponge. Movement of the sponge is continued across the ribs 13 and 12 to the shelf 10, at which point the sponge is lifted and applied to the shoe or article being treated. If the operator has reason to think that too much moisture has been absorbed by the sponge, he will apply pressure to the sponge when drawing it over the ribs 13 and 12, so that surplus liquid will be squeezed therefrom and permitted to return to thebody of the liquid in the dish 4.
- cover 5 is integrally formed of a single casting, there are nowelded or riveted joints within which liquid may gather.
- the receptacle will last indefinitely as compared to thedevices heretofore employed, wherein the covers, at
- a liquid dispensing device comprising in combination a receptacle for a liquid and a cover therefor, said cover comprising a one piece member having lateral flanges overlying the peripheral edges of the receptacle toconstitute a seat, a pair of downwardly projecting sidewalls for journalling a'moistenmg roll, and lugs for holding sa d cover against movement, and inclined surfaces ex tendingtransversely of and in registry with the edges of said. side walls, all integrally formed 'to constitute a unitary cover member.
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June 26, 1928.
R. s. cooK RECEPTACLE FOR LIQUIDS Filed Sept. 4, i925 HWa/8 I I I I I p I l/ mv zn'ron Patented June 26, 1928.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
RALPH S. COOK, OF LANCASTER, OHIO.
RECEPTACLE FOR LIQUIDS.
Application filed September 4, 1925. Serial No. 54,531.
My invention relates to liquid recepta cles and particularly to those from which liquid may be removed in small quantities;
by a sponge or wiper. I The invention is particularly suitable for use in shoe factories Where a leather dressing or polish is applied to the shoes by means of a sponge. The polish contains acids Which are deleterious to ordinary metal receptacles and covers, thus necessitating frequent renewals.
One object of my invention is to provide a receptacle for liquids, which is formed of a minimum number of parts that are not longitudinal sectional view thereof. and Fig;
3 is a transverse sectional view, looking in the direction of the arrows 33 of Fig. 2.
4t, preferably of glass or porcelain, and a 0ne-piece cover member 5, preferably of aluminum cast in asingle piece. The cover is provided with laterally projecting flanges 5' overlying the peripheral edges of the dish 4 and forming seats against which the cover rests when supported upon the receptacle. A wooden roller 6 is supported between downwardly extending flanges or side walls 7 of the cover 5, upon a bronze shaft 8 that is rotatably supported by the flanges 7. The dish 4 is recessed. at its undersurface indicated in Figs. 2 and 3, so as to provide a marginal flange upon which it may rest, thus reducing the tendencyof the dish to rock or tilt upon uneven surfaces. The interior corners of the dish 4 are curved or rounded so as to eliminate grooves in which sediment would collect.
The flanges 7 are extended at their ends to form stop lugs 9 that prevent displacement of the cover 5 in an endwise direction,
The receptacle consists of'a dish portion the flanges 7 serving to prevent lateral displacement thereof. The cover 5 is also provided with inclined walls or depressed portions 10 and 11 in registry with the edges of side walls 7. Intermediate the shelfor depression 10 and the roller 6, transversely disposed ribs 12 and 13, are formed, either by being cast in the form shown when casting the cover, or by cutting away an extension of the cover 10.
In using the'device, a sponge to be saturated with' the polish or other liquid is placed upon the shelf 11v and drawn across the roller 6, causing rotation thereof. Liquid from the dish is thus; carried into con tact'with the sponge. Movement of the sponge is continued across the ribs 13 and 12 to the shelf 10, at which point the sponge is lifted and applied to the shoe or article being treated. If the operator has reason to think that too much moisture has been absorbed by the sponge, he will apply pressure to the sponge when drawing it over the ribs 13 and 12, so that surplus liquid will be squeezed therefrom and permitted to return to thebody of the liquid in the dish 4.
As the cover 5 is integrally formed of a single casting, there are nowelded or riveted joints within which liquid may gather.
and. the parts all being of material not sub ject to corrosion,the receptacle will last indefinitely as compared to thedevices heretofore employed, wherein the covers, at
least, have to be frequently renewed.
I claim as my invention:
A liquid dispensing device comprising in combination a receptacle for a liquid and a cover therefor, said cover comprising a one piece member having lateral flanges overlying the peripheral edges of the receptacle toconstitute a seat, a pair of downwardly projecting sidewalls for journalling a'moistenmg roll, and lugs for holding sa d cover against movement, and inclined surfaces ex tendingtransversely of and in registry with the edges of said. side walls, all integrally formed 'to constitute a unitary cover member.
. In testimony whereof I, the said RALPH S. 0001s, have hereunto set my hand.
RALPH s. 0001;.
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