Dispenser device

Abstract

A dispenser device comprising a pistol housing, a needle direction control mechanism, a boost mechanism, a quantification control mechanism, and a combination of a housing, a needle direction control mechanism, a boost mechanism, and a syringe positioning mechanism or a holding ring embodies the present invention with features and advantages shown as follows, (1) Uniform injection of agents synchronously mixed by not less than two contents; (2) Mixed agents not exposed in air; (3) Uniform injection, high air tightness, injection direction controlled by easy turning, smooth and convenient operation, high powerful operation via shifts of a push rod driven by a pressed trigger, promoted yield rate, assembly easily constructed, reduced manufacture cost, and convenient maintenance.

1 . A dispenser device comprising:
 a pistol housing ( 100 ) with a grip ( 110 ) for operations by hand;   a needle direction control mechanism ( 200 ) installed at the front end of the pistol housing ( 100 ) comprises a front cannular retainer ( 210 ), a rear cannular retainer ( 220 ), a cannular sleeve ( 230 ), a turning unit ( 240 ), and a propeller housing ( 250 ) wherein the cannular sleeve ( 230 ) accommodated between the front cannular retainer and the rear cannular retainer has a spheroid ( 231 ) at least, the turning unit ( 240 ) is steadily linked to the cannular sleeve ( 230 ), the propeller housing ( 250 ) is accommodated in a gap ( 270 ) between the cannular sleeve ( 230 ) and the turning unit ( 240 ), the gap ( 270 ) is provided with a first spring ( 280 ) at the front end;   a boost mechanism ( 300 ) installed in the pistol housing ( 100 ) comprises a trigger ( 310 ), a linkage ( 320 ), a front locator ( 330 ), a rear locator ( 340 ), a push rod ( 350 ), a baffle ( 360 ), a magazine release ( 370 ), and a thrust plate ( 380 ) wherein 1) the push rod ( 350 ) penetrates the front locator ( 330 ), the linkage ( 320 ), the rear locator ( 340 ), and the baffle ( 360 ) and has its rear end linked to the lower end of the thrust plate ( 380 ), 2) the trigger ( 310 ) is installed in the pistol housing ( 100 ) by a pivot ( 311 ) and allows its upper end pivoted to the linkage ( 320 ) which fits the front locator ( 330 ) to accommodate a second spring ( 331 ) and is against the rear locator ( 340 ) that fits the baffle ( 360 ) to accommodate a third spring ( 341 ) and makes the baffle ( 360 ) on which all acting forces are equilibrated lean against the push rod ( 350 ) and contact the third spring ( 341 ), the magazine release ( 370 ) and a first stud ( 390 ), 3) a compressive region ( 312 ) on the trigger ( 310 ) along with the thrust plate ( 380 ) are displayed on the pistol housing ( 100 );   a quantification control mechanism ( 400 ) installed in the pistol housing ( 100 ) comprises a polygonal block ( 410 ), a block locator ( 420 ), and a dosage knob ( 430 ) wherein the dosage knob ( 430 ) is linked to the polygonal block ( 410 ) by a synchro shaft ( 440 ) and installed on the pistol housing ( 100 ) and the polygonal block ( 410 ) is accommodated between the trigger ( 310 ) and the block locator ( 420 );   wherein the rear end of the needle direction control mechanism ( 200 ) is linked to a syringe positioning mechanism ( 500 ) which is fixed on the pistol housing ( 100 ) and comprises not less than two syringe inlets ( 510 ) to allow the sprue ( 601 ) of a syringe ( 600 ) at least to be connected to the syringe inlet ( 510 ), and the thrust plate ( 380 ) is against a plunger ( 610 ) of the syringe ( 600 ).   
     
     
         2 . The dispenser device as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the block locator ( 420 ) is linked to a second stud ( 460 ) by a spring holder ( 450 ) and is against one edge of the polygonal block ( 410 ). 
     
     
         3 . The dispenser device according to  claim 1 , wherein the pivot ( 311 ) of the trigger ( 310 ) is provided with a resetting spring ( 313 ) with both ends against the trigger ( 310 ) and the second stud ( 460 ). 
     
     
         4 . The dispenser device according to  claim 1 , wherein a dosage injected by the quantification control mechanism ( 400 ) is precisely controlled in a range from 1/10 to 1/300 of the maximum capacity of the used syringe ( 600 ).