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Everyone seems to have a personal history when it comes to Lynx. The olfactory memory works in a funny ways and I find it amazing how a quick sniff of a scent can transport you right back to a certain time of your life. A smell of Lynx Africa and I'm in a classoom circa where a mischevious young chap is enthusiastically spraying the stuff whilst holding a strategically placed lighter.
Ah, the memories. What's new is that Lynx have just launched a body spray for women. That connects to a dip tube normally a clear polymer with good water resistance i. The LYNX aerosol has a different nozzle than the one depicted in the diagram, it has a tall PET polyethylene terephthalate polymer locking mechanism that can be twisted to lock and unlock the aerosol usage. This is a plastic which is the reasonable toughness for such an everyday use for this product.
It is also similarly used for other caps and top such as for Coke bottles. As discussed, the LYNX aerosol can is made from aluminium. Extrusion is a quick process and you can produce lots of the same shape for mass production. It is punched into a die which presses out the can shape without causing a steam on the can.
The end result being a smooth surface finish. The spring in the valve is coiled, a manufacturing process called coiling where the steel is wrapped around a mandrel. The dip tube is extruded polypropylene. Extrusion is used common for tubing and piping because you can create long lengths using just one mould making it cheaper in the long term. The first step of construction is starting with the empty aluminium aerosol container. It is filled with the product containing all the active ingredients except for the propellant, usually in the form of a liquid.
The volume of liquid is carefully controlled to ensure it conforms to weights and measures legislation. The next part is fitting the valve with a dip tube.
A small actuator is fitted to the valve before it is crimped onto the aerosol can to resolve this problem however. The propellant is then injected under pressure through the valve. It may be in the form of a liquefied gas or a compressed gas. If it a liquefied gas it will exist as a liquid and vapour in the aerosol can head space the top of can. The volume of the liquid will increase as a result. However if a compressed gas is used it will usually sit in the head space above the liquid in the can, resulting in little or no increase to the liquid volume.
Due to the aerosol being under a pressured state with the additional propellant it is next tested for faults. Any that are found to are then rejected. Those that are good on the other hand are fitted with a cap or a nozzle. Aerosol cans have a short product life cycle. Football fans watching this summer's Brazil World Cup can't fail to have noticed the official vanishing spray used by the referees in all 64 matches and equipped with a Coster aerosol valve and V On 25th November, , Coster, the global producer of aerosol valves, actuators, pumps and filling equipment, turned 50 and celebrated the golden anniversary by creating brand new website content.
The site was specifically designed to be easy-to-use and provide a lean navigation tool for both current and future clients delivering up-to-date and relevant content about Coster. Coster has just announced that it has signed an agreement with Catalent Pharma Solutions for the development and construction of a line designed for filling pMDIs pressurized Metered Dose Inhalers. C, USA. Pursuant to this strategy, Coster is proud to announce the installation of a first-in-class high-output fully-automated line to produce BOVs at its South Elgin facility near Chicago.
Coster has recently developed Rotor, a new 34mm diameter actuator with a twisting closure ring locking mechanism. The closure ring has two knurled areas for an ergonomic use of the ring, denoted by a "click".
At a later stage, aerosol valves were developed and the company subsequently designed and brought to market a complete offering of sprays, dispensers, and perfume pumps.
Pharmaceuticals have long been and are still being pre-dominantly produced in the form of pills, tablets, creams, unguents, syrups, powders and injectables. The aerosol form has proved its usefulness, effectiveness and versatility for the delivery of numerous active principles in many different health therapies. Coster has developed an integrated solution for clients wishing to expand their product portfolio with aerosols. Sensitive to mother and baby care, Coster has developed a new actuator for sea water solutions specifically designed for kids.
The actuator is part of the range of nasal actuators already available for adults and meant to facilitate cleaning of the nostrils. There is no contact between spring and product, and the metal closure is suitable to fit 15 mm FEA standard bottle neck.
The metal closure is suitable to fit 15mm FEA standard bottle necks. Coster, a leading multinational provider of aerosol spray dispensing packaging components and filling machines, has launched a new nasal actuator for crimp-on pumps which is suitable for adults and children alike.
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