Delivery device. (US)

Simon Scott-Harden (Inventor), Stephen John Russell (Inventor), Christoper Fowler (Inventor), Adam Walker (Inventor)

Research output: Patent

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Abstract

A delivery device is described for intermittently delivering materials such as liquids or gels over a sustained period of time to a surface in a controlled way. The surface mountable delivery device is capable of delivering, for example, an antimicrobial agent to protect surfaces from microbial contamination and/or to disinfect surfaces, e.g. door handles, push plates, hand rails, etc. as an aid in preventing and/or hindering the spread of infectious agents. In one arrangement the device utilises a foam based reservoir in combination with a nonwoven fabric wicking layer and an elastomeric liquid delivery contact layer having valve like pore and/or slits; the combination provides for control of material delivery and longevity for the device in use.
Original languageEnglish
Patent numberUS2015117932
IPCA61L 2/18
Priority date11/05/12
Filing date30/04/15
Publication statusPublished - 30 Apr 2015

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