ES225610U - Wrist equipment that simulates sorrow. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Apparatus for doll that simulates sneezing, essentially characterized by the fact that, being of the type in which the head is attached to the body, by the area of the neck, by a set of concentric rings and coupling half-axes that allow a tilting movement backwards and forwards, has the ring of the head fitted with a fork extension where a cylinder is anchored inside which moves a plunger, communicated by its base to an air insufflator means, operable by hand, with actionable valves in the direction favorable to the introduction of air, in the piston, and whose piston formed by a closed chamber, has two holes in the opposite base where the internal pressure of the air has escape; these holes coming closed by a flat valve attached to a rod internal to the piston and a spring that tends to keep said valve closed, causing the passage of air from the piston to the chamber of the cylinder a displacement of the piston itself that is transformed, by virtue of its joint articulated to the ring of the body, in a tilting movement of the head backwards; while an antagonistic spring that tends to keep the piston occluded in the cylinder, causes the abrupt discharge of the air contained in the cylinder, causing it to exit through the hole that the piston has, in communication with the holes of the doll's nose, to the pair that by a conventional sound mechanism, causing the exit of the mixed air with liquid, that has been introduced previously by the orifice of the mouth, in a small chamber in which the orifice of the plunger opens before the conduits of the nose; in whose outcome the introduction of the piston in the cylinder is caused by the action of the opposing spring and the lack of pressure of the dislodged air, with which the head tilts in opposition rising. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)