| CPC B41F 9/061 (2013.01) [B05C 1/0813 (2013.01); B05D 1/28 (2013.01); B41F 9/1072 (2013.01); B05C 1/0817 (2013.01)] | 34 Claims |

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1. A device for loading fluid into one or more nozzles of a cylindrical nozzle-bearing body when the device is assembled into a working configuration with the nozzle-bearing body, the nozzle-bearing body having a body surface defining one or more orifices for receiving the fluid into the one or more nozzles, the device comprising:
a first member having a first surface; and
a second member protruding from the first member, the second member having a second surface and a third surface, the second surface extending from the first surface at an interior angle in a range of 20 degrees to 160 degrees,
wherein the first surface is shaped to substantially complement the shape of the body surface,
wherein a tangent to the third surface, in a region of the third surface proximate to where the second surface meets the third surface, is substantially parallel to a tangent to the first surface, in a region of the first surface where the first surface meets the second surface, when the device is in the working configuration,
wherein the device has a recess defined therein at least in part by the first surface and the second surface, the recess configured to form a pocket for receiving the fluid when the device is assembled into the working configuration, and
wherein the first surface has a cylindrical curvature and is positionable to be substantially concentric with the cylindrical body surface of the nozzle-bearing body and to define an opening with the cylindrical body surface for receiving the fluid when the device is in the working configuration being held proximate to the nozzle-bearing body with the second member protruding toward the cylindrical body surface of the nozzle-bearing body.
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