Kocher-plastik Maschinenbau Gmbh

Alexander Beier

Johannes Geser

Michael Spallek

Alexander Hammer

Alexander Muff

Michael Schultes

A plastic container product, particularly produced according to a blow-moulding, filling and sealing method, includes a container body having a container content and a head part () connected to the container body. The head part defines a removal region () closed by a head membrane () with joint seam () that passes through a surface () spanned by the head membrane () and that separates at least two penetrable regions () on the free front side () of the head membrane (), for the removal of the content. The joint seam (), observed from the free front side () of the head membrane (), has a seam line () that at least partially deviates from an imaginary straight line (), extends inside the surface (), is longer than the straight line () and at least partially encompasses the penetrable regions ().

Plastic container product

A container, in particular a plastic ampoule produced using a blow molding process, and filled and closed in the production mold, has a sleeve-shaped neck part () connected to a container body () as an axial extension. The neck part forms a seat () for a preformed insert () extending along the axis () of the neck part (), and is formed in the production mold, on a peripheral region () of the insert (). At least one sealing element () is provided on the insert (). The sealing element forms a seal in a sealing region surrounding the axis (), in combination with a contact surface () formed on the seat () of the neck part ().

Container with neck and pre-formed sealing insert

A dispensing device includes a container with a receiving space containing a dispensable medium extractable via a dispensing element. A control body () with a connecting body () is longitudinally displaceable in a housing part (), from an inactive base position to an active extraction position by a rotational movement. A media-carrying connection is created between the receiving space and the dispensing element. A control part of the control body () can be attached to a control path () of the connecting body (). When the control body () moves rotationally relative to the housing part (), each control part follows the rotational movement in an axially unchanged manner and brings the connecting body from the base position to an extraction position via each associable control path () of the connecting body (). The control path comprises a slope.

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Oberrot, Germany

Alexander Beier