As Strömungstechnik Gmbh

Merck Patent Gesellschaft MIT Beschrankter Haftung

Andreas Szeteli

Nico Fischer

Martin Benzinger

Werner B&uuml;ttner

Tom Mario Fischer

A removal system () with at least one container () with a container opening (), to which a removal head () can be attached, such that by means of the removal head (), liquid () can be removed from the container () or liquid () can be supplied to the container (). An RFID chip () is present on the container (). A measurement head () with a coil () of an RFID reader unit can be attached to a movable robot arm (). A code can be read from the RFID chip () with the RFID reader unit when it is within the reading range of the RFID reader unit, wherein when the code is read, it is adopted as positioning signal in a control unit () of the robot (), on the basis of which the removal head () can be positioned on the container opening ().

Retrieval system and method for operating a retrieval system

An arrangement with a container () having a container opening via which a storage medium () can be supplied to or removed from the container (). The container opening can be sealed with a closure means and secured with a tamper-evident safeguard (). The tamper-evident safeguard () has a safeguard body () with a lower part (), and an upper part () that is displaceably mounted on the lower part (), and a security seal (). The latter is mounted on the safeguard body () fastened to the immersion pipe (). When the tamper-evident safeguard () is released, there is relative movement between the upper part () and the lower part (), by which a segment of the security seal () is separated and is guided into a receiving chamber () of the lower part ().

Arrangement with a container and a tamper-evident closure

A container management system () with a number of containers () which have identifying, electronically readable codes assigned to them, and with a number of dispensing/filling stations configured for dispensing a liquid from the container () or supplying said container with a fluid. The dispensing/filling stations are associated with electronic reading units by means of which the codes of containers () can be read. Data read by the electronic reading units are fed into a cloud-based computer system () configured for storing and analyzing the data.

Container management system

A retrieval system for a container having a dip tube and designed to hold a liquid, with a retrieval head which can be fastened to the dip tube, so that liquid can be retrieved from or supplied to the container via the dip tube and the retrieval head. The retrieval head has a liquid channel in which the liquid retrieved from or supplied to the container is conducted. An opening is provided in the wall bounding the liquid channel, wherein when the retrieval head is fastened to the dip tube the opening is closed in such a way that it is secured against the entering of gas, and wherein when the retrieval head is unfastened from the dip tube the opening is no longer closed, so that gas enters the liquid channel via the borehole.

Bore hole

A removal system () with an interfacefor releasable connection to an extraction head () of the removal system (), such that the tube () can be used as a single-use part for removing fluid from a container.

Tube for a withdrawal system and method for withdrawing a fluid from a container via a withdrawal system

A removal system () for a container designed to receive a fluid, with an extraction head () and a dip tube () that can be fastened thereto. By means of the extraction head (), fluid can be removed through the dip tube () from the container () or fluid can be fed into the container (). The extraction head () can be fastened to the dip tube () by a displacement movement. Alternatively or additionally, a target position of the dip tube () at the extraction head () is monitored by means of an optical sensor ().

Withdrawal system

A removal system () with an extraction head () that may be placed onto an opening of a bottle ()), wherein the extraction head () has a closing means for closing the opening of the bottle (). In the extraction head (), a tube () is mounted such that when the extraction head () is placed onto the opening, the tube () projects into the bottle () and fluid () may be removed from the bottle () via the tube (). An actuation mechanism is provided, by means of which the mounting of the tube () in the extraction head () may be released.

Removal system

A withdrawal system () for a container () and comprises an immersion pipe () mounted on and projecting into the container () as well as a withdrawal head () that is attachable to the immersion pipe () by means of a rotary connection. The withdrawal head () attached to the immersion pipe () is secured by means of a mechanical locking unit.

The invention relates to a withdrawal system () for filling and emptying containers and involves a container closure () that is inserted into a container opening of a container seating a bung head. An immersion pipe () connected to the bung head has an extraction connector element connected to the immersion pipe () or the bung head. A transponder generating a transponder signal is provided; a monitoring signal is generated in dependence upon the transponder signal that indicates whether there is a permissible connection of the extraction connector element to the container.

The invention relates to a removal system for a portable container and comprises an immersion pipe that is mounted in a bung unit that is held in an opening of the container. Furthermore, the removal system includes an extraction head that can be fastened to the immersion pipe. A switch that generates a switching signal whose switching states indicate whether the extraction head is fastened in a target position on the immersion pipe or not is provided in or on the extraction head.

In a hose coupling with a coupling sleeve and a coupling nipple and a valve insert (,) provided therein, the valve spring, the holding element and the valve seat of the valve insert are designed as a one-piece component, and the valve spring (,) has a cavity (,) which is closeable.

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Ostfildern, Germany

Andreas Szeteli