Schott Kaisha Pvt., Ltd.

Schott Poonawalla Private Limited

Schott Pharma Schweiz Ag

Kairish Innotech Private Limited

Schott Poonawalla Private Limted

Schott Kaisha Private Limited

Anil Narayan Narvekar

Pratul Prakash Potdar

Rishad Kairus Dadachanji

Arne Kloke

Pratul Prakash Potar

Pratul Prakasha Potdar

Nicole Sahner

Disclosed is a method of sealing a syringe barrel having a syringe tip with a collar. The syringe tip is sealed with a resilient closure. A tamper evident syringe tip cap comprising a cap member and a sleeve member separated by an annular first breaking line is then pushed over the resilient closure, to couple the proximal end of the sleeve member with the collar. The distal end of the resilient closure is accommodated in the cap member and protrudes beyond the sleeve member. The first breaking line is bridged by a coupling strip. For use of the syringe and providing access to the closure, the first breaking line is broken by pivoting the cap member away. The sleeve member remains coupled to the collar. Further tearing the cap member downward causes breaking a second breaking line provided in the sleeve member, thereby enabling removing the entire syringe tip cap.

Method of sealing a syringe barrel

A transport device for medical containers includes a carrier plate which has openings for receiving medical containers, and optionally a trough-shaped container which is formed such that the carrier plate can be inserted in the trough-shaped container. The carrier plate contains a polymer and 7.5 to 50 wt.-% inorganic particles. The optional trough-shaped container contains a polymer and optionally 7.5 to 50 wt.-% inorganic particles.

Transport device for medical containers

An apparatus and process for processing outer surfaces of glass containers () for use in pharmaceutical, medical or cosmetic applications, said glass containers () having a cylindrical main body (). The process comprises: providing (S) a plurality of containers (); separating individual containers from said plurality of containers (); and sequentially conveying said individual containers () through a processing station (). In the processing station (), the individual containers () are rotated about a longitudinal axis thereof while outer surfaces of the cylindrical main bodies () are in contact with a scrubbing member (), for reducing an adhesive surface behavior of the outer surfaces of the cylindrical main bodies () of the individual containers. In this manner the surface properties of glass containers may be enhanced significantly with a cost-efficient and simple processing to thereby prevent undesired 'stickiness behavior' of the glass containers.

Apparatus and process for processing of glass containers and process for manufacturing glass containers including such a processing

A transport or packaging container accommodating a plurality of supporting structures for closures, for transporting or packaging closures for closing cartridges for use in pharmaceutical, medical or cosmetic applications, in which the transport or packaging container is box-shaped and includes a bottom, which is closed or sealed by a seal, upstanding lower side-walls extending essentially perpendicularly from the bottom, a circumferential supporting step extending horizontally from the upstanding lower side-walls, upper side-walls extending upward from said circumferential supporting step, and a circumferential flange formed at upper ends of the upper side-walls; and the plurality of supporting structures for closures is accommodated inside the transport or packaging container.

Method for closing cartridges, supporting structure for supporting cartridge closures and transport or packaging container

Nest for precrimped presterilized cartridges

In a method for closing a plurality of medical cartridges () a closure nest for supporting a plurality of closures is used, comprising a planar supporting plate having a plurality of receptacles having a plurality of tubular receptacles () and retaining structures for reliably accommodating the closures (). In the method the plurality of medical cartridges () is supported in a corresponding cartridge nest. The closure nest is disposed above the cartridge nest so that the receptacles of the closure nest are precisely aligned with the receptacles of the cartridge nest. The closures () are then pushed downward out of the receptacles of the closure nest and into the cartridges (), while the cartridges are supported by the cartridge nest. The closure nest can be directly fed on existing filling and stoppering machine set-ups for processing sealed prefillable syringe barrels, basically without the necessity of changing the set-up.

Syringe cap for sealing syringe for medical purpose

A supporting structure for supporting a plurality of sealed medical cartridges is disclosed, comprising a planar supporting plate having a plurality of receptacles for accommodating the sealed cartridges. Retaining protrusions are formed at the bottom ends of the receptacles protruding inward, which are mated with the shoulder portions of the sealed cartridges in such a manner that the shoulder portions of the sealed cartridges are supported on the retaining protrusions of the receptacles and that the upper ends of the sealed cartridges protrude from the upper ends of the receptacles at an upper side of the planar supporting plate, when the sealed cartridges are accommodated upside-down in the receptacles. The inventive nest will be suitable for any nested liquid filling machine without much changes in filling table and general settings.

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Goa, India

Anil Narayan Narvekar