Schott Ag

Schott Corporation

Daniel Haines

Matthias Bicker

Robert Hormes

Horst Koller

Luis Burzio

Manfred Lohmeyer

Hartmut Bauch

Eric Hector Urruti

David Yuhas

Jasmina Buki

Jasmina Marjanovic

The present invention relates to a method of bonding a gold surface to a second surface which comprises heating a hybrid organic-inorganic melting gel &#x3e;50&#xb0; C., applying the melting gel to either the gold surface or the second surface. The melting gel is heated to above 130&#xb0; C. until the melting gel has cured sufficiently to bond the surfaces together. The invention also relates to a combination of a gold surface and a second surface that is bonded together with a hybrid organic-inorganic melting gel. In another aspect of the invention the hybrid organic-inorganic melting gel is heated to a workable viscosity and cast into a film, sheet, block or lens. The cast gel is cured or partially cured and then applied between the gold surface and the second surface. Additional uncured melting gel may be applied. The construct is heated to above 130&#xb0; C. until the melting gel has cured sufficient to bond the surfaces together.

Method of bonding to gold surface and resultant combinations

The present invention relates to a multi-functional pharmaceutical package surface and a method of preparing a multi-functional pharmaceutical package surface. In particular, the present invention relates to a pharmaceutical package having a protein deterrent and lubricious surface and methods of preparing said surface by applying coatings directly to the pharmaceutical package that (a) reduce the adsorption of proteins onto pharmaceutical packaging while not affecting the activity of the protein solution and (b) provide a lubricious surface. The pharmaceutical package surface may also contain a barrier coating. Coatings can be deposited on a variety of pharmaceutical packaging materials and configurations by various methods.

Pharmaceutical package having a multi-functional surface and a method of preparing a multi-functional surface on a pharmaceutical package

A method of preparing a macromolecule deterrent surface on a pharmaceutical package. In particular, the present invention relates to a method of preparing a protein deterrent surface on a pharmaceutical package by applying a coating or coatings directly to the pharmaceutical package that reduces the adsorption of proteins onto pharmaceutical packaging while not affecting the activity of the protein solution contained.

Method of preparing a macromolecule deterrent surface on a pharmaceutical package

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