Schott Ag

Schott Pharma Ag & Co Kgaa

Fatih Mutlu

Hanspeter Kummer

Andreas Langsdorf

Peter Thomas

Florian Maurer

Alexander Humbertjean

Tobias Wetzel

A glass container is characterized by a longitudinal axis (L) that passes through a center of a glass bottom of the glass container. For any cut surface of the glass container that is obtainable by cutting the glass container in a plane that includes the longitudinal axis L, a minimum thickness (s) and a maximum thickness (s) of the glass bottom determined at any position having a distance d/4 or less to the longitudinal axis Land a thickness (s) is the thickness of the glass bottom determined at a position having the distance d/4 to the longitudinal axis L, the distance to the longitudinal axis Lin each case being determined in a direction that is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis Land thicknesses s, sand sbeing determined in a direction that is parallel to longitudinal axis L, with s/sbeing less than 1.8.

Glass containers for packaging salt or sugar-containing compositions in a frozen state

A glass container for packaging a pharmaceutical composition including a glass tube with a first end and a second end, the glass tube having a wall thickness dand an outer diameter d, a glass bottom with an outer area, the glass bottom closes the glass tube at the first end, and a curved glass heel extending from the outer area of the glass bottom to the first end of the glass tube. The curved glass heel is defined by an outer radius r, an inner radius r, and a thickness of the glass din the curved glass heel and:[100&#xd7;()/()]+(4.4 mm)&#x3e;0.55 mm.

Glass container with an improved bottom geometry

A glass container for packaging a pharmaceutical composition including a glass tube with a first end and a second end, the glass tube having a wall thickness d, a glass bottom having an outer area, and the glass bottom closes the glass tube at the first end. The glass container further including a curved glass heel extending from the outer area of the glass bottom to the first end of the glass tube. The curved glass heel is defined by an outer radius r, an inner radius rand a thickness of the glass din the curved glass heel, further wherein d/(r&#xd7;d)&#x3e;0.8 mm.

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Fatih Mutlu