Syntegon Technology Gmbh

Robert Boschgmbh

Hans-Peter Stadel

Herbert Stotkiewitz

Jenny Haase

Ulrich Wieduwilt

Martin Beck

Holger Poell

Uwe Stroinski

Ruediger Karcher

Juergen Haak

Tobias Greif

Uwe Hieltscher

A valve for a packaging container includes at least one base film () with an opening (), at least one frame film () encompassing a free region (), wherein the frame film () is connected to the base film (), wherein at least one membrane () is provided, which is arranged on the base film () and covers the opening (), wherein a fluid is provided between the membrane () and the base film (),

Valve for a packaging container

The present invention relates to a method for processing a covering roll sheet () of a package, wherein the covering roll sheet () covers a package body () in the manner of a lid, comprising the steps of: drawing the covering roll sheet () off an endless roll (), tensioning the covering roll sheet (), determining an offset between a first marking on the covering roll sheet () and a second marking () on the package body (), and stretching the covering roll sheet () in a manner dependent on the determined offset between the first marking () and the second marking ().

Method and device for processing a cover of a package

A valve for a packaging container is proposed, wherein the valve comprises at least one base film () with an opening (), at least one frame film () encompassing a free region (), and at least one membrane () which is arranged on the base film () and covers the opening (), wherein a fluid is provided between the membrane () and the base film (),

A method for producing a packaging body () from a web material that comprises paper, wherein the packaging body () comprises an indentation () for receiving an item to be packaged, the method comprising: pre-tensioning the web material (); fixing the web material () between a holding-down device () and a die (); molding the indentation () in the web material (); and removing the molded indentation () from the die ().

Method and device for producing a packaging body of packaging

A pressure relief valve () comprises a main body (), at least one through opening (), which extends through the main body (), a diaphragm (), which is arranged over the at least one through opening (), and a fluid (), which is provided on the main body (), the fluid () being arranged between the diaphragm () and the main body (), the main body () having a first sealing region (), a second sealing region () radially outside the first region, and a third sealing region () radially outside the second region, the regions being respectively formed as continuously closed, the at least one through opening () being arranged between the first sealing region () and the second sealing region (), and the diaphragm () covering the first sealing region (), the second sealing region () and the third sealing region ().

Vacuum-tight pressure relief valve for packaging containers

The invention relates to a pressure relief valve for a packaging container (), comprising a base body () with a central through opening (), a sealing surface () and a peripheral region (), wherein the peripheral region () may be sealingly connected to an inner side () of the packaging container () and the sealing surface () has an inwardly tapering form and a membrane (), making contact with the sealing surface () to permit a seal wherein a fluid () is arranged between the sealing surface () and the membrane (). The membrane () is flexible and a recess () is made in the base body () into which the central through opening () opens out, wherein in the opening region of the central through opening (), an annular bead () projecting in the direction of the membrane () is arranged, projecting into the recess ().

Pressure relief valve for a packaging container

The invention relates to a pressure relief valve, comprising a base body, which is covered by a valve membrane. The base body which is located on the inner face of a packaging container, permits the escape of excess pressure from the packaging container into the atmosphere by means of passages and perforations that are configured in the wall of the packaging material. The inventive pressure relief valve thus responds particularly well. i.e. allowing particularly low opening pressures, by means of the special configuration of its base area.

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Lorch, Germany

Hans-Peter Stadel