Yuyama Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Hiroyuki Kanda

Yasuhiro Shigeyama

Shoji Yuyama

Takayuki Fujikawa

Shigeyuki Sakai

A medicine dispensing device capable of appropriately dispensing medicines independent of their form and having a compact structure. The medicine dispensing device has a device body () and a medicine conveyance member () for conveying, on one by one basis, medicines (D) arranged in rows in the device body (). The medicine conveyance member () has a medicine holding member () reciprocatingly moving in the horizontal and vertical directions. The medicine holding member () has a support member (), a forwardly/backwardly moving member () reciprocatingly moving in the forward and backward direction of the device body () while being supported by the support member (), and a holding member () supported by the forwardly/backwardly moving member () so as to swing between a vertical position and a horizontal position and having a pair of holding sections () capable of holding a medicine (D).

Medicine dispensing device

A medicine dispensing device has a device body (), shelf members () arranged in the vertical directions in the device body (), and a medicine conveyance member () for conveying medicines (D), received in the shelf members (), on one by one basis from the front face side of the device body (). A shelf member () has cassettes () in which medicines (D) are received in line, a pusher () for pushing the medicines in the cassettes () toward the front face side of the device body (), and a constant load spring () for applying a constant load to the medicines (D) received in the cassettes () through the pusher (). To fill the cassettes () with the medicines (D), the shelf member () can be pulled out from the front face side of the device body () and then positioned by pivoting the shelf member () so as to face obliquely downward.

A drug dispenser which can push a drug package in a stable state and discharge it. The drug dispenser includes a drug case () for containing a plurality of drug packages () stacked in a vertical direction, each of the plurality of drug packages () is packed in a rectangular package with a flange (), and a pushing mechanism () for pushing out the lowermost drug package () in a horizontal direction. A guide member () for supporting and guiding the flange (') of the second drug package (&#x2032;), when the lowermost drug package () is pushed out, is provided in a pushing direction of the drug package ().

Drug dispenser

A medicine dispensing device capable of appropriately dispensing medicines independent of their form and having a compact structure. The medicine dispensing device has a device body () and a medicine conveyance member () for conveying, on one by one basis, medicines (D) arranged in rows in the device body (). The medicine conveyance member () has a medicine holding member () reciprocatingly moving in the horizontal and vertical directions. The medicine holding member () has a support member (), a forwardly/backwardly moving member () reciprocatingly moving in the forward and backward direction of the device body () while being supported by the support member(), and a holding member () supported by the forwardly/backwardly moving member () so as to swing between a vertical position and a horizontal position and having a pair of holding sections () capable of holding a medicine (D).

A drug dispenser which can easily align drugs when filling it with the drugs. In a drug dispenser in which a lowermost drug of a plurality of drugs () stacked in a vertical direction and contained in a drug case () is pushed out in a horizontal direction to dispense it, a door () is provided on the front surface of the drug case (). A drug aligning device (second door) is provided on the inner surface of the door (), the drug aligning device pushes the front ends of the plurality of drugs () contained in the drug case () to align the rear ends thereof when the door () is closed.

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Osaka, Japan

Hiroyuki Kanda