Robert Boschgmbh

Syntegon Technology Gmbh

Syntegon Packaging Systems Ag

Syntegon Packaging Technology, Inc.

Klaus Ullherr

Werner Mayer

Ulrich Krauss

Steffen Humpfer

Paul Mehringer

Harald Ott

Oliver Gerundt

Ulrich Krauß

Bjoern Krause

Albert Eberhardt

Jochen Peters

Tim Fleckenstein

Olaf Eistert

Marc Braeuninger

Michael Bratz

Patrick Weinstock

Philipp Roth

Rolf Barthelmess

Martin Maerz

Thomas Beck

Ralf Riebeling

Heiko Wild

Joachim Radtke

Frank Scholl

Herbert Schaffert

Jochen Lautenschlager

Faruk Civelek

Karsten Hense

The invention relates to a method for weighing pharmaceutical containers () nested in a carrier (), in which at least one of the nested containers () is weighed by means of a weighing device (), wherein a relative movement between the at least one pharmaceutical container () and the carrier () is brought about in order to release the pharmaceutical containers () from the carrier () in order to increase the weighing accuracy.

Increasing the weighing accuracy when weighing nested pharmaceutical containers

The invention is a device () for filling and sealing pharmaceutical containers. The containers are received in a receptacle (), in which a carrier element () is inserted. The containers are arranged in receivers of the carrier element () in multiple rows. The device further includes a first handling unit () for removing the carrier element () from the receptacle (), a filling and sealing device () for the containers, and a second handling unit () for reinserting the carrier element () into the receptacle () which is conveyed with the carrier element () on a conveying device (). The containers are embodied as syringe barrels () or as containers which are to be provided with crimp caps (), and the second handling device () is associated with a crimping device ().

Device for filling and sealing pharmaceutical containers

The invention relates to a receptacle () for pharmaceutical containers, wherein a plurality of containers are arranged in rows next to one another and behind one another, and each container is arranged in a tube-like receiver (). According to the invention, the container is cylindrically shaped, and a stop element () is integrated in each receiver (), said element limiting the axial movement of the container in the receiver ().

Receptacle for pharmaceutical containers

A hose pump for delivering fluids includes a housing having a base body and a cover. A pump body for delivering a fluid is rotatably disposed in the interior of the base body about an axis. A locking device is disposed on the housing in order to release and lock the cover. The pump body comprises a plurality of rollers disposed at the circumference of the pump body and delivering a fluid present in a hose by rotating the pump body. The rollers clamp the hose against an inner surface of the cover, and the locking device is attached captively to the base body and displaceably relative to the base body, and can be actuated single-handedly. The cover is attached captively to the base body and displaceably relative to the base body of the housing, and can be actuated single-handedly.

Hose pump

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Crailsheim, Germany

Klaus Ullherr