Schott Glas

Kocher-plastik Maschinenbau Gmbh

Schott Glaswerke

Boehringer Ingelheim International Gmbh

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Boehringer Ingelheim Gmbh

Claas Kgaa

Kocher-plastik Maschinebau Gmbh

Kocher-plastick Maschinebau Gmbh

Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma Gmbh & Co Kg

Barberini Gmbh

Michael Spallek

Johannes Geser

Jochen Heinz

Marten Walther

Alexander Hammer

Michael Reinhard

Burkhard Metzger

Andreas Geiger

Elmar Mock

Herbert Wachtel

Antonino Lanci

Andre Klopfenstein

Martin Heming

Achim Moser

Michael Krueger

Martin Groh

Hubert Kunze

Karl Koeppel

Alexander Beier

Markus Kuhr

Andree Jung

Georg Boeck

Manfred Lohmeyer

Burkhard Danielzik

Johannes Segner

Manfred Borens

Petra Auchter-Krummel

Gerhard Weber

Wolfgang Moehl

Christoph Kreher

Manfred Schreckenhoefer

André Klopfenstein

Roland Sauter

Wolfgang Möhl

Christoph Bohn

Reinhard Schluter

Erwin Bleile

Gudrun Zschaschler

Ralf Bouffleur

Philipp Spreng

Burkhard P Metzger

Karl Köppel

John W Pellow

Alexander Muff

Arthur Fabian

Frank Peterson

Jean Marie Dethier

Lothar Hessok

Burkhardt Danielzik

Monika Loffler

Deborah Bickmann

Peter Kinast

Michael Schultes

Herbert Kunze

Manfred SCHRECKENHÖFER

Sabine Six

Sascha Veldenz

Karl Koppel

Manfred Schreckenhofer

A plastic container product, particularly produced according to a blow-moulding, filling and sealing method, includes a container body having a container content and a head part () connected to the container body. The head part defines a removal region () closed by a head membrane () with joint seam () that passes through a surface () spanned by the head membrane () and that separates at least two penetrable regions () on the free front side () of the head membrane (), for the removal of the content. The joint seam (), observed from the free front side () of the head membrane (), has a seam line () that at least partially deviates from an imaginary straight line (), extends inside the surface (), is longer than the straight line () and at least partially encompasses the penetrable regions ().

Plastic container product

A method reduces microbiological contamination in a closed chamber (), formed by at least two interconnected components (), by introducing a germicidal medium in liquid form into the chamber (). The chamber () is formed by and between a cap () and a head () of a filled container.

Method for reducing microbiological contamination

A device produces at least one container product made of plastics material, which is molded by a molding device (). The container product is filled with a predefinable container content by a filling device and closed by a closing device. The finished container product is fed to a post-treatment zone in which the container product and/or the respective container content is subjected to a temperature-influencing effect.

Device for producing container products from plastics material

A method reduces the microbiological loading of container products made at least partially of at least one plastic material. As part of a first production process, a plastic granulate () is fed to an extruder device (), which melts the granulate (). As part of a subsequent production process, the melted granulate is forwarded onto a blow-molding, filling and sealing machine for obtaining the respective container product. At least in parts of the first production process, the plastic material undergoes at least one of the following treatment steps: high-energy radiation and/or plasma treatment and/or a gas having a sterilizing effect.

Method for reducing the microbiological loading of container products

A container of plastic material is produced using the blow, fill and seal method, with the filler material, enclosed by a container wall () that can be autoclaved. At least one shape () is provided in the container wall () that ensures, despite a low relative air volume in the container, that when administering the filler material by infusion, the container wall () collapses at least partially reducing the volume, without aeration of the container.

Container consisting of plastic material, and method for producing a container of this type

A container has an at least partially filled container body and at least one cap part (). The cap part has at least one sealing part () that, for removal of the container contents, can be penetrated by a hollow-spike-shaped insertion part () from the outside, with a predeterminable actuating force, in an introduction direction. The insertion part can be removed from the container again, with a predeterminable pull-out force, in an oppositely directed pull-out direction. A device () makes it difficult for the insertion part () to be removed with the pull-out force being increased such that unintentional removal of the insertion part () is at least made difficult.

Container

A container has a head piece (). The container can be or is filled with a medium and is produced of plastic materials using a blow molding, filling, and sealing method. A transition region () is between the container () and a first type of a head surface () arranged on the head piece () at an end face, can be penetrated by a piercing or cutting part and extends with a specifiable curvature. A second type of a head surface () has a specifiable curvature, which is the same as the curvature of the head surface () of the first type, but preferably is different from it and is present on the head piece (). The head surfaces transition into each other such that a whole surface is formed, which whole surface spans the free end of the transition region () directed away from the container (). The head piece () is an integral component of the container ().

Container having a head piece, which container can be or is filled with a medium

A transfer system for containers includes first and second containers (), (), which can be interconnected in a media-transferring way by a connection (). The connection has a transfer device (), when held in a locked position by a lock (), prevents an exchange of media, and permits the exchange in an unlocked position in which the transfer device () is guided longitudinally movably in a seat () of the connection () for a transfer operation. The lock () is transferable to an unlocked position by the movement of at least one of the containers (). The additional controls () are present on the respective movable container (), at least partially enclose the outer periphery of this container () and actuate the lock () of the transfer device () to unlock.

Transfer system for containers

A device for reducing the microbiological contaminants of container products made predominantly of plastics materials feeds a plastics granulate to an extruder assembly () that melts the granulate. The granulate is subsequently supplied to a form-fill-seal machine for producing a container product. A guide assembly () guides the plasticated plastic material from the extruder assembly () to the machine. At least one guide assembly () has at least one flow or channel guide () for the melted plastics material, so that microbiological contaminants are guided predominantly into the interior of the wall of the polymeric tube that interior is enclosed by regions of the plastic material that are less contaminated.

Device for reducing microbiological contaminants of container products

A transfer system for containers comprises at least a first container () and at least a second container () that can be interconnected in a media-transferring way by a connection system (). An encryption system () is provided to allow or prevent a media-transferring connection between the respective assignable containers ().

A container, in particular a plastic ampoule produced using a blow molding process, and filled and closed in the production mold, has a sleeve-shaped neck part () connected to a container body () as an axial extension. The neck part forms a seat () for a preformed insert () extending along the axis () of the neck part (), and is formed in the production mold, on a peripheral region () of the insert (). At least one sealing element () is provided on the insert (). The sealing element forms a seal in a sealing region surrounding the axis (), in combination with a contact surface () formed on the seat () of the neck part ().

Container with neck and pre-formed sealing insert

A container, in particular a plastic vial produced in the blow-molding method and filled and closed in the mold, has a neck part () joined to a container body (). The neck part receives a one-part or multi-part cap (). A fixing part () is connected to the cap () by a breaking point (), which can be detached by a relative rotational motion between the cap () and the container body (). Each breaking point () can be detached by rotational motions in both rotational directions with approximately the same angle of rotation and approximately the same torque.

A dispensing device includes a container with a receiving space containing a dispensable medium extractable via a dispensing element. A control body () with a connecting body () is longitudinally displaceable in a housing part (), from an inactive base position to an active extraction position by a rotational movement. A media-carrying connection is created between the receiving space and the dispensing element. A control part of the control body () can be attached to a control path () of the connecting body (). When the control body () moves rotationally relative to the housing part (), each control part follows the rotational movement in an axially unchanged manner and brings the connecting body from the base position to an extraction position via each associable control path () of the connecting body (). The control path comprises a slope.

Dispensing device with control body in order to axially move a dispensing element

A sealing arrangement is for a container () and/or container part, such as a closure cap placed onto the container (). The interior of the container () is used to accommodate a medium, particularly a fluid bottled in a sterile manner, which can be removed from the container () by a removal device such as a syringe needle. The removal device penetrates sealing material () connected to the container. The sealing material () is fixedly connected to the outside () of the container () and/or container parts facing the environment by a fused and/or adhesively bonded connection.

Sealing arrangement and container associated with same

The invention relates to a plastic container product, in particular produced by the blow-molding, filling, and sealing method, having a container wall which can be pierced by means of a cannula in predefinable areas for the purpose of access to the container content. Said plastic container product is characterized in that, in order to avoid punched parts which arise when the container wall is pierced with a cannula, the mathematical product of the container wall thickness in the piercing area and the tensile modulus of the plastic material to ISO 527 is less than 400 MPa&#xb7;mm, in particular preferably less than 300 MPa&#xb7;mm.

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Ingelheim, Germany

Michael Spallek