Baxter International Inc.

Baxter Travenol Laboratories, Inc.

Pierre Soubrier

Etienne Susini

William J Schnell

John M Munsch

Eugene Fabisiewicz

Robert W Flagler

Bernard Desmet

A device for positioning fitments in a perforated film. The device according to the invention includes a transporting member that brings the fitments into the vicinity of a perforated film, preferably below the latter, a member for positioning the fitments perpendicular to the perforations in the film, and an engaging member for pushing the ports through the perforations of the film so that at the exit of the device the film is equipped with fitments.

Device for positioning fitments in a perforated film

The invention consists of a device for welding and perforating a thermoplastic film folded back on itself. The device consists of a support for supporting two electrically heated welding strips and a perforation device. The perforation device is movably supported between the welding strips. The support is transversely movable with respect to the film. The welding strips consists of a non-heating portion and a heating portion. The non-heating portion is at least equal in length to the heating portion.

Device for sealing and perforating a thermoplastic film

Apparatus for cleaning and/or decontaminating a continuous strip of

Guiding device for folded film

Device for the sealing of a port or fitment on a thermoplastic film

A method of radio frequency sealing attaches a seal member to a cylindrical, hollow, access port of a container. The method uses two sets of spaced apart die elements to generate an axial electric field along a region where the port and seal member overlap. An external peripheral ring is formed about an exterior surface of the port. The method can be used with containers having a sealed periphery as well as those previously filled with a fluid.

Method of sealing an article via radio frequency

Conforming device for a flexible film provided with projecting

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Pierre Soubrier