Korber Technologies Gmbh

Hauni Maschinenbau Ag

Thomas Müller

Jan Jaklin

Lasse Cornils

Niklas Romming

Michael Kleine Wächter

Rene Schmidt

Marc Kessler

Matthias Giese

Matthias Horn

Gunnar Niebuhr

Max Bergmann

Christof Schuster

Christian Hanneken

Tobias Wuttke

Piotr Budny

Michael Knabe

Manfred Folger

Arnd Meier

Tim Ullner

Lennart Kock

Jan Stellmacher

Jakob Graf

Thomas Peters

Andrea Oesterling

Kira Wittke

Peter Saul

Martin Cloeters

Ivo Wildgen

Jürgen Krößmann

Jens Willig

Michael Sollmann

Sönke Christian BLÜTHGEN

Stephan Werder

Harald DITTOMBÉE

Axel Henning

Thomas Erdmann

Jan Kreysern

Uwe Busse-Riepshoff

Daniel Diedrich

A vaporizer tank unit for an inhaler, preferably an electronic cigarette product comprises at least an electric vaporizer for vaporizing liquid fed to the vaporizer, a liquid reservoir for storing liquid, and a capillary wick structure, wherein the liquid is feedable by capillary forces from the liquid reservoir to an inlet side of the vaporizer. The wick structure is one-piece and contacts and/or forms the liquid reservoir over at least one circumferential section.

Evaporator tank unit for an inhaler, preferably an electronic cigarette product, electronic cigarette product and wick structure

A vaporizer cartridge, as a component of an inhaler, has a hollow body with a continuous flow channel and a storage tank for storing liquid. The storage tank has at least one access opening to the flow channel and a vaporizer unit arranged in the region of the access opening and extending over the entire access opening. The vaporizer unit has a wick member and a heating member. The vaporizer unit is formed to be liquid-permeable such that liquid can be conveyed at least initially in a capillary manner out of the storage tank through the vaporizer unit in the direction of the flow channel. The wick member is formed from a plurality of granular grains which form microchannels as a result of their fill and/or formation. An inhaler is also provided.

Vaporizer cartridge and inhaler comprising such a vaporizer cartridge

An inhaler vaporizer cartridge includes a housing body with a flow channel, a liquid storage tank, and a vaporizer unit. The vaporizer unit has a wick member and heating member and is liquid-permeable such that liquid is conveyed from the tank through the vaporizer unit to the flow channel. The housing body has a cavity forming the tank and a wick member receiving chamber, and housing is divided by an intermediate wall and a flow channel section. An access opening from the receiving chamber to the flow channel is formed in the intermediate wall and covered by the heating member. Granular grains in the receiving chamber form the wick member and bear against the heating member. The grains form microchannels and are retained by a cover element. An access opening, covered with a liquid-permeable grid structure, establishes a liquid connection from the tank to receiving chamber in the intermediate wall.

A vaporizer cartridge for an inhaler has a hollow body with a continuous flow channel and liquid storage tank. The tank has an access opening to the channel and a vaporizer unit extending over the entire access opening. The vaporizer unit has a wick member and a heating member. The vaporizer unit is liquid-permeable such that liquid is conveyed at least initially in a capillary manner from the storage tank through the vaporizer unit in the direction of the flow channel. The wick member is formed from a plurality of granular grains which, as a result of their fill and/or formation, form microchannels which establish a fluid connection between the storage tank and the flow channel, continuously from an entry side to an exit side of the wick member. An additional securing means is provided which is holds the granular wick member in position. A corresponding inhaler is also provided.

A method for manufacturing a vaporizer assembly for an inhaler comprises the steps of providing a plurality of connection stations and performing at least one assembly step at each connection station to produce a vaporizer assembly at each connection station.

Method and mounting frame for manufacturing a vaporizer unit for an inhaler

An apparatus is provided for filling an empty shaft tray with rod-shaped products. The shaft tray has shaft walls which form a plurality of shafts. The apparatus includes a filling hopper having a receiving region for a mass flow composed of the products, and a storage region for products comprising a front wall, a rear wall, side walls and a bottom wall. The storage region includes partitions that form a plurality of shafts adjacent to each other, wherein the partitions substantially extend over a full height of the storage region, and wherein the rear wall of the storage region includes openings for passage of the shaft walls of the shaft tray. A delivery element delivers the empty shaft tray into the receiving region of the filling hopper to be filled with the products. A removal element removes a filled shaft tray from the filling hopper.

Apparatus and method for filling containers with rod-shaped products

A chain link for a conveying chain of a machine of the tobacco-processing industry, in particular a storage device for a rod-shaped tobacco product, includes holding means for a hinge pin and a hinge pin bearing for connecting the chain link to adjacent chain links, and a carrying surface for carrying a tobacco product, which carrying surface is arranged substantially parallel to the hinge plane defined by the hinge axes. The chain link is designed laterally for cooperation with a deflection plate of the machine which rotates about a substantially vertical axis. During cooperation with the deflection plate the chain link is designed to pivot about a longitudinal pivot axis parallel to the longitudinal axis. The chain link has a guide element which cooperates with the deflection plate and which is designed in such a way that a pivot movement of the chain link about the longitudinal pivot axis is counteracted by a frictional force exerted by the deflection plate on the guide element. On the side of the carrying surface the chain link is designed to cooperate with a round deflection roller of the machine, which rotates about a substantially horizontal axis, wherein contact of the chain link with the deflection roller lies in the region of one of the hinge axes.

Chain link for conveying chain of a machine of the tobacco-processing industry

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