Robert Boschgmbh

Syntegon Technology Gmbh

Syntegon Packaging Systems Ag

Syntegon Packaging Technology, Inc.

Ulrich Krauss

Werner Runft

Joachim Frangen

Werner Mayer

Paul Mehringer

Harald Ott

Markus Hanisch

Jochen Ziegler

Sebastian Gran

Stefan Pfeiffer

Werner Arleth

Stefan Nagler

Stefan Junker

Klaus Ullherr

Steffen Humpfer

Joshua Windsheimer

Albert Eberhardt

Jochen Peters

Andreas Rappold

Dieter Bandtel

Oliver Gerundt

Philipp Roth

Ulrich Mayer

Markus Ilgenfritz

Juergen Leidig

Samuel Stegmeier

Olaf Eistert

Albrecht Kühnle

Oliver Ullmann

Tim Fleckenstein

Faruk Civelek

Benjamin Hoffmann

Jochen Lautenschlager

Reiner Staeudle

Herbert Schaffert

Frank Scholl

Joachim Radtke

Heiko Wild

Ralf Riebeling

Thomas Beck

Martin Maerz

Rolf Barthelmess

Olaf Busch

Tobias Berger

Reinhold Schmieg

Marc Braeuninger

David Raczek

Enrich Hillenmeyer

Tobias Mugele

Axel Woll

Andreas Bernhard

Patrick Holl

The invention relates to a closing apparatus for closing pharmaceutical containers, having a closing tool for joining a closure element to a pharmaceutical container (), having a fluid unit for applying at least one gaseous fluid to the container, the fluid unit having at least one filter (), wherein the closing apparatus has a tool receptacle () and a tool unit (), wherein the tool unit () is designed as a module which is repeatedly detachable from and connectible to the tool receptacle () by means of a coupling device () and which comprises the closing tool, the fluid unit and the at least one filter ().

Closing apparatus for closing pharmaceutical containers

The invention relates to an apparatus and a method for weighing pharmaceutical containers () nested in a carrier (), wherein the apparatus comprises at least one weighing device () and at least one receptacle () for the carrier () of the containers (), wherein the receptacle () is connected to the weighing station () for weight detection.

Apparatus and method for weighing pharmaceutical containers nested in a carrier

Disclosed is a device for filling a receptacle, comprising at least one filling station () for filling at least one receptacle (), and at least one receptacle holder () for conveying the receptacle () relative to the filling station (), characterized in that at least one driving surface () and at least one mover () which can be coupled to the driving surface () especially in a magnetic manner are provided, the mover () being arranged so as to be movable and/or rotatable on the driving surface () in at least two degrees of freedom, and in that the receptacle holder () is disposed on the mover ().

Device for filling a receptacle

The invention proposes an apparatus for transporting a container relative to a filling station, comprising at least one filling station () for filling at least one container (), and also comprising at least one container mount () for transporting the container () relative to the filling station (), characterized in that at least one drive surface () and at least one mover (), which can be coupled in particular magnetically to the drive surface (), are provided, wherein the mover () is arranged on the drive surface () such that it can be displaced and/or rotated in at least two degrees of freedom, and in that the container mount () is connected to the mover ().

Apparatus for transporting a container relative to a filling station

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

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Ilshofen, Germany

Ulrich Krauss