Robert Boschgmbh

Syntegon Technology Gmbh

Uwe Stroinski

Ulrich Wieduwilt

Hans-Peter Stadel

Martin Beck

Reinhard Rapp

Ruediger Karcher

Ruppert Greiter

Robert Kuhn

Nancy Berg

The present invention relates to a method for processing a covering roll sheet () of a package, wherein the covering roll sheet () covers a package body () in the manner of a lid, comprising the steps of: drawing the covering roll sheet () off an endless roll (), tensioning the covering roll sheet (), determining an offset between a first marking on the covering roll sheet () and a second marking () on the package body (), and stretching the covering roll sheet () in a manner dependent on the determined offset between the first marking () and the second marking ().

Method and device for processing a cover of a package

A method for producing a packaging body () from a web material that comprises paper, wherein the packaging body () comprises an indentation () for receiving an item to be packaged, the method comprising: pre-tensioning the web material (); fixing the web material () between a holding-down device () and a die (); molding the indentation () in the web material (); and removing the molded indentation () from the die ().

Method and device for producing a packaging body of packaging

The invention relates to a method for producing an outer box and a drawer for packaging purposes, and to a corresponding device for producing the outer box and drawer. A first machine produces the outer box, a second machine produces the drawer, and a shared main drive drives the devices of the first machine and the second machine. The first and second machines transform flat blanks into an outer box and a drawer respectively, by a series folding and welding steps.

Method and device for producing a highly precise box

The invention relates to a blister arrangement which includes a blister strip having a plurality of cups. The blister strip has a base region and a cover film and wherein a tablet or the like is disposed inside each cup. A blister pocket accommodates the blister strip. The blister pocket has a substantially rectangular shape with a front side, a rear side, a first lateral region, a second lateral region, and at least one open face. The front side has a first recess that is the same size as or slightly larger than the size of a cup, and the rear side has a second recess opposite the first recess. The cup is oriented in the direction of the second recess, and the cover film of the blister strip is oriented toward the first recess. The blister strip may be pulled out through the open face.

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Waiblingen, Germany

Uwe Stroinski