Rpc Wiko Gmbh & Co. Kg

Rpc Wiko Gmbh

Georg Menshen Gmbh + Co. Kg

Fresenius Kabi Deutschland Gmbh

Tchibo Gmbh

Wolfgang Heukamp

Bernd Knierbein

Rüdiger Ternité

Ludger Braukmann

Frank Römer

Martin Albers

Walter Schulte

Hans-Joachim Ahrens

Daniel Teicher

René Epp

Helmut Walter

Janina Luke

Sebastian Mauss

Roland Knauer

Frank Rauch

Stephan Porzelt

Barbara Kösske

The invention relates to a closure cap for a container filled with medicinal fluid, which container has an aperture piece which is sealed off by a diaphragm which can be punctured. The closure cap has a cap-shaped closure body () and a drinking neck () with a drinking opening () which is pivotable between a first position, in which the drinking neck bears against the closure cap, and a second position, in which the drinking neck projects from the closure cap. In addition, the closure cap has means () for puncturing the diaphragm which seals off the aperture piece of the container, which means () interact with the drinking neck in such a way that, as the drinking neck () is pivoted, the diaphragm is punctured such that a connection is produced between the opening () of the drinking neck and the container interior. The closure cap is characterized in that the closure body has, in addition to the opening () of the drinking neck (), an opening () for ventilating the container during drinking.

Closure cap for a container filled with medicinal fluid, and container having a closure cap

The invention relates to a closure for a container having an adapter part which can be fastened to the container connecting piece forming the container opening and on the external thread of which a hood-shaped part is screwed which forms the upper removal opening, wherein a capsule which is filled with an active substance and the contents of which can be moved into the interior of the container lies on the upper edge of the container connecting piece, wherein the capsule can be cut open by blades which protrude on a blade ring which can be rotated by rotation of the hood-like part and can be moved downwards, wherein the blade ring can be moved downwards during a first rotational range of the hood-shaped part until the blades stab into the capsule, and wherein the blade ring can be rotated by the hood-shaped part during the subsequent second rotational range of the hood-shaped part, in particular without a further movement downwards.

Container closure having a capsule inside it

The invention relates to a dispenser pump (), for the non-dropping, dosed dispensing of liquid to pasty products from containers, for example, from bottles, canisters, or tubes, comprising a pump lower section () with a suction opening () and a pump upper section () with a moving lid (), for sucking up the product through the suction opening () of the pump lower section () into a suction chamber () and to dispense the product from said suction chamber (), through a dispensing channel () with an application opening (). According to the invention, a constructive simplification may be achieved, whereby the lower end of the suction chamber (), arranged beneath the lid (), is embodied by a floating elastic disc valve () which, on alternate axial displacement of the lid (), opens and closes the lower opening () of the dispensing channel section ('), due to arching of the mid-section thereof and conversely, by deformation of the outer boundary region () thereof, opens and closes the suction opening () of the pump lower section ().

Dispenser pump

The invention relates to a dispenser stick () for storing and applying a pasty gradually removable stick compound from a cosmetic or otherwise product, such as for example a deodorant stick or glue stick. Said dispenser stick is provided with a cylindrical housing (') comprising an upper dispensing opening, a closure cap () that hermetically seals the dispensing opening via a sealing lip (), and a feeding plunger () that can be axially displaced inside the housing (&#x2032;). The dispenser stick () is characterized in that the feeding plunger () can only be displaced towards the dispensing opening and is blocked in the opposite direction and in that the closure cap () is configured as a double-walled structure that has an interior cap () that can be axially displaced relative to the closure cap (). Advantageously, the housing (&#x2032;) is double-walled with an exterior housing () that can be closed together with the closure cap () and with an interior housing () accommodating the stick compound, which can be displaced axially in the exterior housing ().

Dispenser stick

One disadvantage during delivery of products such as foams, for instance shaving foam or gel, self-foaming products and other products that are applied with a pressurized system from a conventional, pressurized dispenser container with the aid of known dispenser heads that can be inserted into the delivery valve of the dispenser container is that the pressurized product remaining in the delivery channel continues to be pressed out in small amounts in an uncontrolled manner after utilization despite the fact that the delivery valve is closed. In order to eliminate said disadvantage, the dispenser head () is configured with an additional closing device (') that automatically opens the delivery hole () and automatically closes it after the dispensing process is completed.

Dispenser head with a check valve

Closure for package or container

A dispenser for dispensing metered amounts of liquid or paste-like products has a cylindrical reservoir having an open bottom and an upper end with an intake valve. A plunger is arranged axially movably in the cylindrical reservoir and closes off the open bottom of the cylindrical reservoir. A dispensing head is arranged on the upper end of the reservoir. The dispensing head has a bell-shaped dispensing pump having elastic sidewalls and a pump head with a through opening having an outlet valve. The dispensing pump together with the intake valve and the outlet valve delimits a closed pump chamber. The outlet valve is manufactured as a monolithic part of the pump neck such that with a simple working step the entire through opening of the pump neck is closable by a valve flap of the outlet valve.

Dispenser for flowable products

A dispenser for distributing measured quantities of fluid to pasty product comprising a storage container with axially displaceable guide pistons and a dispenser head with a dispenser pump. A pump chamber is restricted by check valves at the entry and exit. A discharge channel is positioned downstream of the dispenser pump with an application opening that can be sealed by a sealing element. The dispenser head is designed with an application cap with a planar application surface closing the dispenser head in an axial direction and with an application opening centrally arranged in the application surface. The sealing element is designed in such a way, and arranged within the application surface, that the sealing element completely overlaps the application opening and is flush with the planar application surface.

Dispenser for free-flowing products

A dispenser head of a dispenser for dispensing metered quantities of liquid and pasty products with spherically encapsulated components includes a dispenser pump and a dispenser duct with applicator opening following the dispenser pump for metered dispensing of products, wherein the dispenser pump includes an inlet duct and an outlet duct and a pump chamber closed at the inlet and outlet sides by check valves. At least one screen-like perforated mask is arranged in the product flow from the pump chamber during the dispensing procedure toward the outlet side, such that the entire product quantity must pass through the perforated mask during the dispensing procedure.

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Swisttal, Germany

Wolfgang Heukamp