Handling tool for medical equipment
AssigneeAesculap AG
InventorsArne Jansen-Troy, Allan Maas, Daniel Kiessling, Matthias Henke
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Abstract
A handling tool is configured for gripping and/or handling medical equipment, preferably a container, more preferably a sterilization container. The handling tool includes a carriage and two prongs that are spaced apart in parallel and extend in a longitudinal direction at a right angle away from the carriage. Each prong has a container-placement/grasping side, on which a number of receiving projections, which are spaced apart longitudinally, are formed or arranged. The projections extend in a vertical direction with respect to the container-placement/grasping side. A system includes the medical handling tool and a medical container.
Claims19
A handling tool, which is provided and configured for gripping and/or handling medical equipment, having a fork carriage and two parallel-spaced fork tines extending in a longitudinal direction at right angles away from the fork carriage, each of which has a container support/capturing side on which a number of receiving protrusions that are longitudinally spaced are formed or arranged, which extend in a height direction to the container support/capturing side, wherein each of the two parallel-spaced fork tines includes a lower side which faces away from the container support/capturing side, each lower side comprising manipulation projections attached to and extending from the lower side in a depth direction/negative height direction to the lower side.
A handling tool, which is provided and configured for gripping and/or handling medical equipment, having a fork carriage and two parallel-spaced fork tines extending in a longitudinal direction at right angles away from the fork carriage, each of which has a container support/capturing side on which a number of receiving protrusions that are longitudinally spaced are formed or arranged, which extend in a height direction to the container support/capturing side, wherein the two parallel-spaced fork tines include a lower side which faces away from the container support/capturing side and on which manipulation projections are formed or arranged which extend in a depth direction/negative height direction to the lower side,
- wherein the manipulation projections are rotationally symmetrical to the receiving protrusions, relative to a center axis of the two parallel-spaced fork tines extending in the longitudinal direction.
A handling tool, which is provided and configured for gripping and/or handling medical equipment, having a fork carriage and two parallel-spaced fork tines extending in a longitudinal direction at right angles away from the fork carriage, each of which has a container support/capturing side on which a number of receiving protrusions that are longitudinally spaced are formed or arranged, which extend in a height direction to the container support/capturing side, wherein the two parallel-spaced fork tines include a lower side which faces away from the container support/capturing side and on which manipulation projections are formed or arranged which extend in a depth direction/negative height direction to the lower side,
- wherein at least one of the two parallel-spaced fork tines includes a latching element at an end portion facing away from the fork carriage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.