Insert for a turning device, turning device and method for turning medicinal ampoules
AssigneeKörber Pharma Inspection GmbH
InventorsTobias Schuster, Wolfgang Heimberg, Michael Müller, Martin Eberl
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Abstract
An insert for a turning device for medical ampoules includes an input section having a plurality of input apertures for receiving one ampoule in each case and provided in a first arrangement structure, a dispensing section having a plurality of output apertures for dispensing one ampoule in each case and provided in a second arrangement structure, and a transition section having a plurality of guides and arranged such that the output apertures are arranged in a second arrangement structure, wherein the input apertures and the outlet apertures are arranged eccentrically relative to each other.
Claims14
An insert for a turning device for medical ampoules, comprising:
- an input section which has a plurality of input apertures for receiving a respective ampoule, wherein the input apertures are provided in a first arrangement structure;
- a dispensing section having a plurality of output apertures for dispensing one ampoule at a time, wherein the output apertures are provided in a second arrangement structure;
- and
- a transition section which has a plurality of guides, the transition section being arranged and/or designed in such a way that ampoules can pass from the input apertures through the plurality of guides to the output apertures;
- wherein the input apertures and the outlet apertures are arranged eccentrically relative to each other.
A method for turning medical ampoules via an insert, comprising:
- providing a plurality of medical ampoules in a first arrangement structure;
- picking up the ampoules in one of the input apertures of the insert;
- guiding the ampoules through a guide of the insert from the input apertures to the output apertures of the insert;
- and
- dispensing the ampoules from the output apertures in a second arrangement structure;
- such that the first arrangement structure differs from the second arrangement structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.