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AssigneeSyntegon Technology GmbH
InventorsTobias Trittner, Martin Burkhardt, Stefan Knausenberger
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A device for adjusting a spacing between containers, preferably vials and/or carpules and/or syringes, having a dispensing holder having at least two first container receptacles that are arranged with an invariable first mutual spacing (D1) and are each configured to hold one of the containers, further having a receiving holder having at least two second container receptacles that are arranged with an invariable second mutual spacing (D2) that differs from the first spacing (D1) and are each configured to hold one of the containers. A passive transfer element is provided, which is independent of the dispensing holder and the receiving holder and by which a transfer of the containers from the first container receptacles to the second container receptacles can be effected. The device has a drive system that is configured to generate a linear relative movement between the dispensing holder, the receiving holder and the passive transfer element.
A device (1) for adjusting a spacing between containers (10), having a dispensing holder (2) comprising at least two first container receptacles (2a) that are arranged with an invariable first mutual spacing (D1) and are each configured to hold one of the containers (10), further having a receiving holder (3) comprising at least two second container receptacles (3a) that are arranged with an invariable second mutual spacing (D2) that differs from the first spacing (D1) and are each configured to hold one of the containers (10), further having a passive transfer element (4), which is independent of the dispensing holder (2) and the receiving holder (3) and by which a transfer of the containers (10) from the first container receptacles (2a) to the second container receptacles (3a) can be effected, the device (1) having a drive system (5) that is configured to generate a linear relative movement between the dispensing holder (2), the receiving holder (3) and the passive transfer element (4).
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