AT48583B

AT48583B - Device for dividing and filling medicinal powder in paper capsules.

Info

Publication number: AT48583B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Wilhelm Von Fischer
Original assignee: Wilhelm Von Fischer
Priority date: 1909-01-11
Filing date: 1909-01-11
Publication date: 1911-06-26

Description

  

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  Vorrichtung zur Teilung und Füllung von Arzneipulver in Papierkapseln. 
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 Oblatenkapseln. Der Apparat besteht aus einer runden Büchse (Fig. I) zur Aufnahme des zu teilenden Pulvers. An der unteren (inneren) Seite des Deckels dieser   Büchse (Fig. II) ist   ein sternartiger - je nach Bedarf aus 4,6, 8,10 oder 12 Fächern gebildeter-Teiler T angebracht. dessen seitliche und untere Fächerkanten bei Einführung in die Büchse (Fig. I) bis an deren Seitenwand und Boden reichen. Jede durch die Teilerfächer gebildete Abteilung mündet nach oben gegen den Deckel der Büchse (Fig. II) trichterförmig, wie Fig. III zeigt, durch eine runde Öffnung in ein   abgeschrägtes   Röhrchen. R, welches zum Aufstecken der Papierkapsel dient. 



  Auf dem Deckel zwischen den Röhrchen sich kreuzend, ist die abhebbare Stützplatte S für den   Kapselbecher   B aufgelegt. 

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  Device for dividing and filling medicinal powder in paper capsules.
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 Cachets. The apparatus consists of a round can (Fig. I) for receiving the powder to be divided. On the lower (inner) side of the lid of this box (Fig. II) is a star-like divider T made up of 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 compartments as required. the lateral and lower fan edges when introduced into the can (Fig. I) extend to the side wall and bottom. Each division formed by the dividing compartments opens upwards against the cover of the can (Fig. II) in a funnel-shaped manner, as Fig. III shows, through a round opening into a beveled tube. R, which is used to attach the paper capsule.



  The removable support plate S for the capsule cup B is placed on the lid between the tubes, crossing one another.

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Claims

The instructions for use are as follows: The prepared medicinal powder is poured into the can (Fig. 1), slightly leveled with the graduated tamper (Fig. IV), then the lid with the dividing compartments (Fig. II) is pushed completely into the can. the support plate S is placed on the lid, the paper capsules are attached to the tubes, the capsule cup R is placed over the attached capsules and finally the entire device is turned over from bottom to top, so that the powder lying at the bottom of the can and already divided by the dividing compartments is passed through directly the tube R falls into the attached capsules. This whole process takes barely a minute.

When the device is lifted out of the capsule container, the support plate S being held down with the left hand, the already filled paper capsules are stripped from the tubes by the support plate 'S' and remain upright in the capsule cup, after which they are in the same way be locked. EMI1.2 material can be porcelain, hard rubber, enamelled or nickel-plated sheet iron and paper.

In the case of devices made of porcelain or metal, there is no friction between the dividing edges and the warden of the sleeve, a precisely fitting, replaceable lining made of parchment paper is inserted into the latter. EMI1.3 Uhtatcncapsulates the lid of a tube with his left hand.

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