EP3534986A1 - Haltestruktur zum gleichzeitigen halten einer mehrzahl von behältern für substanzen für pharmazeutische, medizinische oder kosmetische anwendungen, transportgebilde und transport- oder verpackungsbehälter mit selbiger - Google Patents
Haltestruktur zum gleichzeitigen halten einer mehrzahl von behältern für substanzen für pharmazeutische, medizinische oder kosmetische anwendungen, transportgebilde und transport- oder verpackungsbehälter mit selbigerInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention generally relates to the treatment of containers for substances for pharmaceutical, medical or even cosmetic applications, and in particular relates to a holding structure for simultaneously holding a plurality of containers for substances for pharmaceutical, medical or cosmetic applications and a transport structure or a transport or packaging containers having such a support structure and containers held thereon.
- Containers for the storage and storage of medical, pharmaceutical or cosmetic preparations in liquid form, in particular in pre-dosed quantities, are used on a large scale medication containers, such as vials, ampoules or cartridges. These generally have a cylindrical shape, can be made of plastics or glass and are available in large quantities at low cost. For the most economical filling of the containers under sterile conditions and for long-term storage, lyophilization processes are used after filling. For this purpose, the containers at the bottler, eg a pharmaceutical company, under sterile conditions, unpacked and then processed.
- CN 103359348-A discloses a tray structure formed as a tray tray having a bottom on which a plurality of vertical locating pins are provided, between which the containers can be received without mutual contact.
- the support structure is formed by injection molding of a plastic.
- the vertical positioning pins act simultaneously as guide sections for inserting the containers into the receptacles formed by the positioning pins.
- WO 2016/135051 A1 discloses a further holding structure, which is designed as a so-called nest and can be received in a trough-shaped transport or packaging container (also referred to as tub).
- a trough-shaped transport or packaging container also referred to as tub.
- a plurality of receptacles is formed, whose bottoms are connected to each other, projecting from the floors vertical positioning pins, between which the containers can be received without mutual contact.
- the vertical positioning pins act simultaneously as guide sections for inserting the containers into the receptacles formed by the positioning pins.
- EP 2 448 541 B1 discloses a further support structure with tubular receptacles formed by sidewalls which project perpendicularly from an upper surface of the support structure.
- the recordings Due to the production of the aforementioned holding structures by an injection molding or thermoforming of plastic, the recordings have a certain geometrical deviation, for example, by draft, Entformungsschrägen, roundness, concentricity, etc. These deviations cause the game between container and holding structure increases, what more Freedom of movement of the container in the recordings conditionally, but also to more particles by abrasion of material and to reduce the achievable Packing density leads. A subsequent reworking of the support structure in the tool is very expensive here, so that certain geometrical deviations can not be avoided.
- Entformungsschrägen Due to the ejection process during injection molding of the support structures correspondingly large-dimensioned Entformungsschrägen must be provided in the shrinking on the cores of injection molds pockets or recordings of the support structures wherein the inclination angle of Entformungsschrägen must be at least about 2 °.
- a large draft angles cause, especially in relatively long and slender containers, for example in cartridges (cartridges) a relatively inaccurate guidance and cause a lower packing density.
- US 2005/0 133 386 AI discloses a bottle carrier, in which the bottles to be held must be suspended from below. Guide ribs and insertion bevels in the sense of the present application are not disclosed.
- US 2015/0272827 AI discloses a nest for vials.
- the vials are recorded upside down in the pictures of the nest.
- the recordings are formed by circumferential guide pins, wherein the bottom of the recordings is formed closed.
- stepped guide sections are provided, which rest on the shoulders of the vials.
- a support structure for simultaneously holding a plurality of containers for substances for pharmaceutical, medical or cosmetic applications, in particular vials or carpules, with a plurality of receptacles in which the containers can be partially or completely received, so that upper or lower ends of the containers protrude axially from the recordings or do not do so.
- the receptacles each have an open upper end for insertion of the container into the receptacles and a lower end with a holding portion, wherein the holding portion serves to limit the axial mobility of the container in the receptacles, so the container axially secured in the Withhold recordings.
- guide portions are provided to guide the container during insertion into the receptacles.
- the guide portions are formed as guide ribs which extend in the longitudinal direction of the receptacles, wherein at the upper ends of the guide ribs Ein Industriesschrägen are formed, which are inclined relative to the guide ribs.
- the guide ribs are, viewed transversely to the longitudinal direction of the recordings, each formed comparatively narrow. This makes it possible according to the invention for the containers to be able to be held in a relatively tight fit by the guide ribs of the receptacles, but these can slide well into the receptacles.
- the Ein Industriesschrägen at the upper ends of the guide ribs effectively support the insertion of the container into the receptacles.
- the chamfers act as it were as Einfangtrichter to capture the ends of the container during insertion of vertically above the support structure and to guide toward the guide ribs.
- the containers must thus, according to the invention less accurately pre-positioned relative to the images, which reduces the effort to handle the container, but can still be reliably introduced into the images.
- a rough pre-positioning of the containers perpendicular to the receptacles may be sufficient for introducing the containers into the receptacles.
- the containers are lowered perpendicular to the support structure in the receptacles, the container can simply be dropped with a suitable design of the guide ribs and insertion bevels due to the above-described trapping effect, to then be guided into the recordings.
- the insertion bevels can basically begin immediately at the upper end of the recordings in order to reduce the effective diameter of the recordings to the diameter between the guide ribs.
- the insertion bevels can also start only at a certain distance from the upper ends of the receptacles, so that the opening width of the receptacles at their upper ends can then be maximum in order to efficiently capture the receptacles when inserted into the receptacles.
- the insertion bevels can basically also be formed concave, but are preferably formed as a flat, inclined surfaces at the upper ends of the guide ribs, which then pass under changing their angle of inclination in the guide ribs.
- the guide ribs protrude only relatively little from side walls or side wall portions of the receptacles radially inwardly, for example by a distance that may be of the order of only one millimeter or less. This allows according to the invention a very high packing density of the support structure.
- the guide ribs or at least the leading edges are formed as flat, inclined surfaces.
- the angle of inclination of the guide ribs relative to the center axis of the receptacles can basically be negligible or at most of the order of one degree or less in order to facilitate demoulding the holding structure from an injection mold during production by injection molding.
- the very small or even vanishingly small draft angles on the surfaces of the guide ribs which are relevant for the guidance bring about a very exact positioning and guidance of the containers in the Recordings and thus a precisely adjustable restriction of the freedom of movement of the container in the recordings or a significant reduction of tilting of the recorded in the receptacles container.
- Limiting the freedom of movement of the containers in the receptacles reduces both the relative movements of the containers to the support structure and the impact velocities and thus the forces of collision of the container with the side walls or side wall portions of the recordings in the transport case. From these reduced normal forces and Reib compassion then result again smaller frictional forces and less material abrasion (formation of particles) in the storage of containers in the recordings, but also when they are inserted into the recordings.
- the very precise guidance of the container according to the invention also makes possible a very precise removal of the containers from the receptacles, for example by lifting the containers by means of prepositioned grippers.
- Such trained guide ribs also allow geometry deviations, such as distortion, roundness, concentricity, etc., which are caused by the injection molding process for the preparation of the support structure, can be subsequently adapted and adjusted precisely.
- the present invention very accurate positioning and leadership of the containers in the images allow especially for long, thin or slim containers an increase in the packing density, since a glass-to-glass contact of containers with increasing restriction of freedom is unlikely.
- the puncture can thus be selected narrower.
- the chamfers are inclined relative to the guide ribs at an angle in the range between 5 ° and 15 °, more preferably in the range between 10 ° and 15 ° and even more preferably in the range between 12.5 ° and 14.5 °.
- this enables efficient catching of the containers when inserted perpendicular to the holding structure plane and, on the other hand, reliable insertion into the receptacles formed by the guide ribs underneath.
- the transition region to the guide ribs can be angled, but also be curved.
- the insertion bevels are inclined at a greater angle of inclination to the central axis of the receptacles than the guide ribs. Since the angle of inclination of the guide ribs to the center axis of the receptacles is vanishing or at least very small, in particular in the range of approximately only one degree, the angle of inclination difference angle substantially corresponds to the inclination angle of the insertion bevels.
- the angle of inclination of the guide ribs to the central axis of the recordings is in the range between 0 ° and 2 °, more preferably in the range between 0 ° and 1.5 ° and even more preferably in the range between 0.5 ° and 1.0 °.
- the guide ribs protrude radially inwardly into the receptacles and are arranged distributed at angular distances from one another, preferably at equal angular distances from each other, in particular at angular intervals of 90 degrees or 45 degrees. It may be sufficient if the guide ribs protrude only minimally into the receptacles radially inwardly, for example by a distance of a maximum of about one millimeter.
- the guide ribs of a respective receptacle include a circle or are distributed along such a circle whose diameter is smaller than a diameter of the side walls, positioning pins, separating webs or the like formed receptacles per se, wherein the diameter of the said circle at the lower ends of the guide ribs corresponds to the outer diameter of the container at its end.
- the containers are then held tightly between the guide ribs.
- the cylindrical side walls of the containers abut against the guide ribs at the lower ends of the receptacles. The containers can thus be supported in any case in this area substantially without radial play.
- the receptacles are arranged distributed in a plurality of rows and columns, wherein inner receptacles of the support structure, so receptacles that are not located directly on the edge of the support structure, formed by positioning cylinders extending axially, wherein on side walls of the positioning cylinder a Are provided plurality of guide ribs.
- These positioning cylinders can basically represent the only lateral boundaries of the recordings, that is to say be arranged in the middle between four adjacent recordings. The actual lateral support of the container takes place via the guide ribs.
- the guide ribs are arranged in alignment by diametrically opposite positioning cylinders of a respective receptacle, wherein the guide ribs are arranged offset on the side walls of the positioning cylinder at angular intervals of 90 ° to each other.
- the containers are laterally supported on only four guide ribs, so that frictional forces are minimized when inserting the container into the receptacles.
- the guide ribs and the associated insertion bevels have a comparatively small extent in the circumferential direction of the receptacles, ie are designed as comparatively narrow ribs.
- the extent in the circumferential direction of the recordings may, for example, be in the range of a few angular degrees, for example in the range of 1 degree to about 15 degrees, more preferably in the range of 1 degree to 8 degrees and more preferably in the range of 1 degree to 2 or 3 degrees.
- the guide ribs may well have a certain extension in the circumferential direction of the recordings, so not only as a linear, very be formed narrow ribs, because this results in smaller surface pressures in receiving the container, so that the local amount of particles are smaller by material abrasion on the guide ribs, so this is then less critical for optical inspection systems. For a reduction of the surface pressure produces smaller mechanical loads on the surfaces (ie the softer plastic surfaces of the support structure).
- the guide ribs of the support structure after their preparation, in particular by injection molding of a plastic, also subsequently processed and optimally adapted to the geometry of the male container.
- the positioning cylinders are connected to one another via separating webs which are arranged in alignment along rows and columns.
- the dividers are mainly used to stiffen the support structure, so that the positions of the positioning cylinder can be specified with even higher accuracy.
- the dividers may also serve to prevent direct glass-to-glass contact of the containers in the receptacles.
- further ribs may be provided on the side surfaces of the separating webs, which likewise extend in the longitudinal direction of the receptacles and in principle can likewise serve for additional lateral support of the containers in the receptacles.
- the recordings can also be formed hexagonal by suitable arrangement of the positioning cylinder in a hexagonal arrangement.
- the positioning cylinders are formed as a hollow cylinder, which further increases the rigidity of the positioning cylinder and helps to save material.
- an upper side edge of the positioning cylinder is preferably rounded, so that a container when inserted from above the support structure can be captured and guided even more effective in a recording.
- outer receptacles of the holding structure ie receptacles, which are arranged directly on the edge of the holding structure, are formed by at least partially circularly curved side walls, which are perpendicular to the Extend the top of the support structure or parallel to the central axis of the recordings.
- the side walls are adapted to the cylindrical side walls of the containers, so that the distance of the receptacles can be minimized to the edge of the support structure.
- an upper edge of the side walls may be rounded, which further supports the vertical insertion of the containers into the receptacles from above the holding structure.
- the holding portions are formed at the lower ends of the receptacles as radially inwardly projecting retaining projections, so that ends of the container can be supported directly on these retaining projections.
- the holding projections are expediently sufficiently rigid to withstand the usual axial forces. If further processing of the containers is envisaged while they are received in the receptacles of the support structure, the stiffness of these holding projections can be considerable, so that relatively high axial forces can be exerted on the receptacles recorded in the receptacles, for example when putting plugs over the Charging openings of carpules, while the carpules are supported at the opposite ends of the filling openings on the retaining projections.
- the retaining projections may each include openings at the lower ends of the receptacles, so that the ends of the container, if they are received in the receptacles of the support structure, basically from the bottom of the recordings forth at least partially accessible, such as for the purpose of further processing or Handling.
- the containers are generally cylindrical, in particular as carpules, which have an upper end with a narrowed neck portion and a subsequent shoulder portion which merges into a cylindrical side wall of the container, wherein the opening width of the aforementioned openings on the Outer diameter of the upper ends of the container is adjusted so that the upper ends of the container extending through these openings and the shoulder portions of the container are supported directly on the retaining projections, to limit the axial mobility of the container in the receptacles.
- This design is particularly suitable for holding cartridges upside down in the receptacles of the support structure.
- the ejection openings of the cartridges can with a stopper closed and sealed with a lid or closure, for example by means of a crimped metal lid, which still allows access to a septum in the stopper (pre-crimped cartridge).
- the opening width of the aforementioned openings at the lower ends of the receptacles can be dimensioned so that the front end of the carpule with the plug and the crimped metal cover can extend completely through this opening, so that the carpules exclusively in the region of the shoulder portion on the retaining projections are supported.
- the opening is for this purpose preferably circular, or in correspondence with the profile of the carpule at the front end.
- an upper side of the holding structure is formed flat at least along the edge of the holding structure, wherein the lower ends of the receptacles are connected to one another via webs, which together form a plane.
- the length of the receptacles is matched to the length of the container so that upper or lower ends of the container protrude out of the receptacles and thus are freely accessible from above the holding structure forth.
- This can be used for further processing or treatment of the containers while they are received in the receptacles and held on the support structure.
- a nest may be temporarily held in a holding frame of a process station, such as a pharmaceutical filler, while the substance is being filled into the containers held on the support structure via the filling openings.
- a process station such as a pharmaceutical filler
- the ends of the container plugs are pressed for closing the container, while the containers are held on the support structure.
- the protruding from the shots ends can be used to grip the container and to remove them from the recordings.
- the holding structure is formed integrally by injection molding of a plastic.
- the aforementioned inclined guide ribs and / or insertion bevels can effectively assist in demoulding the support structure from an injection mold.
- a container transporting structure comprising a combination of the support structure as disclosed above and a plurality of containers for substances for pharmaceutical, medical or cosmetic applications held thereon, the containers in the receptacles of the Support structure are at least partially received and axially secured to the support structure, as stated above.
- the holding structure may be designed in particular as a so-called nest to hold vials, carpules or similar pharmaceutical containers.
- the holding structure is formed as a receiving part, in which the plurality of receptacles are integrally formed as frusto-conical receptacles in a regular array, so that the containers with their upper ends directed towards the bottoms of the receptacles and while preventing an immediate contact of adjacent containers in the receptacles of the receiving part are receivable.
- the receiving part can serve as a holding tray (so-called tray) for the containers and can also be directly sealed for sterile transport and storage of the containers, for example by means of a sealing film.
- the recordings are preferably matched to the lengths of the containers that the containers are completely absorbed in the recordings, so their ends do not protrude from the recordings.
- a support member is further provided to cover bottoms of the container received in the Aufhahmeteil, wherein the support member is formed by a base plate having a flat support surface which faces the receptacles.
- Such a receiving part can be formed in one piece in particular by thermoforming a plastic, in particular by deep drawing from a plate-shaped plastic material.
- the receiving part can be formed by deep drawing a thin film or a thin film plate with a material thickness of up to 2.0 mm, more preferably of up to 1.25 mm and more preferably of up to 1.0 mm.
- the support member can be integrally formed by thermoforming a plastic, in particular by deep drawing of a plate-shaped plastic material.
- the support member may be formed in particular by deep-drawing a thin film or a thin film plate with a material thickness of up to 2.0 mm, more preferably of up to 1.25 mm and more preferably of up to 1.0 mm.
- a container transport structure comprising a combination of the support structure as described above and a plurality of containers for substances for pharmaceutical, medical or cosmetic applications held thereon, the containers being received in the receptacles and axially secured to the support structure are held.
- a transport or packaging container for a plurality of containers for substances for pharmaceutical, medical or cosmetic applications is provided, wherein the transport or packaging container is box-shaped, wherein a holding structure, as stated above, as so-called nest is received in the box-shaped transport or packaging container together with the containers held thereon to hold the plurality of containers in the transport or packaging container.
- the transport or packaging container can be closed or sealed in particular by means of a gas-permeable plastic film, in particular by means of a plastic film which is formed of a gas-permeable mesh of plastic fibers and in particular a Tyveck® film to sterilize the container by flowing a gas through to allow the gas-permeable plastic film therethrough.
- a gas-permeable plastic film in particular by means of a plastic film which is formed of a gas-permeable mesh of plastic fibers and in particular a Tyveck® film to sterilize the container by flowing a gas through to allow the gas-permeable plastic film therethrough.
- a sterile packaging structure may further be provided having at least one transport structure as set forth above, or at least one transport or packaging container as set forth above and with the containers received therein, wherein the at least one transport formation or at least one transport or packaging container is received in at least one sterile outer packaging bag and packaged sterile against the environment.
- the at least one sterile outer packaging bag has a gas-permeable section which is in particular formed by a mesh of synthetic fibers, such as polypropylene fibers (PP).
- FIG. 1 shows a holding structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention in a perspective view.
- FIG. 2 shows the holding structure according to FIG. 1 in a plan view
- Fig. 3 is a partial section along A-A in Fig. 2;
- Fig. 4a is a representation of the partial section according to FIG. 3 with a head first in the
- Fig. 4b is a representation of the partial section according to FIG. 3 at the beginning of the vertical
- Fig. 5a is an illustration of the partial section according to FIG. 3 with an upright in the
- Fig. 5b is a representation of the partial section according to FIG. 3 at the beginning of the vertical
- FIG. 6 shows the holding structure according to FIG. 1 in a perspective bottom view
- FIG. 7 shows the holding structure according to FIG. 1 in a side view
- FIG. 8a shows a holding structure according to a second embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 8b is a partial section along A-A in Fig. 8a;
- Fig. 8c is a partial section along B-B in Fig. 8a.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 show a support structure 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention in a perspective view and in a plan view.
- the holding structure 1 has a plurality of receptacles 5, which are arranged in rows and columns running perpendicular thereto and serve to receive pharmaceutical containers therein, in particular vials or carpules.
- the receptacles 5 are separated from one another by vertical positioning cylinders 20, which are connected to one another via plate-shaped separating webs 15 and are connected to partially curved side walls 10 in sections.
- outer receptacles 5b are arranged, which are separated from each other by the side walls 10 and separating webs 15.
- the remaining inner receptacles 5 a are separated exclusively via the dividers 15.
- To grip the support structure 1 serve access openings 9 in the upper side 2, which are provided offset from one another on two opposite sides of the support structure 1.
- the receptacles 5 extend perpendicular to the top 2 and are axially bounded at their lower ends by bottom webs 12, which are connected to the side walls 10 and the lower ends of the positioning cylinder 20 and together form a plane (see Fig. 6), a further stiffening of the recordings is used.
- the bottom webs 12 include circular openings 13 at the lower ends of the receptacles and are connected together.
- the upper ends 21 of the positioning cylinder 20 terminate flush with the top 2.
- the edge 6 of the upper side 2 and the upper ends 21 of the positioning cylinder 20 have rounded or bevelled edges 7.
- longitudinal slots 11 are formed to save material and to allow a visual inspection of the recorded in the receptacles container.
- the dividers 10 are mainly used for further stiffening of the support structure 1 and the positioning cylinder 20, but can additionally also prevent direct contact of containers that are received in adjacent receptacles 5.
- guide ribs 18, 25 are provided, which protrude radially inwardly into the receptacles 5, so that the side walls of the Container does not come into contact with the side walls 10 and positioning cylinders 20, but directly abut the guide ribs 18, 25 and are guided by these during insertion into the receptacles 5.
- the guide ribs 18, 25 extend substantially over the entire length of the receptacles 5 in the longitudinal direction thereof. 1, the guide ribs 18, 25 start slightly spaced from the top 2 of the support structure 1 and each extend down to the bottom of the receptacles 6. While shown in the figures that the guide ribs 18, 25 no interruptions in the longitudinal direction may in principle be formed with interruptions.
- the guide ribs 18, 25 are insertion chamfers 19, 26 are formed, which are inclined relative to the guide ribs 18, 25 at an acute angle.
- the guide ribs 18, 25 are formed as flat insertion bevels.
- the upper ends of the insertion bevels 19, 26 merge into the side walls 10 and positioning cylinder 20.
- the positioning cylinders 20 are formed as a hollow cylinder, wherein the retaining projections 22 extend radially inwardly from the lower ends of the positioning cylinder 20 in the receptacles 5.
- the guide ribs 25 are inclined as shown in FIG. 3 at an inclination angle of 0.5 ° to the central axis of the receptacles 5.
- This angle of inclination can basically be vanishing, but in any case is very small and is preferably at most 2 °.
- the guide ribs 18, 25 serve as Entformungsschrägen to assist a demolding of an injection mold.
- the insertion bevels 26 are inclined at an angle of 14 ° relative to the guide ribs 25, which also applies to the corresponding angle of inclination of the insertion bevels 19 relative to the guide ribs 18 on the side walls 10 of the receptacles 5.
- FIGS. 4a and 4b show the insertion of a carpule 50 vertically from above into the receptacle 5 of a support structure in two phases, namely in a fully inserted state ( Figure 4a) and at the beginning of vertical insertion ( Figure 4b).
- the carpules 50 are hollow cylindrical, with a cylindrical side wall 52, which merges via a sloping thereto shoulder portion 54 in a narrowed neck portion 55 with a smaller outer diameter than the cylindrical side wall 52, at its front end a widened edge 56 having an ejection opening 58th is trained. This may be closed by a plug (not shown).
- the plug can be secured by means of a crimped metal cover at the front end of the carpule 50 (so-called pre-crimped cartridge).
- the carpule 50 is formed open, with a filling opening 57, through which a liquid substance can be filled.
- the transition region between the shoulder portion 54 and the cylindrical sidewall 52 continues to be guided by the insertion bevels 26 (and 19) until finally the transition region between the shoulder portion 54 and the cylindrical sidewall 52 is along the guide ribs 25 (and 18). slides until finally the shoulder portion 54 is directly supported on the retaining projections 22.
- this state (see Fig. 4a) is located in any case the front end of the cylindrical side wall 52 directly to the lower end of the guide ribs 25 (and 18) and is centered in the receptacle 5 and spaced to the side walls 10 and positioning cylinders 20 supported.
- the front end of the carpule including the narrowed neck portion 55 and the widened upper edge 56 extend through the opening 23 between the retaining projections 22, possibly including a metal lid (not shown) crimped thereon.
- the metal lid does not come into contact with the retaining projections 22, so that no forces are exerted on them and the plug the filling opening 13 of the carpule 50 safely can occlude, even if large axial forces act on the carpule 50, such as when inserting plugs into the filling opening 57, while the carpule 50 is received in the position shown in FIG. 4a upside down in the receptacles 5 and supported. In this position, the rear ends of the cartridges 50 protrude from the receptacles 5.
- Figures 5a and 5b show the insertion of a vial 51 from vertically above into the receptacle 5 of a support structure in two phases, namely in a fully inserted state ( Figure 4a) and at the beginning of insertion ( Figure 4b). It is shown that the vial 51 is inserted upright. In principle, however, the vial 51 can also be introduced upside down, in the manner of the carpule, as shown in FIGS. 4a and 4b.
- the above-described guidance of the vial 51 during insertion takes place here by the interaction of the transition region between the bottom 53 and the cylindrical side wall 52 of the vial with the insertion bevels 26 (and 19) and the guide ribs 25 (and 18).
- the bottom 53 of the vial 51 is supported on the holding projections 22 and the vial 51 is thus held axially secured in the receptacle 5.
- stiffening ribs 8 are provided on the rear side of the support structure 1 for further stiffening. Clearly recognizable is the cup-shaped configuration of the recordings 5.
- a holding structure 1, as described above, can be used to store and transport pharmaceutical containers, such as vials or cartridges.
- the holding structure 1 can be gripped and guided by means of the access openings 9 of grippers or the like.
- the pharmaceutical containers may be further processed or treated while held by the support structure 1, as described above.
- a support structure can be stored as a so-called nest in a trough-shaped transport or packaging container (so-called tub), for example in the manner disclosed in the Applicant's EP 2 868 593 A1, the contents of which are hereby removed the reference for disclosure purposes.
- the transport or packaging container can be closed or sealed by means of a gas-permeable plastic film, in particular by means of a plastic film, which is formed from a gas-permeable mesh of plastic fibers and in particular a Tyveck® film.
- a gas-permeable plastic film in particular by means of a plastic film, which is formed from a gas-permeable mesh of plastic fibers and in particular a Tyveck® film.
- Such a support structure can be formed in one piece in particular by injection molding of a plastic. The chamfers and guide ribs support the demolding of the support structure.
- a holding structure according to the present invention is in principle also suitable for so-called tray solutions, in particular for vials, as shown by way of example in FIGS. 8a to 8c.
- the holding structure 1 is designed as a receiving part, in which the plurality of receptacles are formed in one piece as frusto-conical receptacles 5 in a regular arrangement.
- the receptacles 5 are formed by circumferential side walls 10 closed.
- the vials 51 (as an example of a pharmaceutical container) are directed with their upper ends towards the bottoms 14 of the receptacles 5 and received in the receptacles 5 of the receiving part 1 while preventing direct contact of adjacent vials 51. In this case, the vials 51 are completely received in the receptacles 5, so do not protrude beyond the edge of the support structure 1.
- the lengths of the receptacles 5 are matched to the vials 51, that the bottoms of the vials 51 are flush with the edge of the support structure 1.
- the insertion bevels and guide ribs described above are formed on the inside of the side walls 10.
- a support part can furthermore be placed on the receiving part and connected thereto in such a way that the bottoms of the vials accommodated in the receiving part are covered.
- the support part is preferably formed by a base plate with a flat bearing surface, which faces the receptacles and on which the bottoms of the vials 51 are directly supported.
- the receiving part and / or support part of such a support structure can / thermoforming of a plastic can be integrally formed, in particular by deep drawing of a plate-shaped plastic material, preferably by deep-drawing a thin film or a thin film plate with a material thickness of up to 2.0 mm, more preferably up to 1, 25 mm and more preferably up to 1, 0 mm.
- the Aufhahmeteil can in principle also be produced by injection molding of a plastic, wherein the insertion bevels and guide ribs in the manner described above can support the demolding of the receiving part.
- the receiving part can be formed by connecting to the support part to a non-sterile closed transport structure. If a sterile transport of the pharmaceutical containers is desired, the open side of the receiving part can also be closed by a sealing film, for example by sticking along a fischschartigen edge of the receiving part, possibly with additional welding points to form a sterile transport structure.
- a transport structure for sterile transport, such a transport structure, possibly together with other similar transporting structures, can be accommodated in at least one sterile outer packaging bag and packed in a sterile manner against the environment.
- the at least one sterile outer packaging bag can have a gas-permeable section or can even be completely formed by the latter, which is formed, in particular, by a mesh of synthetic fibers, such as polypropylene fibers (PP).
- PP polypropylene fibers
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