EP3826689A2 - Siebschalendeckel für sterilisiersiebschale und sterilisiersiebschalensystem - Google Patents
Siebschalendeckel für sterilisiersiebschale und sterilisiersiebschalensystemInfo
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- EP3826689A2 EP3826689A2 EP19749241.6A EP19749241A EP3826689A2 EP 3826689 A2 EP3826689 A2 EP 3826689A2 EP 19749241 A EP19749241 A EP 19749241A EP 3826689 A2 EP3826689 A2 EP 3826689A2
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a sieve bowl cover / strainer basket cover / sterilizing strainer basket cover for a sterilizing strainer bowl / a sterilizing basket / a sterilizing basket trough / strainer basket trough / sterilizing bowl according to the preamble of patent claim 1, in particular with an essentially rectangular plate or grid-like basic shape, which defines an outer basic shape which defines an outer shape the one
- the invention relates to a sterilizing tray system with a sterilizing tray /
- Sterility where a sterile medical device is free of reproductive organisms, including free of reproductive spores.
- the products are prepared and sterilized accordingly for reuse.
- Usual sterilization processes are, for example, heat sterilization processes, either by means of moist heat or by means of hot air, low-temperature gas processes, for example ethylene oxide processes, or disinfection processes using aqueous ones Solutions.
- (thermostable) medical devices are placed in a sterilizing sieve bowl / a sterilizing sieve basket / a sieve basket for sterilization and subjected to the corresponding process.
- the sterilizing sieve pan In order to prevent light or small instruments from being thrown out of the sterilizing sieve pan or to leave it unintentionally due to further circumstances, in particular during a washing process, and to prevent the medical devices from falling out during transport in sterile barrier systems or on transport trolleys, the sterilizing sieve pan is provided with a associated matching sieve bowl cover. This closes the sterilizing sieve bowl and prevents the medical devices from escaping from the device due to the geometry
- the sieve bowl cover can serve to ensure a distance between instruments and soft packaging.
- a sieve bowl cover is used in a
- Sterilizing sieve pan system is that the sieve pan lid and the sterilizing sieve pan system are not adapted to be securely closed because the sieve bowl handles only lie loosely on the sieve bowl cover as a stop.
- the sieve bowl handles can easily and involuntarily be folded over or swiveled from the lying position as the folding position / closed position into a gripping position / gripping position, which remove the sieve shell lid from the sterilizing sieve shell allows.
- Sieve bowl cover can be securely closed with the sterilizing sieve bowl.
- the object of the invention is with regard to the sieve bowl cover
- Has receptacle (a locking and or snap-in device), which is designed such that a rod-shaped bolt, which is preferably pivotable on the
- Sterilization screen tray is mounted, can be picked up from one direction substantially perpendicular to the outside of the screen tray cover and can be connected in a positive and / or non-positive (detachable) manner.
- the essence of the present invention is therefore to provide such a sieve bowl cover, which, if it is on a
- Sterilizing sieve tray is attached, one from above or from one of the
- Sterilizing sieve tray facing away coming rod-shaped bar positively and / or non-positively receives and releasably binds / jammed.
- the sieve shell cover on two opposite edge / edge sections each have a locking and or Designed or arranged snap device, which is provided and designed to receive a rod-shaped bolt from a direction substantially perpendicular to the outside in a positive and / or non-positive manner.
- the design of the sieve bowl cover alone enables the sieve bowl cover to be closed simply and securely, in particular with a suitable sterilizing sieve bowl.
- the sieve bowl cover is adapted so that a rod-shaped bolt, such as a handle-shaped sieve bowl handle, is
- Sterilizing sieve tray used as part of a lid locking mechanism.
- a rod-shaped bolt / handle which moves from above onto the sieve pan cover or essentially perpendicularly to the outside and is received by a latching and / or snap-in device is unknown from the prior art.
- Such a configuration enables the user to have a simple and secure locking system outside the sieve bowl cover or its
- the latching and / or snap-in device can be at least partially, in particular completely, elastic, in order to receive the rod-shaped bolt in a non-positive and / or form-fitting manner or to couple and uncouple it in a force-fitting and / or positive manner.
- the frictional connection results from a frictional force due to the material of the latching and / or snap-in device, which is in contact with the rod-shaped bolt.
- the latching and / or snap-in device preferably has two spring tabs or tongues which receive the rod-shaped bolt between them and, due to the elastic property, press them onto the rod-shaped bolt with a contact force.
- the positive connection stems from a geometric shape of the latching and / or snap-in device, in particular an at least partial () - or o-overall shape, the elastic property of the geometric shape being designed to be changeable against its bias.
- Snap device an elastic locking section in the form of an elastic clip / a clip section, preferably consisting of the two
- Preload of the elastic locking section can be locked in at least one position.
- the clip which projects essentially perpendicularly from the outside and whose receiving opening points away from the outside, enables the latch to be easily and securely latched into at least one latching position.
- Snap-in devices have two handle surfaces facing away from each other, which are essentially perpendicular to the outside or perpendicular to the inside
- the latching and / or snap-in device can also have an eyelet or an open or closed flap, which can be gripped manually, that is to say by hooking on the flange / finger. So that the latching and / or snap-in device is designed to be gripped and in particular to be moved in a direction perpendicular to the outside.
- the latching and / or snap-in device thus serves as a sieve bowl cover handle, in order to be able to place the sieve bowl cover preferably on a sterilizing sieve bowl and also to be able to lift it off.
- the latching and / or snap-in device can each have a projection on the edges of the two handle surfaces facing away from one another in order to form an undercut grip recess for gripping and pulling in a vertical direction to the outside.
- Snap-in devices have the same design, in particular the same separate components, and are made in one piece (/ in one piece) from an elastic material, in particular an elastomer. This training enables inexpensive and simple production, avoids unnecessary undercuts, which are difficult to clean and sterilize, and enables a modular system. In particular, by selecting a suitable latching and / or snap-in device, the
- Sieve bowl cover can be adapted for different sterilizing sieve bowls.
- the sieve bowl cover can each have a recess / recess on the two opposite edge sections, which is preferably essentially rectangular and extends, for example, over approximately 50% of the total length of the opposite edge sections along the respective edge section.
- the recess saves an area for an object, in particular a sieve pan handle, which is mounted on the sieve pan.
- opposite edge portions each have a recess / a trough in a direction perpendicular to the outside, which results in a gradation.
- the recess is formed in the depression. The recess thus achieves a gradation of the sieve bowl cover in two different height levels on the outside.
- the depression can have a shape of a trapezoid / or be trapezoidal, a transition from the depression to the non-recessed outside having a flat, closed surface in order to stiffen the transition.
- the trapezoidal shape is well suited to accommodate different shapes.
- the trapezoidal shape is particularly suitable for common sieve bowl handles.
- the latching and / or snap-in devices can preferably be designed as separate components which are form-fitting, in particular by means of a Snap hooks, and / or non-positively, in particular via a frictional connection of a plug connection, are attached to the sieve pan cover.
- the invention discloses a strainer lid for
- Clamping element are provided around the (respective) rod-shaped latch,
- Sterilizing screen tray system with a sterilizing screen tray with at least one movable, in particular pivotable, screen tray handle and one
- Sieve bowl cover which can be placed on the sterilizing sieve bowl, solved by preferably using a sieve bowl cover according to the invention, and / or by the sieve bowl cover being connected to / connected to / on the sieve bowl cover (rigidly / firmly) with latching and / or snap-in device / locking unit / handle receptacle / Clamping element / snap-in receptacle on / with which the sieve pan handle of the sterilizing sieve pan has a non-positive and / or positive connection
- a system of sterilizing tray which refers and is adapted to one another
- Sieve bowl cover provided, in which the sieve bowl cover has a latching and / or snap-in device (clip), in which the sieve bowl handle of the sterilizing sieve bowl can be detachably received and fixed.
- the rest and / or Snap device forms together with the sieve bowl handle
- the sieve pan handle can be moved from a collapsed position / collapsed position, in which the sieve pan handle is non-positively and / or positively fixed in the detachable and / or snap-in device, into a gripping position in which the sieve pan handle, for example can be used for carrying.
- the sieve shell cover can preferably have at least one such recess (extending inwards from the outer edge) on an edge section.
- Sieve bowl cover saves the sieve bowl handle swiveled into a gripping position.
- the recess is so designed that it fits the respective
- Sieve bowl handle recesses, so that, for example, in a sterilizing sieve bowl with two opposing inner sieve bowl handles
- Sieve bowl cover can be picked up between these two when the sieve bowl handles are set up (grab / fold-out position) and ultimately placed on the sterilizing sieve bowl.
- At least one depression / depression can be provided in the sieve dish cover, which is adapted to receive the at least one sieve dish handle of the sterilizing sieve dish, and the recess and the detent and / or Snap device can be arranged to releasably fix the strainer handle in the recess.
- the depression thus has such a shape that the
- Sieve bowl handle can be inserted or received in the recess.
- the sieve pan handle can be placed below or flush with the height of the remaining outside of the sieve pan lid in a retracted position, in which the sieve pan lid is closed or locked with the sterilizing sieve pan, so that it no longer has the highest or outermost position when stacked Point of
- the latching and / or snap-in devices can each have an elastic latching section in the form of an elastic clip or one
- the latching and / or snap-in device of the sieve bowl cover and the sieve bowl handle are matched or tuned to one another with regard to their relative position so that the sieve bowl handle forms the rod-shaped bolt and can be positively and / or non-positively received by the latching and / or snap-in device when it is pivoted ,
- the present invention is hereinafter preferred based on
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a sieve bowl cover according to the invention according to a preferred embodiment, which is used in a sterilizing sieve bowl system according to the invention according to a preferred embodiment,
- FIGS. 2 and 3 each show a detailed perspective partial view from FIG. 1,
- FIG. 4 is a partial perspective view of a sieve bowl cover according to the invention of a further preferred embodiment
- Fig. 5 is a perspective view of a locking and snap-in device
- FIGS. 4 and 5 shows a side view of the latching and snap-in device from FIGS. 4 and 5.
- the figures are schematic in nature and are intended only for understanding the
- FIGS. 1 to 3 show a sterilizing sieve pan system 2 according to the invention in accordance with a preferred embodiment with a sterilizing sieve pan 4 and with a sieve bowl cover 1 according to the invention already fitted, in accordance with a preferred embodiment, on the two opposite edge / edge sections 6, 8 of which a latching and snap-in device 10 ( as
- Closure unit are arranged, which are placed or can be placed on the sieve bowl cover 1 in such a way that a sieve bowl handle 402, 404 hinged to the sterilizing sieve bowl 4 snaps into the latching and snap-in device 10 in the manner of a bolt when it is pivoted, and thus the sieve bowl cover 1 on the sterilizing sieve bowl 4 can secure.
- the sieve pan cover 1 placed on the sterilizing sieve pan 4 defines an outer surface 12 which faces away from the sterilizing sieve pan 4.
- the latching and snapping device 10 is designed such that it
- handle-shaped sieve shell handles 402, 404 of the sterilizing sieve shell 4 which are shaped in the manner of a curved rod, can each receive from a direction essentially perpendicular to the outside 12 of the sieve shell lid 1 in a positive and non-positive manner and can be coupled in a clip-like manner.
- Snap-in devices 10 have an elastically designed for this
- clasp-shaped latching and snap-in section or a clasp section 14 the receiving opening 16, for receiving the sieve bowl handles 402, 404, is oriented vertically from the outside 12 above.
- the clasp section 14 has two spring tabs 18 lying opposite one another, around the sieve shell handle 402, 404 or a rod-shaped bar or bar-shaped bar section 20 To hold screen tray handles 402, 404 between them and to press them in, thus clamping and non-positively receiving and coupling.
- the clip section 14 of the latching and snap-in device 10 has a receiving channel 22 located between the two spring tabs 18, into which the respective rod-shaped locking section 20 of the sieve pan handles 402, 404 received can be positively received.
- Receiving groove 22 lies both parallel to the edge sections 6, 8 and, when the sieve shell cover 1 is in place, parallel to the rod-shaped locking portions 20 of the sieve shell handles 402, 404.
- the rod-shaped locking section 20 of the sieve pan handles 402, 404 is finally coaxial to the longitudinal axis direction L of the receiving channel 22.
- the receiving opening 16 of the receiving channel 22 is designed as a receiving slot and has a constant opening width 24 along its extent which is both (slightly) smaller than a diameter of the receiving groove 22 and a diameter 25 of the rod-shaped bolt 20 of the sieve pan handles 402, 404. Due to the narrowing, two opposing locking lugs or locking projections 26 are formed in the
- the two latching and snap-in devices 10 are of identical design and are designed in one piece / in one piece from a material with a defined inherent elasticity.
- the latching and snap-in device 10 has a sterilizable and thermally resistant elastomer as the material.
- the latching and snap-in device 10 and thus also the clasp section 14 is designed to be elastic by the elastomer, so that the two opposing latching projections 26 of the clasp section 14 counter to their prestress resulting from an elastic deformation can be pushed apart.
- the term "elastic" in this context means that the material has such an elasticity that the
- Locking projections 26 of the clasp section 14 in this way manually / dogily
- the sieve bowl handles 402, 404 can couple and disengage or snap in and out of the latching and snap-in device 10 even better, the latching projections 26 have both on their
- a side of the side facing away from the outside 12 as well as its side facing the outside 12 each have a ramp / ramp structure 28.
- the handle-shaped sieve bowl handles 402, 404 are, however, on the inside or the inside of the bowl on two opposite short side surfaces 410 of a peripheral wall 408 of the sterilizing sieve bowl 4, which are perpendicular to one
- Bottom surface 406 extends, each rotatable about an axis of rotation D1, D2 or
- the axis of rotation D1, D2 is in each case parallel to the short side surface 410.
- the handle-shaped sieve pan handles 402, 404 can about their axes of rotation D1, D2, starting from an essentially vertically upward gripping / folding position inwards into the sterilizing sieve shell 4 or vice versa.
- the handle-shaped sieve pan handles 402, 404 are articulated on an upper section of the short side surfaces 410 facing away from the bottom surface 406 and seen in FIG. 1.
- the sieve bowl cover 1 can be placed on the sterilizing sieve bowl 4, the two sieve bowl handles 402, 404 still being accessible (manually) from the outside even after being placed on them.
- the sieve bowl cover 1 points to the two
- the recesses 30 of the sieve pan cover 1 are designed such that they cut out the sieve pan handles 402, 404.
- the sieve bowl cover 1 can be inserted between the sieve bowl handles 402, 404 in the gripping position.
- the sieve bowl cover 1 has on each of its four edges a (turned-up) collar / mounting groove 32 which projects from the outside 12 or the edges of the sieve bowl cover 1 towards the sterilizing sieve bowl 4.
- the collars 32 are produced by means of a bending process as a forming process.
- the collar 32 extends almost entirely along the edge 34 on two long edges 34 of the sieve shell cover 1 with an essentially rectangular basic shape.
- On two short edges 36 of the sieve shell cover 1, which also form the edge section 6, 8, the collar 32 is outside the region the sieve cup handles 402, 404. All collars 32 lie at one level or in a common plane.
- the collar 32 engages around an upper, circumferential edge 414 of the peripheral wall 408.
- the sieve bowl cover 1 is positively fixed and has only one degree of freedom perpendicular to the outside 12 or in the vertical direction, around the
- a central handle section 416 of the sieve bowl handles 402, 404 which runs parallel to the axis of rotation D1, D2 and is rod-shaped, represents the rod-shaped locking section 20 of the sieve bowl handles 402, 404.
- the two sieve bowl handles 402, 404 are pivoted further inwards or If a compressive force is applied vertically to the outside of the sieve shell cover 1 on the sieve shell handles 402, 404, the sieve shell handles 402, 404 snap into the clasp section 14. A compressive force on the basket handles 402, 404 in
- the sieve bowl handles 402, 404 are finally positively and non-positively incorporated into the respective latching and snap-in device 10 as a closure unit, then the sieve bowl handles 402, 404 together with the latching and snap-in devices 10 implement a closure of the sieve bowl lid 1 with the sterilizing sieve bowl 4 or one Closure of the sterilizing screen tray system 2.
- the screen tray handles 402, 404 are in a retracted position and the screen tray cover 1 can no longer be removed from the sterilizing screen tray 4.
- the sieve pan handles 402, 404 can also be disengaged or uncoupled again.
- the sieve bowl handles 402, 404 are pressed or pressed away from the outside 12 essentially vertically (upward), the two latching projections 26 being pressed apart again by means of the ramp structure 28.
- the two sieve bowl handles 402, 404 can be released from their latching manually, and the sterilizing sieve bowl 4 can be carried together with the sieve bowl lid 1 by means of the sieve bowl handles 402, 404.
- the sieve pan handles 402, 404 act directly on the sterilizing sieve pan 4, so that, in contrast to the prior art, an inadvertent loosening of the sieve pan lid 1 does not result in the entire contents of the sterilizing sieve pan 4 falling out.
- Sieve bowl handles 402, 404 in the latching and snap-in device 10 enables simple and safe closing, the closure concept allowing the sterilizing sieve bowl 4 to be carried on the sieve bowl handles 402, 404 and it not being necessary to carry it on the sieve bowl cover 1.
- the latching and snap-in device 10 has two handle surfaces 38 facing away from one another, which are preferably formed parallel to one another and thus project essentially perpendicularly from the outside 12. These gripping surfaces 38 are used for manual gripping and flanging of the latching and snap-in device 10 and thus for gripping and flanging the screen pan cover 1.
- there are upper edges of the gripping surfaces 38 (rounded) projections 40 are provided so that the
- Sieve bowl cover 1 can be handled not only by means of a frictional or frictional connection, but also by means of a positive connection.
- the sieve shell cover 1 also has a depression or trough 42 in a direction perpendicular to the outer surface 12.
- the surface of the recess 42 lies parallel to the remaining, not recessed surface of the sieve bowl cover 1, so that there is a kind of step or gradation in the
- Sieve bowl cover 1 forms.
- the entire sieve cover 1 as well as the two opposite recesses 42 are symmetrical to a first one
- Level of symmetry E1 formed.
- the entire sieve cover 1 and thus also the two depressions 42 are formed symmetrically to a second plane of symmetry E2.
- the two planes of symmetry E1 and E2 are orthogonal to each other.
- the recess 42 has an isosceles, trapezoidal contour / shape, with a long base 44 of the trapezoidal contour each
- This transition 46 to the non-recessed area of the sieve bowl cover 1.
- This transition 46 from the trapezoidal recess 42 to the (remaining) outside 12 has a flat, closed surface in order to stiffen the transition 46.
- Both the transition 46 and the depression 42 were formed by deep drawing.
- the sieve bowl handles 402, 404 also have a corresponding trapezoidal shape, so that they are in the folded position in the
- corresponding trapezoidal recess 42 are added. They are then essentially parallel to the bottom surface 406 of the sterilizing sieve dish 4.
- the recess 42 allows several sterile container systems 2 to be stacked well on one another.
- the sieve bowl cover 1 has a substantially rectangular, grid-like
- Sterilizing sieve tray 4 is facing away.
- a multiplicity of square openings 50 are punched out in the sheet metal cover 48 in order to establish a fluid connection between an inside and the outside 12 and thus to make the outside 12 penetrable in particular by water vapor.
- a central lid area 52 of the sieve pan lid 1 or the sheet metal lid 48 is plate-shaped,
- the screen-shaped cover 1 is stiffened structurally by the plate-shaped central region 12.
- the central cover area 52 can also have a perforation, in particular a multiplicity of punched-out openings 50.
- the sterilizing sieve pan 4 of the sterilizing sieve pan system 2 also has the
- the bottom surface 406 and the peripheral wall 408 together form the shell-like or trough-shaped shape.
- Both the bottom surface 406 and the circumferential wall 408 have a multiplicity of openings 418 in the form of longitudinal slots, in order to be particularly hot
- the base surface 406 and the peripheral wall 408 have aluminum or stainless steel as material.
- the sterilizing sieve pan 4 has webs 420 on its long side surfaces 412, starting from the bottom surface 406 up to the peripheral edge 414, in order to reinforce and stiffen the long side surfaces 412.
- a closed sheet metal surface for stiffening is also provided in a central side wall region 422 of the long side surface 412.
- the central side wall area 422 can also perforated with punched slot-shaped openings 418, so that an even better fluid connection is achieved.
- Snap-in device 110 Except for the differently designed snap-in and snap-in device 110, the sieve-cup cover 101 is identical to the screen-type cover 1 of the first embodiment, which is why only the snap-in and snap-in device 110 is described below and the above features with regard to the further features of the screen-type cover 101 is referred.
- the latching and snap-in device 110 shown in FIGS. 4 to 6 has in this case
- Embodiment in a plan view shows a (contour) shape of an isosceles
- the locking and snap-in device 110 has a (contour) shape of an isosceles and symmetrical trapezoid, the short base side 116 of which on the
- Sieve bowl cover 101 rests or faces it and its long
- Base side 118 has the receiving opening 16 with the opening width 24 and faces away from the outside 12. Also in a front view of the rest and
- Snap-in device 110 has a (contour) shape of an isosceles symmetrical trapezoid, the short base of which faces the outside 12, whereby a segment / section of a pyramid with a trapezoidal base is formed, the imaginary tip of which on the opposite side of the outer surface 12 or with the sieve bowl cover 101 in place (in the direction) of the sterilizing sieve bowl 4. Due to the geometric shape of the rest and
- Snap-in device 110 has grip projections 140 on all four sides for improved manual gripping and flaming of the snap-in and snap-in device 110. Arranged parallel to the short and long base side 112, 114 and between them is the receiving channel 22, which can accommodate the sieve pan handles 402, 404. The latching and snap-in device 110 furthermore has three opposing, for connecting the sieve bowl handles 402, 404, arranged along the longitudinal axis L of the receiving channel 22 and in the region of the receiving opening 16.
- the clamping projections 120 stand, as can also be seen in FIG. 6, into the (partially) circularly shaped receiving channel 22 on their open or upper side, as seen in cross section, and thus narrow the partially circularly shaped receiving channel 22 on the side of the receiving opening 16.
- the partially circular contour of the receiving channel 22 is dented by the clamping projections 120, so that a mushroom-shaped or bollard-shaped cross-sectional contour results.
- Elevation 122 is provided in the direction of the receiving opening 16, so that seen in the side view in FIG. 6 there is a shape of a locking washer with three
- the gutter should be held securely and not wobble or rattle.
- Sieve bowl cover 101 has these four feet 124 and a locking projection 126. Two of the four feet 124 each lie on a parallel to the short or
- the four feet 124 all have an L-shape (see in particular FIG. 6) and extend from an underside of the locking and
- a tip or an end 125 of the L-shaped feet 124 all point in the same direction, namely towards the long base 114 of the latching and snap-in device 110 (and thus transversely to the longitudinal axis L).
- Sieve bowl cover 101 is plate-shaped with foot projections 132 in the direction of the longitudinal axis L, so that in a front view the foot 124 has a T-profile and an undercut is formed on both sides in the direction of the longitudinal axis L.
- the tip 125 of the L-shaped feet 124 is to the two foot projections 132 rounded off.
- the feet 124 are at the openings 50 of the
- Sieve bowl cover 101 adapted so that all four feet can first be inserted vertically into the openings 50 of the sieve bowl cover 1, so that the
- Support surface 130 rests directly on the outer surface 12. Fliernach the locking and snap-in device 110 is displaced in the direction of the long base side 114, so that the L-shape of the feet 124 with an undercut while striving for the lattice structure of the
- a distance between the support surface 130 and the plate-shaped lower section 128 corresponds to the thickness of the lattice structure of the openings 50.
- the locking projection 126 in cooperation with one of the openings 50, into which it projects and on the sides of the lattice structure it lies in a form-fitting manner, ensures that the latching and snap-in device 110 or its feet 124 no longer shift in the plane of the support surface 130 leave and the locking and snap-in device 110 is thus securely attached to the strainer lid 101.
- a screen tray handle 402, 404 also prevents the latching and snap-in device 101 from moving to the short side 112 and an undercut of the plate-shaped section 128 or the L-shaped feet 124 with the screen tray cover 101 being eliminated.
- the latching and snap-in device 110 is made in one piece from an elastic material, so that on the one hand the sieve pan handles 402, 404 can be locked in and out with manual force and on the other hand the locking projection 126 can be hooked in and out by elastic deformation. So the rest and
- Snap-in device 110 can be attached, positioned, exchanged and also removed again without tools in the openings 50 in accordance with the sieve tray handles 402, 404. LIST OF REFERENCES
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