Übersetzung für "Blow fill seal" in Deutsch

Conventional ampoules are produced by means of the so-called blow/fill/seal method (BFS).

The ampoule according to claim 1, which is produced by the blow-fill-seal process.

The containers, and in particular the bottles, which are produced by the blow-fill-seal process are also referred to as BFS containers.

The receptacles, in particular bottles, produced by the blow-fill-seal method are also referred to as BFS receptacles.

In a study, the multilayer Blow-Fill-Seal containers for pharmaceutical packaging were tested for their properties.

Moreover the reservoir is formed and filled with the injection fluid, the cannula and holder are put in place and the reservoir is closed in one continuous process known as blow-fill-seal technology.

The device according to the invention is now used to minimize the oxygen content for the containers 12 to be filled and preferably produced completely according to a blow, fill and seal process.

The world-wide only enterprise, which packs medicines and vaccines for pharmaceutical companies in the Blow Fill seal procedure, takes a new production distance in enterprise in this year.

More economic to manufacture are molded containers made and filled according to the blow-fill-seal method (BFS), wherein all process steps—blow molding the container, filling it and sealing it hermetically—occur in the molding tool.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a stamping device for stamping identification data, especially in the form of code numerals, in plastic products such as containers which have been produced preferably by a blow-fill-seal process.

In particular, the ampoule body has substantially no flash on the outside, in contrast to known ampoules produced by the blow-fill-seal process.

By virtue of the fact that the ampoule is not now produced by means of a blow-fill-seal process, and instead the ampoule body is shaped by means of injection molding, it is possible to produce an ampoule with advantageous properties.

In the blow-fill-seal process, a container is formed, filled and closed in a continuous process, in an optionally sterile, closed environment within a machine, without the need for an intervention on the part of an operator.

In the context of the blow-fill-seal process, a plastic is generally extruded vertically in order to produce a tubular portion which is then shaped in a mold and filled and then closed.

By virtue of the container being shaped in a sterile environment, the blow-fill-seal process is suitable in particular for the production of ampoules for storing medical liquids.

The ampoule according to claim 1, wherein the interface portion and/or the container portion are made, in full or in part, of a soft or hard plastic material by using blow-fill-seal or injection moulding technology, and/or of glass.

There is a process, known as the blow-fill-seal process (BFS process), in which, in a single operation and sterilely and while remaining pyrogen-free, containers, such for example as bottles of extruded PE or PP, are blown to a desired shape and immediately on cooling are filled aseptically with a desired filling and are hermetically sealed.

Within the framework of the blow/fill/seal method, which as a rule runs with several steps, a plastics material is extruded when heated in order to create a tube.

In the case of medical applications, such containers, which are made out of plastic using the blow-fill-seal method or the known Bottelpack® method, are especially suitable because the product is only in contact with a polymer.

During the blow/fill/seal method, a receptacle is formed, filled and sealed in one uninterrupted process in a sealed environment inside a machine without the intervention of an operator being required for this purpose.