PACKAGING STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR STERILE PACKAGING CONTAINERS FOR SUBSTANCES FOR MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL OR COSMETIC APPLICATIONS AND METHODS FOR FURTHER PROCESSING OF CONTAINERS USING THIS PACKAGING STRUCTURE
DEUTSCHLE GREGOR FRITZ,PAWLOWSKI EDGAR,WASSENBERG JOERN,WISSNER KAI,REISSE ANDREAS
申请号：
IN3634/DEL/2014
公开号：
IN2014DE03634A
申请日:
2014.12.10
申请国别(地区):
IN
年份:
2015
代理人:
摘要：
Packaging structure and method for sterile packaging containers for substances for medical, pharmaceutical or cosmetic applications and methods for further processing of containers using this packaging structure A packaging structure is disclosed, in which containers can be sterilized in a simple manner and can be transported subsequently sterile, safely and without glass-to-glass contact. A method for sterile packaging of a plurality of containers (2) comprises the steps of: providing a carrier (35) in which a plurality of receptacles (34) are formed, wherein the receptacles are each formed by a closed bottom (33) and a circumferential side wall (32), the upper ends of the receptacles, which are opposite to the respective bottom, are open and circumferential connecting webs (35) are provided at the upper ends of the receptacles (S1) placing the plurality of containers (2) in the receptacles (34) of the carrier (S2) providing a gas- impermeable protective foil (50) bonding the protective foil along the connecting webs (35) with the upper surface of the carrier (S5) to package all the receptacles (34) with the containers (2) accommodated individually therein and sterilizing the receptacles (34) with the containers accommodated therein and/or the inner volumes of the containers by a gas flowing (S4) into the receptacles (34) of the carrier and/or into the inner volumes of the containers through at least one gas-permeable portion (54 540), which is formed as a portion of the gas-impermeable protective foil (50) or of the packaging structure (30). Packaging subunits each comprising a single receptacle may be separated from the packaging structure, wherein the containers are still accommodated in the receptacles of the packaging subunits sterile and sealed against the environment. (Fig. 4b)
