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| 20080262438 | INJECTION DEVICE WITH A TIME-CONSTANT DELIVERY SIGNAL - An injection device for administering a liquid product, the device including a drive mechanism, an engaging member and a catch including a number of latching elements, wherein at least one of the engaging member and the number of latching elements is relatively moveable to the other to generate a haptic and/or acoustic signal comprising a number of discrete signals during a relative movement, wherein one of the catch and the engaging member is coupled to the drive mechanism and the drive mechanism generates a variable drive speed during the relative movement, and wherein the latching elements are a distance (x | 10-23-2008 |
| 20090149809 | OVERLAPPING DISPLAY - A device for administering an injectable product including a housing, a viewing element formed on or in the housing to create a view area, an emptying display movable inside and/or relative to the housing at least partially in or through the view area, and a view release member movable relative to the housing, wherein the visiability of the emptying display can be changed, reduced or eliminated by moving the view release member. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20100137798 | SPRING ARRANGEMENT IN AN INJECTION DEVICE - An injection device, in some embodiments an autoinjector, which includes a thrust spring that advances an injection needle from an initial position to an insertion position from the distal end of the injection device and that causes a product to be emptied from the product reservoir by an emptying movement, and a return spring that retracts the injection needle from the insertion position into the distal end of the injection device counter to the force of the thrust spring, wherein the return spring is decoupled from the thrust spring during the emptying movement. | 06-03-2010 |
| 20100137801 | INJECTION DEVICE WITH CONTROLLED NEEDLE RETRACTION - An injection device, in some embodiments an autoinjector, which includes a housing, an actuating sleeve carried by the device to be movable relative to the housing and which can be placed at a point of injection in a position of insertion, an injection needle extendable from the end of the injection device when the injection device is in the position of insertion and moveable into the interior of the injection device, and an actuating cam arranged in an axially fixed manner relative to the injection needle and engageable in a locking recess when the injection device is in the position of insertion to prevent the injection needle from being moved into the interior of the injection device, said actuation cam being releasable from engagement with the locking recess by the actuating sleeve, thereby releasing the injection needle for movement into the injection device. | 06-03-2010 |
| 20100152659 | INJECTION DEVICE WITH ANTI-TRIGGER LOCKS - A device for administering a medicinal substance, the device including a first element and a second element, wherein at least one of the first and second elements is moveable relative to the other, a lock element moveable to and from a locked position in which it prevents the relative movement of the at least one of the first and second elements and an unlocked position in which it permits the relative movement of the at least one of the first and second elements, and a safety element moveable to and from a secured position in which it prevents the lock element from moving from the locked position to the unlocked position and an unsecured position in which it permits the movement of the lock element to the unlocked position. | 06-17-2010 |
| 20100238038 | SERVICE LIFE TIMER FOR A DEVICE FOR ADMINISTERING A PRODUCT IN DOSES - An injection device including at least one sensor for detecting an operating process of the injection device, an electronic circuit connected to the sensor for establishing the beginning and elapsed time of a service life, based on one or more sensor signals, and an output device connected to the circuit for providing a signal indicating the end of the service life. The invention encompasses a method for determining a service life of an injection device, wherein the beginning of the service life is established by one or more sensors for detecting an operating process of the device, a signal is generated which signals the end of the service life, and at least one of an optical, acoustic or tactile output device is associated with the injection device for providing a signal which indicates the end of the service life. | 09-23-2010 |
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| 20100106286 | METHOD FOR ORDERING AND ASSEMBLING PRINTED PRODUCTS AND ADD-ON PRODUCTS INSIDE A DISPATCH AREA USING A GUIDE SYSTEM AND A FACILITY FOR REALIZING SAID METHOD - A method for ordering and assembling printed products, processed together with allocated supplements or add-on products, into package bundles, including processing printed products in a dispatch area of a shipping facility, picking and assembling allocated add-on products inside an allocation area, where the allocation area is operatively associated with the dispatch area, and detecting the allocated add-on products using an expanded guide system, wherein the expanded guide system monitors both the dispatch area and the allocation area. The invention further includes facility for selecting and assembling orders. The facility includes a dispatch area to process printed products, an allocation area in which allocated add-on products are picked and assembled, and an expanded guide system adapted to detect the allocated add-on products in the dispatch and allocation areas and to control assembly of printed products together with the allocated add-on products into package bundles. | 04-29-2010 |
| 20110087366 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PRODUCING AND LOADING OF BUNDLES OF PRINTED MATERIAL - The invention relates to a method and device for producing and loading of bundles of printed material ( | 04-14-2011 |
| 20120073247 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING INDIVIDUALLY ASSEMBLED PRINTED PRODUCTS - A method for producing individually assembled printed products includes supplying from a production line at least one envelope product with an individual, optically detectable marking affixed thereto. A regionally oriented supplement and/or a target-group specific supplement is supplied from at least one other production. The envelope products and the supplements are assemble by combining in a first autonomously operating assembling device the envelope product with the regionally oriented supplement to form a first printed product and combining in a second autonomously operating assembling device the envelope product with the target-group specific supplement to form a second printed product, or inserting continuously or intermittingly in the first autonomously operating assembling device the target-group specific product into the first printed product, or inserting in a downstream direction of the first autonomously operating assembling device the target-group specific supplement into the first printed product. | 03-29-2012 |
