Receiving container, method for filling a receiving container, method for transporting receiving containers and use of a receiving container
Abstract
A receiving container comprising a body and a lid. The body has an open end and a closed end. The lid is introduceable at least partially into the open end of the body in order to seal the body. The lid comprises at least one plastic component which is designed such that the lid can be perforated by a canula and is fluid-tight after the canula has been removed. The receiving container is designed such that the lid can assume at least first and second closing positions. In the first closing position, a chamber of the body can be filled, via a cannula, through the lid and gas can escape from the chamber via at least one ventilation path. In the second closing position, the at least one ventilation path is closed.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 16 . (canceled)
17 . A receiving container comprising:
a body, and a lid, wherein the body has an open end and a closed end and the lid is introduceable at least partially into the open end of the body in order to close the body, the lid comprises at least one plastic component which is adapted such that the lid can be perforated by a cannula and is fluid-tight after the cannula has been removed, the receiving container is adapted such that the lid can assume at least a first closing position and a second closing position, in the first closing position, a chamber of the body can be filled with a cannula through the lid, and gas can escape from the chamber via at least one ventilation path, and in the second closing position, the at least one ventilation path is closed.
18 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein the receiving container is a vial.
19 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein, in the second closing position, the lid is introduced further into the body than in the first closing position.
20 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein the lid comprises grooves, the grooves comprise at least partially circumferential sealing surfaces, and the at least one ventilation path comprises a recess in a sealing surface of a first groove and a sealing surface of at least a second groove is arranged circumferentially.
21 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein the chamber comprises a volume of between 0.5 ml and 2 ml.
22 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein the body is 30-60 mm long.
23 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein the lid has a region which is not introduceable into the body.
24 . The receiving container according to claim 23 , wherein the lid has at least one at least partially circumferential retaining groove on an outer side of the region which is not introduceable into the body.
25 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein the lid comprises or consists of two plastic components, and the two components have a different Shore hardnesses from one another, and the component with the lower Shore hardness is arranged in a region of the lid radially inside the component with the higher Shore hardness.
26 . The receiving container according to claim 25 , wherein the component with the higher Shore hardness is designed with no circumferential interruption at least in a region of the lid which is introduceable into the body
27 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein the body has at least one conically tapering portion on the outer side, and the at least one conical portion has the closed end or is arranged adjacent thereto.
28 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein the body comprises or consists of two plastic components, and at least one component is light-blocking or opaque and is arranged at the closed end of the body, and the at least one light-blocking or opaque component has a code for identification.
29 . The receiving container according to claim 28 , wherein the at least one light-blocking or opaque component contains polypropylene or consists thereof.
30 . The receiving container according to claim 17 , wherein at least one of the body and the lid is produced by an injection-molding process.
31 . A method for filling a receiving container, the method comprising the steps of:
providing the receiving container with a body and a lid, wherein the lid is introduced into the body in a first closing position, perforating the lid with a cannula, filling the receiving container through the cannula, wherein gas escapes from a chamber via at least one ventilation path, and arranging the lid in a second closing position such that the at least one ventilation path is closed.
32 . The method according to claim 31 , wherein the container comprises:
a body, and a lid, wherein the body has an open end and a closed end and the lid is introduceable at least partially into the open end of the body in order to close the body, the lid comprises at least one plastic component which is adapted such that the lid can be perforated by a cannula and is fluid-tight after the cannula has been removed, the receiving container is adapted such that the lid can assume at least a first closing position and a second closing position, in the first closing position, a chamber of the body can be filled with a cannula through the lid, and gas can escape from the chamber via at least one ventilation path, and in the second closing position, the at least one ventilation path is closed.
33 . The method according to claim 31 , further comprising introducing the lid further into the body in order to arrange the lid in the second closing position.
34 . A process for transporting receiving containers in a tube system with a stream of air, wherein the receiving container according to claim 17 is used for the process.
35 . Use of a receiving container according to claim 17 in a tube system with an airstream.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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