EP0060983B1 - Récipient avec fermeture de sécurité - Google Patents

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EP0060983B1
EP0060983B1 EP82100888A EP82100888A EP0060983B1 EP 0060983 B1 EP0060983 B1 EP 0060983B1 EP 82100888 A EP82100888 A EP 82100888A EP 82100888 A EP82100888 A EP 82100888A EP 0060983 B1 EP0060983 B1 EP 0060983B1
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safety sleeve
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Werner Emich
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Friedrich Sanner GmbH and Co KG
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D55/00—Accessories for container closures not otherwise provided for
    • B65D55/02—Locking devices; Means for discouraging or indicating unauthorised opening or removal of closure

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  • the invention relates to a container with a safety closure, in particular for holding pharmaceutical preparations or chemicals, certain containers made of glass, metal or plastic, which optionally can be pressed through a closure plug which can be pressed into the inside of the mouth of the tubular container neck and which has a handle plate which limits the insertion path and serves for gripping the closure plug is displaceable or can be opened to remove the filling material, a cylindrical locking sleeve projecting over its end face being arranged on the outside of the container neck, the projecting area of which appropriately accommodates the peripheral surface of the handle plate of the sealing plug in the container closed position and is axially movable on the container neck ( DE-A-2438920).
  • Containers with safety closures are used in particular to hold potential harmful or toxic substances, i. H. Chemicals, cleaning agents, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and. Like., which must be kept away from children.
  • the containers are therefore not only intended to ensure proper storage of the fillers, but also preventively prevent small children from opening the container and being able to suffer health damage by enjoying or touching the contents of the container.
  • an authorized person who is informed about the function of the safety closure, to remove the contents of the container simply and quickly, so that the closure is actually used and is not put aside after the first use or is replaced by an easier to handle ordinary closure. Since the safety closures essentially serve to protect children, they are also known as child-resistant closures «(KgV).
  • screw closures for medication bottles
  • an embodiment is customary in which the screw closure consists of the actual screw cap and a screw cap that overlaps the screw cap, which is forced into a position by resilient elements in which it has no engagement with the screw cap when it is rotated in the opening direction , d. H. turns empty so that the bottle remains closed by the screw cap.
  • the rotary cap can be pressed against the action of the spring elements mentioned in a position coupled to the screw cap, so that then rotation of the cap in this pressed position also allows unscrewing the actual screw cap.
  • closures with non-positively held plugs have already been designed to be childproof in that the closure plug inserted into the container has been designed in such a way that it cannot be directly grasped by hand, an insertion opening being provided in its head plate for a tool suitable for pulling out.
  • This tool is molded onto a locking ring which is integrally molded onto the sealing plug and connected to it by easily breakable webs, which in this case also represents a so-called tamper-evident seal (DE-C-2 035 747).
  • This closure has proven itself in its security function. It is perceived as a disadvantage, however, that the locking ring with the molded tool is no longer connected to the closure after the container has been opened for the first time and can therefore be lost.
  • the object of the invention is to create a container closure secured by a displaceable securing sleeve against unauthorized opening, which can be opened and closed by a person who is informed about the closure function, without force or dexterity, requiring manipulations without a detachable separate tool, without the securing function would be impaired compared to the known security locks.
  • this object is achieved in that the bottom of the handle plate facing the container mouth rests on an annular circumferential radial surface of the securing sleeve, that the securing sleeve and the container neck have a limited path in the opening direction of the sealing plug in complementary thread engagement stand with each other and then secured against axial separation from one another, and that the securing sleeve at least one of its inner surface has a radially inward projection, which is latched on the outer surface of the container neck via a first annular bead lying in front of it in the opening direction and directed radially outwards.
  • the protruding area of the securing sleeve prevents the grip plate of the sealing plug from gripping in the secured state, so that it is first secured against being pulled out of the container mouth.
  • the securing sleeve in the closure according to the invention is rotated in the screwing-on direction, whereby it is first displaced in the opening direction of the sealing plug by the existing thread engagement and takes the sealing plug with it.
  • the handle plate of the sealing plug is still inside the securing sleeve and is therefore not accessible, so that the sealing plug can still not be gripped.
  • a second radially outwardly directed annular bead is provided at a distance from the first annular bead to the mouth of the container neck which is at least equal to the axial thickness of the grip plate and on which the radially inward projection of the securing sleeve after snapping away over the first ring bead comes to rest when the locking sleeve is turned in the unscrewing direction.
  • the radially inward projection of the securing sleeve is also expediently designed as a circumferential, closed annular bead.
  • the design is expediently such that the radially inward projection of the securing sleeve in the container-side end region of the securing sleeve opposite the container mouth and the threaded sections of the securing sleeve and the container neck which are in complementary thread engagement are offset in the axial direction of the container mouth on the outside of the container neck or Inside of the securing sleeve are provided.
  • the second annular bead on the container neck has an increasingly wedge-shaped cross section from the container mouth towards the actual container, which is delimited on its side facing away from the container mouth by an essentially radially extending edge. If the radially inward projection of the securing sleeve has a cross-section which is complementary to the second annular bead of the container neck, then the wedge surfaces of the annular beads can slide on one another during the first assembly and step over one another with elastic expansion of the securing sleeve, during an axial disassembly of the securing sleeve the radial surfaces of the ring beads that come into contact with one another are then no longer possible.
  • the securing sleeve is therefore expediently made of an elastically expandable material, and preferably - like the sealing plug - by injection molding from plastic.
  • the threaded sections of the securing sleeve and the container neck are preferably provided with multi-start complementary threads, which can then have a relatively strong thread pitch.
  • the rotation required to generate the required opening stroke of the securing sleeve can thereby be limited to approximately half a turn of the securing sleeve.
  • the axial extent of the threaded sections of the securing sleeve and the container neck and the distance of the second radially outwardly directed annular bead provided on the container neck from the first annular bead can be dimensioned such that the threaded section of the securing sleeve when rotating in the screw-on direction up to the threaded section of the container neck can be screwed and then freely rotated on the container neck.
  • the locking ring can thus be turned freely in the fully screwed-up position in both directions, the handle plate of the sealing plug still being accommodated in the locking sleeve, ie. H. is not available.
  • the part of the sealing plug which engages in the container mouth can either be designed as a so-called “sealing olive” with an oversize in relation to the clear cross section of the container mouth, ie as a plug with a convexly curved peripheral surface, or it is designed with respect to the clear cross section of the container mouth with undersized cylindrical plug part formed, which then seals with molded, radially projecting sealing lamellae in the container mouth.
  • the sealing plug can also be provided in a manner known per se with an axially compressible hold-down device or also with a drying insert.
  • the circumferential surface of the handle plate and / or the circumferential surface of the securing sleeve, which is used to open and close the sealing plug, is or are expediently provided with knurled ribs or the like, which can be injection-molded in one piece when manufactured from plastic by injection molding.
  • the securing sleeve In order to facilitate the manipulation of the securing sleeve even by people with reduced hand forces, for example due to gout or rheumatism, it is advisable to provide the securing sleeve with an outer lateral surface that has a preferably polygonal or circular shape that deviates from the circular shape along its longitudinal central axis has a polygon-like boundary. Due to the polygonal design, the locking ring is easy to grip and the lever arm, on which the torque acts, is enlarged in the area of the polygon corners compared to a cylindrical locking sleeve, i. H. With the same torque, a higher or a lower torque creates the same opening torque.
  • polygonal securing sleeve can also be held with aids - for example by clamping it in a drawer gap - and the opening force can be exerted on the container, which, with the appropriate shape and size, is even easier to grip and can be rotated relative to the securing sleeve with lower forces.
  • the stopper part of the closure has a cylindrical circumferential surface or the shape of a "sealing olive"
  • the ring bead on the stopper part has the task of sealing the inside of the container against the ingress of ambient air.
  • This seal is further improved if the inside diameter of the container neck is dimensioned somewhat smaller in the area adjoining the ring bead in the direction of the inside of the container compared to the inside diameter of the area located in front of the ring bead on the mouth side.
  • the sealing plug 14 has the shape of a plug part 18 provided with a knurled or longitudinally ribbed grip plate 16 with a convexly curved peripheral surface, from the hollow interior of which protrudes a hold-down element 12 which can be elastically pushed back in the axial direction.
  • the tablet tube 12 is provided at its end on the closure side with a neck portion 22 which is somewhat drawn in relative to the remaining tube outer diameter and on which a securing sleeve 24 which is injection molded from plastic and has a longitudinal ribbing on its cylindrical outer surface is placed, the outer diameter of which is approximately equal to the outer diameter of the Tablet tube 12 corresponds.
  • the neck section 22 of the tablet tube 12 carries, in its area immediately adjacent to the mouth, a threaded section 26 provided with a multi-start thread, to which a complementary threaded section 28 in the interior of the securing sleeve 24 corresponds.
  • the securing sleeve 24 protrudes by the measure of the thickness of the handle plate 16 of the sealing plug 14 over the mouth of the neck portion 22, whereby it fits the peripheral surface of the handle plate 16 so that the handle plate circumference cannot be grasped by hand.
  • the rear surface of the handle plate facing the tube mouth lies in its outer edge area on a circumferential radial annular surface 30 in the securing sleeve, so that the handle plate 16 and thus the plug 14 are positively entrained when the locking ring is axially displaced away from the tube mouth, while at an inevitable displacement of the securing sleeve does not result in such inevitable taking.
  • the neck section 22 is provided with two circumferential annular beads 32, 34 provided at an axial distance from one another, of which the first annular bead 32 lies closely above the steps of the neck section formed at the transition from the neck section to the full diameter of the tablet tube, while the second annular bead 34 is arranged at a distance above the first annular bead 32 at least at a distance corresponding to the measure of the thickness of the grip plate 16.
  • An annular bead 36 which projects radially inwardly from the inner surface of the securing sleeve 24 at the lower end, engages under the first annular bead 32 of the neck section 22 when the tablet tube is closed.
  • the securing sleeve 24 can be screwed axially upward as a result of the engaged threaded sections 26, 28, but some force is required at the beginning of the screwing-on process to tighten the annular bead 36 by elastically widening the lower end of the securing sleeve over the first annular bead 32 on the neck section 22 to snap away.
  • the screwing-on process can then be continued until the ring bead 36 abuts the second ring bead 34 on the neck section 22, only the force holding the stopper part 18 in the mouth of the tablet tube, which is considerably less than the aforementioned unlatching force, having to be overcome.
  • the sealing plug 14 When turning the securing sleeve in the screwing-on direction, the sealing plug 14 is taken along on the handle plate 16 and the plug part 18 is at least partially pulled out of the container mouth. If the securing sleeve is then screwed back in the opposite direction until its ring bead 36 is locked behind the ring bead 32, the sealing plug remains in the pulled-out position and the exposed handle plate can be gripped and the sealing plug can be pulled out completely. No unusual manipulations are then required to close the tablet tube, but the sealing plug is simply pressed into the open end of the securing ring and thus into the mouth of the tablet tube in the usual way.
  • the safety function of the safety lock designed in the manner according to the invention is therefore based on the fact that the sealing plug, which is normally inaccessible because of the concealed position in the safety sleeve, must be brought into a position by two opposite screwing operations of the safety sleeve, in which its grip plate is accessible, whereby At the beginning of the first screwing process, an unlatching force, which is not usual with screw caps, has to be exerted on the securing sleeve, which is at least not exerted by small children if they are not clear about the locking function.
  • the second annular bead 34 provided on the neck portion 22 of the tablet tube 12 and the annular bead 36 of the securing sleeve 24 are expediently designed with a complementary wedge-shaped cross section (FIG. 4) in such a way that the small surfaces slide onto one another during the screwing-in process, with the securing sleeve widening, while radial during the screwing-on process running end surfaces of the annular beads come to rest against one another, which prevent the complete unscrewing of the securing sleeve over the second annular bead 34.
  • the cross-section of the first annular bead 32 is expediently chosen such that the securing ring can be unscrewed, even if only with a correspondingly increased release resistance.
  • the surface of the first annular bead 32 which is intended to prevent the disengagement of the annular bead 36 when the securing sleeve is unscrewed is therefore advantageously not designed to be radially, but rather inclined or rounded at an angle in the direction of rotation.
  • the securing effect can be increased further if the axial length of the threaded sections 28, 26 on the securing sleeve 24 or on the container neck 22 is relatively short and the distance of the second radially outwardly directed annular bead 34 provided on the container neck from the first annular bead 32 is dimensioned somewhat longer , since the threaded section 28 of the securing sleeve 24 can then be screwed when rotating in the screw-on direction up to the threaded section 26 of the container neck and can then be freely rotated on the container neck without the sleeve being given an axial component of motion.
  • the handle plate 16 is still countersunk in the securing sleeve 24, ie the plug cannot be gripped either.
  • the modified container 110 shown in FIGS. 5 to 7 largely corresponds to the container 10 described above with regard to the function of the safety lock and the same parts are identified by the same reference numerals with a »1 in front. To avoid unnecessary repetition, it is therefore sufficient to describe only the changes made here, while reference can be made to the preceding description for the corresponding design features.
  • the container 110 is designed as a square vial, for example made from plastic in the blow molding process, which may serve to hold medication.
  • the securing sleeve 124 as can best be seen in FIG. 6, does not have a cylindrical circumferential surface, but in the direction of view along its central axis, i. H.
  • a triangular shape deviating from the circular shape with triangular sides of equal length, the triangular sides in the case shown not being straight but slightly convexly curved outwards.
  • the distance R from the central longitudinal axis of the securing sleeve to the corners of the triangle is greater than the distance r from the central longitudinal axis to the center of one of the triangular sides, i. H. the rotational force exerted by a user when the securing sleeve 124 is unscrewed onto a corner of the securing sleeve acts on the comparatively longer lever arm R, i. H. with the same torque, a larger torque is achieved.
  • the plug part 118 of the sealing plug 114 is - in contrast to the plug part 18 formed as a sealing olive for the container 10 - cylindrical and has a radially circumferential annular bead 140 as a sealing element.
  • a radial annular bead 142 is assigned to the annular bead 140 in the interior of the container neck 122, over which the annular bead 140 snaps over when the sealing plug 114 is fully pressed in in the prescribed manner when it is pressed into the container neck 122.
  • the resulting snap noise also indicates when the closed position is reached.
  • the area of the clear neck opening adjoining the ring bead 142 towards the inside of the container has a somewhat smaller diameter than the area lying in front of the ring bead, so that the ring bead 140 of the stopper part rests with greater tension on the inner wall of the container neck in the fully pressed-in position of the stopper and seals as in an indentation position in which it still stands above the annular bead 142, where the tension is only so great that the plug part 114 is held in the container neck 122 with just little friction and therefore does not accidentally fall out when the container 110 is turned upside down.

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1. Récipient (10; 110) à fermeture de sécurité, en particulier récipient en verre, métal ou ma- tiére plastique destiné à recevoir des préparations pharmaceutiques ou des produits chimiques, qui peut être fermé et ouvert pour la prise de son contenu par un bouchon enfonçable dans l'orifice du col tubulaire (22; 122) du récipient et pourvu d'une plaquette de saisie (16; 116) limitant la course d'enfoncement et permettant la saisie du bouchon (14; 114), comportant, sur l'extérieur du col (22; 122) du récipient, un manchon cylindrique de sûreté (24; 124) qui dépasse au-dessus de la surface frontale du col et dont la partie dépassante reçoit en l'épousant la surface périphérique de la plaquette de saisie (16; 116) du bouchon (14; 114) en position de fermeture du récipient et est mobile axialement sur le col du récipient, caractérisé par le fait que la face inférieure, dirigée vers l'orifice du récipient, de la plaquette de saisie (16; 116) s'appuie sur une surface radiale faisant le tour annulairement (30; 130) du manchon de sûreté (24; 124), que le manchon de sûreté (24; 124) et le col (22; 122) du récipient sont en prise par des filetages complémentaires sur une course limitée dans le sens de sortie du bouchon (14; 114) et ne peuvent pas alors se séparer axialement, et que le manchon de sûreté (24,124) présente sur sa face intérieure au moins une saillie (36; 136) dirigée radialement vers l'intérieur qui est engagée sur un premier bourrelet annulaire (32; 132) situé avant elle dans le sens de l'ouverture et dirigé radialement vers l'extérieur prévu sur la surface extérieure du col (22; 122) du récipient.
2. Récipient selon la revendication 1, caractérisé par le fait qu'à une distance du premier bourrelet annulaire (32; 132) vers l'orifice du col (22; 122) du récipient au moins égale à l'épaisseur axiale de la plaquette de saisie (16; 116) est prévu un deuxième bourrelet annulaire (34; 134) dirigé radialement vers l'extérieur contre lequel la saillie dirigée radialement vers l'intérieur (36; 136) du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) vient s'appuyer après avoir franchi le premier bourrelet annulaire (32; 132) quand on dévisse le manchon de sûreté (24; 124).
3. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 et 2, caractérisé par le fait que la saillie dirigée radialement vers l'intérieur prévue sur le manchon de sûreté (24; 124) est un bourrelet annulaire continu faisant le tour (36; 136).
4. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 3, caractérisé par le fait que la saillie dirigée radialement vers l'intérieur (36; 136) du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) est prévue dans la partie extrme côté récipient opposée à l'orifice du récipient du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) et les parties filetées (28, 26; 128, 126) en prise par des filetages complémentaires du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) et du col (22; 122) du récipient sont prévues vers l'orifice du récipient respectivement sur le côté intérieur du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) et le côté extérieur du col (22; 122) du récipient.
5. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 2 à 4, caractérisé par le fait que le deuxième bourrelet annulaire (34; 134) du col (22; 122) du récipient a, de l'orifice du récipient vers le récipient (12; 112) proprement dit, une section en coin croissante que est limitée du côté opposé à l'orifice du récipient par un bord sensiblement radial.
6. Récipient selon les revendications 3 et 5, caractérisé par le fait que la saillie dirigée radialement vers l'intérieur (36; 136) du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) a une section en coin complémentaire de la section du deuxième bourrelet annulaire (34; 134) du col (22; 122) du récipient.
7. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 6, caractérisé par le fait que le manchon de sûreté (24; 124) est en matière élargissable élastiquement.
8. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 7, caractérisé par le fait que le bouchon (14; 114) ou le manchon de sûreté (24; 124) ou les deux est ou sont en matière plastique injectée.
9. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 4 à 8, caractérisé par le fait que les parties filetées (28; 26; 128,126) du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) et du col (22; 122) du récipient sont pourvues de filetages complémentaires à plusieurs filets.
10. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 2 à 9, caractérisé par le fait que l'étendue axiale des parties filetées (28, 26; 128,126) du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) et du col (22; 122) du récipient et la distance du deuxième bourrelet annulaire (34; 134) dirigé radialement vers l'extérieur prévu sur le col (22; 122) du récipient au premier bourrelet annulaire (32; 132) sont telles que la partie filetée (28; 128) du manchon de sûreté (24; 124), quand on tourne le manchon dans le sens du dévisssage, peut être vissée jusqu'en avant de la partie filetée (26; 126) du col (22; 122) du récipient et ensuite tourner librement sur le col du récipient.
11. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 10, caractérisé par le fait que la partie du bouchon (14; 114) qui s'engage dans l'orifice du récipient est formée d'un élément bouchant (18; 118) à surface périphérique convexe dont la dimension est supérieure à la section intérieure de l'orifice du récipient.
12. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 10, caractérisé par le fait que la partie du bouchon (14; 114) qui s'engage dans l'orifice du récipient est un élément cylindrique de plus petite dimension que la section intérieure dudit orifice et pourvu de lamelles d'étanchéité saillant radialement co-injectées.
13. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 12, caractérisé par le fait que le bouchon (14; 114) est pourvu de façon connue d'un abaisseur (20) compressible dans la direction axiale.
14. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 13, caractérisé par le fait que la partie du col du récipient ou du récipient (12; 112) lui-même qui fait directement suite au manchon de sûreté (24; 124) dans la direction axiale quand le récipient est fermé a un diamètre correspondant à peu près au diamètre du manchon de sûreté (24; 124).
15. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 8 à 14, caractérisé par le fait que la surface périphérique de la plaquette de saisie (16; 116) servant à enlever et remettre le bouchon (14; 114) et/ou la surface périphérique du manchon de sûreté (24; 124) est ou sont pourvue(s) de nervures de moletage ou d'éléments semblables co- injectés.
16. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 8 à 14, caractérisé par le fait que le bord de la plaquette de saisie (16; 116) est anguleux.
17. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 16, caractérisé par le fait que le manchon de sûreté (124) a une surface latérale extérieure que, vue dans la direction de son axe longitudinal, a une délimitation s'écartant de la forme circulaire et de préférence polygonale ou simili-polygonale.
18. Récipient selon l'une des revendications 1 à 10 et 12 à 17, caractérisé par le fait que sur la surface extérieure de l'élément bouchant (118) du bouchon qui s'engage dans le col (122) du récipient est prévu un bourrelet annulaire faisant le tour (140) auquel est associé sur la surface intérieure du col (122) du récipient un bourrelet annulaire (142), ces bourrelets annulaires (140, 142) étant placés dans la direction axiale de façon que le bourrelet (140) prévu sur l'élément bouchant (118) du bouchon, quand on enfonce le bouchon (114) dans le col (122) du récipient, franchisse le bourrelet (142) prévu dans ce col juste avant que le bouchon atteigne sa position prévu de fermeture.
19. Récipient selon la revendication 18, caractérisé par le fait que le diamètre intérieur du col (122) du récipient, dans la zone qui fait suite au bourrelet annulaire (142) vers l'intérieur du récipient, est un peu plus petit que dans la zone située avant ledit bourrelet annulaire (142) du côté de l'orifice.
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