Container holder assembly

1. A container holder assembly for a medicament delivery device, comprising:

a tubular body elongated in an axial direction and having a proximal end and an opposite distal end;

a tubular retaining member releasably arranged to the tubular body for securing an elongated container placed inside the tubular body, the tubular retaining member comprising a first resilient structure configured to exert an axial force on the elongated container in the tubular body for holding the elongated container in a fixed position inside the tubular body, thereby avoiding breakage or displacement of the elongated container;

wherein the first resilient structure includes a plurality of circumferentially elongated slits in a tubular wall of a body of the tubular retaining member that allow the body of the tubular retaining member to be flexible in the axial direction,

wherein the tubular retaining member comprises a first locking device extending radially outward from the tubular wall of the tubular retaining member and the tubular body comprises a second locking device in the form of a guide track,

wherein the first locking device and the second locking device are configured for mutual mechanical connection, such that the first and second locking devices rotates the tubular retaining member along the axial direction in relation to the tubular body and thereby lock the tubular retaining member to the tubular body, and

wherein the distal end of the tubular body includes a second resilient structure configured to compress axially when the distal end of the tubular body comes into abutment with a surface of the medicament delivery device.

2. The container holder assembly of claim 1 , wherein the tubular retaining member is releasably attached to the distal end of the tubular body and configured to resiliently abut an end of the elongated container for axially urging the elongated container and the tubular body toward each other.

3. The container holder assembly of claim 2 , wherein the tubular retaining member includes flexible grips configured to abut the end of the elongated container, so as to achieve the axial force exerted by the first resilient structure of the tubular retaining member.

4. The container holder assembly of claim 3 , wherein the first resilient structure forms a resilient connection between the first locking device and the flexible grips.

5. The container holder assembly of claim 4 , wherein the plurality of circumferentially elongated slits comprise at least two parallel circumferential rows of circumferentially aligned elongated slits in the tubular wall of the tubular retaining member.

6. The container holder assembly of claim 5 , wherein a space between any two circumferentially aligned elongated slits of the at least two parallel circumferential rows is aligned with a center of a circumferentially aligned elongated slit of any adjacent row of the at least two parallel circumferential rows.

7. The container holder assembly of claim 5 , wherein the at least two parallel circumferential rows of circumferentially aligned elongated slits in the tubular wall of the tubular retaining member comprise a most distal row of circumferentially aligned elongated slits and a most proximal row of circumferentially aligned elongated slits.

8. The container holder assembly of claim 1 , wherein the tubular retaining member is arranged at the distal end of the tubular body and configured to resiliently abut a distal end of the elongated container.

9. The container holder assembly of claim 8 , wherein the proximal end of the tubular body comprises an inner annular ledge, and a proximal end of the elongated container comprises a shoulder portion configured to abut the inner annular ledge.

10. The container holder assembly of claim 1 , wherein the mutual mechanical connection is a threaded connection or a bayonet connection.

11. A medicament delivery device, comprising a container holder assembly according to claim 1 .

12. The medicament delivery device of claim 11 , wherein the tubular retaining member is releasably attached to the distal end of the tubular body and configured to resiliently abut an end of the elongated container for axially urging the elongated container and the tubular body toward each other.

13. The medicament delivery device of claim 12 , wherein the tubular retaining member includes flexible grips configured to abut the end of the elongated container, so as to achieve the axial force exerted by the first resilient structure of the tubular retaining member.

14. The medicament delivery device of claim 13 , wherein the first resilient structure forms a resilient connection between the first locking device and the grips.

15. The medicament delivery device of claim 14 , wherein the first resilient structure includes at least two parallel circumferential rows of circumferentially aligned elongated slits in the tubular wall of the tubular retaining member.

16. The medicament delivery device of claim 15 , wherein a space between any two circumferentially aligned elongated slits of the at least two parallel circumferential rows is aligned with a center of a circumferentially aligned elongated slit of any adjacent row of the at least two parallel circumferential rows.

17. The medicament delivery device of claim 11 , wherein the tubular retaining member is arranged at the distal end of the tubular body and configured to resiliently abut a distal end of the elongated container.

18. The medicament delivery device of claim 17 , wherein the proximal end of the tubular body comprises an inner annular ledge, and a proximal end of the elongated container comprises a shoulder portion configured to abut the inner annular ledge.

19. The medicament delivery device of claim 11 , wherein the mutual mechanical connection is a threaded connection or a bayonet connection.