IP Library Granted Patent US 10,898,654
Granted Patent B2
US 10,898,654 · App. 15/675,428 · Granted Jan 26, 2021

Injection device

Inventor: Joachim Keitel (Esslingen, DE)
Assignee: HASELMEIER AG
A61M5/31551A61M5/3156A61M5/3158A61M5/31558A61M5/24A61M5/3155A61M2005/2026A61M2205/581A61M2205/582
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Patent No.
US 10,898,654
App. No.
15/675,428
Granted
Jan 26, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

An injection device includes a housing; a receptacle for injection fluid; a dosing piston to press out the injection fluid; a feed part connected to the dosing piston via a first threaded connection; a slide having a thread of a second threaded connection; and, a setting part having a thread of a third threaded connection and configured to set an amount of injection fluid to be dispensed. The setting part moves in the distal direction by virtue of the third threaded connection when the amount of injection fluid to be dispensed is being set. The setting part can move in the proximal direction when the injection fluid is pressed out. A latching unit defines a latching position of the setting part and acts between the setting part and housing. Each latching position has an unequivocal rotational position of the setting part in relation to the housing assigned thereto.

Claims (25)

1. A dose setting mechanism comprising:

a housing;

a coupling part;

an actuation button;

a latching part rotationally fixed to the housing during both dose setting and dose delivery; and

a setting part comprising toothing,

wherein the latching part is rotationally engaged with the setting part,

wherein the coupling part is circumferentially located around an outer surface of the setting part and is engaged with a corresponding internal toothing on the latching part during the dose setting and the dose delivery,

wherein the coupling part is rotationally fixed to the actuation button during the dose delivery but not during the dose setting.

2. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein the coupling part is axially fixed relative to the setting part.

3. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein the setting part comprises a first retaining part and a second retaining part.

4. The dose setting mechanism of claim 3 , wherein the coupling part is provided between the first retaining part and the second retaining part of the setting part.

5. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein the setting part is configured to rotate relative to both the coupling part and to the latching part during the dose setting.

6. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein the setting part is configured to rotate relative to both the coupling part and to the latching part during the dose delivery.

7. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein the coupling part is configured as a ring comprising an external toothing on an external circumference of the coupling part.

8. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein the setting part comprises a latching element.

9. The dose setting mechanism of claim 8 , wherein the latching element of the setting part is configured to rotate to a plurality of rotational positions to engage a plurality of latching elements that are located on an inner surface of the latching part and that correspond respectively to the plurality of rotational positions.

10. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein a plurality of latching elements are located on a proximal side of the latching part.

11. The dose setting mechanism of claim 10 , wherein each latching element of the plurality of latching elements is positioned on the latching part and corresponds to a permissible dosage.

12. The dose setting mechanism of claim 11 , wherein one of the permissible dosages corresponds to a lowest fixed dose and another of the permissible dosages corresponds to a higher fixed dosage.

13. The dose setting mechanism of claim 11 , wherein the permissible dosages are defined by the number of and relative positioning of each of the plurality of latching elements such that replacing the latching part with a second latching part having a different arrangement of a plurality of latching elements, results in the dose setting mechanism having a different set of permissible dosages.

14. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein the actuation button comprises toothing.

15. The dose setting mechanism of claim 14 , wherein the toothing on the actuation button engage and mesh with the toothing of the setting part during the dose setting.

16. The dose setting mechanism of claim 1 , wherein rotation of the actuation button during the dose setting causes rotation and axial movement of the setting part.

17. The dose setting mechanism of claim 16 , wherein rotation of the actuation button during the dose setting causes only axial movement of the latching part.

Assignments (3)
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Feb 10, 2023
From: SULZER MIXPAC AG
To: MEDMIX SWITZERLAND AG
Reel/Frame 062700/0979 →
MERGER AND CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Dec 27, 2021
From: HASELMEIER AG; SULZER MIXPAC AG
To: SULZER MIXPAC AG
Reel/Frame 058478/0440 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 16, 2020
From: KEITEL, JOACHIM
To: HASELMEIER AG
Reel/Frame 054661/0482 →
Priority Claims (1)
DE 20 2014 001 136 U · Feb 5, 2014 · national
Continuity (3)
Continuation 15230026 · Aug 5, 2016
Continuation PCTEP2015000184 · Jan 31, 2015
Related Publication 20180001031A1 · Jan 4, 2018
Cited By (2)
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