Packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use
Packaging structure for containers ( 3, 3 ′) for pharmaceutical use, comprising a tray ( 1 ) having an open side for introducing and extracting a support plane ( 2 ) of the containers ( 3, 3 ′), and a closing element ( 5 ) of the open side of the tray ( 1 ), said support plane ( 2 ) having a spatial prefixed distribution of seats ( 6 ) in which said containers ( 3, 3 ′) can be precisely positioned without mutual contact, whereby the structure comprises diversification means of the engaging configuration between said support plane ( 2 ) and said tray ( 1 ) in order to maintain unchanged the points inside the tray ( 1 ) in which an end ( 3 a, 3 a 1 ) of the containers ( 3, 3 ′) is placed, with the variation of the height of the containers ( 3, 3 ′) associated from time to time to the support plane ( 2 ).
1. A packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use, pretreated, sterile and ready to be used, comprising:
a support plane having a spatial prefixed distribution of seats to accommodate precise positioning of containers without mutual contact, wherein said seats include circular through holes disposed in a matrix, and said support plane has, at each hole, a respective system configured to sustain the containers, wherein each system includes a resting portion within the respective cylindrical space defined by each hole and wherein a respective diametric plane through each cylindrical space is unobstructed; and
a tray having an open side for introducing and extracting said support plane, and a closing element at the open side of the tray, wherein the tray includes a differentiating means for engaging configurations between said support plane and said tray in order to maintain the points inside the tray in which tops of the containers are placed unchanged while varying the height of the containers placed in the support plane.
2. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 1 , wherein said support plane of the containers is positioned parallel to the resting plane of the tray, wherein said seats are configured to have containers are positioned in said seats with their longitudinal axis orthogonal to the resting plane of the tray, and wherein said differentiating means modify the engaging position of said support plane in said tray along the direction orthogonal to said resting plane of said tray.
3. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 1 , wherein said differentiating means includes protrusions which can engage in corresponding recesses.
4. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 3 , wherein said recesses are positioned along the edge of said support plane and said protrusions are positioned along the inner surface of the lateral walls of said tray or vice versa.
5. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 3 , wherein said support plane has a first engaging position at a first distance from the base of said tray when said protrusions are engaged in said recesses and the edge of said support plane rests on an inner peripheral shoulder of the lateral walls of said tray, and a second engaging position at a second distance of said tray that is greater than the first distance when said recesses are disengaged from said protrusions on which the edge of said support plane rests.
6. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 5 , wherein said protrusions and said recesses are positioned so that said first and second engaging positions are obtained by a 180° rotation of said support plane with respect to said tray around its central axis orthogonal to the resting plane of the tray.
7. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical according to claim 1 , wherein the unobstructed diametric planes corresponding to holes of each row of holes are mutually coplanar.
8. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 7 , wherein an unobstructed total volume is associated with the unobstructed and coplanar diametric planes, in order to permit the introduction from below of a rising element for a simultaneous action on one or more containers.
9. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 1 , wherein said closing element is a foil sheet.
10. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 1 , wherein said closing element is of a selective material permeable to a sterilization process of the contents of the tray.
11. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use according to claim 1 , further comprising at least one of a closed protective housing, wherein the closed protective housing guarantees the sterility of the tray, or a housing having at least one rapid transferring gate for introduction of containers in a controlled zone.
12. The packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use, according to claim 1 , wherein the tray is operatively connected to an identification and traceability element.
13. A packaging structure for containers for pharmaceutical use, pretreated, sterile and ready to be used, comprising:
a support plane having a spatial prefixed distribution of seats to accommodate precise positioning of containers without mutual contact, wherein said seats include circular through holes disposed in a matrix, and said support plane has, at each hole, a respective system configured to sustain the containers, wherein each system includes a resting portion extending radially inward within the respective cylindrical space defined by each hole and wherein a respective diametric plane through each cylindrical space is unobstructed; and
a tray having an open side for introducing and extracting said support plane, and a closing element at the open side of the tray, wherein the tray includes a differentiating means for engaging configurations between said support plane and said tray in order to maintain the points inside the tray in which tops of the containers are placed unchanged while varying the height of the containers placed in the support plane.