GB Patent

GB2452030A — Injection devices

Assigned to Owen Mumford Ltd · Expires 2009-02-25 · 17y expired

What this patent protects

An injection device has a main drive module which can screwed into the back of a syringe housing 12 to prepare the injector ready for use. The drive module has a firing button and a drive plunger released for forward movement by pressing the firing button. The syringe housing sli…

USPTO Abstract

An injection device has a main drive module which can screwed into the back of a syringe housing 12 to prepare the injector ready for use. The drive module has a firing button and a drive plunger released for forward movement by pressing the firing button. The syringe housing slideably receives a syringe holder 36 whose forward movement is initially prevented by internally directed barbs 46 on a cylindrical latching sleeve 42. The latching sleeve is acted upon by a release ring 50 on the drive module such that as the drive module is screwed onto the syringe housing, the release ring splays the cylindrical shell to release the syringe carrier for forward movement. The barbs 46 also act as a latch to latch the syringe carrier in its rearward position when the drive module is unscrewed from the syringe housing, which returns the barbs 46 to their initial position before the syringe holder returns to its initial position.

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Patent Metadata

Patent number
GB2452030A
Jurisdiction
GB
Classification
Expires
2009-02-25
Drug substance claim
No
Drug product claim
No
Assignee
Owen Mumford Ltd
Source
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