An integrated oxygen absorber inside the syringe body removes headspace gas, extending shelf life without adding external packaging complexity.
A tubular needle shield remover uses a braided sleeve to create a friction fit for reliable grip.
Axially fixed holding means immobilize the piston rod via static friction, preventing medicament leakage without requiring precise manufacturing tolerances.
Redundant geometric coding prevents incorrect container attachment, resolving the reliability versus complexity trade-off in medical delivery systems.
An angled needle configuration reduces device height below the needle length, resolving bulk constraints in wearable injection systems.
A pharmaceutical injection device controller displays a needle removal message when the device powers off.
A two-component syringe attachment uses a deformable material to engage recesses on the cartridge protrusion.
Segmented shield design transitions from retracted to extended position, eliminating accidental needle sticks during post-use handling.
A flexible impact portion absorbs torque peaks within the clutch assembly of a wind-up injection device.
A disposable assembly integrates a skin piercing element with an automatic disabling mechanism to prevent reuse after actuation.
Offset dual-axis arrangement positions the drive shaft around a secondary longitudinal axis to create internal volume for additional components.
A release latch member interrupts force propagation to enable automatic needle retraction after dose delivery.
A pivoting needle holder retracts the injection needle away from the medicament cartridge during storage to maintain operational readiness.
Friction means regulate drive member rotation in an injection device to control dispensing speed.
An integrated cover merges shielding, handling, and lockout functions to prevent accidental reuse without adding packaging complexity.
A syringe plunger uses a swinging arm body to generate acoustic signals during fluid dispensing.