Abstract: An injection apparatus has a barrel (50) that is adapted to receive a container (108) with injection fluid (110). It further comprises a piston rod (98), provided with a thread (100), for expelling injection fluid (110) from such a container (108), which piston rod (98) is guided relative to the barrel (50) in the axial direction (112, 114). Additionally provided is a threaded part (122) whose thread (120) is in engagement with the thread (100) of the piston rod (98), which threaded part (122) is rotatable relative to the piston rod (98) and relative to the barrel (50) in order to set an injection dose, and, during an injection operation, is prevented from rotating relative to the piston rod (98).

Abstract: An injection device has a housing which includes a first housing part and a second housing part. The injection device has a receptacle for an injection needle. The receptacle is connected to a drive unit which moves the receptacle between proximal and distal end positions relative to the second housing part. The first housing part has a set piece for placing on the skin before triggering an injection. The first housing part is permanently fastened with respect to the second housing part. In a method for making the injection device, the first housing part is positioned on the second housing part so that the receptacle has a specified position relative to the set piece in the proximal end position thereof, and that the first housing part is permanently fastened in this position opposite the second housing part. A defined insertion depth can thus be ensured.

Abstract: An injection device (30) features a housing (42, 52) for reception of a container (34) having a fluid (32) to be injected, a first element (94) for ejecting injection fluid (32) from such a container (34), and said first element (94) has an external thread (92). A metering element (66, 88) has an internal thread (90) that is in engagement with the external thread (92) of the first element (94), and said metering element (66) is rotatable, together with the first element (94), for preselection of a desired injection dose. A coupling arrangement (K1) serves, during an injection operation, to create a nonrotatable connection between the first element (94) and the housing (42, 52) and thereby to block, during an injection operation, a rotation of the first element (94) relative to the housing (42, 52) but to enable a rotation of the metering element (66, 88) relative to the housing (42, 52).

Abstract: An injection device has a housing (34), and a carpule container (44) for receiving a carpule (50) having a fluid (52) to be injected and having a piston (48) displaceable in said carpule (50). It further has a piston rod (38) with end plate (46?) which serves, in the context of an injection, to displace the piston (48) of a carpule (50) inserted into the carpule container (44) and thereby to eject fluid (52) from the carpule (50). In order to minimize patient error in adjusting the amount of fluid medication (52) to be injected, the mechanism includes a first component (68) and a second component (92) which link (98) and interact with each other, to control when the carpule container (44) can rotate with respect to the housing (34), and to prevent creation of an axial gap (62) between end plate (46?) and piston (48).