Abstract: An apparatus for emptying a flexible line of a packaging container, having a pulling unit, which has a movable pulling element, onto which a fastening section of the liner can be fasted, wherein the fastening section of the liner can be pulled up and let down by means of the pulling element of the pulling unit, to empty the liner, a stripping device, which comprises one or more stripping bodies, which are set up for stripping a section of the liner so as to empty the liner, and a lifting device, which is set up for moving the stripping device in the vertical direction.

Abstract: An apparatus for emptying a flexible liner of a packaging container, having a pulling unit, which has a movable pulling element, onto which a fastening section of the liner can be fastened, wherein the fastening section of the liner can be pulled up and let down by means of pulling element of the pulling unit, to empty the liner, a stripping device, which comprises one or more stripping bodies, which are set up for stripping a section of the liner so as to empty the liner, and a lifting device, which is set up for moving the stripping device in the ventricle direction.

Abstract: A golf club, preferably in the form of a putter has a head cast from a relatively light weight material such as an aluminium alloy. Cast within the head are center weights of a relatively heavy material such as brass, the weights being integral but extending on either side of the center of gravity of the head so that the mass of the weights increases with distance from the center of gravity towards the heel and toe of the head and decreases from the side of the striking surface of the club towards the rear thereof.