Abstract: A nest removal device for removing a nest from a tub is provided. The nest removal device includes a feed section configured to convey at least one tub, in which a nest is accommodated, in a conveying direction, a removal section configured to position the at least one tub in a removal position, a removal device configured to remove the nest from the at least one tub, which is in the removal position, and a discharge section configured to transport the at least one tub away. The removal section comprises at least a first stopper for positioning the at least one tub in the removal position. Furthermore, a handling system for handling a tub and a nest and a method for handling a nest and a tub are provided.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a centering apparatus for the orderly insertion of objects into a storage container comprising: a plate-like base body, a plurality of first indentations adjacent to one another in an outer edge of the base body, a cut-out in the base body, and a plurality of mutually adjacent second indentations in an edge of the cut-out, wherein the first indentations and the second orientations have the same orientation.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a centering apparatus for the orderly insertion of objects into a storage container comprising: a plate-like base body, a plurality of first indentations adjacent to one another in an outer edge of the base body, a cut-out in the base body, and a plurality of mutually adjacent second indentations in an edge of the cut-out, wherein the first indentations and the second orientations have the same orientation.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus for testing products, especially ampules, bottles, and the like, with means for moving the products to be tested, with recording means for recording light beams or other signals characteristic of the products, and with a deflection or reflection means by which the light beams or other signals characteristic of the products can be deflected or reflected toward the recording means over at least a partial section of the motion of the products.