Abstract: An apparatus for automatically mounting substrates with medical and/or pharmaceutical and/or food-supplementing products, including at least one magazine to store blister strips rolled up on rolls or the like, each magazine having at least one holding position for the rolls, a delivery device to unroll the blister strips and deliver the unrolled blister strips to a supply position for the products provided by each roll in the magazine to be mounted, a separating device for separating product-filled blister sections from the blister strip, and a mounting head to receive, rotate and dispense the separated blister sections with the products sealed therein, the mounting head controlled by a control system to transport the separated blister sections from the supply position to a mounting position over the substrate.

Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus for automatically mounting substrates with medical and/or pharmaceutical and/or food-supplementing products, including at least one magazine for storing blister strips rolled up on rolls or the like, each magazine having at least one holding position for the rolls, and a delivery device for unrolling the blister strips and delivering the unrolled blister strips to a supply position for the products to be mounted being provided for each roll in the magazine, and a mounting head which can be controlled by a control system for transporting the products from the supply position to a dispensing position on the substrate, which is distinguished in that the apparatus has separating means for separating product-filled blister sections from the blister strip, and the mounting head is designed to receive, rotate and dispense the separated blister sections with the products sealed therein.

Abstract: For the corrugated deformation of a flat sheet of material, an upper row (2) of shaping tools (4) is pressed against a lower row (3) of shaping tools (5). The shaping tools of both the rows are, with that, also simultaneously pushed together so that they trace the shortening of the sheet of material during the deformation. Thus, the situation is achieved where no relative displacement between the sheet of material and the facing sides (6, 6') of the shaping tools (4 and 5) takes place, also in the case of numerous corrugations of relatively great height. The lower row of shaping tools is arranged on a rotor, whilst the upper row is fixed at a working station within the area of rotation of the rotor.