Manuka honey microneedle
US-11904125-B2 · Feb 20, 2024 · US
US10105526B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10105526-B2 |
| Application number | US-201615231097-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Aug 8, 2016 |
| Priority date | Feb 10, 2014 |
| Publication date | Oct 23, 2018 |
| Grant date | Oct 23, 2018 |
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A microneedle system and method for production thereof. From a board a web grating is produced which has a plurality of grating nodes each defined by three apertures and which has web grating wedges. The microneedle system comprising a board and a plurality of openings delimited circumferentially by a web grating, having at each opening at least one web grating wedge having a needle-shaped tip which projects from the board and which is oriented at least approximately normal to the board. Web grating wedges having needle-shaped tips protrude into each aperture from at least three different directions. In order to produce openings, at least all the web grating wedges which protrude into an aperture are bent by a punch and the needle-shaped tips thereof are oriented normal to the plane of the web grating. At least two web grating wedges are arranged at each opening.
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What is claimed is: 1. A method for producing a microneedle system ( 10 ), said microneedle system ( 10 ) including, a web grid ( 41 ) with a multiplicity of grid nodes ( 42 ) which are defined by way of in each case three apertures ( 22 ) and each of the grid nodes ( 42 ) having three webs ( 43 ) connected to one another in a T-shaped arrangement and each of said apertures ( 22 ) arranged with respect to each other with web grid wedges ( 51 ) not aligned with one another being produced from a board ( 21 ), the web grid wedges ( 51 ) each with needles ( 55 ) having needle-shaped points ( 56 ) protruding into every aperture ( 22 ) from at least three different directions before bending of the web grid wedges ( 51 ) along a bending line ( 53 ), and said method including the following steps: at least all the web grid wedges ( 51 ) which protrude into an aperture ( 22 ) from at least three different directions prior to bending, being bent by a single rain ( 72 ) in a single rain stroke in order to produce the needles ( 55 ) having needle-shaped points ( 56 ) at openings ( 31 ), each of the web grid wedges ( 51 ) being bent along the bending line ( 53 ) in a common plane parallel to an upper side ( 44 ) of the web grid ( 41 ), at least two of the web grid wedges ( 51 ) which protrude into an aperture ( 22 ) having bending lines ( 53 ) pointing in different directions, and the needle-shaped points ( 56 ) of the needles ( 55 ) being oriented perpendicularly with respect to the plane of the web grid ( 41 ). 2. The method for producing a microneedle system ( 10 ) of claim 1 , wherein the rain ( 72 ) has longitudinal edges ( 75 ) which are oriented in its stroke direction ( 74 ), in each case two longitudinal edges ( 75 ) delimiting a planar rain face ( 76 ). 3. The method for producing a microneedle system ( 10 ) of claim 1 , wherein the board ( 21 ) which has the apertures ( 22 ) lies on a matrix system ( 61 ) with at least one recess ( 62 ) with a polygonal cross section. 4. A microneedle system ( 10 ) comprising: a board ( 21 ) and having a multiplicity of openings ( 31 ) which are delimited peripherally by way of a web grid ( 41 ), at least three web grid wedges ( 51 ) operatively arranged at each of the openings ( 31 ), each of the web grid wedges ( 51 ) with a needle ( 55 ) having a needle-shaped point ( 56 ) which projects from the web grid ( 41 ) and is oriented at least approximately perpendicularly with respect to the plane of the web grid ( 41 ), each web grid wedge ( 51 ) comprising a bending zone ( 52 ) with a bending line ( 53 ) which is oriented parallel to the plane of the web grid ( 41 ), and the number of needle-shaped points ( 56 ) corresponding at least to three times the number of openings ( 31 ), wherein at least two of the at least three web grid wedges ( 51 ) are arranged at each opening ( 31 ); such that the bending lines ( 53 ) of the at least two of the at least three web grid wedges ( 51 ) arranged at each opening ( 31 ) are not oriented parallel to one another, and wherein in each case three openings ( 31 ) of the board ( 21 ) define a grid node ( 42 ) in the web grid ( 41 ) having three webs ( 43 ) connected to one another in a T-shaped arrangement at each of said grid nodes. 5. The microneedle system ( 10 ) of claim 4 , wherein the overall cross-sectional area of the openings ( 31 ) is at least 30% of the board base area. 6. The microneedle system ( 10 ) of claim 4 , wherein the bending lines ( 53 ) of in each case two adjacent web grid wedges ( 51 ) intersect at precisely one point. 7. The microneedle system ( 10 ) of claim 4 , wherein all of the needle-shaped points ( 56 ) are parts of needles ( 55 ) which have at least approximately the same length.
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