Technical Specifications & Performance Data The Tetra Pak® TBA 8 is
a proven aseptic carton filler engineered for high-efficiency beverage
production within an industrial packaging environment. This second
hand unit is optimized for small-format Tetra Brik packs and offers
reliable performance for dairy and juice applications. Manufacturer:
Tetra Pak® Model: TBA 8 Year of manufacture: 1989 Category: Filling
Machine (aseptic carton) Production speed: up to 6,000 packs/hour
Format volume: 0.06 L (60 ml) Container type: Tetra Brik (carton)
Configuration: Linear (non-rotary) Fill type: Aseptic carton filling
Number of valves: 1 Certificate for tank testing: Available Typical
applications: Dairy, juice, functional beverages Advanced Automation &
Control Systems Designed for consistent, repeatable performance, the
TBA 8 leverages a robust control architecture typical of the Tetra
Pak® aseptic platform. Operators benefit from clear process
oversight, with interlocked guarding and emergency-stop circuits that
support safe operation and fast intervention when required. Control
interface: PLC-based system with operator terminal for recipe
selection, alarms, and diagnostics Automation: Automated aseptic cycle
management, filling parameters, and carton handling sequences
Electrical: Industrial power supply and I/O architecture suitable for
modern line integration (exact ratings available on request) Safety:
Integrated safety features, interlocks, and guarding included
Production Line Integration Capabilities This TBA 8 integrates
seamlessly into a used bottling line or carton-based packaging line.
Upstream, it interfaces with UHT/sterilization, product tanks, and
CIP/SIP systems. Downstream, it connects to date coding, secondary
packaging, case packing, and palletizing. While the filler processes
Tetra Brik cartons, facilities that also run PET, glass, or aluminum
packaging for water, beer, or wine can integrate the TBA 8 alongside
labeling, capping, and rinsing modules dedicated to those formats,
enabling a multi-format beverage production operation. Upstream
compatibility: UHT, sterile product tanks, CIP/SIP Downstream
compatibility: Coders/printers, case packers, conveyors, palletizers
Format flexibility: Optimized for 60 ml Tetra Brik; change parts may
enable adjacent sizes (subject to availability) Machine Condition &
Maintenance History Current status: IN STORAGE. This second hand TBA 8
is not connected for a dry run at present. Visual inspection can
confirm the overall state of the frame, guards, and wiring.
Documentation includes a certificate for tank testing, supporting the
integrity of aseptic components. Prior maintenance and service records
may be available to substantiate lifecycle care and component
replacements. Operational Performance & Versatility Purpose-built for
aseptic filling, the TBA 8 delivers clean, accurate dosing for
shelf-stable dairy and juice products in small-serving cartons. The 60
ml volume is ideal for shots, samples, childrenâs portions, and
nutraceutical-style servings. The machineâs precise filling
control helps minimize giveaway and maintain product quality. In mixed
lines where PET, glass, and aluminum are also used, U6354234 the TBA
8 complements other filling, capping, labeling, and rinsing assets,
helping balance throughput across diverse industrial packaging
workflows. Installation Requirements & Site Preparation For a smooth
commissioning, plan for adequate floor space, straight-through carton
infeed/outfeed, and safe service access around the filler and utility
panels. Aseptic operation requires validated connections to sterile
product supply and cleaning systems. Utilities: Electrical power,
compressed air, process water, and interfaces for CIP/SIP and UHT
product feed Environment: Controlled hygiene area recommended for
aseptic operation; filtration and positive pressure as per plant
standards Foundations: Level floor with load-bearing capacity suitable
for fixed anchoring Safety Standards & Compliance Certification The
Tetra Pak® TBA 8 features fully enclosed guarding with interlocks,
emergency stops at key operator points, and safety-rated control
logic. Hygiene is supported by aseptic design principles, cleanable
product paths, and validated sterilization procedures. A certificate
for tank testing is available, providing assurance of vessel integrity
within the aseptic circuit. Integration with line safety systems
enables coordinated stops across filling, labeling, and secondary
packaging equipment, supporting compliant, operator-safe beverage
production in modern plants.