Technical Specifications & Performance Data The TMG 2002 cardboard
divider inserter is a robust, second hand solution for industrial
packaging environments that require reliable partition placement in
cartons for glass bottles. Engineered for consistency and uptime, it
is well suited to the dry end of a used bottling line supporting
beverage production across multiple product categories. Manufacturer:
TMG Model/Year: 2002 Application: Automatic insertion of cardboard
âhiveâ dividers into cartons for bottled products Production
speed: up to 2,000 boxes/hour Carton formats: equipped for 6-bottle
and 12-bottle cases Container type focus: glass bottles (primary use
case) Frame construction: heavy-duty painted iron for stability and
durability Operation: designed to insert dividers into two cartons,
enhancing throughput Documentation: manuals available Condition: in
storage Advanced Automation & Control Systems This divider inserter is
built for dependable, automated operation within high-volume packaging
lines. It features standard operator controls for start/stop and fault
handling, with integrated safety protections to maintain continuous,
repeatable performance. Typical sensor arrangements monitor carton
presence and divider placement to support consistent accuracy.
Electrical specifications and control architecture are covered in the
supplied manuals, enabling straightforward commissioning and
integration by maintenance teams. Production Line Integration
Capabilities Designed for seamless installation within a used bottling
line, the TMG 2002 interfaces well with upstream and downstream
equipment such as case erectors, case packers, case sealers, and
palletizers. It complements process blocks that include rinsing,
filling, capping, and labeling, ensuring the protective partitioning
required for finished goods logistics. Quick format change between 6
and 12 bottles supports multi-SKU operations, while standard
industrial packaging I/O enables synchronization with line controls
for water, juice, beer, wine, and other beverages. Although optimized
for glass, it can be integrated into lines handling PET, glass, or
aluminum containers where cartons and dividers are specified in the
packaging design. Machine Condition & Maintenance History The machine
is currently in storage, presenting a practical second hand option for
facilities seeking proven technology at competitive investment levels.
The heavy-duty frame and straightforward mechanics support
serviceability, and the availability of manuals assists maintenance
teams in routine checks, adjustments, and recommissioning procedures.
Pre-start inspection, lubrication, and replacement of wear items are
recommended to ensure peak performance upon installation. Operational
Performance & Versatility Built for beverage production and other
industrial packaging applications where glass bottle protection is
critical, this unit delivers consistent divider placement that reduces
breakage and scuffing during transit. The capability to insert into
two cartons supports higher throughput, while the 6- and 12-bottle
format readiness covers the most common case configurations U6354234
for beer, wine, sparkling beverages, water, and specialty drinks. With
appropriate change parts and carton specifications, the machine
maintains reliable operation across varied bottle heights and
diameters typical of commercial portfolios. Installation Requirements
& Site Preparation Site preparation should include a level floor,
adequate working clearance for operator access and maintenance, and
proper alignment with infeed/outfeed conveyors on the case packing
line. Utilities and electrical connection requirements should be
verified against the TMG manuals for the 2002 configuration. Ensure
integration with line safety circuits and control signals, and plan
for material flow to and from case erectors, packers, and sealing
stations for uninterrupted operation. Safety Standards & Compliance
Certification Safety features included on this machine comprise
protective guards and interlocked access points designed to minimize
risk during routine operation. Emergency stop devices and standard
warning signage support safe use in busy packaging halls. Surfaces and
construction are suited to the hygiene expectations of beverage
production end-of-line areas, enabling regular cleaning and
inspection. Final compliance should be validated against current
site-specific safety protocols and regional industrial packaging
regulations prior to commissioning.
