Clamshells and package inserts are stored together in a magazine. A TLM-F3 robot picks up one clamshell and one leaflet from the magazine and hands them to the TLM-F2 robot. First, the clamshell is positioned on the Transmodul, then the TLM-F2 robot picks up the leaflet and inserts it into the clamshell. A code reader scans the information on the leaflet and provides all necessary data to the customer’s system. Incorrect package inserts are immediately rejected.

The plungers are fed into the system via a Sortec feeding system.

A TLM-F4 robot takes the plungers from the feeding system and inserts them into the clamshells on the Transmodul.

The mini-spikes are fed into the system via a Sortec feeding system. A scanner detects the position and orientation of the products and transmits this information to the TLM-F4 robot controller. A code reader checks the data on the code and, if necessary, immediately rejects incorrect products

A TLM-F4 robot takes the mini-spikes from the feeding system and inserts them into the clamshells on the Transmodul.

The vials are fed into the system via a rotary table. A camera reads the variable data on the vial label and immediately rejects incorrect products if necessary.

Ein TLM-F4 Roboter übernimmt die Vials vom Drehteller und setzt diese in die Clamshells auf dem Transmodul ein. 

The syringes are fed into the system via a Sortec feeding system. A camera reads the variable data on the syringe label and immediately rejects incorrect products if necessary.

A TLM-F4 robot takes the syringes and inserts them into the clamshells on the Transmodul.

A TLM-F2 robot takes the clamshells from the Transmodul and places them onto a closing station, partially closing them. Another TLM-F2 robot folds the clamshell lid with a closing clip and fully seals them. The sealed clamshells are then transferred onto the discharge conveyor. Incorrect clamshells are rejected.