The devices are manually fed into the machine using a transfer cart. The machine can buffer stacks of 7 trays.

A TLM-F2 robot removes the devices from the tray in rows of 8 and transfers them to the vacuum transport system (VT). On the VT, the applicators are checked for correctness using the DM code, and the serial number is sent to the track and trace system. The empty trays leave the machine via an discharge conveyor. The devices are then transferred once more from the VT to the transmodule, pre-grouped, and turned into the correct orientation so that all applicators enter the machine upside down.

The flat carton blanks are buffered in a four-lane magazine (1ct) or two-lane magazine (2ct). A TLM-F3 robot removes the flat blank from the magazine and presents it to the TLM-F2 robot. After code verification, the blank is guided over glue heads and pushed through a folding box. This forms the carton.

A TLM-F2 robot takes the devices from the transmodule and places them into the formed carton.

A TLM-F3 robot removes the insert bundles from an eight-lane magazine and presents them to the TLM-F2 robot. After the code reader has checked them for correctness, this robot places the leaflets on top of the devices in the carton.

A TLM-F2 robot takes the cartons and transfers them to a closing table. There, another TLM-F2 robot closes the filled carton and then transfers it to a transport conveyor.

In the final step, a complete print layout (code + content) is laser-marked on the carton. A camera then checks everything for correctness. If carton and product pass all checks with "good", they are transferred to the discharge conveyor. If not, the carton is sent to the reject discharge conveyor.