In the early stages we had the wish to build someday the most flexible packaging machine. It was to be a standard machine, a machine to be built in great quantities. A machine that is able to follow market changes. Over the years the machine assumed more and more concrete shapes documented by the milestones of the machine history.
SKA, the first box erecting and gluing machine developed in 1966 to work with hot-melt adhesive. An example of this model is on show in the packaging machine in Heidelberg.
SSB, the first Schubert modular machine for filling and closing top-loading boxes.
SNC-F2, the world’s first packaging robot, has left an enduring legacy in the field of packaging machine engineering.
VMS, Schubert’s own packaging machine control system, now established and accepted the world over.
The first F44 picker line using the patented counterflow principle – now the world market leader.
SMB, the first packaging machine to feature VMS control.
TLM, the world’s first conveyor belt-constructed packaging machine.
TLM-T400/800, the first digital thermoforming, filling and sealing machine, featuring two continuously running film webs, pick-and-place robots equipped for the insertion of piece products and ultrasound sealing and stamping functions.
The TLM Transmodul is the world's first transporting robot. In September 2009, after a two-year development period, it has been integrated into a packaging machine for the first time .
The first TLM filling machine for liquid and pasty products has been delivered.
TLM Packaging Machine without an electrical cabinet