Used Tetra Pak TBA 19 200ML Slim Filling machineTechnical
Specifications & Performance DataThis used bottling line is built
around a Tetra Pak TBA 19 V10 filling machine for 200 ml Slim carton
formats. Designed for dairy product processing, the line provides an
integrated solution for filling, straw application, secondary
packaging and product conveying in an industrial packaging
environment.Filling machine: Tetra Pak TBA 19 V10Container format: 200
ml Slim Tetra Brik cartonProduct application: dairy productsYear of
manufacture: approximately 1996Running hours: approximately 26,000
hoursConveyor system: approximately 30 meters, including 4 x 90°
curves and 2 x chain tensionersAdvanced Automation & Control
SystemsThe line combines dedicated filling and packaging equipment
into a coordinated production arrangement. Its conveyor system
supports the controlled transfer of individual cartons between the
filling, straw application and packaging stages. Chain tensioners are
included to help maintain reliable conveyor operation and product flow
through the line.Machines of this type are typically operated through
the individual controls of the filler and downstream packaging
modules, allowing operators to manage the principal filling and
handling stages from the relevant equipment stations.Production Line
Integration CapabilitiesThis complete carton bottling line is
configured for the 200 ml Slim format and includes filling, straw
application, tray packing, tray shrink wrapping and conveying
equipment. It is suitable for integration into dairy beverage
production operations requiring a compact line layout for Tetra Brik
cartons.Machine typeManufacturer / modelYearFilling MachineTetra Pak
TBA 19 V101996Various Equipment - Straw ApplicatorTetra Pak TSA
211996Various Equipment - ConveyorsTetra Pak1996Case PackerTetra Pak
TCBP 70 Multiinfeed1996Shrink WrapperTetra Pak TTS 511996The Tetra Pak
TCBP 70 Multiinfeed tray packer is compatible with, or can be
configured as an option for, wrap-around packaging. The Tetra Pak TTS
51 tray shrink wrapper completes the secondary packaging process after
tray packing.Machine Condition & Maintenance HistoryThe second hand
bottling line has been workshop checked, fully tested and reported in
good working order. A total refurbishment was completed in 2026. Live
online test runs and final inspection using water-filled packages are
available, supporting a practical evaluation of the filling and
packaging sequence before installation.With approximately 26,000
running hours stated for the filling machine, the line offers an
established Tetra Pak platform for carton-based dairy production and
industrial packaging applications.Operational Performance &
VersatilityThe line is dedicated to dairy products packed in Tetra
Brik 200 ml Slim cartons. The filler, TSA 21 straw applicator and
downstream tray packaging equipment create a coherent process for
producing consumer-ready carton packs with applied straws and
protected secondary packaging.The tray packing and shrink-wrapping
arrangement supports organized handling of finished cartons for
downstream palletizing, warehousing or distribution operations. The
optional wrap-around compatibility of the tray packer provides
additional packaging configuration potential.Installation Requirements
& Site PreparationSite preparation should allow for the filling
machine, straw applicator, tray packer, tray shrink wrapper and
approximately 30 meters of interconnecting conveyors. The conveyor
layout includes four 90° curves and two chain tensioners, which
should be considered when planning the available production-floor
footprint and product-flow route.Installation planning should include
suitable electrical and process utility connections for the individual
line modules, together with adequate access for operation, cleaning,
inspection and routine maintenance. Final positioning should maintain
a smooth handover between filling, straw application and secondary
packaging.Safety Standards & Compliance CertificationThe line has
undergone workshop checking and full testing as part of its
refurbishment and preparation. Final inspection with water-filled
packages and the availability of live online test runs allow buyers to
assess operational performance under representative handling
conditions.During installation and commissioning, the line should be
incorporated into the site’s applicable operator-safety, hygienic
production and machine-guarding procedures. Access around the filler,
packaging modules and conveyor transfer points should be planned to
support safe operation and maintenance.