Technogen Enterprise, a trusted manufacturer based in Ahmedabad, India, proudly introduces its High-Speed Carton Coding Machine, now available to industrial businesses and packaging units across South Africa. Specially designed for secondary packaging applications, this machine enables fast, clear, and economical printing of batch codes and other essential data directly onto cartons.
From Johannesburg’s bustling distribution hubs to Cape Town’s thriving FMCG industry, this solution has been tailored to meet the demands of modern packaging lines in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, logistics, and cosmetics.
A carton coding machine is used to print essential product identification information like batch numbers, expiry dates, manufacturing dates, MRP, and traceability data onto product cartons and boxes. These codes are a regulatory requirement for pharmaceuticals, food exports, and consumer goods — ensuring:
âś… Product traceability
âś… Regulatory compliance (SAHPRA, SABS, etc.)
âś… Tamper evidence
âś… Improved inventory control
Technogen’s high-speed carton coding system simplifies this critical process with automated, high-speed batch printing.
Technogen’s High-Speed Carton Coding Machines are widely used in the following sectors:
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing – Batch coding for medical boxes
Food & Beverage – Date codes and lot numbers on cartons
FMCG & Consumer Goods – Retail product identification
Cosmetic & Personal Care – Branding and expiry printing
Agricultural Chemicals & Fertilizers – Mandatory code printing
Logistics & Distribution – Ensuring supply chain traceability
No matter your industry or location — be it Durban’s ports, Pretoria’s chemical plants, or Bloemfontein’s factories — coding plays a critical role in consumer trust and legal compliance.
Technogen Enterprise is known for delivering machines that combine precision with affordability. The TGCCM-250 High-Speed Carton Coding Machine is no exception. Built to handle high-throughput environments, it supports:
? More than 250 cartons per minute
?️ Multiple lines of clear text and code per carton
⚙️ Fully automatic electro-mechanical operation
? Extremely low operational cost per impression
With robust design and minimal maintenance needs, this machine pays for itself quickly in fast-moving production environments.
The TGCCM-250 is loaded with features that make it ideal for South African packaging companies:
Electro-Mechanical Fully Automatic Design
Ensures smooth and continuous high-speed operation without manual intervention.
Sloping Plane Tray with Dispenser
Cartons are automatically fed from a sloped tray for non-stop operation.
Rubber Friction Feed Mechanism
Cartons are picked and guided through the printing section with minimal wear.
Rotary Letterpress-Like System
Ink is evenly transferred from the inking roller to the rubber stereo, offering sharp impressions every time.
Oscillating Ink Roller
Maintains consistent ink film thickness across codes.
High-Definition Batch Coding
Sharp, clear codes even at speeds above 200 impressions/minute.
Multi-Line Code Printing
Print up to 2–3 lines of data such as Batch No., Expiry, Mfg. Date, etc.
Ideal for High-Speed Carton Lines
Compatible with automated packaging lines running at high speeds.
Specification | Details |
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Machine Model | TGCCM-250 |
Dimensions (L×W×H) | 1020 mm × 680 mm × 580 mm |
Operating Speed | 125 / 180 / 250 cartons per minute |
Carton Size Range | 80 mm × 25 mm to 250 mm × 180 mm |
Weight | Approx. 100 kg |
Power Requirement | 0.25 HP, 1440 RPM, 414V 3-Phase & Single Phase |
Stereo Type | Rubber Stereos |
The machine is easy to install and requires only basic electrical setup, making it a viable solution for SMEs and large manufacturers alike across South Africa.
Technogen uses a mechanical rotary letterpress-inspired design in the TGCCM-250, delivering consistent and reliable results. The inking system involves:
Oscillating Roller – Applies ink film evenly
Inking Roller – Transfers ink to the rubber stereo
Rubber Stereo – Holds the printing characters or text
Substrate (Carton) – Receives the final impression
This process ensures every carton gets a sharp, legible code, even at high speeds.
Designed with user-friendliness in mind, the TGCCM-250 features:
Quick-change stereos for text/code modifications
Minimal lubrication and cleaning needs
No software or programming hassle – purely mechanical printing
Straightforward carton loading and unloading
It’s the ideal choice for operators in remote or power-variable zones — common in rural and semi-urban parts of South Africa.
South Africa’s packaging standards are evolving quickly, and manufacturers are investing in equipment that balances performance, durability, and cost-efficiency. Technogen delivers on all three fronts.
Machines are shipped with easy installation manuals
Virtual training & support available across all time zones
Spares and stereos shipped quickly to South African cities
Local customization options on request
Johannesburg – Pharmaceutical & cosmetic production
Cape Town – Export-driven food processing units
Durban – Logistics and agrochemical packaging
Port Elizabeth – FMCG, pet care, and health goods
Pretoria & Bloemfontein – Government supply chain units
High-speed batch coding for high-volume cartons
Low operational cost – no inkjet consumables
Sharp impressions with every cycle
Easy to use and maintain
Rugged build suitable for South African factory environments
Cost-effective automation for SME manufacturers
Technogen ensures every client receives:
Detailed operation manuals
Maintenance checklists
Spare stereos and parts on-demand
Remote diagnostics and video call support
We also offer custom stereo design services to match local languages and regulatory standards.
If your South African business needs a fast, cost-efficient, and accurate batch coding solution, Technogen’s TGCCM-250 High-Speed Carton Coding Machine is your answer. We support clients with quotes, virtual demos, shipping logistics, and remote support.
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