In automated pharmaceutical and packaging operations, smooth container flow is essential for maintaining productivity and preventing costly line stoppages. A Turntable plays a vital supporting role by acting as a buffer, accumulator, and directional transfer unit within a production line.
Across Great Britain’s manufacturing landscape, including packaging and pharmaceutical facilities in the Midlands, Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire, and the South-East, turntables are routinely used to stabilise filling, capping, labelling, and inspection lines. Engineered by Technogen Enterprise, these turntables are designed for reliability, hygienic operation, and seamless integration into modern production environments.
A Turntable is a rotary container handling machine used to collect, feed, or discharge round containers such as vials, bottles, and jars. Installed at the infeed or outfeed of a machine, it enables continuous movement of containers while absorbing short-term stoppages elsewhere in the line.
Turntables are commonly used in:
Powder filling lines
Liquid filling lines
Tablet and capsule bottling lines
They also allow production lines to be configured in linear, L-shaped, or U-shaped layouts, offering valuable flexibility where floor space is constrained.
The operating concept is simple, robust, and highly effective:
Container Transfer
Containers arrive from an upstream machine onto the rotating disc.
Rotational Accumulation
The rotating surface gently accumulates containers without scuffing or tipping.
Guided Discharge
Adjustable canals guide containers toward the discharge point at a controlled rate.
Speed Synchronisation
Rotation speed is controlled through a variable frequency drive to match downstream equipment.
Buffer Functionality
If downstream equipment stops, the turntable continues accumulating containers, preventing upstream shutdown.
This ensures continuous, shock-free operation across the line.
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cGMP-Compliant Modular Design
Designed to meet pharmaceutical manufacturing standards.
High-Quality Construction Materials
All visible parts manufactured from AISI 304 stainless steel or aluminium to prevent corrosion.
Worm Gearbox and Gear Motor Drive
Ensures smooth, stable rotation under continuous operation.
Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)
Enables precise speed control and easy line synchronisation.
Toolless Adjustable Canal
Allows quick adjustment for different container diameters without tools.
CE-Certified Components
All bought-out electrical and mechanical components are CE certified.
| Model | TGTR-24 | TGTR-30 | TGTR-36 | TGTR-48 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disc Diameter | 24 inch | 30 inch | 36 inch | 48 inch |
| Power Consumption | 0.5 HP | 0.5 HP | 1 HP | 1.5 HP |
| Electrical Connection | 230 V, Single Phase, 50 Hz |
Turntables are widely used in:
Pharmaceutical filling and packaging plants
Tablet and capsule bottling lines
Cosmetic and personal care packaging
Nutraceutical and food processing facilities
In UK industrial hubs such as Birmingham, Leicester, Nottingham, Leeds, and Sheffield, turntables are frequently installed to stabilise high-mix, medium-speed packaging operations.
For production managers and plant engineers, a turntable delivers:
Improved line continuity and uptime
Reduced dependency on manual container handling
Flexible line layout options
Gentle handling of fragile containers
Minimal maintenance requirements
Long service life with hygienic construction
Technogen Enterprise supplies turntables engineered for real production conditions:
Proven expertise in packaging line auxiliaries
Robust stainless-steel fabrication
Modular designs tailored to line layout
Export-grade manufacturing standards
Trusted by manufacturers serving Great Britain’s regulated industries
1. Can the turntable handle different container sizes?
Yes, with toolless canal adjustment.
2. Is it suitable for pharmaceutical environments?
Yes, it is designed as a cGMP-compliant model.
3. Can it be integrated with existing machines?
Yes, it integrates seamlessly with filling, capping, and labelling machines.
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