Pet food | Schubert Group

Flexible packaging solutions for pet food manufacturers

Whether for dry or wet food, snacks or other pet treats, Gerhard Schubert GmbH develops flexible packaging machines for packaging pet food.

The modular design of our TLM technology allows us to adapt our machines to your performance requirements. Our comprehensive services ensure the highest possible level of efficiency for the entire lifespan of your TLM line.

Our expert Schubert-Consulting team will support you in planning and implementing your packaging processes and, as a turnkey provider, we can realise complete turnkey concepts.

Automation and robotics

Automated packaging of pet food

The need for variety in terms of products and packaging sizes, as well as the number of distribution channels, are constantly increasing – also for producers of pet food. This means that the need for mixed packs containing different varieties is also increasing. Schubert’s TLM packaging machines meet the need for variety thanks to their high degree of flexibility and ability to combine a wide range of product formations and mixtures. With our robot-based packaging machines, pet food manufacturers can produce cost-effectively and efficiently, which contributes to a strong market position.

Integration of primary and secondary packaging processes

Packaging in flowpacks with flexibility and space-saving design

Whether you use aluminium trays or bags, we are the specialists in the final packaging of pet food into shipping boxes or in eye-catching display boxes. Our Flowmodul flow-wrapping component can also execute primary packaging tasks, such as packing dog treats like chew sticks or chew bones into flowpacks.

For combining different packaging and labelling tasks seamlessly, Schubert offers the Transmodul transport robot as a standard system component.

System components

Vision systems

High flexibility for varieties, mixtures and box sizes

To combine different product types, the Schubert image processing system recognises the colours of labels or trays, for example, and passes the data on to the F4 pick-and-place robots. This allows product mixes to be efficiently realised by means of an automated process. Moreover, the scanner detects the shape, position and height of individual products.

To the Vision system