Enhance Your Packaging Process Today!

The Titans Packaging Eos T20 Case Erector, also known as a box erector, is an essential tool for businesses that need to efficiently assemble boxes for product packaging. Designed with precision and efficiency, every Eos T20 is engineered to enhance your end-of-line packaging process by ensuring products are packed quickly, carefully, and consistently.

Upgrade your end-of-line packaging with the Eos T20 Case Erector from Titans Packaging. Experience the benefits of a reliable, efficient, and cost-effective packaging solution designed to keep your business moving forward.

Why Choose the Eos T20?

Robust and Reliable Speed

Keep your packaging system running at peak efficiency with our case erectors, capable of handling anywhere from eight to 20 cases per minute. This robust performance ensures that your packaging line keeps up with demand, no matter the volume.

Seamless Changeover of Case Sizes

Adapt swiftly to changing packaging needs with the Eos T20’s seamless changeover capabilities. This feature allows for quick adjustments to different case sizes, reducing material waste and downtime.

Compact Machinery Footprint

Ideal for operations where space is limited, the Eos T20 offers world-class engineering in a compact design. Its small footprint allows you to maximize your workspace without compromising on performance.

Easy to Use and Maintain

Our user-friendly Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) make the Eos T20 straightforward to operate and maintain. Safety features are integrated to protect workers around fast-moving machinery, ensuring a safe and efficient working environment.

Specialized Equipment Options

For manufacturers requiring unique solutions, the Eos T20 can be customized for oversize and tablock cases. This versatility provides you with the specialized equipment needed to meet diverse packaging requirements.

Reduced Costs

Investing in the Eos T20 can significantly reduce your reliance on manual labor, cutting operational costs. Its consistent operation minimizes packaging errors, leading to less waste and greater material savings as costs continue to rise.