A rolling machine that outpaces the tubing and labeling steps downstream of it just moves the bottleneck, it does not remove it. AutoTube and Tube Labeler are built to keep pace with AuraX rather than become the new slow step.
Freshness sealing at line speed
AutoTube runs up to 30 tubes a minute, with 1 or 2 prerolls per tube, using medical-grade nitrogen MAP (modified atmosphere packaging) sealing. Displacing oxygen inside the tube at the point of packaging is what actually protects freshness and terpene profile in transit and on shelf, not the tube material alone. It integrates directly with AuraX, so tubing runs as part of the same line rather than a separate manual station downstream.
Tooling for the format you actually sell in
AutoTube's tooling covers both twist-top and pop-top tube formats, so packaging format is a tooling choice, not a separate machine purchase, if a SKU or a retail partner requires a different closure style.
Labeling that adjusts to your tube, not the other way around
Tube Labeler is adjustable for a range of tube sizes with smart centering, so label placement stays consistent across different tube diameters without a manual re-fixture step between SKUs. It is built to work alongside AuraX, the same integration philosophy as AutoTube: each finishing step is designed to run at the roller's pace, not to be the reason the line slows down after the roll itself is done.
Real-time visibility on the finishing steps too
AutoTube's touchscreen provides real-time data on the tubing step, matching the same visibility philosophy as AuraX's built-in diagnostics and the Weight Checker's real-time tracking, so the finishing end of the line is monitored the same way the rolling end is, not left as a manual blind spot.
- Up to 30 tubes / minute
- 1 or 2 prerolls per tube
- Medical-grade nitrogen MAP sealing
- Twist-top and pop-top tooling
- Touchscreen real-time data
- Integrates directly with AuraX
Packaging format and tube size are things to bring to a demo, not decide from a spec sheet alone. Run your own tube format through the line before you commit to one configuration.
See the full line in the buyer's guide, or read what downtime actually costs when a finishing step becomes the new bottleneck.