Training begins with machine installation. T2 provides dedicated programmes for technical personnel, delivered either at its own facilities or directly at the customer’s plant during the assembly and commissioning phases.

The aim is to provide practical skills and knowledge, enabling customers to operate, manage and maintain their production lines independently.

By manufacturing most components in-house, T2 ensures long-term spare parts availability, including for previous-generation machines and production lines no longer featured in its catalogue.

When required, components can be upgraded and adapted to current technologies, extending the operational life of the equipment and protecting the customer’s investment.

The advanced electronic systems of T2 production lines enable remote access through secure remote assistance systems.

T2 technicians can provide remote support to check machine parameters, analyse potential malfunctions and assist customers with troubleshooting and corrective actions, reducing the time required to resolve issues and minimise production downtime.

Remote monitoring makes it possible to keep track of production line conditions and identify potential maintenance or overhaul requirements in advance.

A preventive approach allows maintenance activities to be scheduled more accurately, minimise machine downtime and maintain equipment efficiency and reliability over the long term.