World Class Accessories for Your Food Packaging Needs.

Omori manufactures the industry leading equipment for food packaging, flow wrappers, stretch wrappers, and consumables to meet every need of your business. Our expert solutions come with accessories to make your operation run faster and smoother than ever before.

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Seal, Flow, & End Wrapper Accessories

From our innovative labelling solutions to remote equipment monitoring and operations, Omori designs and engineers accessories to make your business faster and more efficient. All accessories are customized for your specific application and supported by the Omori Customer Success team.

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Top & Bottom Labeling
Permits single, manual master / slave or dual top labelling within the equipment footprint. Bottom labelling can be achieved with a minimal 9% footprint increase.
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Communications Package
Permits remote communication with the equipment for data acquisition, status monitoring, and operation.
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Extended Discharge
Permits extended bottom flap sealing time and alleviates the necessity of a transfer conveyor section in certain cases.
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Extended Adjustable Feet
Permits modular product flow height levels & easier floor sanitation.
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In-Line Film Perforator
Allows for in-line perforation of film for the mushroom industry in one, easy step. 
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Date Code Printer
Permits ink printing of data directly onto the substrate without extending the equipment footprint.
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Stainless Steel Covers
Upgrades the polycarbonate covers to AISI 304 for longer life in heavy use environments.
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Print Registration

Permits the use of mark registered printed films to greater define your brand image.

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Wash Down Covers
Protects the equipment during sanitation cycles from unwanted liquid ingress.

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    August 2026

    Most food processors and manufacturers rely on a simple manual step for padding trays before packaging meats, proteins, fruits, vegetables, etc. While this process appears straightforward, it introduces hidden costs that often go unnoticed across the packaging operation

    As production demands increase and consistency becomes more critical, many processors are discovering that manual tray preparation can quietly become a bottleneck, when a more efficient pre-padded tray solution is available.

     Understanding the operational impact of this step helps processors identify opportunities to improve efficiency and packaging consistency.

    Labor Demands in Manual Tray Padding

    Manually inserting absorbent pads into trays requires dedicated labor. Employees must handle trays, align pads correctly, and maintain pace with upstream product flow. In high volume operations this task often requires multiple employees across different shifts making sure inventory levels are maintained.

     This dependency on labor, especially for a task that does not directly add value to the product, is the biggest inefficiency and contributor to unnecessary cost.

     Facilities that rely on manual tray padding may frequently experience:

    • increased labor costs
    • difficulty maintaining staffing levels
    • slower line preparation
    • inconsistent workflow

    When staffing levels fluctuate, tray preparation can quickly fall behind production demands. This forces downstream packaging equipment to slow down or stop while operators catch up.

    Inconsistent Pad Placement

    Another challenge with manual tray padding is consistency. Pads may shift, fold, or sit slightly off-center depending on how quickly trays are assembled.

    Even minor inconsistencies can impact the final package quality. Improper positioning may lead to wrinkled film, poor absorption performance, or compromised product presentation during handling and transport.

    Common issues include

    •  uneven pad alignment
    • wrinkled film during wrapping
    • inconsistent product presentation
    • increased package rejects

     Consistency is critical in food packaging. Small inconsistencies upstream can lead to quality issues further down the line.

     

    Production Slowdowns at the Packaging Line

    Efficient Packaging lines depend on smooth upstream preparation. When trays are not ready as when product arrives, the entire operation is disrupted.

     These delays often occur during peak production periods. when high-speed equipment is most sensitive to interruptions.

     Operations relying on manual tray padding may encounter:

    •  packaging line interruptions
    • reduced throughput
    • increased operator intervention
    • higher downtime

     While individual delays may last only seconds, repeated interruptions throughout a shift can significantly impact total production output.

    The Efficiency of Pre-Padded Trays

    Complex packaging lines often rely heavily on operator expertise to manage different product formats. When settings change between shifts or operators interpret adjustments differently, packaging performance becomes inconsistent.

    Flexible tray lidding technology reduces this dependency by standardizing the sealing process.

    Automated controls and repeatable machine settings allow operators to select the appropriate configuration for each SKU while maintaining consistent performance. This approach helps eliminate the trial-and-error adjustments that often accompany frequent format changes.

    Building Packaging Flexibility in the Line

    Modern food processing requires packaging systems that can evolve with product portfolios. Equipment that supports only a narrow range of formats quickly becomes a limitation as product offerings expand.

    Flexible tray lidding machines provide processors with the ability to introduce new SKUs without redesigning the entire packaging line. By supporting multiple tray types and sealing materials, the equipment allows production teams to adapt quickly to market demands.

    Omori’s Lid Sealer by Frimaq is designed with this flexibility in mind. The system supports rapid format changes while maintaining stable sealing performance and consistent packaging quality.

    Packaging Technology That Keeps Pace with your Product Line

    SKU complexity is unlikely to decrease. As consumer preferences continue to evolve, processors must manage more packaging formats while maintaining operational efficiency.

    Tray lidding technology that supports flexibility allows manufacturers to respond to these changes without sacrificing line performance.

    Omori North America provides the Lid Sealer by Frimaq, a tray lidding solution engineered to handle diverse packaging formats while maintaining seal integrity and production speed. By combining flexibility and machine design, we help processors manage growing product portfolios with confidence.

    Interested in exploring how Omori can help your operation manage SKU complexity while maintaining reliable packaging performance? Fill out the form below and our team will connect with you.