It would seem there's nothing interesting or unusual about supplying such equipment. However, those who manufacture such mats know the pitfalls they conceal. The most important of these is the different mat sizes for different car brands.
A dairy producer recently contacted OMELA with a request to supply equipment for packaging butter into 180g and 200g foil-wrapped briquettes. The main issue with the request was the high price of specialized European equipment, which significantly exceeded the project's budget.
We'd like to share a real-life, highly unusual equipment request from one of our clients: a bulk product needed to be packaged in blisters. The product was animal feed additive granules, and they needed to be packaged in precise 1 and 2 ml doses. Overall, it was a challenging task.
Omela has heard its startupers! We are pleased to announce the launch of the new program “Grow with Omela!” It will help those entrepreneurs who want to try to join the big market with a small budget!
Sometimes our managers hear the phrase “Why are yours so expensive? I could buy two packaging machines from those guys for the same money!” And I don’t even want to explain for a long time why we don’t want to sell “such” equipment. But recently we were asked to configure a cheap “noname” packaging machine. So we can show by example why cheap things later become very expensive.
We are waiting for you on April 17-19 at the International Exhibition and Convention Center at the IFFIP INTERNATIONAL FORUM OF THE FOOD INDUSTRY AND PACKAGING
stand № 3A211
The Omela company sincerely wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We wish that next year brings us all peace, more peace and joy.