Bagasse Sushi Tray Manufacturer — No.3 to No.9 and ST-3G to ST-5G

In the numbered series the number is the size code: a higher number is a larger tray. The 4 numbered trays are No.3 (165 × 115 × 25 mm, 10 g), No.5 (185 × 129 × 23.6 mm, 12 g), No.7 (222 × 139 × 23.6 mm, 15 g) and No.9 (241 × 151 × 23.6 mm, 18 g). The ST-G trays are a separate series whose codes do not follow size: ST-3G (220 × 150 × 22 mm, 11 g), ST-4G (185 × 132 × 23 mm, 13 g) and ST-5G (215 × 132 × 22 mm, 15 g).

As a guide from the factory: No.3 holds 3–4 pieces of nigiri or 2 rolls; No.5 holds 5–6 pieces of nigiri or 2–3 rolls; No.7 holds 7–8 pieces of nigiri or 3–4 rolls; No.9 holds 9–10 pieces of nigiri or 4–5 rolls. Roll size varies between kitchens, so confirm with samples.

Yes. Sushi is served chilled or at room temperature, well inside the rated range of the fluorine-free grade. The fluorine-free grade uses a wax-emulsion grease barrier with no fluorochemicals added and is rated by the factory for oil up to 50 °C (low-temperature version) or 70 °C (high-temperature version); these are factory data, not yet confirmed by a third-party test.

A clear PET lid is available for the No.5 sushi tray. The factory lid table lists no lid for the No.3, No.7 and No.9 trays or the ST-G trays. The lid is plastic; the tray itself is moulded pulp.

About 1,141,200 pieces of JR-S01: 600 pieces per carton, carton 39 × 39 × 23.5 cm, approximately 1,902 cartons. This is a volume-based estimate on 68 m³; actual loading depends on stacking.