Industrial Plastic Trays

In addition to the wide range of tote boxes and plastic containers that GWP Correx® manufacture, your business can also source a selection of industrial plastic trays to improve your lineside and handling processes.

Available in various materials and formats, custom sizes, and with a range of inserts and dunnage, your trays are tailored to your specific environment, application, or products. Ultimately, your plastic handling trays can result in tangible improvements to your staff’s efficiency.

Almost any plastic tray your business uses can be enhanced with a range of dunnage (i.e. insert) options. These tray inserts can further improve usability and efficiency and help protect items during typical handling and transit applications.

Besides using plastic trays to improve your in-plant handling, a range of plastic tote containers and returnable packaging products can also aid your wider supply chain.

Handling in your factory, production facility, or even laboratory can be a potential bottleneck for efficiency.

Moving multiple products, samples, parts, or components quickly and easily can boost staff productivity and provide many other benefits.

It is becoming increasingly common for many manufacturing businesses to utilise industrial plastic trays (such as those manufactured from corrugated polypropylene) for varying handling applications.

Perfect for moving parts from storage to production lines or finished items to despatch areas ready from shipment, the typically smaller handling trays (compared with larger-sized tote boxes) can aid manual handling activities for your staff. Safe handling can also be important in terms of health and safety.

Features that further enhance the usability of industrial plastic trays – which are prevalent across nearly all options – include handles or hand holes, stacking corners and lugs, easy clean surfaces, and long-lasting, durable materials (including Correx® and moulded ABS).

Although even standard handling products provide a wealth of benefits, working alongside a manufacturer of industrial trays – such as GWP Correx® – can offer further advantages.

Firstly, it allows the manufacture of your handling trays in bespoke sizes. Custom dimensions can allow for trays perfectly tailored to your parts or components. Using custom industrial trays can, in turn, minimise material usage, reduce storage requirements, and offer perfect compatibility with your production or storage environment (as well as any automated handling processes).

Besides this, you can also enhance any plastic tray you source from GWP with a range of insert options.

Inserts available include removable or integral divider sets, custom inserts and even foam dunnage (including machined foam inserts). All these – and the use of Bubbleboard material – can help protect items during handling and improve efficiency.

Other options include material colours, external printing (for adding branding or handling instructions, for example) and even anti-static and ESD safe trays.

Whilst, on the face of it, plastic trays may seem like a relatively simple topic, there are a surprisingly large number of questions which businesses ask about them.

This section aims to cover these, but if you need any further information, please call a member of the GWP team on 01793 754 457 (or email correx@gwp.co.uk).

If you are looking for plastic trays for your manufacturing, pharmaceutical or medical business (or any application that requires handling of parts, products, samples, or components), GWP Correx® can help.

With an extensive material stock holding, modern production facility, highly trained staff, award-winning design team, and focus on innovation, your business can benefit from all this and more by working with GWP.

Besides this, you can also take advantage of a free sampling service, expert (and impartial) advice on the best option for your specific application, and competitive, no-obligation quotes for any industrial handling trays your business needs.

Sounds good? Then please get in touch with a member of the GWP team today.