MFG Light Weight Starch Tray


MFG Light Weight Starch Tray


NEW! REDUCED COST LIGHTER WEIGHT STARCH TRAYS


A lighter weight starch tray with the same benefits as our current trays but at a reduced cost – competitive to wood.


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WOOD IS DEAD » Price competitive to wood trays » Price competitive to wood trays


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Weight equivalent to wood trays » Weight equivalent to wood trays


Lighter than standard FRP trays » Lighter than standard FRP trays


Same consistent drying time » Same consistent drying time


Easy integration with wood trays » Easy integration with wood trays


Expels moisture and starch residue » Expels moisture and starch residue


Secure stacking without warping » Secure stacking without warping


Seamlessly molded design » Seamlessly molded design


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Withstands temps -60 to 250°F (-51 to 121°C) » Withstands temps -60 to 250°F (-51 to 121°C)


Compatibility with high-speed machines » Compatibility with high-speed machines


»X Pa-DTect TM available only at MFG Contaminant detection down to 1 cubic mm » Contaminant detection down to 1 cubic mm


tent pending X-ray detectable composite material » Patent pending X-ray detectable composite material


available only at MFG


MFG Lab Tray 18”x18”


MFG Lab Tray 18”x18”


MFG LAB TRAY » 18” x 18” (457mm x 457mm) » 18” x 18” (457mm x 457mm) in lab depositors


MFG LAB TRAY Integrates sea


A lighter weight starch tray with the same benefits as our current trays but at a reduced cost – competitive to wood.


NEW! REDUCED COST LIGHTER WEIGHT STARCH TRAYS


lessly with old wood lab trays


» Integrates seamlessly with old wood lab trays in lab depositors


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STOCK BOXES STOCK BOXES


MOLDED FIBER GLASS TRAY COMPANY PH 814 683.4500 • www.mfgtray.com


MOLDED FIBER GLASS TRAY COMPANY PH 814 683.4500 • www.mfgtray.com


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