Visit MFG Tray at INTERPACK 2023 • Stand 1A44


Starch Trays Stacked Model No. 890208


Leading starch tray manufacturer for over 45 years


PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY


INCREASE


STARCH TRAYS » Reduced Cost LighterWeight Starch Trays Available


Holding Trays Stacked Model No. 805208, 805308 and 805508


» Over 70models offered and customdesigns available » Integrates with all regular and jumbo-sizedmoguls » Compatibility with high-speed machines » Contoured corners will not trap moisture or starch residue » Integrates easily with older wood and plastic trays » Stack without sagging or warping » Can be used continuously in temps -60 to 250°F


X-DTectTM available only in MFG starch trays


» Patent pending X-ray detectable composite material » Production recall prevention and protection » Contaminant detection down to 1 cubic mm


HOLDING TRAYS » Dropped sides and/or ends promote air circulation and thorough drying


Gum Trays Stacked Model No. 830108


» Stacking design eliminates the need for tray racks » May be steam cleaned or machine washed


GUM TRAYS » Open sides promote air circulation and thorough drying


» Space-saving stacking design » Contoured edges and corners eliminate trapped residue


STOCK BOXES » Expressly designed for storing candy prior to packing


» Container lid provides an airtight seal to ensure freshness and sanitation


» Completely safe for freezing


Stock Boxes Model No. 920108, nested with lid


MFG Tray is the leading manufacturer of high-strength, glass-reinforced composite containers, trays, and boxes, for confectionery processing. Visit www.mfgtray.com today to search for a product, request a quote or meet your rep.


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


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