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EVC11907

Open Corrugated Display Tray with Glued Fold-Over Ends

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Native open display tray for shelf or counter presentation
Glued fold-over ends create reinforced wall regions
Internal divider structure helps organize products

About this product

The EVC11907 is an open corrugated display tray with a native display opening, glued fold-over ends, and an internal divider structure. The tray is open in its finished form, keeping products visible and accessible on a retail shelf or counter.

The end regions fold over 180 degrees to create reinforced glued walls, while the internal structure helps organize or separate products. Because the tray does not provide a complete transit enclosure, it normally travels in a master carton, under pallet wrap, or in another outer pack.

Common uses

Retail shelf displays
Countertop product displays
Palletized display trays inside outer packing
Grouped products that benefit from an internal divider

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Retail Display Uses

Retail Shelf Displays

The native open front and top keep products visible and accessible without changing the tray after delivery to the store.

Countertop Product Displays

The tray can organize small packaged goods on counters when the product arrangement matches the internal divider structure.

Grouped Products in Outer Packing

Multiple trays can be packed in a master carton or secured on a pallet for distribution, then placed directly at the display location.

Products Needing Internal Separation

The built-in internal structure can help maintain product rows or separation when its geometry is matched to the product dimensions.

Retail, Brand, and Packing Needs

Retail Merchandising Teams

The finished tray is already open for display, so store setup centers on removing the outer packing and positioning the loaded tray.

Consumer Product Brands

The visible tray walls and glued end regions provide print areas while the native opening keeps the primary packages in view.

Co-Packers and Fulfillment Centers

Packing plans should cover product loading, divider fit, tray collation, and the outer carton or pallet method used for distribution.

When to Compare Other Packaging

Standalone Parcel or Rough Transit

Compare a fully enclosed shipping box when the package must provide its own top closure, parcel protection, or complete product containment.

No Converter Gluing Step

Compare an unglued locking tray when hand assembly without pre-glued end regions is required.

Outer Packing, Product Fit, Board, and Print

Outer Packing Method

Confirm whether the loaded trays will travel in a master carton, under pallet wrap, or in another outer pack.

Product and Divider Fit

Provide product dimensions, count, and arrangement so the internal divider and open display area can be checked before tooling.

End Gluing and Board Caliper

The 180-degree fold-over ends need a gluing setup and score allowances that match the selected corrugated board thickness.

Print Layout

Place retail graphics on the wall regions that remain visible after the end folds and internal structure are assembled.

Display Opening, Divider, and End-Wall Adjustments

Display Opening Dimensions

The opening and wall heights can be adjusted for product visibility and retention, but the revised geometry should be checked in the direct CAD template.

Internal Divider Layout

The internal structure can be reviewed against the intended product count and dimensions before deciding whether to keep or modify it.

Fold-Over End Geometry

Changes to the end-wall depth or board grade require matching updates to the fold allowances and gluing setup.

Packing details

Open-Tray Distribution

The finished tray is open, so compression, dust, and handling protection depend on the selected master carton, pallet wrap, or other outer pack.

Additional notes

Board thickness and fold-over end fit

Board caliper changes the fold allowance and glue contact at the reinforced end regions, so the exact grade should be tested before production.

FAQs

What is the finished EVC11907 package?

It is an open corrugated display tray with a native display opening, glued fold-over ends, and an internal divider structure.

How should the loaded tray be packed for distribution?

Use a master carton, pallet wrap, or another outer pack suited to the product weight and handling route because the tray remains open.

How do the glued fold-over ends work?

The end regions fold over 180 degrees to create reinforced wall sections. The converter gluing setup and score allowances must match the selected board caliper.

What does the internal structure do?

It helps organize or separate products inside the tray. Product dimensions and the intended arrangement should be checked against the direct CAD geometry.

How should artwork be applied to this tray?

Plan artwork for the wall regions that remain visible after the fold-over ends and internal structure are assembled.

Should I test a sample before ordering?

Yes. A physical sample helps confirm product fit, divider spacing, end-wall gluing, board caliper, and the selected outer packing method.

Can the display opening be adjusted for different products?

Yes, but changes to the opening or wall heights should be made in the direct CAD template and checked against product retention and end-wall geometry.

What board grade makes sense for this tray?

The board must support the loaded product while folding cleanly through the 180-degree end regions. Confirm the final grade with a sample and the converter's gluing setup.