Antimicrobial Collection
AntiMicrobial Clip On Lid for Standard Range Trays
Clip-on lids offer added security for tray contents like glassware or electronics. Translucent lids allow quick viewing without removal, simplifying resource access and inventory management for teachers and learners
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Clip-on lids provide extra security for items stored in the trays such as glassware or electronics. As the lids are translucent, teacher and learners can quickly view the contents of the tray without removing the lid, making it easy to find resources or take inventory. The lid provides extra support and allows for the trays to be moved around a space without the worry that items will fall out and get broken or lost. Our lid printing service offers the chance to have a logo printed onto the lid in a choice of 14 Marabu Ink System colours, making it easily identifiable for customers or users.
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Compatible with Gratnells Standard Trays
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Lid printing service available
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Treated with BioCote® antimicrobial additive
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Lid provides extra security so learners can take responsibility for the items contained within the tray
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Teachers and students can easily see the contents of a tray through the translucent lid
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