Cardboard Badge Box for Metal Name Badge Trays

Cardboard Box for Metal Name Badge Trays

Name badges are easy to sort at the office and just as easy to scramble on the way to the venue. This cardboard badge box fits one Metal Name Badge Display Tray exactly, so the badges you sorted alphabetically or by group arrive at the registration desk in the order you left them.

• Fits: one Metal Name Badge Display Tray, with all 60 slots full
• Material: sturdy, lightweight cardboard that can be recycled at the end of its life
• Reuse: built to handle repeat trips to events
• Storage: boxes stack neatly, and three fit inside the Carry Case for Metal Name Badge Trays
• Part number: 59-1725

The box’s flaps fold over each side of the badge tray, so name badges and name tags stay in their slots while the tray is carried, loaded into a car or stacked with others. The box is designed around the metal tray’s dimensions, which means it adds very little bulk and takes up little room in a boot or storeroom.

If your event has more than one entrance, you can split pre-printed badges across several badge display trays, box each one and send every tray straight to the right door. Delegates and visitors find their badge quickly at whichever entrance they use, and the queue at each registration desk keeps moving.

Adding A-Z Badge Organiser Cards to the tray before it goes in the box keeps your alphabetical sorting intact for the whole journey and ensures that cards are easy to find when they arrive at the venue. Staff on the desk can then go straight to the right letter instead of searching the full tray.

For larger conferences with several trays, three boxes stack inside the Carry Case for Metal Name Badge Trays. That gives you one handle to carry and a single, tidy kit for every event.

If you prefer a foam badge organiser, the Foam Name Badge Holder Tray holds 120 badges. The Conference Case with Foam Name Badge Tray combines the case and tray in one.

Once the event is over, the box works as a storage box for the tray and any unused conference badges, keeping everything protected until next time. When it eventually reaches the end of its life, the cardboard goes straight into recycling, which makes it an eco-friendly choice for organisers running regular events.