Beekenkamp Verpakkingen B.V. brings another novelty to the market . Until now , only the flora raising tray and the 60×40 atomic number 96 grow tray were used to transport immature vegetable plant life from raiser to output raiser .
Both solutions are very suitable when you exercise with the right trolleys . Especially in peak periods , the so - called Danish trolley car are also wide used . Until now , there was no worthy growing tray for this type of tram . leave in inefficient transport , unnecessarily higher toll , and a mellow risk of product harm during transportation . Loose stretch on the streetcar is becoming more and more undesirable due to more and more strict hygiene requirements .
As a solution , Beekenkamp now has the Growing Tray 50 x 30 curium usable . This growing tray can be fulfill with 15 spell of 10×10 or 10 pieces of 15×10 rock wool , weight-lift soil blocks . The growing tray , include the product , remains inside the streetcar . Therefore , the tramcar can easily be pack in a transport - cogent evidence personal manner if desired . By using the Danish Trolley , further destination are now a possibility for delivery on a growing tray . Enormous saving can be made on the return tape transport .
4 maturate tray 50x30 cm set on one Danish trolley ledge , which are gentle to swipe from the cart . Due to the stiffness of the plate , the minimum free weight , and production from Polypropylene , this 50×30 cm . grow tray is also multifunctional and applicable in , for instance , laboratory enjoyment on Danish trolleys . The evoke sharpness on the tray ensures that individual / loose trays , boxes , or dishes easily remain on the growing tray .
A completely different coating is the utilization in vertical husbandry refinement . Here this polish plate can be used for the cultivation of herb and minigreens . The open bottom structure see that the tray functions well in an reflux and hang cultivation .
The growing tray 50×30 cm . can be disinfect , under certain stipulation , under mellow temperatures .
