Custom Tin Rolling Trays

When people look for a metal rolling tray, they're usually thinking of something made with thick tin, with smooth edges that curve inwards to stop herbs from spilling over. They also want to be able to print their favorite designs or logos all over it in full color. This kind of tray is really useful because it keeps all your stuff - like herbs, papers, grinders, and lighters - organized in one place. And the best part is, when you put your logo on it, it's like having a little advertisement on your customer's coffee table every day. It's a great way to keep your brand visible and make a good impression.

What really counts is the printing quality. You see, with dye-sublimation, the ink gets driven right into the coating, rather than just sitting on top. This means the artwork can withstand all sorts of rough handling - think lighters, ash, and constant elbow grease - without getting scratched off. And let's not forget the trays themselves, they're not some flimsy sheet-metal things that bend and warp at the slightest touch. No, these are sturdy tin bodies that can handle daily use without losing their shape, which is why they've been a staple in smoke shops for years now. The attention to detail in the printing process really makes all the difference, and it's what sets these trays apart from others in their class.

The Highest-Leverage Branding Surface We Sell

For just $5.00 at wholesale, you can get a full-bleed printed tray, which is basically the most affordable large-format canvas around. Imagine your artwork blown up to tray size, getting seen every time someone uses it - we're talking years of exposure here. Dispensaries really like to pair these trays with a matching grinder, so it's like a set. The best part is, you only need to approve the artwork once, and then it's delivered. Plus, the counter display looks like a whole product line, not just some one-off thing. And the cool thing is, both sides of the tray can be printed on, so brands often put their main art on top and then something like a promo code or a secondary message on the bottom.

It fits right in with the rest of the branded kit, sitting alongside the aluminum ashtray, the LED tray that's perfect for displaying things in a lounge, and the magnetic-lid tray that has a cover which can also be used as an extra rolling surface.

Common Questions

What sizes do these come in?

Small (7"×11") is the retail standard and most popular; mini and larger formats are available — ask when ordering.

Will the print scratch off?

So, dye-sublimation is a process that basically merges the ink into the surface of the material. This means it can withstand the wear and tear of daily use, making it a really durable option for things like trays.

Can we print both sides?

Yes, different artwork top and bottom.

What's the minimum?

For just $500, you can get 100 units at $5 each, which is a great deal to put a full-color branded tray on a hundred customers' tables.