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200S67B: 200 Cell 26×13″ Shallow Vegetable Propagation Tray

  • Lower than average cell volume, as this tray is designed for the Latin American market where soil costs are higher.
  • Lower cell volume means less weight when full and watered.
  • Plants also pull very easily from this tray due to lower volume plus shallower depth.
  • Designed to sit on T-rail benching.

Made In:

Brazilian Flag

Details & Features

Our mid-cell count vegetable propagation tray designed specifically for Latin America.

This stacking tray is manufactured in Brazil to reduce transport costs and at only 18cc volume cells, it is especially suited to Latin America where lower cell volumes are preferred due to high soil costs.

Because of the lower volume combined with the shallower depth, plants also pull very easily from this tray.

Because of the tough construction, plants will continue to pull well year after year.

Tray is tough and rigid and is designed to sit on T-rail benching.

The Proptek 200 is designed with both manual labor and automation in mind: cells and corners are re-enforced for ease of carrying and benching.

Key Features

Cell Count

200

Outer Dimensions

26" x 13"

Plant Density

84.80 pl/ft.2

Cell Volume

18 cc

Min Order Qty

7710 trays

Made In

Brazil

Suitable For

Fresh Market Tomatoes

Melons

Cabbage, Cauliflower, Peppers

Shipping Statistics

Minimum Order Qty

7710 Trays

Trays/Frames

Max Units/Container2

7710

Please Note…

1 Full truck loads can fit more trays per pallet as a dedicated full size 53ft lorry is used for delivery. For partial truck loads, we cannot guarantee the height of the lorry, so pallets must fit into all commercial freight vehicles. If arranging your own transport, please advise us at the earliest opportunity on the internal height of your vehicle.

2 Trays are stacked loose or partly loose to get the maximum number of trays per container. This will result in lower unit shipping cost but also more labor to unload

All statistics and measurements may vary so please check before purchasing, if critical, or ask for sample.

Zoë Bradbury | Valley Flora Farm, OR, United States

Our 6-acre vegetable farm is committed to generating as much production with as little waste as possible. We have never been satisfied with the flimsy plastic propagation trays that dominate the nursery industry, because of the garbage they create, the difficulty of moving trays in the greenhouse, the challenge of removing plugs, and the overall lower quality starts they produce.

We were thrilled to discover Proptek trays last year and now use the 144s for nearly all of our vegetable start production. The smooth, tapered plug design makes transplanting fast and easy, and the quality of our plants has been excellent.

Best of all, they are extremely durable. I fully expect we’ll still be using the same trays in a decade, and beyond. The folks at Proptek worked with us to fulfill a group order for a handful of organic farmers in the Pacific Northwest and every single farm has been impressed by these trays so far. Thank you Proptek for designing a quality product that meets our farm’s production needs and will stand the test of time.

Jeff Pereira | King City Nursery, CA, United States

Proptek’s 234 Vegetable tray produces exceptional results – they are so durable and have served us very well for many years now. Our pepper plants grow quick and strong with excellent roots and pull from the cells real easy too. All in all – it’s a great tray that makes our lives here at King City Nursery smooth and efficient.

Patrick Mobley | Mobley Greenhouse Inc, GA, United States

We have been using Proptek propagation trays for decades now and the plant quality is always second to none. The design helps us produce as many plants per foot as physically possible whilst keeping the quality high, which something that is important to us as we are ourselves strive to produce the best we can. John and the team aren’t just churning out plastic trays – they live and breathe horticulture and have done for years now, so you know you are getting what’s best for the plants. What’s best for the plants is best for us.

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