Bowl Rack with Label Holder — Designed for Display Purposes

Size：L: 350/400/430/450mm

Core Advantages

    Bowl-specific slots – Slots are curved to match bowl exterior contours (radius R50 to R120 mm). When bowls are placed inverted, the bowl rim contacts both sides of the slot, with the bowl bottom suspended, reducing the display contact area. Slot width: 15 to 25 mm, slot depth: 20 to 35 mm.

    Integrated label holder – Label holder positioned on the front frame or base of the rack, with a display area of 50×25 mm or 75×30 mm. The transparent front cover is a flip-up type, allowing label changes without moving bowls or removing the rack. Label holder faces the aisle with a 10 to 20 degree tilt.

    Length specifications – Four lengths correspond to bowl diameter ranges: 350 mm for bowls 100-160 mm diameter (rice bowls, sauce bowls); 400 mm for 140-200 mm; 430 mm for 180-240 mm; 450 mm for 220-280 mm (soup bowls, salad bowls). Each rack features 4 to 8 slots, depending on length.

    Stable display – Inverted placement lowers the center of gravity, providing greater stability than upright placement. Anti-slip feet or weighted bases prevent the rack from sliding during customer loading/unloading. A rear backrest prevents backward tipping.

Product Features

    Material – Carbon steel wire (diameter 4.0 to 6.0 mm) or cold-rolled steel sheet (thickness 1.0 to 2.0 mm).

    Length options – 350, 400, 430, 450 mm (total horizontal length of the rack).

    Width – 100 to 150 mm (front-to-back depth of the rack).

    Height – 70 to 110 mm (slot depth plus base height).

    Slot quantity – 350 mm: 4-5 slots; 400 mm: 5-6 slots; 430 mm: 6-7 slots; 450 mm: 7-8 slots.

    Slot spacing – 20, 25, or 30 mm options.

    Slot curvature radius – R60, R80, R100, R120 mm options.

    Label holder specifications – Display area: 50×25 mm or 75×30 mm. Transparent cover material: PET or PVC. Label holder attachment: bolt-on or integral welding.

    Surface finish – Electrostatic powder coating (black, white, silver gray, beige) or hot-dip galvanizing.

    Base structure – Full flat base or footed base (4 to 6 anti-slip feet). Weighted base option (internal steel plate or sandbag).

    Backrest structure – Rear vertical panel, height 40 to 60 mm.

    Load capacity – 0.3 to 1.0 kg per slot (inverted placement), total rack load not exceeding 5 kg.

    Compatible bowl types – Rice bowls, soup bowls, sauce bowls, salad bowls, cereal bowls, instant noodle bowls.

Application Scenarios

    Rice bowl, soup bowl, and salad bowl are displayed in supermarket tableware sections.

    Ceramic, glass, and melamine bowl display in kitchenware stores.

    Bowl set is displayed in home furnishing stores.

    Assorted bowl category display in general merchandise stores.

    Commercial bowl sample display in foodservice supplier showrooms.

Frequently Asked Questions and Precautions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Should bowls be placed inverted or upright?
A: Inverted placement (bowl opening facing down) is recommended. In this orientation, the bowl rim contacts both slot sides, the bottom is suspended, providing stability and allowing customers to view the interior glaze and bottom branding. For upright placement (bowl opening facing up), the center of gravity is higher, reducing stability. Upright placement should only be used for shallow bowls or with deeper slots.

Q: How to select the correct length based on bowl diameter?
A: Measure the largest bowl diameter and select a rack length 30 to 60 mm greater than that diameter. Reference guide: 100-140 mm diameter bowls → 350 mm length; 140-190 mm → 400 mm; 190-230 mm → 430 mm; 230-270 mm → 450 mm. For mixed bowl sizes, base selection on the largest diameter. Smaller bowls can be placed side by side within the same slot.

Q: Can the label holder accommodate folded bowl information cards?
A: The standard label holder has a thickness capacity of 0.2 to 0.5 mm for single-layer paper labels. For double-layer folded cards or thicker materials (cardstock, plastic insert cards), a thickened label holder with 1.0 to 1.5 mm capacity is available.

Precautions

    Do not exceed 1.0 kg per slot. Heavy bowls (stoneware soup bowls, cast iron bowls) should be placed in fewer numbers per slot or use a reinforced rack.

    When using inverted placement, ensure the bowl rim fully contacts both sides of the slot, with the bowl bottom not touching the rack. Bottom contact may cause bowl tilting.

    When placing the rack on a shelf panel, ensure the panel is level. Sloped panels may cause bowls to slide to one side, increasing fall risk.

    Inspect anti-slip feet adhesion and label holder hinge function monthly. Replace racks with detached feet or broken hinges.

    Clean metal surfaces and label holder covers with a damp cloth. Avoid solvents containing acetone or benzene on transparent covers, which cause cracking or fogging.

    This rack is not intended for bowls with handles (mugs, lidded soup bowls), as handles may interfere with slot contact surfaces, causing instability.

    When displaying ceramic bowls, avoid bumping bowl rims together during loading/unloading, which may create chips or cracks.