200 × 140 × 80 mm Clear PP High Barrier MAP Tray
HSQY HSMAP is a clear rectangular PP high barrier tray measuring 200 × 140 × 80 mm, approximately 7.9 × 5.5 × 3.2 inches. The 1-compartment format combines a compact rectangular footprint with an 80 mm deep cavity for commercial modified atmosphere packaging applications.
The deep tray profile provides additional vertical space for thicker portions, larger food loads and products requiring greater internal clearance. The clear format supports product visibility, while the tray can be evaluated as part of a complete MAP system using a compatible high-barrier lidding film, selected gas mixture and validated tray-sealing process.
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Product Specifications
| Property |
Details |
| Product Name |
200 × 140 × 80 mm Clear PP High Barrier MAP Tray |
| Model |
HSMAP |
| Brand |
HSQY |
| Product Type |
PP High Barrier MAP Tray |
| Base Material |
PP |
| Color |
Clear |
| Compartments |
1 Compartment |
| Metric Dimensions |
200 × 140 × 80 mm |
| Approximate Inch Size |
7.9 × 5.5 × 3.2 in. |
| Published PP Temperature Range |
-16°C to +100°C (0°F to 212°F) |
| Packaging Process |
Modified Atmosphere Packaging evaluation with compatible high-barrier lidding film |
| Minimum Order Quantity |
30,000 Pieces |
Technical Note: The exact multilayer barrier structure and final package performance should be confirmed for the supplied specification. Temperature suitability should also be validated using the intended food, filling process, lidding film, sealing conditions and storage method.
PP High Barrier Tray Structure
PP Structural Base
PP provides the primary structural base of the tray and supports the rigid rectangular format required for filling, sealing, handling, distribution and retail presentation.
Functional Barrier Layers
High-barrier PP trays can incorporate additional functional barrier, tie and sealing layers according to the required packaging performance. Materials such as EVOH may be incorporated into multilayer structures for applications requiring enhanced oxygen-barrier performance.
Because multilayer structures can vary by product specification, the exact construction supplied for this HSMAP tray should be confirmed according to the required barrier level, sealing film and packaging process.
Key Features
80 mm Deep Tray Profile
The 200 × 140 mm footprint is combined with an 80 mm depth, providing substantial vertical packing space for thicker portions, stacked food products and other applications requiring a deep tray cavity.
Compact 200 × 140 mm Footprint
The rectangular 200 × 140 mm footprint allows packaging teams to gain additional depth without substantially increasing the length and width of the finished package. Product fit and tray-sealer tooling should be checked before bulk ordering.
Clear Product Visibility
The clear tray allows the packed product to remain visible and can be paired with a compatible transparent lidding film where product presentation and visual inspection are required.
1-Compartment Design
The single-compartment format provides uninterrupted internal space for food products that do not require divided sections.
Designed for MAP Packaging Projects
The HSMAP tray can be evaluated for modified atmosphere packaging projects where tray barrier performance, compatible lidding film, selected gas mixture and controlled sealing are required.
Project-Specific Options
HSQY lists high-barrier PP trays in multiple sizes, depths and colors. The current product information also states that logo customization can be discussed according to project requirements.
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Food Packaging Applications
The 200 × 140 × 80 mm clear PP high barrier tray can be evaluated for food-packaging applications including:
Final suitability should be confirmed according to the packed product dimensions, fill weight, required barrier performance, sealing system and storage conditions.
For other tray footprints, depths, colors and configurations, buyers can review the HSQY MAP Tray range.
Why Choose an 80 mm Deep MAP Tray?
Tray depth affects usable internal volume, food height, gas headspace and finished package dimensions. At 80 mm deep, this model provides significantly more vertical clearance than shallow and medium-depth trays using a similar footprint.
The deep cavity can be evaluated for thicker food portions, stacked products, multi-piece packs and products requiring additional headroom. Final selection should still be based on actual food dimensions, fill weight, required headspace and packaging-machine tooling.
How High-Barrier MAP Packaging Works
Modified atmosphere packaging changes the atmosphere inside a sealed package using a selected gas composition. A high-barrier tray helps limit gas transmission through the tray structure so the intended package atmosphere can be maintained more effectively.
The tray is one component of the complete packaging system. Final performance also depends on the lidding-film barrier, gas composition, packed food, package headspace, seal integrity and storage conditions.
Shelf Life Depends on the Complete Packaging System
A high-barrier tray alone does not determine a fixed food shelf life. Shelf-life performance depends on the packed product, initial product condition, tray and film barriers, gas composition, sealing quality, processing conditions and storage temperature.
Commercial processors should validate the complete MAP package using the actual food, tray, lidding film, gas mixture, tray-sealing equipment and intended distribution conditions before commercial production.
Lidding Film and Tray-Sealer Compatibility
The selected lidding film should match the sealing surface of the final tray structure and provide the barrier performance required by the packaging application.
Before commercial production, packaging trials should verify sealing temperature, pressure, dwell time, flange condition, opening behavior and finished seal integrity using the intended tray-sealing equipment.
HSQY also lists sealing films for PP trays for projects requiring coordinated tray-and-film selection.
Selecting the Right Deep MAP Tray
A deeper tray is not automatically the best option for every food product. Procurement and packaging teams should compare usable internal dimensions, food height, fill weight, gas headspace, sealing flange, barrier requirement, tray-sealer tooling and outer-case configuration.
When replacing an existing tray, compare both the 200 × 140 mm footprint and the 80 mm depth with the current package. The sealing flange and machine-tooling fit should also be confirmed before approving a bulk order.
Information to Provide for a Quote
For tray evaluation and quotation, please provide:
Required order quantity
Food or product type
Product dimensions and fill weight
Required tray dimensions and depth
Required barrier performance
MAP gas mixture, if already specified
Lidding-film specification, if already selected
Tray-sealing machine and tooling information
Storage conditions
Destination market
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of this clear PP high barrier tray?
The HSMAP tray measures 200 × 140 × 80 mm, approximately 7.9 × 5.5 × 3.2 inches.
What color is this tray?
The standard HSMAP product shown on this page is clear.
How many compartments does this tray have?
The current product information lists a 1-compartment configuration.
Why is this considered a deep MAP tray?
The tray has an 80 mm depth, approximately 3.2 inches, providing substantially more vertical clearance than shallow PP tray formats.
Is this tray intended for modified atmosphere packaging?
The HSMAP tray is positioned for high-barrier MAP food-packaging applications. Final performance depends on the complete tray, lidding film, gas mixture, packed food and sealing process.
Does this tray contain EVOH?
The current product description states that PP high-barrier trays can be laminated with materials such as EVOH and PE. The exact multilayer structure supplied for this HSMAP specification should be confirmed for the specific order.
Does the tray guarantee a specific shelf life?
No fixed shelf life should be determined from the tray alone. Shelf-life performance depends on the complete packaging system, packed food, gas mixture, tray and film barriers, seal integrity and storage conditions.
What is the published PP temperature range?
The current product information lists a PP reference range of -16°C to +100°C. Actual suitability should be verified for the final tray structure, packed food, process and storage conditions.
What foods can be packed in this tray?
The current product page identifies applications including fresh produce, seafood, meat, poultry and frozen ready meals. Final suitability should be confirmed for the specific food, tray configuration and packaging process.
Which lidding film should be used?
The lidding film should match the actual tray sealing surface and required barrier level. Tray-and-film compatibility should be confirmed through sealing trials using the intended packaging equipment.
Can the tray be customized with a logo?
The current product information states that HSQY high-barrier trays can be customized with a logo. Project details should be confirmed according to the required order and application.
What is the minimum order quantity?
The current HSMAP product listing shows a minimum order quantity of 30,000 pieces.
What information should I provide when requesting a quotation?
Please provide the required quantity, food type, product dimensions, fill weight, barrier requirement, gas mixture, lidding-film specification, tray-sealing equipment, storage conditions and destination market.
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Contact HSQY for the HSMAP 200 × 140 × 80 mm clear PP high barrier tray. Include your food product, required quantity, MAP process, barrier requirement, lidding-film information and destination market so the tray specification can be reviewed for your packaging project.
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