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View productIf you are comparing a car battery display rack manufacturer for heavy battery aisles, the BDD-BA16 is a three-tier open-wire stand built from powder-coated heavy-gauge steel and packed knock-down for container shipping. When a standard model does not fit your store plan, brand color or logo placement, the same team delivers a custom display rack service covering size, colour, structure and vinyl branding. This page walks through the buying scope most importers work in, roughly 100 to 10,000 units per order, from the specification sheet through MOQ, tooling, batch QC and loading.
A quotation is only comparable if both sides are describing the same stand. These are the published parameters for the reference model, so every later conversation about size, colour or branding starts from a fixed baseline.
| Model / No. | BDD-BA16 |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal, powder coated; coating possible in any colour |
| Shelf configuration | 3 tiers, open wire shelving |
| Dimensions | Built to the approved model drawing; custom sizes available |
| Colour | Customizable; powder coating in brand colours |
| Minimum order | MOQ 100 units |
| Assembly | Tool-free, approximately 15–20 minutes per stand |
| Customization | Size, colour, product structure and vinyl logo / graphic branding |
| Installation | Freestanding, compact footprint for flexible store layout |
| Packing | Knock-down format for shipping and storage efficiency |
Intended display category: automotive batteries, commercial batteries and automobile batteries, typically placed in a car shop or gas shop. The product page publishes no numeric load rating, so treat shelf capacity as an item to confirm for your own configuration rather than a fixed figure.
Six parts of the BDD-BA16 decide how the rack looks on the floor, how fast it goes together and how well it survives a loading dock. Each one is also a line item you can negotiate.
The open wire construction promotes air circulation and reduces dust accumulation, and lets shoppers read a battery from more than one angle instead of only from the front.
Buyer decision: open wire suits aisles where customers compare several battery sizes side by side.Each shelf carries reinforced edges so the deck resists sagging under the weight of heavy batteries.
Buyer decision: ask how the edge treatment changes if you increase shelf count or battery weight per tier.Additional cross-bracing is part of the structure, described as support for even the heaviest inverter batteries.
Buyer decision: confirm bracing details in the approved drawing before tooling starts.Heavy-gauge steel wire with a powder coating chosen for durability and corrosion resistance, produced in any colour.
Buyer decision: send a physical colour reference so the coated batch matches your existing fixtures.The stand is designed to assemble without tools, with a published estimate of roughly 15–20 minutes per unit.
Buyer decision: budget on-site labour only for placement, not for tooling or specialist fitters.Flat knock-down cartons cut shipping and storage volume, while the freestanding base and compact footprint leave store layout planning open.
Buyer decision: agree carton dimensions and pack ratio with your freight forwarder before mass production.The same three-tier stand behaves differently in a warehouse aisle, on a forecourt and behind a service counter. Start from the environment, then lock the options.
Product fact: the rack ships knock-down in flat cartons and assembles without tools in roughly 15–20 minutes, with a freestanding base that takes up minimal space.
Buyer decision: order in volume, store flat, then build out the floor as stock arrives instead of paying for assembled freight.Product fact: the model is described for use in a car shop or gas shop, and the powder coating can be produced in any colour, including brand colours.
Buyer decision: treat colour matching as a specification line, not an afterthought, so the rack reads as part of your forecourt identity.Product fact: three open-wire tiers give through-shelf visibility, and optional vinyl graphics can carry your logo on the surface.
Buyer decision: choose open wire when counter staff need to read labels from behind the rack, and confirm branding artwork at drawing approval.Product fact: the page lists distribution floors, garages, distribution centres and wholesale environments, with knock-down construction noted for shipping and storage efficiency on large orders.
Buyer decision: standardise one configuration across branches so replacement parts and reorders stay consistent.The baseline is the published BDD-BA16 configuration. Everything else is a modifier you choose deliberately rather than discover on the invoice.
| Configuration element | Baseline (BDD-BA16) | What moves the cost | Buyer decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shelf count | 3 tiers, open wire | More or fewer tiers change wire, coating and carton content | Set tier count per battery size range you actually stock |
| Material and finish | Powder-coated heavy-gauge steel wire, any colour | Brand colour matching, heavier wire, added bracing | Match the finish to fixtures already on the floor |
| Size | As per the approved model drawing | Custom depth or height, non-standard footprint | Measure the battery footprint and aisle before specifying |
| Branding | Optional vinyl graphics / logo application | Artwork preparation, printed area, number of panels | Run one artwork version per market instead of many |
| Structure | Freestanding, tool-free assembly | Structural changes to fit an existing bay or end cap | Decide structure at drawing stage, not after tooling |
| Packaging | Knock-down cartons | Carton dimensions, print, palletising | Agree the carton plan with your freight forwarder |
| Order volume | MOQ 100 units | Setup and colour change spread across 100, 500, 1,000 or 10,000 units | Model landed cost per stand, not unit price alone |
| Drawings and tooling | Custom size, colour and structure supported | Who owns designs and tooling, and for how long | Confirm ownership terms in writing before production |
Seven stages, in order. The timeline for each is confirmed against your quantity, colour programme and carton plan at the RFQ stage, so nothing is left as an assumption.
Send quantity (starting from MOQ 100 units), target market, battery sizes, colour direction and artwork files. This is where the production schedule is set against your volume.
Confirm structure, tier count, footprint, custom colour reference and where vinyl branding sits on the stand. Nothing is released until the drawing is signed off.
A physical sample confirms finish, fit and the tool-free assembly sequence. Sample arrangements and timing are agreed at the RFQ stage alongside the production plan.
Frames are produced to the approved drawing and powder coated in brand colours, with structure held to the signed model.
Coating quality, wire and joint integrity, cross-bracing and hardware counts are checked per batch before anything is packed.
Stands are packed flat in cartons sized to your forwarder's pallet and container limits, keeping shipping and storage volume low.
The loading plan is confirmed against the final carton quantities so the container is filled to plan, with packing lists matched to the shipped configuration.
Send the parameters below and the team can return a quote against your exact configuration rather than a generic price list.
It is a three-tier open wire stand built from powder coated heavy-gauge steel, and the coating can be produced in any colour.
Assembly is tool free and the published estimate is approximately 15-20 minutes per stand, so site labour goes on placement and stock loading rather than specialist fitting.
MOQ is 100 units per BDD-BA16 configuration, and the page describes a buying scope of roughly 100 to 10,000 units per order.
It is freestanding and packed knock-down for container shipping, so confirm carton dimensions, pack ratio and pallet pattern with your forwarder before production.
Yes. Size, colour, product structure and vinyl logo or graphic branding are all listed as customization options, and the powder coating can be matched to a brand colour.
No numeric load rating is published, so treat shelf capacity as an item to confirm for your own configuration rather than a fixed figure.