Plastik Mandallı Çubuk
- Code
- MNA1
- Size
- 388 mm
- Clips
- 6 · 12 · 24 · aralık 59 mm
The plastic clip strip. Its 59 mm clip pitch sets the standard step of the range, and extra bars on the lower section take it to 12 and 24 clips.










The plastic clip strip. Its 59 mm clip pitch sets the standard step of the range, and extra bars on the lower section take it to 12 and 24 clips.
The six-clip strip. At 61 mm its pitch is a step wider than MNA1, preferred so thicker packs hang without touching one another.
The two-sided stick, with clips running down both faces. Its tight 31 mm pitch fits up to four times the clips in the same length — the densest model in the range, for small, light packs.
The five-clip strip. With 80 mm it has the widest clip pitch and the longest body in the range, used for large bags and bulky packs.
The large single header. The widest crown carrying a single bar, opening the largest brand area in the range. Plastic.
The large double header. It carries two bars side by side, used to build a double row of facings from a single hanging point. Plastic.
The mini header. A compact crown preferred in narrow shelf gaps and wherever the neighbouring product must not be overshadowed. Plastic.
The midi header. Its wide but low form leaves a horizontal strip for the brand name, used where shelf height is limited. Plastic.
The modular bottle and can hanger. Six Ø66 mm cradles hold cans and cylindrical packs at an angle; it mounts with magnets, suction cups or a hook.
The narrow-diameter bottle hanger. Its Ø53 mm cradle is sized for 330 ml bottles and slim cans, and at 123,5 mm deep it also works on a cooler door.
The hang-on system offers a total of 16 different combinations from four header models and four hanger bar options. Every header is fully compatible with every bar, so the configuration that best fits the need is assembled freely from the parts.
Additional bars attach to the lower section of a hanger bar to raise carrying capacity. Add a second bar beneath a six-clip hanger and the display holds 12 products — or 18 and more, depending on requirements. The clip areas give shoppers strong, secure points to hang the product from directly.
Alongside the parasite hangers (MNA) there are two further modular families. The MDA modular hook system works on an adjustable-height, foldable body; a locking slide at the base lets hooks be added or removed and shelf spacing changed quickly. The MSA bottle and can hangers mount three different ways — magnets onto metal, strong suction cups onto glass, or a hook into the shelving system.
The solutions suit both stand-alone display points and shelf-integration setups. A mounting apparatus that clamps with screws onto surfaces such as market shelves, counters or table edges opens a solid grip point the parasite stands hook onto.
Four headers and four bars pair freely with each other, so 16 different setups come out of the same parts.
It grips shelves, rails and counter edges, building a secondary display without asking the store for new floor area.
A second bar beneath a six-clip hanger takes capacity to 12 products, and to 18 or more on request. MSA bottle hangers attach to metal with magnets, to glass with suction cups and to shelving with a hook.
There are four headers (B, C, K, M) and four hanger bars (MNA1, MNA2, MNA3, MNA5); since every header fits every bar, that gives 4 × 4 = 16 configurations. The catalogue lists them with codes such as MNA1K.1 and MNA5C.2 — the code names the bar, then the header, then the number of bars.
Yes, by attaching an extra bar to the lower section. Add a second bar beneath a six-clip hanger and it holds 12 products; on request this goes to 18 and beyond. On the two-sided MNA3 the clips run down both faces, so a single bar carries 11 and additions take it to 44.
MSA bottle and can hangers mount three ways: with magnets on metal, with strong suction cups on smooth surfaces such as glass, and with a hanging hook into existing shelving. Their purpose-made cradles suit cylindrical snack cans as well as bottles.
Most chains allow them under defined rules: the unit must not cover the shelf label or narrow the aisle. We design against those two constraints.
Yes, when the clip is designed to be swapped. We produce separate clip sets for different shelf sections; the body stays the same and only the attachment changes.
We set dimensions, shelf count and print area around your product.