Import Card Holder — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The POP display card holder is a freestanding unit designed to showcase product cards or price tags in retail environments. It features a sturdy frame that tolerates the wear of high-traffic areas while keeping branding visible. The holder’s base is weighted to prevent tipping, and its open front allows easy card insertion and removal. The design can be customised with printed graphics or logos to match market-specific branding.

Typical units are manufactured from ABS plastic, a material known for impact resistance and surface finish suitable for colour printing. Standard dimensions are approximately 200 mm length, 100 mm width and 50 mm height, providing space for up to thirty standard business cards. The weight is usually around 150 g, and the surface can be finished in matte or gloss as required. Colour options are generally customisable, and the holder can be supplied with a detachable stand for flexible placement.

Retail chains, hospitality venues and event organisers use the holder to draw attention to promotions, new arrivals or seasonal offers. Suppliers often allow flexible minimum order quantities and offer FOB or CIF shipping terms, but exact details should be confirmed directly with the manufacturer. Prospective buyers should request samples, verify material certification and agree on packaging specifications before placing a bulk order.

Shenzhen Jingzhi Gift Co., Ltd. is located at No.96 Zhenxin Rd, Futian District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. The company is classified as an imported supplier and holds a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating verified trade credentials. Its response metrics show a 0.00 % response rate with no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication may need to be initiated proactively.

The firm specialises in retail-display products such as POP stands, wobbler signs and card holders, offering customisation options for branding. No additional certifications, production capacity or client references are listed, so buyers should request relevant documentation as part of the due-diligence process.