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Everyone wants high-quality shopping retail display stands, but not everyone knows what to use to ensure a high-quality product. Understanding the most common quality issues allows you to preemptively identify and resolve quality issues that can compromise the effectiveness of your retail display stand. The most common quality issues to be aware of are as follows:

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1) Metal display stand---weak or broken weld

On any metal display stand, it is important to check the strength of the welds and make sure they are strong enough to support the weight of the product, while also enduring mishandling during shipping. Need to pay attention to check the details of the display rack.

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2) MDF display stand---MDF chips

When cutting MDF parts with a dull blade, it often results in jagged edges and light chips. This can detract from the overall display appearance, so it is important to pay special attention to the edges of the MDF pieces.

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3) Rotating Display Stand---Binding Bearings

If you have a rotating display stand, make sure that the bearing is a high-quality bearing. Cheap, low-quality bearings are not uncommon, so it is important to test the function of the bearing to ensure that with a fully loaded monitor, the bearing can rotate freely in both directions. The heavier your product, the more likely the bearing will stick over time.

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4) Poor surface treatment effect

The finish of any retail display stand is a key factor in the overall quality of the display and is a highly visible reflection of the quality of the displayed product. Whether your display has a matte or smooth powdercoated finish, check to make sure the powdercoat is evenly distributed and that the surface is free of scratches or blemishes. Poor powder coating can cause the surface to crack or peel. If metal parts are packed together, make sure they are protected by plastic or other packing material to prevent powder coating from rubbing off during shipping. Finally, make sure your manufacturer chemically treats the metal parts before powder coating, this will help prevent the parts from rusting over time.

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5) Inferior quality sign materials and prints

Some foamed PVC products are very soft and dent easily. Test it by inserting your fingernail into the sign to see if it leaves a dent. Signs can also have air bubbles, which can compromise the quality of the sign. Double check the signs to make sure they don't have air bubbles. It is also important to check the print quality. Make sure the colors are within your specifications and look for areas of pixelation that might compromise the effect of your logo.

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6) Unqualified casters

Your display stand is useless when the casters fail. Make sure the casters on the POP display are rated for the weight of the display stand when fully loaded. In addition to ensuring high-quality casters, it is important to ensure that the welds at the joints are strong. If the caster attachment point is weak, the strongest caster may fail.

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7) Inferior acrylic

Poor quality acrylic usually turns yellow under UV light in retail stores. High quality acrylic can last up to 10 years without yellowing. Low-quality acrylic may also break more easily. Regardless of quality, all acrylic packaging materials must be properly protected to minimize damage in transit.

8) Cheap hardware

Even the best store display racks may look cheap if the hardware is cheap. Inexpensive hardware is often soft, bends easily, doesn't match the trim of the display stand, and may have a finish that is prone to chipping.

9) Parts are misaligned

Detachable displays often require relatively tight tolerances to ensure the holes and parts are properly aligned for easy assembly. It is not uncommon to see parts misaligned and difficult to assemble. Some manufacturers make the parts of the display stand independent of each other and take no time to assemble the units to ensure proper fit.

10) Thin or recessed sheet metal parts

Display stands with high-quality sheet metal parts and excellent workmanship are usually smooth and have a smooth finish. When the sheet metal is too thin, it is often easy to see unattractive weld marks from the underside of the sheet metal. Poor-quality sheet metal parts often have dents, which can detract from the appearance of the display stand.

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