
Single-Slab Desktop Stand
An angled base that grips one slab upright, for counters, desks, and clean listing photos. 3mm acrylic standard.
PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC slab cases cut to your exact slab, for card shops, online sellers and collectible brands from 100 pieces per design.
Reference price $5.90 per case at 100+ pcs See prices
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A graded card display case is a clear acrylic holder built to the exact dimensions of a professionally graded trading card slab — PSA, BGS, SGC, or CGC — so the encapsulated card sits snug, fully visible, and protected from dust and handling and, with UV-filtering acrylic, UV light. Wetop manufactures these custom slab cases as single-slab desktop stands, 2- to 9-slot multi-slab displays, wall-mount slab racks, and lockable counter cases. We build the acrylic cases around the slab and premium thick acrylic card holders; we do not make grading slabs (sealed or empty), top loaders, penny sleeves or card savers.
ISO 9001 Certified · Manufacturing since 2008 · 800-unit PSA slab program delivered
Paid samples cost US$200–500 per design and are never credited to the order; production runs from 100 pcs per design.
Built to the measured item and approved drawing.

An angled base that grips one slab upright, for counters, desks, and clean listing photos. 3mm acrylic standard.

Compact blocks for small sets: a registry run, a player lot, a parallel set. Felt-lined recess optional.

Grid blocks that line slabs up at a uniform viewing angle, a retail-counter and show-booth workhorse. 5–8mm acrylic.

Vertical-slot panels with concealed standoffs and individual slots for easy swapping. UV-filtering recommended.

An enclosed case with an internal angled tier and a flush cam or barrel lock, for high-value singles on an open counter.

One block with slots sized to more than one profile side by side: a thin PSA slot next to a wider Beckett slot.
Sealed booster boxes, ETBs or UPC boxes? See trading card display cases.
| Slots | Use | Acrylic |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | Small counter | 4–5 mm |
| 6 | Counter | 5 mm |
| 9 | Retail counter | 5–6 mm |
| 12 | Retail counter | 6 mm |
| 20 | Multi-row display | 6 mm |
| 35 | Wall or counter | 6–8 mm |
| 50 | Wall gallery | 8 mm |
| 70 | Large gallery | 8–10 mm |
| 99 | Lockable multi-slot | 10 mm |
Any count from 1 to 300 slots can be quoted from a drawing.
Choose the specification that fits the object, access, and installation.
Standard graded-card case: $5.90 per unit at 100+ pcs, FOB Shenzhen. Slot count, format, thickness, UV grade, finish and quantity change the final quote.
Each slab profile and slot count needs its own approved drawing and fit sample.
Request a per-unit quoteDelivered project
A US graded-card retailer started with an 800-unit test of a three-slot PSA slab block and came back four times in about 18 months, adding formats the first run did not include. Slots were cut from the slab the retailer mailed in, with about 0.5 mm clearance, UV-filtering acrylic and felt-lined recesses. A separate 500-piece magnetic PSA slab case went from paid sample to bulk.
“We sent Wetop one PSA slab and one Beckett slab and asked for a stand that fits both side by side. The sample fit cleanly the first time, and three reorders later the slot tolerance hasn't drifted a hair.”
Not the same case. PSA slabs are roughly 6.5mm thick; BGS (Beckett) slabs run about 8mm — that ~1.5mm gap means a slot cut for PSA grips a BGS slab too tightly to insert, and a slot cut for BGS leaves a PSA slab rattling. We build each case for one slab profile (PSA, BGS, SGC, or CGC), confirmed against a sample before bulk. If you need a mixed display, we cut adjustable-width slots or a multi-profile run on one purchase order.
Only if you order UV-filtering cast acrylic. UV-filtering cast acrylic absorbs most of the UV that standard clear acrylic transmits while staying optically clear, which protects card pigment, foil, and registration-label color from fading. Grades differ, so we quote a named sheet grade and send the sheet maker's UV data with the quote; a nominated grade such as Mitsubishi Shinkolite can be specified when the order is large enough to meet that sheet's minimum. For graded cards displayed near windows or under bright retail lighting, UV-stabilized acrylic is the upgrade that protects the grade, not just the slab. It adds about 15–25% to material cost.
Our MOQ is 100 pieces per design. That's a B2B minimum — we work with graded-card retailers, card shops, TCG distributors, breaking and ripping channels, auction houses, and brands putting their logo on the case. Orders typically run 100–5,000 units per design. Mixed designs can share one purchase order and shipment, but each unique slot configuration or slab profile must reach 100 pieces.
No. Standard top loaders, penny and soft sleeves, card savers and slab sleeves are mass-produced in PVC or polypropylene, and grading slabs are sealed cases made by the grading companies themselves; that's not what we build, at any quantity. What we do make is the premium version: thick polished acrylic card holders with a magnetic or screw-down closure, your logo or a printed or colored backing, and an optional UV-filtering sheet, from 100 pieces per design. And for cards that are already graded, we build the acrylic display cases, stands and magnetic outer cases on this page.
For single-slab and small multi-slot holders, 3mm acrylic is plenty — it's stable, clear, and keeps the cost down on high-volume runs. For 6-slot and 9-slot multi-slab displays, angled desktop stands carrying several slabs, and wall-mount racks under load, we recommend 5–8mm so the panels stay rigid and the slots don't flex. We confirm the right thickness during sample approval against your slab profile and slot count.
Yes to both. Send us one slab — PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC, or any other holder — and we measure it directly, cut a sample slot, and test the fit before production. For branding, we laser-engrave logos and shop names into the acrylic for a clean frosted-white mark, or UV-print full-color logos on a panel or base. Custom printed retail packaging is also available, produced alongside the cases in the same order and shipment.
Yes — a paid re-sample is the normal path when a fit detail changes: in 2026 a US collectibles-grading company sampled a graded-book display case, then paid for a rush second round with the internal insert positions moved, and both rounds shipped with tracking before any production decision was made. The prototype-to-production checklist shows how to record each revision so the approved sample controls bulk.
Yes. Many buyers order graded slab cases alongside sealed-product cases — booster box cases, ETB cases, UPC cases — on one purchase order, one production run, one shipment. The slab cases are built here; the booster box, ETB, and UPC formats are on our trading card display cases page. Tell us the slab profiles and the sealed formats you need, and we quote the whole set together. MOQ is 100 pieces per format.
MOQ is 100 pieces per design. Price is driven by format and slot count, acrylic thickness, whether you add UV-filtering acrylic, and finishing (felt lining, magnetic lids, locks, engraving or UV-printed branding), so we quote each design rather than list a fixed price. For a rough sense: a simple single-slab desktop stand in 3mm clear acrylic is low-single-digit dollars FOB per unit at volume, while multi-slot blocks, lockable cases, and UV-filtering runs cost more. The big lever is quantity — unit cost drops sharply above 200 pieces as setup spreads across the run. Send your format, slab profile, and quantity, and we quote 100 / 500 / 5,000 side by side within 24 hours. Sample fees are paid separately and are not credited to production orders.
Yes to both, and they combine well. We UV-print full-color background artwork — a logo, a set or team graphic, a solid color field — directly onto the backing panel the slab sits against, so the graded card reads against your branded backdrop instead of a plain wall. For assembly, flush N52 magnets seat into milled pockets so the case closes with no visible hardware and opens cleanly to swap the slab; the magnetic build is our standard for lift-off and two-piece cases. A UV-printed background panel with a magnetic front is a common combination for retail and creator display pieces. Send your artwork (vector or high-resolution) and the slab profile, and we mock it up on the sample before production.
We're the factory. Wetop has manufactured in Shenzhen since 2008 — today a 5,000 m² ISO 9001 certified plant, 65+ people on the floor, and the slot that grips your PSA or Beckett slab is milled on our machines. Cutting, bonding, polishing, printing, and the 100% inspection against your approved sample all happen under one roof. Practically, that means a tolerance question goes to the person who cut the slot rather than through a broker, and it's why sample turnaround is 3–5 days.
We re-cut against a current slab before the reorder runs. Slab generations do shift — the four profiles we reference (PSA ~6.5mm, BGS ~8.0mm, SGC ~7.9mm, CGC ~7.9mm) are current widely-published figures, and a redesign moves them. Because every slot carries about 1mm of clearance, a small change usually still seats; a larger one doesn't, and a slab that was snug starts to rattle or refuses to insert. The safeguard is procedural: mail us one slab from your current inventory before any reorder and we fit-check it against the tooled slot, the same way we did for the first run. If the profile has moved, we re-cut the sample and confirm before bulk. Your artwork and tooling stay with us between orders, so a re-cut affects the slot spec only, not the rest of the design.
Send us the slab profile (PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC), slot count, quantity, and preferences — UV-filtering acrylic, felt base, lid type, branding. Or mail us one slab and we measure it directly. We respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote. No commitment required. Sample before you commit to production.