About Malaster · Since 1993
Packaging knowledge.
Practical support.
The right packaging starts with understanding the part. Malaster helps semiconductor and electronics teams work through fit, materials, and handling requirements, from standard catalog products to custom packaging.
Talk with the Malaster team →Our company
Since 1993
The Malaster Company, Inc. was incorporated in California on April 22, 1993.
Based in Santa Clara, California, we support customers selecting packaging for static-sensitive components, wafers, and electronic assemblies.
Work through the details with us
A part number is only part of the decision. Device dimensions, permitted contact areas, material requirements, and the way a package moves through production all affect the choice. We help purchasing, engineering, and production teams bring those details together.
Start with your application
Send a drawing, dimensions, or a photo of your current packaging. Tell us what needs to fit, how it will be handled, and what you want to improve.
Review the options
We can help identify standard components or review a custom configuration when catalog dimensions or materials do not meet the requirement.
Connect the components
Consider the complete assembly: the tube and closure, the box and insert, or the wafer jar, separator, and cushion. Compatibility matters at each step.
Packaging for the way you handle components
Standard product families
Explore IC shipping tubes, JEDEC trays, conductive boxes and inserts, and wafer packaging, along with ESD bags, cushions, and retention accessories.
Browse ESD packaging products →Custom packaging support
Bring us requirements for custom tube profiles, thermoformed trays, foam inserts, bags, straps, or a packaging assembly. We can review your application and the information needed for a quote.
Explore custom packaging capabilities →Have a packaging question?
Start with what you know. We can help identify the next details to review.
Request a packaging consultation →Researching a material or configuration? Read Malaster’s packaging guides.