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Before You Seal the Box: 5 Checks for Shipping Electronic Components

Posted on by Mike Cordingley
DC inspecting bundled DIP IC tubes for shipping electronic components, enclosed in a shielding bag with pink antistatic bubble cushioning inside a corrugated carton.
08
Sep

From DC’s packing bench at Malaster A neatly packed box is satisfying. Before the tape goes on, though, I want to know what is happening inside it: how the components are supported, what touches them, and whether that protection will hold up through shipping and unpacking. Shipping electronic components takes more than a snug carton. […]

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Recently Updated, Component Handling, ESD Packaging Resources, Packaging Materials

ESD Rubber Bands: The Complete Guide to Static Dissipative and Conductive Bands

Posted on by Malaster Technical Team
Black and pink ESD rubber bands displayed beside a black ESD protective box and static-control packaging.
25
Aug

Learn how ESD rubber bands help protect static-sensitive electronic components during packaging, storage, and handling. This comprehensive guide explains the differences between static dissipative and conductive rubber bands, sizing, applications, compliance documentation, and how to choose the right band for your electronics packaging needs.

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Choosing the Right Antistatic IC Shipping Tube

Posted on by Mike Cordingley
MC-150SOIC/AS antistatic IC shipping tube with SOIC-8 devices and a mechanical drawing
30
Jul

Most engineers start by asking which IC shipping tube fits their device. The better question is whether a tube is the right packaging solution at all. Learn how mechanical drawings, device geometry, ESD protection, and decades of engineering experience lead to better packaging decisions.

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