Do all electronics need anti-static foam?
No. Some electronics only need protective cushioning, while sensitive components may require anti-static or conductive materials.
Capabilities
- Anti-static, conductive, and protective foam options
- Trays for PCBs, modules, sensors, test parts, and electronics kits
- Custom cavities, rows, dividers, and batch trays
- Packaging support for cartons, boxes, and reusable cases
Anti-static versus conductive
Anti-static and conductive foam are not the same. Buyers should confirm the required protection level with their engineering or quality team before ordering. If you already have a resistance requirement, standard, or approved material grade, include it with the RFQ.
Tray and insert design
Electronics trays need enough clearance for components, connectors, and soldered areas. Foam should not press on fragile parts. For production trays, repeatable loading direction, row spacing, labeling, and easy counting can be as important as cushioning.
What to send
Send component dimensions, board photos, required static-control level, quantity, tray size, packaging size, and whether the insert is for shipping, work-in-process handling, sample kits, or long-term storage.