Packaging for electronics
Anti-static protection, fitted foam and clean-faced outers for boards, assemblies and finished electronic products.
The problem
What usually goes wrong
Electronics fail in two ways that ordinary packaging ignores: static discharge, and small repeated shocks that loosen connectors or crack solder joints.
Standard bubble wrap can generate static as it is handled. For bare boards and sensitive assemblies that is a real risk, not a theoretical one.
Finished consumer electronics have a third requirement: the pack is part of the product experience, so it has to look right as well as protect.
Typical pack
Packaging components we usually specify
- Anti-static bubble wrap and bubble bags
- Fitted foam inserts and cavity sets for boards and devices
- Bespoke corrugated boxes sized to the assembly
- Corrugated partitions for multi-unit shipments
- Printed retail-face outers for finished products
- Minigrip and polythene bags for accessories and small parts
Materials
Relevant materials and board grades
- Anti-static bubble and foam for bare boards and sensitive assemblies
- E and EB flute for a smooth, printable outer face
- B and C flute single wall for general transit boxes
- BC double wall where units are stacked or shipped long distance
- Closed-cell foam cavities for device suspension
In-house
Our manufacturing and assembly capabilities
- Box and foam designed together, prototyped and drop-tested with your product
- Printed outers for retail-facing products, plain kraft for trade despatch
- Assembly and kitting so devices, accessories and documentation ship as one pack
- Short production runs with no tooling charge, which suits fast product cycles
Stock holding
How we hold stock for you
- Hold packs for a product line and call off against build schedules
- Reduce the risk of a packaging shortage stalling a production run
- Regular deliveries on our own vehicles across the South East
Accreditations
Relevant accreditations for this sector
- FSC C214479
- BRCGS Storage & Distribution
- Verified Carbon Standard
Real example
An anti-static pack that also looks the part
A customer shipping a small electronic device was using an anti-static bag inside a plain generic box with loose fill, which protected the board but looked cheap to the end customer.
We designed an EB flute printed outer with a fitted anti-static foam cavity, supplied assembled with the bag already in place.
The pack protects better, presents properly on arrival and takes seconds to close, and it is now one part number in their stores rather than three.
Sector enquiry
Send a unit and we'll build a pack around it
Tell us the device, the sensitivity and whether the outer is customer-facing. We will prototype an anti-static pack for you to test.
- Device dimensions and weight
- Static sensitivity of the assembly
- Trade despatch or customer-facing
- Volume per month and any seasonal peaks
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