Waffle Pack Chip Trays

We understand the challenges of transporting and storing delicate chips in academic research: the risk of mechanical damage, electrostatic interference, and data mix – ups. Our Waffle Pack Chip Trays are engineered with anti – static materials and precision – molded cavities, providing shock – absorbing protection and secure positioning for each chip. The integrated barcode and RFID tracking system ensures seamless sample management, eliminating errors and saving valuable research time. Let our expert – designed trays safeguard your samples and streamline your lab workflow.

Waffle Pack Chip Trays

Faqs:

1. What chip types are suitable for waffle packs?
Ideal for:
    • BGA (Ball Grid Array) and QFP (Quad Flat Package) components.
    • RF/microwave chips, sensors, and MEMS devices.
    • Large – die or fragile components requiring secure containment.
    • Optoelectronic devices (e.g., lasers, photodiodes) sensitive to physical shock.
    • Measure the chip thickness + package height (e.g., for a 1.2mm – thick BGA, choose a 1.5mm – 2mm deep cavity to allow clearance).
    • Account for any protrusions (e.g., bond wires) to prevent damage during handling.
Yes, manufacturers offer custom tooling for:
    • Non – standard chip sizes (e.g., rectangular, irregular shapes).
    • Specialized cavities (e.g., angled walls for easier pick – and – place).
    • Branding (e.g., logo embossing, color coding).
    • Chamfered cavity edges to prevent chip snagging.
    • Latching lids or adhesive seals to secure chips during transit.
    • Anti – static interior coatings to minimize particle attraction.
    • Laser etching for permanent part numbers, lot codes, or QR codes.
    • RFID tags for automated inventory management.
    • Color – coded trays for quick visual identification.
    • Waffle packs: Rigid, reusable, and ideal for precise alignment in automation.
    • Gel packs: Soft, adhesive surfaces for temporary mounting of delicate dies, often used in die – attach processes.
Yes, when paired with:
    • Desiccant packets to control humidity.
    • Sealed bags (e.g., Mylar) to block oxygen and moisture.
    • Dark storage to prevent photodegradation of sensitive components.
Yes, key standards include:
    • JEDEC MO – 150: Defines tray dimensions and cavity layouts.
    • EIA – 583: Addresses ESD – safe packaging requirements.
    • SEMIF47: Specifies compatibility with automated handling equipment.
Yes, if designed with:
    • Snug – fitting cavities (tolerance <±0.05mm).
    • Vibration – dampening materials (e.g., rubberized inserts).
    • Secure locking mechanisms to prevent tray shifting during transit.

Typically 4 – 8 weeks for tooling and prototyping, with production runs of 4 – 6 weeks thereafter. Expedited options (e.g., 2 – week turnaround) may be available for urgent projects.

Yes, if made from outgassing – compliant materials (e.g., PEEK, ULTEM). These are tested to meet NASA or SEMI standards for low volatile emissions in vacuum chambers.

    • Measure the chip thickness + package height (e.g., for a 1.2mm – thick BGA, choose a 1.5mm – 2mm deep cavity to allow clearance).
    • Account for any protrusions (e.g., bond wires) to prevent damage during handling.
Yes, manufacturers offer custom tooling for:
    • Non – standard chip sizes (e.g., rectangular, irregular shapes).
    • Specialized cavities (e.g., angled walls for easier pick – and – place).
    • Branding (e.g., logo embossing, color coding).
    • Chamfered cavity edges to prevent chip snagging.
    • Latching lids or adhesive seals to secure chips during transit.
    • Anti – static interior coatings to minimize particle attraction.

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