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How do PS chip parts packaging trays precisely secure chips?

Publish Time: 2025-10-30
As a crucial carrier for precision electronic components during transportation, storage, and assembly, one of the core functions of PS chip parts packaging trays is to ensure the stable position of chips under various external shocks and vibrations. Chips are highly sensitive miniature devices with fine pins and fragile structures; even slight displacement or friction can lead to pin bending, surface scratches, or electrostatic damage, thus affecting subsequent soldering yield and product performance. Therefore, achieving precise chip securing is not only a basic packaging requirement but also a vital link in ensuring the quality of electronic manufacturing.

Precise securing relies first and foremost on the tray's structural design. Each recess in the blister packaging, the chip's "slot," is precisely replicated according to the specific chip's outline, size, and thickness. This one-to-one matching design ensures that once placed, the chip's main body is completely enclosed by the surrounding sidewalls, preventing free horizontal movement. The depth of the recesses is calculated so that the chip surface is slightly lower than or flush with the tray plane, avoiding vertical compression during stacking or handling. For packages with leads, the recessed area also features tiny support points or clearance grooves specifically designed to support the package body without compressing the leads, while allowing the leads to float naturally or lightly touch the bottom of the recess, preventing deformation.

The physical properties of the material also participate in the fixing process. PS (polystyrene) material possesses moderate rigidity and elasticity. When the chip is inserted into the recess, the material provides sufficient support to resist external forces, while simultaneously undergoing slight deformation under pressure, creating a "hugging" effect, increasing friction, and preventing the chip from loosening due to vibration. This moderate elasticity also absorbs some impact energy, acting as a buffer. For particularly fragile or high-value chips, the tray can employ a multi-layered structure or be lined with shock-absorbing material to further enhance the level of protection.

Anti-static treatment is an important guarantee in addition to precise fixing. PS material itself is prone to generating and accumulating static electricity, and electrostatic discharge poses a fatal threat to chips. Therefore, the tray is usually treated with anti-static or conductive agents to keep the surface resistance within a safe range, quickly dissipating the charge generated by friction and preventing static electricity from attracting dust or directly damaging the internal circuitry of the chip. This treatment not only protects the chip's functionality but also prevents it from becoming stuck on the tray due to static electricity, making it difficult to remove, or from attracting foreign objects that could affect its stability.

The overall layout and auxiliary structure of the tray also optimize the fixation effect. Multiple grooves are arranged at standard intervals to form an array, facilitating precise gripping and placement by automated equipment. Positioning holes or guide edges on the tray edges ensure accurate alignment in transport boxes or automated production lines, preventing uneven stress on the chips due to tray misalignment. Support pillars or limiting protrusions are provided between stacked trays to prevent upper trays from directly pressing on lower chips, maintaining the independence and stability of each layer.

Furthermore, the packaging sealing method indirectly affects fixation reliability. Blister packaging is typically combined with a heat-sealed upper film to create a sealed space. The film not only protects against dust and moisture but also provides slight constraint on the chip from above, preventing it from jumping out of the grooves during severe shaking. The strength of the film is designed to provide protection while allowing for easy peeling during use without affecting production efficiency.

Ultimately, the precise securing of the PS chip parts packaging tray is a comprehensive reflection of precision molds, materials science, ergonomics, and manufacturing requirements. It provides a customized "safe haven" for each tiny chip, ensuring its safety in complex logistics environments and laying a solid foundation for high-quality electronic product manufacturing.
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