PCB Transportation and Storage Guidelines

• Use Proper Transportation Methods

  After PCB processing and prototyping, ensure that transportation equipment is in good condition to prevent damage to semi-finished products.

• Inspect Tools and Storage Areas

  Prior to use, clean transportation equipment, storage containers, and workstations to avoid friction damage to PCBs.

• Clearly Label Containers

  Label PCB containers and transport carts clearly to prevent misplacement or mixing of items.

• Avoid Stacking Directly

  When storing PCBs, avoid direct stacking to prevent friction damage to components.

• Follow Loading Protocols

  During transportation, loading, and unloading, handle PCBs safely and avoid rough handling.

  

• Secure Stacked Items

  Ensure proper stacking to prevent accidental falls of PCBA during transportation.

• Check Road Conditions

  Inspect road surfaces to avoid friction damage caused by vehicle bumps during transportation.

• Follow Transfer Protocols

  Use conveyor belts or manual handling for board card transfer to prevent damage to semi-finished products.

• Protect from Dust

  Shield stored PCBs from dust and falling debris in the turnover area.

• Ensure Proper Stacking

  Adhere to stacking guidelines for stability and weight distribution to prevent isolated single stacks.

• Avoid Impact

  Be cautious of pedestrians and vehicles to prevent accidental collisions that could damage products.

• Prevent Squeezing

  Separate PCB boards with dividers to avoid squeezing and damage.

• Choose Suitable Workbench

  Select appropriate containers for easy access to large quantities of PCBs.

• Handle Exceptions Carefully

  In case of tool malfunction, prioritize safety, isolate the issue, and report it promptly.