Re: Parts Storage
- From: Robert Baer <robertbaer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 07:00:29 GMT
John Larkin wrote:
Standard coin envelopes are *not* specified as being anti-static.On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 03:16:00 GMT, Carl Smith <cdsmith69NOSPAM@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So I've been looking for an efficient way to store lots of electronic components in my home lab...
My sister is into crafting and happened to have a magazine on beading around (making jewelry and other things from beads) and I happened to see an ad for storage boxes that contain lots of little storage boxes. It is meant for beads, but I thought that they would be good for storage of small parts. The problem is that, I assume, they are not ESD safe. So it would only be for things like resistors, caps, etc.
And they are very inexpensive compared to other similar storage boxes I've seen.
http://whimbeads.com/cart.asp?pg=products&grp=571
Anyone know of similar storage boxes that are ESD safe?
Coin envelopes.
John
And envelopes are rather inconvenient for storage of a fair number of parts, and leave labelling and sorting a bit messy for easy readability and access.
Worst case comes to worst, one could use standard plastic drawer sets and line every drawer/bin with aluminum foil.
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