Anti-static, VCI, standard LDPE, and custom tubing options for electronics and metal components, selected from the required ESD, corrosion, and handling controls.
Electronics packaging must match the hazard. Pink anti-static polyethylene reduces charge generation; it is not a static-shielding system. VCI addresses compatible-metal corrosion and does not automatically provide ESD protection. Plain LDPE thickness can change handling and moisture transmission, but it is not the same as a dedicated barrier structure. Requirements must be stated before material is selected.
Electronics packaging requires the protective property to match the actual risk. Pink anti-static poly, static-shielding structures, VCI packaging, and plain LDPE bags are not interchangeable. Our team begins by asking what the component is, how sensitive it is, how long it will be stored, and which customer or military specification controls the job. We then manufacture only within the capability of the selected material and documented requirement.
Provide the device sensitivity, required surface resistance or shielding standard, moisture and corrosion risks, MIL or customer specification, dimensions, closure, storage period, and test documentation. The customer should approve the final protective system.
Discuss Your Application →Products our electronics & esd customers order most.
Pink poly ESD-safe bags for electronics. MIL-SPEC available.
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Vapor corrosion inhibitor. Protects metals from rust — no oils or desiccants needed.
View Product →Standard open-top LDPE bags with sealed bottom. Food, retail, industrial, and shipping.
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Continuous tubing on rolls. Cut and seal to any length — replaces dozens of bag SKUs.
View Product →Side-gusset bags that expand for bulky items. Retail-ready, stand-up display.
View Product →Specify required electrical properties, shielding, corrosion protection, mil thickness, and documentation. No MIL-SPEC claim should be made until the exact revision, material, test, and production requirements are reviewed.
Assess grounding, workstations, operator handling, automated insertion, heat sealing, and label placement. Packaging cannot compensate for an uncontrolled ESD process.
Customer engineering should approve the final system and test it under storage and shipping conditions. Anti-static color alone is not evidence that required electrical performance has been achieved.
A material declaration or FDA-grade resin does not approve a finished package for every product or process. The customer remains responsible for application-specific regulatory review and validation.
Practical answers from a manufacturer. Final specifications are confirmed for your product, equipment, and use conditions.
No. Anti-static poly reduces charge generation but does not provide the same shielding as a metallized static-shielding structure. Specify the protection level required.
Options depend on the metal, electronic assembly, storage environment, and required electrical properties. Our team can review the application with the material supplier.
Potentially, when the material, testing, documentation, and production capability match the cited specification. Provide the complete revision for review before quoting.
Review a production-representative sample with the actual product, packing method, closure, storage, and distribution conditions. Approval criteria should be documented before the full run.
Provide the device sensitivity, required surface resistance or shielding standard, moisture and corrosion risks, MIL or customer specification, dimensions, closure, storage period, and test documentation. The customer should approve the final protective system.
Send the product, dimensions, filled weight, temperature, packing method, equipment details, closure, print, documentation needs, and expected handling. We will review a manufacturable specification for your electronics & esd application.