Quality
Protective and Cleanroom Packaging
A part that leaves the shop conforming can still arrive as scrap. Packaging is the last process step, and for precision work it decides whether the quality survives the journey.
Packaging options
Parts are supplied in kit and ESD-safe packaging as standard. Where the application requires it, packing is carried out in an ISO Class 7 cleanroom packaging area — the packing operation itself happens in the controlled environment, not merely with cleanroom materials.
What packaging protects against
- Impact and abrasion between parts in transit.
- Corrosion on sensitive alloys and steel surfaces.
- Particle and contamination exposure in clean applications.
- Electrostatic damage to sensitive components and electronics.
Why it belongs to quality
Packaging is part of the delivered specification, not an afterthought. If a customer's process needs parts to arrive particle-controlled or ESD-safe, that requirement is designed into the packing method.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes — packing is carried out in an ISO Class 7 cleanroom area where the application requires it, alongside standard kit and ESD-safe packing.
Parts are separated and cushioned so they cannot abrade each other in transit, with material chosen to suit the alloy and cleanliness requirement.
Yes — tell us how your line receives parts and we will align the packing method.
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