Dave,

I would recommend that you invest in a good dry box vs. cheap plastic containers that are most likely great ESD generators. Even though the PCBs themselves are not ESD sensitive, ESD components are probably located close by so any ESD generators in an electronics assembly area is not a good practice. All of our CMs including our manufacturing facility use dry boxes for temporary storage of PCBs and MSDs and they work great.

Best Regards,
Joe


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Subject: [TN] PCB storage in plastic boxes

Our production staff regularly open sealed bags, remove a few PCBs, and leave them poorly sealed. Short of then putting the remaining boards in storage cabinets, they are considering using cheap plastic containers. Does anyone have experience with this or can recommend cost-effective alternatives?
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