Electronics & PCB Carts

Increase your output and eliminate damage to printed circuit boards, feeders and chassis due to mishandling or improper storage. We have a cart for every step of your process. Our SMT carts come with a 25 Year Warranty! They are constructed of the highest quality materials, and are built strong and rugged enough to store and transport all of your stencils, solder pallets, SMT reels, or your mechanical assembly and box build.

Our SMT carts look good, too! They are available in six standard powder coat colors, and custom colors are available for a small upcharge.

Kitting Tray Cart

Kitting Carts

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PCB Handling Cart

PCB Handling Carts

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SMT Reel Cart

SMT Reel Carts

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SMT Reel Dry Storage Cabinet

SMT Reel Dry Cabinets

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Solder Pallet Cart

Solder Pallet Carts

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Stencil Cart

Stencil Carts

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Accessories

ESD Kitting Trays

ESD Trays

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ESD Tray Liners

ESD Tray Liners

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ESD Bins

ESD Bins

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SMT Reel Shelf

Shelves

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Reel Shelf Divider

Shelf Dividers

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SMT Cart Panel

Panels

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SMT Cart Drag Chain

Grounding Accessories

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ANSI/ESD S20.20 for ESD-Safe Transportation and Areas

An ESD Protected Area (EPA) is an enclosed space within which all surfaces, objects, ESDS, and users are kept at the same electrical potential. Relative movements and physical separation of materials or flow of particle-charged solids, liquids, or gases can generate an electrostatic charge. Some examples of ESD damage are:

  1. A charged object or person comes into contact with an ESDS item.
  2. A charged ESDS device makes contact with another conductive object at a different potential (including a ground).
  3. While exposed to an electrostatic field, an ESDS item becomes grounded.

This is why handling and transporting ESDS items inside and outside an EPA will require the use of static protective enclosures made of materials that vary depending on the situation and the destination of the items. Inside an EPA, minor discharge materials, as well as static dissipative materials, can provide adequate protection. Outside of an EPA, the use of low static charge and discharge shielding materials is recommended. These materials are not discussed in this document, but it is important to recognize their different applications. For more clarification on these materials, you can consult the ANSI/ESD S541.

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