Every thing you need is in "links" here http://packaging.hp.com/. The only thing you need to do now is find it. Ah, so much information, so little time.
Yeh yeh yeh, nice little ESD bags are good. Er, maybe sealed barrier bags might be better. Er, should they be filled with an inert gas before sealing? Part number on the outside of the bag? [How we doing the label, so the adhesive still 'sives after low those many days of the label trying to rip itself from the bag? Is the ink going to last?] May be to a thing like packaging moisture sensitive components J-STD-033 wuzzinit?
A couple inches of foam sounds good, no peanuts and little POS like that. Part number on the outside of the foam? [How we doing the label, so the adhesive still 'sives after low those many days of the label trying to rip itself from the foam?]
Sealing [will the glue hold-up?] that whole melange in a non-sulfuritic box with a bar code label on the out-side? Sounds good to me.
Then we'll pack those things into a environmentally controlled space with a beer cooler and we're there, eh? You take mornings, we'll do lunch together, and I'll do afternoons. Evenins, evenins, we judge the backstroke races down the bar at Jimbo's.
�Fundamentals of Packaging Technology� Walter Soroka CPP, IoPPress. 2 Ed, 1998 �Handbook of Package Engineering� Joseph F. Hanlon with Robert J. Kelsey CPP and Hallie E. Forcinio, Technomic Publishing Company, 3 Ed, 1998
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