action53
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I'm not really sure how to do it without ruining anything.
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Lots of anti-static bubble wrap or make sure it's secured in an anti-static bag with lots of regular bubble wrap around the outside of the bag. Wrap the PCB both ways so there is sufficient cushion on all four edges of the board. Tape the bubble wrap to itself after it is wrapped so it doesn't unrvel and come loose inside the box. If the board does not fill the box, make sure there is some kind of packing material around your well-bubble wrapped board so it doesn't shake, rattle, and roll all over the inside of the box during transit. When you close the package to tape it up, the box should be evvvvver sooo slightly hard to tape closed meaning that the package is firm and the contents does not move around. Tape shipping label over the seam of the box; cover the entire shipping label with clear tape to prevent it from the elements, abrasion, etc. Or, get a clear shipping label envelope that sticks to the box and closes via adhesive. When you are done, you should have a nice, solid package that when shaken, you do not hear or feel anything moving around inside.
That should do it. I'm told I'm pretty good at packing PCB's by the people who have purchased from me.![]()
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I have some anti static bubble wrap, will that be fine or should I get an anti static bag too? Does Office Depot sell anti static bags? Will I need special anti static packing material or will crumpled newspaper work?
Take a picture of the item before you pack it.
Take a picture after you pack it.
Don't use Pink anti static bags. While the the pink wont build up a static charge, If a static charge does come in contact with the pink. The pink wont protect your items.