This material enquiry covers PET sheet or roll stock for converting into trays and related component-handling parts. Confirm the exact grade and electrical requirements with your ESD control team; the product name alone is not an acceptance specification.
| Item | Details to supply or confirm |
|---|---|
| Material format | PET grade; sheet or roll; thickness and tolerance; sheet dimensions or roll width and core |
| Electrical performance | Required resistance range, measurement units, test method, test voltage and electrode arrangement |
| Conditioning | Temperature, relative humidity, conditioning duration and intended service environment |
| Surface construction | Treated side or sides, surface identification, colour or clarity and contamination restrictions |
| Tray design | Drawing, pocket depth, forming process, part contact locations and inspection points |
| Order details | Trial quantity, production volume, packing, delivery schedule and destination |
Charge dissipation, low charging and discharge shielding are separate packaging properties. Do not treat a resistance result as proof of the complete package protection. Ask your ESD control team to assess the tray together with any bag, lid or outer packaging. See the EOS/ESD Association guidance on packaging.
Agree on inspection locations and acceptance limits before sampling. Measure the incoming material and finished tray under the specified conditions, including pockets and component contact areas. Record the forming settings and check fit, wall thickness, surface damage and electrical results before production approval.
Request evidence for the exact grade, expected service conditions and duration. Permanent performance, humidity independence, low outgassing or cleanroom suitability should only be specified when supported by applicable test data. For application planning, see ESD PET for electronics packaging.
Use these related application collections to compare material format, thickness, surface treatment, forming behavior and RFQ details before requesting a production quote.
