Blister packaging (transparent assortment magazines)
for storing, organizing and presenting small parts, universally usable
Our blister packs offer the following advantages:
• self-contained chambers;
Mixing of the contents excluded
• Can be used for small parts of all kinds
• Long usability due to the robust execution
• Optimal presentation of your products
• The packaged goods are protected against moisture
• PET - same material as beverage bottles
Available versions:
10 compartments (Order No .: 902120)
Dim. (mm) length width depth
Per chamber: 92 50 22
Total: 305 231 23
20 compartments (order no .: 902110)
Dim. (mm) length width depth
Per chamber: 65 35 16
Total: 305 231 16.8
32 compartments (order no .: 902100)
Dim. (mm) length width depth
Per chamber: 46.5 32.5 16
Total: 305 231 16.8
Blister storage - compartment boxes
General material properties, opening, reclosing
and storing the blister inserts:
General material description:
The blister inserts are deep drawn from PET foils and are due to the
Material properties and design are very stable and break-proof.
PET films are classified as harmless under food law.
Opening and reclosing the lid:
a) Place the opened folder or the removed insert compartment in front of you,
that the perforation is on the left.
b) Hold the blister insert with your left hand, the thumb of your right
Place your hand between the lid and the bottom on the top right and reach down.
c) Hold the bottom with the shelves with your right hand and with the
remove the lid with your left hand. This is how parts and
Mixing of subject content is prevented.
d) When closing again, press the lid on evenly.
Warning notice:
Failure to comply or forcible opening may result in the
Tension the parts pop out of the compartments and the lid or insert one
Stress whitening, which has a negative impact on the usability and service life
would affect.
Storage of the blister inserts:
Thanks to their excellent stability, the blisters can be stacked. A big
The number of different parts can be arranged in a space-saving and clear manner.
The bilsters are pre-punched and can be put in standard ring binders
2- or 4-fold mechanics can be stored.
Folder with 10 compartments = 3 pieces per folder
Folder with 20 compartments = 4 pieces per folder
Bl ister with 32 compartments = 4 pieces per folder
Weltron Elektronik Gmb H
Version: 12.04.16
Thanks PRR, that was totally unexpected. (Google; you are fired!)
The section of how to open (without playing 1000 resistor pick up)
is good of Weltron to include.
Google instantaneously hired again to look up PET UV stability.
UV Properties of Plastics: Transmission and Resistance from Cole-Parmer
so "fair" (when unmodified)
The 10up version is my optimum match. Compartment Boxes | Compartment Boxes
MOQ 33 @ ~145Eur + shipping & utterly unpredictable import taxes.
+ 4 folders needed & left with 21 spare blisterpacks!
Individual:
%product-title% kaufen
fingers crossed that helps someone out there!
:-j
The section of how to open (without playing 1000 resistor pick up)
is good of Weltron to include.
Google instantaneously hired again to look up PET UV stability.
UV Properties of Plastics: Transmission and Resistance from Cole-Parmer
so "fair" (when unmodified)
The 10up version is my optimum match. Compartment Boxes | Compartment Boxes
MOQ 33 @ ~145Eur + shipping & utterly unpredictable import taxes.
+ 4 folders needed & left with 21 spare blisterpacks!
Individual:
%product-title% kaufen
fingers crossed that helps someone out there!
:-j
> totally unexpected. (Google; you are fired!)
That IS Google. My German stops near "abogandas". Wait, that's Spanish. "Krankenhaus"?
There's some gibberish which I don't know if it is Acrobat text-order or Google translate tangle. But they are just plastic bins, how much detail do you need?
> The section of how to open (without playing 1000 resistor pick up)
I hope that makes more sense in the hand than it did on initial reading.
> Google instantaneously hired again to look up PET UV stability.
How much UV do you expect in closed folders in a workroom? Or do you work on the beach and need all 1,000 bins exposed?
That IS Google. My German stops near "abogandas". Wait, that's Spanish. "Krankenhaus"?
There's some gibberish which I don't know if it is Acrobat text-order or Google translate tangle. But they are just plastic bins, how much detail do you need?
> The section of how to open (without playing 1000 resistor pick up)
I hope that makes more sense in the hand than it did on initial reading.
> Google instantaneously hired again to look up PET UV stability.
How much UV do you expect in closed folders in a workroom? Or do you work on the beach and need all 1,000 bins exposed?
> ... you work on the beach and need all 1,000 bins exposed?
Ahhh, to wok on the beach ...
Chris Rea - On the Beach (Official Music Video) - YouTube
Ahhh, to wok on the beach ...
Chris Rea - On the Beach (Official Music Video) - YouTube
UV degradation of plastics
> How much UV do you expect in closed folders in a workroom?
Allocated area for electronics is referred to as a 'pretend conservatory'.
(Someone else's fag packet sketch that I swapped out the single wall corrugated PVC roof for twin-wall pollycarb.) Sides are mostly (assuming)recycled double glazing units. See-thru lean-to might translate better. It is N/E facing.
Attached footage of 4G ext lead after ~3 to 4 year storage in a must get round to fixing pile. Somewhat negated the need to resolve taped up plugtop! (yes; this UV degradation occurred in the UK)
So thinking "ring binder slip case" or similar to protect upper or edge surfaces, as per: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71e-rNMDi+L._AC_SL1500_.jpg
new finds that may help other folks:
10 x A4 Collector - Storage Album Pages - Many Sizes Available - Acid Free - Banknotes - Trading Cards - Coin Holders - Photography (9 Pockets): Amazon.co.uk: Office Products
Spare SMD Storage, With Stacking SMT Tape Reels | Hackaday
3D-Printed Magazines Tame The SMD Tape Beast | Hackaday
:-j
> How much UV do you expect in closed folders in a workroom?
Allocated area for electronics is referred to as a 'pretend conservatory'.
(Someone else's fag packet sketch that I swapped out the single wall corrugated PVC roof for twin-wall pollycarb.) Sides are mostly (assuming)recycled double glazing units. See-thru lean-to might translate better. It is N/E facing.
Attached footage of 4G ext lead after ~3 to 4 year storage in a must get round to fixing pile. Somewhat negated the need to resolve taped up plugtop! (yes; this UV degradation occurred in the UK)
So thinking "ring binder slip case" or similar to protect upper or edge surfaces, as per: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71e-rNMDi+L._AC_SL1500_.jpg
new finds that may help other folks:
10 x A4 Collector - Storage Album Pages - Many Sizes Available - Acid Free - Banknotes - Trading Cards - Coin Holders - Photography (9 Pockets): Amazon.co.uk: Office Products
Spare SMD Storage, With Stacking SMT Tape Reels | Hackaday
3D-Printed Magazines Tame The SMD Tape Beast | Hackaday
:-j
I use racks of small drawers.
Got mine from Maplin RIP.
Had years of use out of them with no problems.
You can put labels in the front of the drawers for component values.
Probably get some cheap on ebay.
Got mine from Maplin RIP.
Had years of use out of them with no problems.
You can put labels in the front of the drawers for component values.
Probably get some cheap on ebay.
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I got a very similar one to this one just yesterday! 60 equal sized drawers with dividers that perfectly fit the length of a resistor.
So that's 120 drawers take home from the shop for $50aud but seen them for $41 online.
So that's 120 drawers take home from the shop for $50aud but seen them for $41 online.
+1 Raaco. Colors according to type : red for active...
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Coin envelopes. You can buy the 3" x 5" ones (I think that's the size) on Amazon pretty cheap, then just get a cardboard box or a bin to "file" them. Write the value directly on the envelope.
I use this method because it's flexible, expandable, cheap and very space-efficient.
I use this method because it's flexible, expandable, cheap and very space-efficient.
I have a couple of these from Maplin in around 2017.
I put labels in front of drawer for component value.
I put labels in front of drawer for component value.
times to move from horizontal to vertical : keep old racco systems without changing stickers.
Wow, old thread..
I repurposed an old bass cabinet and installed drawers.
I then 3-D printed multi-sectioned bins.
Metric hardware first pic, various ele stuff 2nd, resistors 3rd, it's 3 layers of those. bin4 is spare 3-D printer hardware. bin 5 is a screenshot of the bin design. I can size the overall, select how many compartments in x and y, put the label holder or not, and there is also a rounded front at bottom of each compartment to aid in getting small parts out of the bin.
John
I repurposed an old bass cabinet and installed drawers.
I then 3-D printed multi-sectioned bins.
Metric hardware first pic, various ele stuff 2nd, resistors 3rd, it's 3 layers of those. bin4 is spare 3-D printer hardware. bin 5 is a screenshot of the bin design. I can size the overall, select how many compartments in x and y, put the label holder or not, and there is also a rounded front at bottom of each compartment to aid in getting small parts out of the bin.
John
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Post#73 and post #68 right above it…..same image.
I have a whole wall of them. Well, the entire top half of the wall. Home Depot and the others stopped carrying them about 2 years ago, in favor of $50 lockable job site organizers which have less than half the capacity and are harder to dig resistors and screws out of. The last couple of them I managed to get from Tractor Supply.
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Stateside, those bins are made by Akro-Mills. https://akro-mils.com/Products/Types/Portable-Small-Parts-Storage/Plastic-Cabinets. Available from Amazon, Grainger, Global, U-Line etc
A little warning : all was made by Raaco but this company sell products under her name and lower cost products with noname for supermarket chains. Quality is the same but number of drawers varies : for exemple 60 in standard and 50 for low-cost series. No problem for our use except if you want to assemble them in tower.
