Chip Tray for Semiconductor Die Storage
What is a Chip Tray?
A chip tray is a storage container designed to hold and organize semiconductor dies or small electronic devices during laboratory work. Chip trays are widely used in semiconductor research laboratories, universities, and device testing environments to safely store and transport individual die samples. PYBLab chip trays are specifically designed for semiconductor die storage and device sample handling, providing a secure and convenient solution for research environments. In Korean, chip trays are commonly referred to as “칩트레이”.
PYBLab chip trays are designed for semiconductor die storage and device sample handling.
Also known as waffle pack trays or device trays, these trays are widely used in semiconductor research laboratories, universities, and semiconductor packaging environments.
They provide a reliable and convenient solution for storing small semiconductor chips, die samples, and device components during research, testing, and packaging processes.
Chip trays are essential tools for handling delicate semiconductor samples.Because semiconductor dies are extremely small and fragile, proper storage and organization are important during research and device testing. Using a dedicated chip tray helps prevent damage, contamination, and sample loss.
Applications
• semiconductor device research labs
• university semiconductor laboratories
• wafer and die sample storage
• semiconductor packaging processes
Features
• clipless design (patented)
• easy opening and closing
• optimized for small semiconductor chips
• suitable for semiconductor sample handling environments
Why Researchers Use Chip Trays
Researchers use chip trays to safely store semiconductor dies and small electronic devices during laboratory work. Without a proper chip tray, small devices can easily touch each other, causing scratches or contamination. A chip tray provides individual pockets that help organize samples and prevent damage during handling, storage, and transport.
For storing individual samples, researchers often use a Petri dish with dividers.
To stick the sample to Petri dish or Chip tray, many researchers select our Sticky pad