The Knowledge Base: Beyond the Badge—Why Membership Matters More Than Ever
Smart Automation: AI—Revolutionizing Inspection in Electronics Manufacturing
Standard of Excellence: The Role of Technology in Enhancing the Customer Experience
Super Dry Totech Expands Long Term Storage Solutions Offering
May 18, 2020 | Super Dry TotechEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Building on the success of Super Dry Totech’s Long Term Storage Solutions, LTS2, the most recent development is the acquisition of a new building to expand on capacity and to minimize risk by assuring continuity should a disrupting incident occur in one of the facilities. Tapping into the company’s unparalleled experience and expertise of storing moisture sensitive components, LTS2 continues to grow significantly with ever-increasing demand and serving an ever-expanding worldwide client base.
The new facility is compliant to international standards for MSD and long-term component storage and uses patented technologies for temperature and humidity control to ensure components are kept in optimal conditions—typically 13?14?C and <5% rh.
Different storage conditions are on offer to manage long term storage, eliminate associated reliability problems and aid manufacturers in their fight against obsolescence.
- Controlled oxidation free environment
- Storage within a Nitrogen environment according to JEDEC JEP 160.
When components are held in storage, they only have guaranteed availability if the storage is safe and secure. The LTS facility is constructed according to the highest standards. It is Class A fire-proof and secure fences and 24/7 camera systems protect the storage facility and surroundings. All alarms connect directly with the local fire department.
Share on:
Suggested Items
American Made Advocacy: Lobbying Congress Supports the Supply Chain
05/27/2025 | Shane Whiteside -- Column: American Made AdvocacyThe upheaval in world markets is driving daily headlines. The global supply chain has seemed “normal” for the microelectronics industry because over the past three decades, an increasing percentage of microelectronics components and materials have been made overseas. For many years, other countries, primarily in Asia, invested heavily in their microelectronics industry while U.S. companies offshored manufacturing services in pursuit of the lowest cost.
BEST Inc. Offers Complete Portfolio of Electronic Component Salvaging Services
05/12/2025 | BEST Inc.BEST Inc., a leader in electronic component services, is pleased to announce they offer a complete range of electronic component salvaging services. With more than 20 years of BGA salvaging experience, BEST has the knowledge, skills, and proper equipment to reliably remove and prepare components for later use in the assembly of printed circuit boards.
Knocking Down the Bone Pile: Gold Mitigation for Class 2 Electronics
05/07/2025 | Nash Bell -- Column: Knocking Down the Bone PileIn electronic assemblies, the integrity of connections between components is paramount for ensuring reliability and performance. Gold embrittlement and dissolution are two critical phenomena that can compromise this integrity. Gold embrittlement occurs when gold diffuses into solder joints or alloys, resulting in mechanical brittleness and an increased susceptibility to cracking. Conversely, gold dissolution involves the melting away of gold into solder or metal matrices, potentially altering the electrical and mechanical properties of the joint.
Kasuo Electronics Launches Advanced Testing Laboratory to Strengthen Global Supply Chain Quality Assurance
04/29/2025 | BUSINESS WIREKasuo Electronics Co., Ltd, a globally recognized trader of electronic components, has officially operationalized its state-of-the-art testing laboratory.
QuantumScape, Murata Announce Framework for Ceramics Collaboration
04/25/2025 | BUSINESS WIREQuantumScape Corporation, a global leader in next-generation solid-state lithium-metal battery technology, and Murata Manufacturing Co. have entered into the first phase of an agreement to explore a collaboration for high-volume manufacturing of ceramic film for QS’s solid-state battery technology.