Three industries, one tray engineering team
Sensors, modules, circuit boards, and connectors move constantly between suppliers, production lines, and customers, and the packaging has to keep up.
Automotive
- WHAT WE PROTECT
- Machined, cast, and stamped parts, gears, hubs, connectors, wire harnesses, electronic modules, and sensors.
- KEY REQUIREMENTS
- Packing density per box, return cycles, and fit with OEM racks and packaging.
Electronics
- WHAT WE PROTECT
- Assembled PCBs (PCBAs), SSDs, memory modules, connectors, power supplies, and SMD components.
- KEY REQUIREMENTS
- ESD protection when needed and precision for automated handling.
Sensitive components
- WHAT WE PROTECT
- Lenses, cameras, sensors, glass, chrome-plated or painted parts, and precision items.
- KEY REQUIREMENTS
- No part-to-part contact, protected surfaces, and low particle generation.
Industry snapshot
Industry figures, with sourcesof a car's cost is expected to come from electronics by 2030, up from 18% in 2000.
electrified vehicles sold in Brazil in 2025, up 26% from 2024.
in 2025 revenue for Brazil's electrical and electronics industry (in Brazilian reais), with 4% inflation-adjusted growth.
in 2025 revenue for the Manaus Industrial Pole. Computer and electronics products account for 38% of that total.
Sources: Deloitte, study on semiconductors in the automotive industry; ABVE, Brazilian Electric Vehicle Association (January 2026); Abinee, Brazilian Electrical and Electronics Industry Association (December 2025); Suframa, Manaus Free Trade Zone Superintendency (January 2026).
Trays for parts that move between supplier, line, and customer
The same tray engineering team designs thermoformed trays for sensors, modules, circuit boards, and connectors across these three industries and beyond.