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Black ESD tray with L-shaped cavities and a seated circuit board

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A CLOSER LOOK
Black ESD tray with L-shaped cavities and a flexible circuit board in position
Thin boards in individual slots, with a clear lid for shipping
Flexible circuit board seated in an L-shaped cavity designed from the part's geometry

What we protect

  • PCB assemblies
  • SSDs and memory modules
  • Unencapsulated boards
  • Connectors
  • Power supplies
  • SMD components
  • Cables and wire harnesses for electronics
  • Boards with sensitive LEDs

Solutions for this industry

Black ESD tray with 12 L-shaped cavities and a green circuit board

ESD trays

Conductive or static dissipative, in the appropriate ESD class for your application.

Clear tray with three columns of long channels for parts lined up in a row

Process and automation trays

Precise part positioning for production lines, robots, and vision systems, including robot-ready matrix trays.

A growing industry

Brazil's electrical and electronics industry generated R$270.8 billion (Brazilian reais) in revenue in 2025 (Abinee), and the Manaus Industrial Pole generated R$227.7 billion, 38% of it from computer and electronics products (Suframa).

ESD protection in the appropriate class

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection requirements vary by component and application. When protection is needed, specifying it correctly avoids unnecessary cost.

Matrix trays for automated lines

In a robot-ready matrix tray, every pocket has an exact position for pick-and-place, robots, and vision systems. The tray can also have a lid and be designed to stack.

Every board goes through revisions

A single added capacitor is enough to keep a board from fitting the tray. When the board is revised, Termotray updates the tray design without starting from scratch.

A Brazilian alternative to imported trays

Termotray designs and makes these thermoformed trays in Brazil, so plants in Brazil get faster turnaround on adjustments, reorders, and design changes.

Frequently asked questions

When a board is revised, Termotray updates the tray design from the new revision, without starting from scratch. Just send the updated drawing.

No. Not every part needs ESD protection. It depends on the component and the application. In general, exposed components need ESD protection, while encapsulated parts often don't. Before specifying the tray, Termotray assesses what actually needs protection and recommends the most suitable option.

Your tray keeps up with your board revisions

Send us the updated drawing, and our engineering team will assess whether ESD protection is needed and recommend the appropriate class.