Spacer trays for stacking storage trays with integrated circuits

Details Spacer trays for stacking storage trays with integrated circuits Spacer trays for stacking storage trays with integrated circuits

1993-04-14

1994-08-09

Sewell, Paul T.

Special receptacle or package

For a building component

Shingle

206331, 206501, B65D 7302

Patent

active

053357710

ABSTRACT:
A system for storing integrated circuits in a stacked relationship comprising integrated circuit storage trays and spacer trays. Each integrated circuit storage tray has a storage pocket area for containing an integrated circuit. When portions of the integrated circuit protrude beyond the overall profile of the storage tray, a spacer tray can be interposed between adjacent storage trays. The spacer tray elevates an adjacent storage tray to clear the protruding portions of the integrated circuit. The spacer tray also includes tabs or other structures for overlying portions of each integrated circuit in an adjacent storage tray thereby to retain the integrated circuits within the storage tray.

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