Constantly moving to make intelligent, accurate and efficient products. Complexity and fragility are increasing and the requirement for sustainability is getting tougher. Also with respect to packaging.
As a tech company or as a supplier within the High Tech market, keeping up with this constantly innovating market is crucial. Large (inter)national companies in the sector place sky-high demands on component suppliers. They must perform at the highest level in terms of efficiency, transparency and quality. Packaging may seem of secondary importance in this, but the opposite is true! It is not part of your core business, and yet it touches several important areas of concern.
Efficiency and added value in the logistics chain, delivery reliability, performance and product quality. The physical packaging and the service you provide in packaging can be decisive for your customer. Will they choose you or your competitor? There is value in specific requirements and standards. For example, how do moisture and dust particles affect product performance? Needless to say, packaging thus plays an important role. At Faes, we tailor packaging, services and advice to your needs and the requirements that go with them.
With the growth of the High Tech sector, the need for ‘clean manufacturing and assembly’ has taken off. Components, tools and equipment therefore often need to be delivered ‘clean’ to reduce the risk of contamination. This usually also means that special requirements are placed on packaging, which in turn affects your process.
One of our customers is a global leader in machinery for the semi-conductor industry. The machines are used in clean room environments. In fact, dust particles, moisture and temperature affect the functioning of the machines. Is this not regulated? Then it can cost capitals. We designed a “clean” package, insulated and equipped with cooling plates for a stable temperature.
