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Packaging a CPU for shipping
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Fri May 05, 2006 4:59 pmby Santaclauseee
Hey guys first off sorry moderators i didn't have a clue where to post this.
Right back to the point. How would you best package a CPU for shipping as i don't want to damage any of the pins. what could i use to protect it? As i don't have the original box or anything. so whats there around the house?
Hope you can lend me a hand.
Kind regards
Benji
Re: Packaging a CPU for shipping
Posted:
Fri May 05, 2006 5:03 pmby Craig.
buy some foam that should do the trick I guess.
Re: Packaging a CPU for shipping
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Sat May 06, 2006 3:16 amby Santaclauseee
OH YEA! ;D now why didn't I think about that? ??? Thanks CraigL
Re: Packaging a CPU for shipping
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Sat May 06, 2006 5:00 amby Politically Incorrect
Foam may create static, get some anti staic packing "peanuts" or even newspaper, and pack it in a anti static bag.
Re: Packaging a CPU for shipping
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Sat May 06, 2006 3:12 pmby kipman725
if you can get hold of a square of anti static foam (motherboards are packaged with it) that can be used to protect the pins. Once the pins are protected then wrap the cpu in more foam or bubble rap and then put in a cardboard box, making sure it can't rattle around inside it.
Re: Packaging a CPU for shipping
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Sun May 07, 2006 8:05 amby wealthysoup
the plastic you find on easter egg boxes is REALLY strong, if you can fold that enough times and fill the space between it and the cpu with foam and an anrtistatic bag nothing should be able to touch it. (to get an idea of what i mean grab a bit and fold it over,(the clear plastic stuff) now at the bend in the plastic try to deform it
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