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QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

These tubes are designed for QFN, MLF, and LPCC devices, providing ESD protection during semiconductor packaging, storage, and shipping.

50mm-1000mm as customizedPVC / PS / PC / PETG / ABS0.30mm-1.85mm
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QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes in One Paragraph

These tubes are designed for QFN, MLF, and LPCC devices, providing ESD protection during semiconductor packaging, storage, and shipping. SEWATE extrudes them in PVC, PS, PC, PETG and ABS, from 50mm to 1000mm long and 0.30mm to 1.85mm wall thickness, in oval or square profiles. The tubes protect components between the vendor and the pick and place machine, reducing damage from electrostatic discharge and mechanical shock.

50mm-1000mm as customizedPVC / PS / PC / PETG / ABS0.30mm-1.85mm
Key Benefits

Why Buyers Specify QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

  • Stable dimensions improve unattended device loading and unloading
  • Critical dimension control within 5 mils reduces scrap and rework
  • Impact resistant material prevents device damage during transit
  • Smooth internal interfacing allows devices to slide without binding
  • Tube length from 50mm to 1000mm cut to your machine magazine pitch
  • Wide material choice balances cost, clarity and environmental impact
Application Scenarios

QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes on the Line

Shipping QFN, MLF, and LPCC components from a component plant to an EMS

Storing sensitive devices in a warehouse between incoming inspection and build

Protecting devices during transport between assembly and test operations

Re-packing bulk devices into a fixed count per tube for traceability

Providing ESD protection for components in a buffer stock against allocation risk

Who It Is For

QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes Is Built For

  • Semiconductor and passive component makers packing their own finished goods
  • IC distributors who repackage bulk devices for their customers
  • EMS and SMT plants receiving tube-packed devices and needing spares
  • Connector and relay manufacturers shipping small-form-factor components
  • Purchasing teams replacing a tube supplier with inconsistent dimensions
QFN tubes with components inside
Problems It Solves

What Goes Wrong Without QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

  • Electrostatic discharge damages sensitive devices during transport and handling
  • Devices jam during loading due to inconsistent tube dimensions
  • Fragile components break during transit due to insufficient protection
  • Bulk-packed parts arrive in random orientation and require manual loading
  • A device body is too small or too delicate for tape and reel packaging
  • Standard tubes do not fit the specific dimensions of QFN, MLF, or LPCC devices
Technical Features

Technical Detail of QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

  • Oval or square extruded profile matched to the device body
  • Anti-static properties protect devices from electrostatic discharge
  • Critical dimension control within 5 mils on PVC tubes
  • Material options include PVC, PS, PC, PETG, and ABS
  • Available in transparent, blue, white, red, yellow, and purple
  • Impact resistant material protects devices during handling and shipping
QFN 3x3 tubes
Specifications

The Numbers for QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

Values are taken from the SEWATE product data for this item.

QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes specification
Model NumberSE-IC-QFN, MLF, LPCC
Size50mm-1000mm as customized
ColorTransparent, Blue,white, Red, yellow, purple and customized etc
MaterialPVC / PS / PC / PETG / ABS
Thickness0.30mm-1.85mm
ShapeOval or square or customized
MOQ10000 pieces
Sample Time3-5 days
Capacity100000pcs/week
Monthly Output150 tons
Payment TermsT/T, L/C
Materials

Resins Used in QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

  • PVC is a common default for strength, stability, and long storage life
  • PS is halogen free and offers improved clarity and impact strength
  • PC is chosen when tight tolerances are required for high-speed loading
  • PETG is used where clarity and reduced environmental impact are priorities
  • ABS provides good impact strength and is suitable for demanding applications
Manufacturing Process

Production Route for QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

  1. Review of application requirements and tube functionality during quotation
  2. Drawing creation from purchase order and approval before tooling
  3. Mould making and tooling trial on the approved profile
  4. Sample production with free tubes for fit testing
  5. Extrusion of the approved profile and cutting to the ordered length
  6. Quality control checks to ensure dimensional accuracy and anti-static properties
  7. Packing into cartons according to customer requirements
Quality Control And Certification

How QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes Is Checked

  • Critical dimension control within 5 mils on PVC tubes
  • Fit testing of sample tubes against the device or drawing
  • Visual inspection for defects and dimensional accuracy
  • Drop and pressure checks on the tube body
  • ISO14001 quality management system
RoHSISO14001 quality management system
QFN 4x4 tubes
Customization Options

What Can Change on QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

  • Tube length cut to your magazine or carton pitch from 50mm to 1000mm
  • Internal profile designed from your tube drawing or a physical sample
  • Material chosen from PVC, PS, PC, PETG, or ABS
  • Colour chosen from transparent, blue, white, red, yellow, or purple
  • Custom printing of symbols, part numbers, or handling marks
Compared With the Alternatives

Comparing QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

Honest trade-offs against other packaging formats
Tape and reelTubes accommodate larger and heavier components than tape pockets
Vacuum formed traysTubes are more cost-effective for high-volume applications
Standard stock tubesCustom profiles offer a precise fit for specific device dimensions
Bulk bag packingTubes provide ESD protection and prevent device damage during transport
Use Guide

Working With QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes

  1. Provide a tube drawing, device drawing, or sample tube for profile matching
  2. Confirm length against the magazine on your insertion or placement machine
  3. Specify material based on cost, clarity, and impact needs
  4. Choose the appropriate closure for your application
  5. Store tubes flat and dry in the carton and avoid direct sunlight
  6. Allow 3-5 days for sample production and 5-15 days for standard orders
FAQ

QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes Buyer Questions

What is the minimum order quantity for these tubes?

The MOQ is 10000 pieces. This is due to the setup costs associated with extrusion.

How long does it take to receive an order?

Lead time is 5-15 days depending on quantity. Samples are available in 3-5 days.

What materials are available?

We offer PVC, PS, PC, PETG, and ABS materials to meet different requirements.

What is the dimension control on PVC tubes?

Critical dimension control is within 5 mils on PVC tubes.

Do you offer custom tube profiles?

Yes, we offer custom tube profiles. Tooling takes 25-day ARO for basic low volume, typical 4-6 weeks, 10-12 weeks for complex tools or high volume.

What kind of certification do you have?

We are RoHS compliant and operate under an ISO14001 quality management system.

What are the payment terms?

We accept T/T and L/C as payment terms.

Send the Device and Get QFN, MLF, LPCC Tubes Quoted

A drawing, a sample or the physical component is enough. Sales and engineering come back within 24 hours.