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the company’s manual and auto- mated taping systems provide flexible and reliable service in accordance with EIA-481-E in- dustry standards. Recent invest- ments in automated tape-form- ing processes and expanded pocket inventory have enabled HyRel to support a broad range of package types, including many components that require special- ized handling. The company offers surface
mount component taping using embossed and punched carrier tapes, inside paper tape spacing for capacitors, and punched pa- per tape solutions for leaded de- vices. For uniquely shaped or non-standard
components,
HyRel also provides in-house pocket design and tooling servic- es to create custom packaging configurations. These capabilities can help
manufacturers avoid production delays caused by packaging in- compatibilities while reducing the time required to prepare components for automated as- sembly.
Beyond Tape-and-Reel Services
In addition to taping and
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reeling, HyRel offers a range of complementary services focused on component protection, trace- ability, and long-term reliability. These services include com-
ponent laser marking and bar- coding, allowing customers to en- hance product identification and inventory management. The company also provides packag- ing solutions that meet GEIA- STD-0003 and JEP160 require- ments for long-term storage, helping preserve component in- tegrity during extended invento- ry periods. For moisture-sensitive de-
vices, HyRel offers J-STD-033 dry baking and moisture sensi-
Tape and Reel Service & Supplies Continued from page 6 Surface Mount Axial / Radial Custom Carrier
sights gained through experience. Forward-thinking manu facturers are increasingly focusing on men- torship programs, cross-training initiatives, and knowledge-trans- fer strategies to preserve critical expertise.
Continuous Improvement The most successful manu-
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facturers recognize that im- provement rarely comes from equipment alone. It comes from creating an environment where employees are encouraged to identify problems, suggest solu- tions, and contribute to opera- tional excellence. Many of the industry’s most significant process improve-
ments originate on the produc- tion floor rather than in the boardroom.
Operators often identify in-
efficiencies before management sees them. Technicians frequent- ly discover opportunities to im- prove uptime. Organizations that foster col-
laboration and empower employ- ees to contribute ideas typically outperform those that rely solely on top-down decision-making. As manufacturers invest in
the next generation of factory technologies, they should re- member a simple truth: ma- chines may build products, but people build great manufactur- ing organizations. r
July 2026 HyRel Now Offers Component
tivity level (MSL) packaging services. The company also man- ufactures custom thermoformed trays for components that re- quire specialized handling or transportation protection. Watson notes that proper
packaging involves more than simply placing parts into reels or trays. Material selection plays a critical role in preventing han- dling issues and protecting sensi- tive electronic devices from elec- trostatic discharge (ESD), which can lead to latent failures and re- duced field reliability.
Quick-Turn Services HyRel has built its reputa-
tion on providing fast-turn- around services for customers operating in demanding environ- ments. The company specializes in semiconductor modification solutions that help improve prod- uct reliability and extend compo- nent usability across a variety of applications. Its quick-turn precision
service supports both low-vol- ume and high-volume require- ments, with many projects com- pleted within five days of receiv- ing customer materials. This rapid response capability is par- ticularly valuable for manufac- turers facing tight production schedules, prototype builds, product redesigns, or urgent sup- ply chain challenges. By combining semiconductor
expertise with specialized pack- aging and handling services, HyRel continues to position itself as a resource for electronics man- ufacturers seeking reliable com- ponent preparation solutions that support efficient production and long-term product performance. Contact: HYREL Technolo-
gies, 7820 West Golden Lane, Suite 4, Peoria, AZ 85345 % 480-253-1295 E-mail:
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