Influence of storage and transportation on the performance of terminal blocks

As an intermediate stage of terminal block transactions, warehousing and transportation have a close relationship with the impact of terminal blocks. The following presents you with common precautions during terminal storage and transportation:
Terminal block storage environments vary from controlled clean, heated or air-conditioned, humid warehouses, offices or factories, to uncontrolled corresponding environments. Exposure to heat, humidity, or corrosion can seriously affect terminal life. In these uncontrolled environments, solderability shelf life can be greatly reduced due to increased oxidation, corrosion, and intermetallic interactions; both surface and function of metal devices can be affected by rust, patina, and other forms of corrosion ; Plastics as insulating materials are also affected by degradation in flexibility, strength, and shape. The storage period of terminal blocks can be long or short, as long as months or years, as short as days or weeks. Some need to make long-term inventory plans for customers, while others are ordered and produced immediately. Reliability and shelf life of terminal blocks will be improved through the use of first-in-first-out inventory strategies, date-traceable labeling systems, proper packaging, corrosion protection methods, improved storage conditions, and proper terminal material and design.