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REELMAG - store and sort SMD components

A revolutionary way to store and sort SMD components

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Using SMD components for prototypes, hobby projects small batch production is all cumbersome and difficult but unavoidable. If you are into it, There is a High probability you would end up with bix boxes of ESD and component packets

This resulted in

⛔Delayed projects
⛔Searching for components
⛔No track of stock
⛔creates a mess while soldering

while we started working on it we did notice different 3D models. We have tried to build functionalities to solve all the issues faced by makers community.

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donnadon wrote 12/17/2022 at 12:45 • point

In 2023, SMD components will still be the most popular way to prototype electronic devices. These tiny components are perfect for creating complex circuits in tight spaces. SMD components are also incredibly reliable, which is why they are widely used in prototype and production devices. More advanced components, such as integrated circuits, may become available with technological advancements. However, SMD components will likely remain the most popular choice for prototyping.

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