Every repair ticket on your bench starts the same way. You open the phone, pull the screws, lift the mainboard, and ten minutes later loose parts cover the table. The Sunshine SS-001A Pro Storage Box (7.5 inches) gives each job its own container, so a dead phone, a charging issue case, or a display problem job stays organised from teardown to reassembly. Instead of hunting for one missing screw while the customer waits, you open the box and find everything exactly where you left it.The box uses a double-layer layout, and each layer has a clear job. The upper layer holds motherboards and chips and carries a numbered screw grid. You drop every screw into the slot that matches the step where you removed it, so on reassembly you know which length goes back where. Wrong-length screws damage boards and housings, and the numbered grid reduces that risk on complex disassembly jobs, especially iPhone Pro Max and Ultra series repairs where the screw count climbs fast.The lower layer handles the big parts. It holds two large smartphones up to 7.5 inches, so you can keep the phone under repair and a second device, such as a donor or reference phone, together in one place. Large screens stay separate from the tiny components in the upper layer, which keeps delicate parts clear of knocks while you move between the soldering bench and the testing table.Sunshine builds the SS-001A Pro from thickened, high-hardness PVC. The material stays light enough to carry across the shop and still resists impact, which matters in a busy workshop where boxes stack up, slide across counters, and travel between technicians. You can stack the boxes neatly, pause one job, start another, and resume the first without losing a single screw.Think about where the box sits in your daily workflow. In PCB repair, you pull the mainboard, set it in the upper layer, and keep it clear of the work area until your multimeter checks finish. In IC repair, such as IC change karna on a charging IC or power IC, the box holds the board, shield covers, and screws while you work with your hot air station and soldering station. During diagnostics on a hang on logo or boot loop issue, you pause the job, close the box, and move to the next phone without scattering anything. Before you box chalana, jumper lagana, or software marna on a flashing job, you secure the hardware so nothing goes missing while the phone sits on the programmer. After eMMC or UFS work, you reassemble from the numbered grid in the right order and test the phone on your bench.The box works best as part of a complete bench. Pair it with PCB Holders and a Microscope for board-level work, Soldering Stations and Hot Air Stations for rework, Multimeters and Test Boxes for diagnostics, and Reballing Kits for BGA jobs. If your daily jobs include dead after flash phones, ISP Pinout Tools, eMMC Programmers, and UFS Adapters sit in the same workflow, and this box keeps the hardware you pull out of those phones organised from the first screw to the final test.For Pakistani repair shop owners and service centers, the real value shows up in ticket control. Give every customer phone its own box, tag it with the job, and you cut mix-ups between devices, lost screws, and arguments at pickup. Training institutes can hand a box to each student for teardown practice and check the screw grid at the end of the session. Whether you run a one-person workshop or a multi-technician service center, the Sunshine SS-001A Pro gives you a simple way to keep every repair clean, repeatable, and easy to resume.
