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Re: Copper thickness
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1 oz = 35 µm, ergo 6 oz = 210 µm

Brian

On 29/08/2012 16:29, William Noel wrote:
> Hello all - I am working with a drawing that calls out a copper thickness of "6 oz/um"  How thick is this in typical copper thickness terms? (1/2 oz = .0007 in,  1 oz = .0014, etc)
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