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Date: | Sun, 4 Feb 1996 16:00:18 -0500 |
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To all those subscibers I've misled,
I made the statement "...Entek doesn't work on flex..." This was a
misleading statement and I'd like to clarify myself.
The flex manufacture I was working for wanted very much to approve an
annti-ox coating for a very large OEM. The problem encounterd was that this
program had stiffeners and/or heat sinks on the parts. These
heatsinks/stiffeners created hot spots in the IR reflow which can cook off
the coating. It was for this reason that I made the above statement.
I meant in no way to discourage the use of such coatings on flex, but only
to be careful.
As a former engineer in the flex industry, I'm a big proponent of flex
circuity, and should be more care about throwing statements out onto this
forum without more clarification.
Again I apologize,
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ps. Though I've learned my lesson, I'll give my address for further
chewing-out.
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