can't see your photo - my computer is too old.  if my memory serve me  
right, it can happen when injection moulding machine was set  
improperly - not enough time after the fill or the MFG skipped a  
baking process after moulding (you can cure in mould, if set properly  
- got either 80% cure - faster, or 90-95% cure slow.  the 80% cure  
one need to subsequently baked to achieve full cure with in a limited  
time delay, otherwise, you got delam from lead frame - especially,  
during singulation process.... if expose to moisture, you might get  
powder- ish in extreme cases... but your MFG should catch those in QA  
or just floor tracking system, never should get out).... my 1.76  
cents.  for your reference only...since I can't see the photo, i  
might shot in the dark ;0
best of luck.
jk
On Aug 31, 2021, at 8:28 AM, Steve Gregory wrote:

> Morning all,
>
> Have any of you ever received QFP's that looked like this right out  
> of the
> tray? It wasn't in factory packaging, and we didn't bake them...
>
> https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZreHZdYaFLB9TLRi6
>
> Steve
>
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