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Hi all:
We are a are presently discussing x-out allowances for bare fabs. My
questions are:
1. Are no x-out policies common?
2. Is it reasonable to expect to pay a premium for no x-outs?
3. If no x-out's are not reasonable or economically possible, what are
reasonable x-out requirements?
For example, I've seen it specified that no single panel may
have more than 20% x-out, and no more than 5% of the total order may
have x'd out panels.
4. How difficult / costly is it for an assembly operation to deal with
x-outs?
thanks for you input....
ralph richart
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