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Re: Conflict-free Tin
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If you are talking about tin, alone, I don't think there is anything 
other than solder. Many other metals, including copper, nickel and gold
may come from conflict zones and/or through unethical production.

Brian

On 03.10.2013 01:30, Bernard wrote:
> Question:  Besides solder, what other pCB-related products are
> impacted????
> Bernie Kessler

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