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Fred Biederman <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 16 Feb 2000 08:56:59 -0500
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     Can anyone show me how to calculate the size of the desiccant bag that
     is required when resealing components into a bag?

     Presently we receive Moisture Sensitive components sealed in a static
     sensitive bag. We will open the bag and place the SMD parts on the
     board. After the build these components will be sent to a nitrogen
     cabinet where they get lost and forgotten. This area creates a lot of
     scrap.

     We have the vacuum sealer that is gathering dust and needs to be
     installed.

     I have found a supplier of the desiccant and the Humidity Indicators.

     My goal is to set a procedure for returning these components back to
     the store room.

     Thank you
     Fred

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