I don't think I would like to set up a latex factory just for that, 
although dipping one's fingers into the latex would ensure a good fit. I 
guess that buying them in is the easiest solution!

Brian

On 02/02/2015 13:27, Mike Fenner wrote:
> I agree finger cots etc are probably an answer, but to be sure you need to
> be able to answer the question:
> Are you buying them in or making them yourselves?
>
>
> Regards
>
> Mike
>
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> Technetters, board cleanliness has been a topic in the past. I'd like to get
> any new comments and opinions.
>
> Sporadically, I get complaints from people at or near the end of the
> manufacturing process that they have gotten boards with fingerprints on
> them.
>
> What have any of you done or heard of others doing to reduce or eliminate
> fingerprints? Gloves get dirty.  Cleaning every board by hand at test and
> final inspection seems unimaginative, at best.
>
> I will say no more, but thanks for any comments.  Louis
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