Hi TechNetters,
Not sure about the fraud check (please see the email below) procedures but I have been a member of the forum for at least two decades by now. This Forum has always been a place of learning, and the discussions are interesting anyway. I have worked in IC packaging materials and processes since 1979 starting with Intel and would be glad to help anyone.
Thanks to all.
Syed Sajid Ahmad
ECE NDSU
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Thanks.

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for space, yes it is restricted with limited volatile organic compound.  it is also restricted if you have mechanical relay close by...
On Jul 24, 2017, at 6:06 PM, Ahmad, Syed wrote:

> Silicone does not look like a restricted material.
>
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> Several individuals have asked me if the Fitbit watch band is a danger 
> if around the manufacturing of circuit cards, since the band is a type 
> of silicone. Does anyone have an answer to this.
> Thank you