I had not heard of that 008004, so I googled it.  Not sure if it's of any help, but the tables here seem interesting.



http://www.topline.tv/SizeChart.html



I'm hoping for nothing smaller...



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TechNetters,

I am asking using English units, not metric.  When I started in the industry 1206s were standard.  I think 0201s are standard now (at least in the handheld portion of the industry). I know 01005s are here and I have read of 008004s, but anything smaller?



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Bev



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