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Good day!
I was wondering if anyone knew if it is necessary to wear gloves
when handling OSP coated PCB's? I'm in the process of writing a 3rd-level
ISO procedure for WIP product handling for our production floor and have
recieved input that gloves should be a requirement when handling OSP
coated boards. We are not using a no-clean process, it's aqueous....
I haven't read or heard anything like that, could someone shed some
light for me?
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