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>From the EMPF HelpLine: Discussion with our several process and
solderability experts leads to the conclusion that your question can best be
answered only by your component supplier(s). It would be possible to test
and determine the characteristics associated with a single component batch
from a given vendor, but overall, there are too many variations in
material/mfg processes to categorize "plastic" component bodies with a
"typical" range as you requested.
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