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Hi all,
I just joined the forum as a result of "surfing the web" into the
IPC home page and reading all of your interesting mail. I was
particulary intrigued by the discussion on ENTEK materials as we
are in process here at Teradyne of implementing ENTEK on all
our SMT/Mixed technology boards. We are also faced with having to
use ENTEK on some boards employing press fit connectors.
Question: HAVE ANY OF YOU WHO ARE USING BARE COPPER/ENTEK USED
PRESS FIT ALSO? IF SO, I WOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR ANY ADVICE
AND/OR PITFALLS.
Thanks,
Dean Barham
Mgr. Mfg. Eng.
DFM Technology
Teradyne, Inc.
Boston
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