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I am investigating the feasibility of using an inkjet system to mark
printed circuit boards. Currently we use a silk-screen process. I
would be interested in hearing about other company's experiences and
suggestions.
David Kelly
E/E Materials & Processes
Boeing Defense & Space Group
(206)773-7342
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