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Does anyone know of any materials that are scratch-resistant like
Teflon, but meet U.L. flammability requirements?  I am looking for
alternatives to the polyimide coverlayer that I need to put on a
flexible printed circuit.  Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Nelson P. Calimquim
Project Engineering Supervisor
M-Flex

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