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Recently someone here asked the question: "What specification or standard
describes the packaging method(s)/material(s) which should be used when a
pwb manufacturer ships dried pwb's to the customer??" If no specs/stds
apply, then what is best commercial practice or what is nomally done.
Thanks, Jim Mofiftt
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