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An inner layer engineer would like to ask technetters the following:
1) Has anyone determined the % moisture content in inner layers, presumably
after oxide, that relates to potential delamination problems after lamination?
2) How is this moisture content measured and/or monitored?
3) What resin types (ie multifunctional, polyimide etc) are applicable?
All responses would be greatly appreciated.
Dave Rooke
Circo Craft - Pointe Claire
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