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Date: | Wed, 5 Mar 1997 09:47:07 +0000 |
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We store our prepreg in an enviroment of 10% RH and 65 degrees F
This prepreg is mil certified FR4. After 6 months of sitting on the
shelf, this material is no longer certified by our supplier as mil
spec. This material could then be used on non mil spec work. What
method and what time frame should be used to determine when the
material should be thrown out? (not used on anything) In other
words, after the six months, we know the material is not scrap, but at
what time will it actually become defective? Any input on this
subject would be appreciated Thank you..
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