Hello,

I work with an area that inspects flex circuitry.  The product is
gold or tin-plated copper circuitry on a polyimid substrate.  The
inspection is done with microscopes at stations which accomodate
roll-to-roll processing.  Many of our inspectors complain of the
glare from the product when inspecting the product with top lighting
from the scopes - especially when inspecting with top lighting several
hours a day.

Has anyone else dealt successfully with this issue?  I'd like to
improve the inspection conditions, if at all possible.  Any ideas
would be appreciated.
-- 
Mark M. Lettang       Opinions expressed herein are my own and may
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