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Ok People,
I have a very simple question to pose to the PCB fabricators which I feel the OEMs should pay close attention too. Depending on the responses to this question I may post further comments.
When was the last time anyone (board shops only) failed the UL flamability test on any Laminate, B-stage, or soldermask that had already passed and been issued UL approval when tested by the supplier? Personnally, I cant even remember when I had something failed.
Ed Cosper
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