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Date: | Thu, 22 Apr 1999 22:21:48 +0800 |
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Hi there,
We are buying PBGA substrates in strips and allow to have not more than 1
X-OUT per strip or 10% X-out per lot whichever is lesser. We are facing a
problem now - the substrates which is X-OUT will still go thru the
processes such as molding etc (no die and bonding only). These processes
and materials cost work out to quite a substantial amount.
How do you take care of that ? Do you force vendors to pay for the
additional processes/material costs ? Do you get them to charge you lesser
for the substrates if there is certain % of X-out ? Do you have any special
formula to calculate ?
Would appreciate very much if you can share with me your valuable experience.
You may write to [log in to unmask]
Best Regards, EW.
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