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  • Tolerances and Dimensions for PCB Fabrication

    Tolerances and Dimensions for PCB Fabrication

    The tolerances decide what actually ships.  READ MORE...

  • How to Avoid 'Ghost Manufacturing'

    How to Avoid 'Ghost Manufacturing'

    Hidden subcontracting can expose providers to latent quality risks.  READ MORE...

  • Flex Circuits for Use in Catheters

    Flex Circuits for Use in Catheters

    Long, narrow flex circuits push manufacturing limits.  READ MORE...

  • A Guide to Flexible and Rigid-flex PCBs.

    A Guide to Flexible and Rigid-flex PCBs.

    What is a flex PCB?  READ MORE...

  • UHDI Solder Mask Considerations

    UHDI Solder Mask Considerations

    Can solder mask tolerance follow UHDI's lead?  READ MORE...

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  • Tolerances and Dimensions for PCB Fabrication

    The tolerances decide what actually ships.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/241-designer-s-notebook/19202-tolerances-and-dimensions-for-pcb-fabrication

  • How to Avoid 'Ghost Manufacturing'

    Hidden subcontracting can expose providers to latent quality risks.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/270-board-buying/19199-the-phantom-menace-of-pcb-purchasing-how-to-avoid-ghost-manufacturing

  • Flex Circuits for Use in Catheters

    Long, narrow flex circuits push manufacturing limits.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/243-flexperts/19205-flex-circuits-for-use-in-catheters

  • A Guide to Flexible and Rigid-flex PCBs.

    What is a flex PCB?

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/19208-a-guide-to-flexible-and-rigid-flex-printed-circuit-boards

  • UHDI Solder Mask Considerations

    Can solder mask tolerance follow UHDI's lead?

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/19210-uhdi-solder-mask-considerations

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Solvay Engineering Unveils PA6.6 Polymer

Published: 11 May 2016

PA6.6 polymer combines characteristics of halogen-free flame retardancy with high flow and low migration, while reducing corrosion during the injection process. Reduces corrosion of injection machine during processing. Is UL Yellow Card certified, including 5VA flame class rating at 0.8mm thickness.

Solvay Engineering Plastics, www.solvay.com/en/index.html

 

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