Any details about this kind of polymers?
I always see this kind of polymers on EPOX's latest mothbaords. Anyone know more details about this polymers?
Thanks all guys.
Thanks all guys.
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Not shure, but the logo dos not look like one of the majors... may be we see the same old story again, but now with polymers. -
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are you thinking of hitachi? i dont think its that. looks like a football actually.
problem is that there is a whole bunch of companies doing polymer caps now. most of taiwan actually
still i am suprised we get no fail reports yet. looks like they have a winner this time.
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Re: Any details about this kind of polymers?
The logo kind of looks like TDK's logo.PeteS in CA
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not clear enough to tell much.
looks like a soccerball.Comment
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I got some information for these polymers in my side now! It may be TOSHIN polymers.
But, TOSHIN have some polymers, but there is no photos details about their polymers. http://www.toshincon.com/toshin-e/product4-02.htmComment
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