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                                             LCP: SIVERAS ® L304G35
                                                SIVERAS ®  LX (new grade)
                           Flowability          (GF reinforced)
               Flash
                              80 (mm)        PPS: TORELINA ® A504 × 90
                                                        (GF reinforced)
          Hole
         Flash length  5     60           75  Weld line strength
                (µm)               55  73  (MPa)
                             50
                         2.2       13.3
                                                     Weld line
                                   13.5
                    1       260           14
             CLTE                             Flexural modulus
                                          (GPa)
            –5
        [× 10  cm/(cm ºC)]    300              (0.125 in)
                                    For lead-free soldering
                              310 (ºC)
                      Soldering heat resistance
                                                             ®
                                        ®
        Figure A.3 Comparison of Toray SIVERAS and PPS resin TORELINA .




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