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Shrinkage Factor

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Shrinkage Factor
An adjustment of a performance measure for reliability when analysing differences in outcomes based on the way in which different physicians manage the same type of patient


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The E-200 Series SMC also molds to net shape because it has a zero shrinkage factor, allowing it to withstand high temperature manufacturing and assembly conditions.
The final result taking into account the shrinkage factor - discarding the non-metal components - means the production of around 6.
The film also has a thermal shrinkage factor at 105[degrees] C in the transverse direction of 0 to + 1.
 
 
 
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