I was designing the footprint for this FPC connector: Datasheet
The recommended land pattern is shown here:
The issue I encountered is that the pins on one side protrude outside of the pad:
I triple checked the dimensions and the outer "toes" and the "heel" on one of the sides seem fine.
Would the absence of the "heel" fillet on one of the sides be an issue? It's not that I think that Molex has provided a bad footprint but more that I fear I might have misinterpreted something.
Source: IPC-A-610D
Update
These are the measurements on the land pattern depicted above:
I moved the pads to be 2.9mm center to center, and this is the result:
Which is weird, because the long pad is still on the short "pin". Flipping the part to match the long pin with the long pad, this is how it looks:
Best Answer
Probably not a big deal, since that portion of the pin looks to actually be rounded and not square, which is hard to see in the picture below:
Source: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/fpc-connectors/7883521/
The dimensions in the datasheet don't show the rounded inside of the connectors which would make it easier to solder and align itself on the pads. I don't know that I'd even worry about if the quantities of the board were low (like 100 or less).