Thermal Pad 17.3 for W/mK Non Conductive Heat Dissipation Silicone Pad for PC

Product Features: - Utilizes high-performance silicone material, non-toxic, harmless, and environmentally friendly. - A thermal conductivity of 17.3 W/mK, providing efficient heat dissipation. - Features a non-conductive design, ensuring electrical insulation and preventing the risk of short circuits. - Exhibits excellent heat resistance, withstanding temperatures ranging from -40℃ to 200℃. - Boasts strong conformability and flexibility, allowing for easy installation and fitting on uneven surfaces. - Available in various sizes to meet the specific requirements of different applications. Benefits: - Effectively dissipates heat from electronic components, preventing overheating and ensuring optimal performance. - Its non-conductive nature prevents electrical hazards, enhancing safety and reliability. - Provides long-lasting durability due to its excellent heat resistance, ensuring uninterrupted operation. - Facilitates efficient heat transfer due to its high thermal conductivity, improving the performance of electronic devices. - Simple installation process thanks to its conformability and flexibility, saving time and effort. - Wide range of applications, including laptops, desktops, servers, and other electronic devices. Additional Features: - RoHS and REACH compliant, ensuring adherence to environmental regulations. - Available in tailored sizes and shapes to accommodate specific design requirements. - Supports bulk orders for large-scale applications. Applications: - Heat dissipation for CPUs, GPUs, and other heat-generating components in electronic devices. - Thermal interface material for connecting heat sinks and coolers to electronic components. - Providing electrical insulation between heat sources and other electronic components. Specifications: - Thermal Conductivity: 17.3 W/mK - Temperature Range: -40℃ to 200℃ - Material: Silicone - Non-Conductive: Yes - RoHS and REACH Compliant: Yes External Links: -

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