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0.23mm Silicon Coated Heat Conductive Material PC Power Thermal Interface
Product Details:
| Place of Origin: | China; USA |
| Brand Name: | BOALV |
| Certification: | E236040 |
| Model Number: | 0.3-10 |
Payment & Shipping Terms:
| Minimum Order Quantity: | USD100 |
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| Price: | Negotiable |
| Packaging Details: | PE bags+carton box |
| Delivery Time: | 8 working days |
| Payment Terms: | Paypal, T/T |
| Supply Ability: | 31,200,000 pcs |
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Detail Information |
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| Color: | Grey , Pink | Thickness: | 0.23-10mm |
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| Material Brand: | Local Or Bergquist, Panasonic | Thermal Conductivity: | 0.8-1.6 W/(m.k) |
| Working Temperature: | 400℃ | Least Roll Width: | 13 Mm |
| Highlight: | 0.23mm Heat Conductive Material,E236040 Heat Conductive Material,0.23mm Thermal Interface Material |
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Product Description
0.23mm Silicon Coated Heat Conductive Material PC Power Thermal Interface
These heat conductive silicon products are applied to sink, PCBA, because of their high heat dissipating capacity and electrial isolation performance, as well as their high heat conductivity and compatible surface characteristic.
Another product is Pyrolytic Graphite Sheet, it is a thermal interface material which is very thin, synthetically made, has high thermal conductivity, and is made from a higly oriented graphite polymer film. It is ideal for providing thermal management/heat-sinking in limited spaces or to provide supplemental heat-sinking in addition to conventional means. This material is flexible and can be cut into customizable shapes.
Physical and Chemical Properties/Characteristics:
| Appearance:Solid | Form:in piece |
| Colour:Can be in dirrerent colours |
Odour:Odorless |
| PH Value:5~7 | Boiling Point/Boiling Range:>700℃ |
| Decompostion temperature:N/A | Flash Point:N/A |
| Spontaneous temperature:N/A | Explosion Limits:N/A |
| Vapor Pressure:N/A | Vapor Density:N/A |
| Specific Gravity:>1.6(25℃) | Solubility in water:N/A |
The material is always in roll status so that it can be used conveniently.
