Graphite Sheets

Thermally conductive graphite materials are a crystalline form of carbon known for their layered sheet structure. These graphite layers are held together by van der Waals forces and can effectively conduct thermal energy, with thermal conductivity that exceeds steel, iron, lead and other metallic materials. In practical applications, thermally conductive graphite materials are typically manufactured as graphite sheets or graphite films that can be extremely thin and flexible, making them convenient for conforming to electronic components of various shapes. These thermal conductive sheets are commonly used around processors or batteries in smartphones, tablets, and laptops to help rapidly dissipate heat.