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Thermal Putty

Thermal putty is a material designed for efficient heat conduction, primarily used to fill gaps between PCB components and heat sinks, ensuring effective heat transfer and preventing overheating. It is commonly used in thermal management for electronic components. As a high thermal conductivity material, it can fill uneven surfaces and remain fixed long-term without peeling off, making it the best choice for larger gap applications.

Thermal Gel
Lightweight thermal putty is a low-density, lightweight thermal material commonly used in lightweight drones and EV (electric vehicle) components. For lightweight drones, reducing weight can directly extend flight endurance, as battery weight accounts for a large proportion; lowering the weight effectively improves the endurance per unit of electrical energy. In electric vehicles, lightweight design also reduces energy consumption and increases battery range.

DTT13-s

13.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow

S-putty5-s

10.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal gel, compared to thermal grease, features non-flowing and anti-sagging properties, making it easier to clean. It can replace thermal pads and offers characteristics such as low oil bleed and non-flowing behavior. Thermal gel can fill larger gaps and simultaneously encapsulate various irregular components, maintaining stability even at high temperatures. Additionally, it provides higher dielectric breakdown voltage insulation, making it suitable for high-power electronic and electrical components.

SH-putty3

8.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal silicone putty is a polymer thermal interface material made with a silicone base and added thermal conductive fillers. It offers both electrical insulation and mechanical protection, efficiently transferring and dissipating heat. Thermal silicone is primarily used for thermal management and heat dissipation in industries such as electronics, electrical engineering, automotive, and lighting. Due to its high thermal conductivity, insulation, softness, and high-temperature resistance, thermal silicone has become an indispensable material for thermal management in modern electronic and electrical products.

S-putty2-s

6.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal putty is primarily used to fill gaps between electronic components and heat sinks, enhancing heat dissipation efficiency. It effectively conducts heat, rapidly transferring the heat generated by components to the heat sink, thereby lowering component temperatures and preventing overheating damage. Thermal putty overcomes issues such as overflow and drying out commonly seen with thermal grease, and is an ideal choice for automated dispensing production when used with LiPOLY’s dedicated putty dispensing equipment.

H-putty2

6.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow

S-putty

3.5 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Silicone thermal putty is a thermal interface material made from a silicone base combined with thermally conductive powders, blended using specialized equipment. It offers excellent thermal conductivity, insulation, and high-temperature resistance. Widely used in electronics, automotive, and LED industries, it enhances heat dissipation efficiency and extends product lifespan by effectively transferring heat from heat-generating components to heat sinks.

H-putty

3.5 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Lightweight thermal putty is a low-density, lightweight thermal material commonly used in lightweight drones and EV (electric vehicle) components. For lightweight drones, reducing weight can directly extend flight endurance, as battery weight accounts for a large proportion; lowering the weight effectively improves the endurance per unit of electrical energy. In electric vehicles, lightweight design also reduces energy consumption and increases battery range.

DTT13-s

13.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Silicone thermal putty is a thermal interface material made from a silicone base combined with thermally conductive powders, blended using specialized equipment. It offers excellent thermal conductivity, insulation, and high-temperature resistance. Widely used in electronics, automotive, and LED industries, it enhances heat dissipation efficiency and extends product lifespan by effectively transferring heat from heat-generating components to heat sinks.

H-putty

3.5 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal putty is primarily used to fill gaps between electronic components and heat sinks, enhancing heat dissipation efficiency. It effectively conducts heat, rapidly transferring the heat generated by components to the heat sink, thereby lowering component temperatures and preventing overheating damage. Thermal putty overcomes issues such as overflow and drying out commonly seen with thermal grease, and is an ideal choice for automated dispensing production when used with LiPOLY’s dedicated putty dispensing equipment.

H-putty2

6.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow

S-putty

3.5 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal silicone putty is a polymer thermal interface material made with a silicone base and added thermal conductive fillers. It offers both electrical insulation and mechanical protection, efficiently transferring and dissipating heat. Thermal silicone is primarily used for thermal management and heat dissipation in industries such as electronics, electrical engineering, automotive, and lighting. Due to its high thermal conductivity, insulation, softness, and high-temperature resistance, thermal silicone has become an indispensable material for thermal management in modern electronic and electrical products.

S-putty2-s

6.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow

S-putty5-s

10.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal gel, compared to thermal grease, features non-flowing and anti-sagging properties, making it easier to clean. It can replace thermal pads and offers characteristics such as low oil bleed and non-flowing behavior. Thermal gel can fill larger gaps and simultaneously encapsulate various irregular components, maintaining stability even at high temperatures. Additionally, it provides higher dielectric breakdown voltage insulation, making it suitable for high-power electronic and electrical components.

SH-putty3

8.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Lightweight thermal putty is a low-density, lightweight thermal material commonly used in lightweight drones and EV (electric vehicle) components. For lightweight drones, reducing weight can directly extend flight endurance, as battery weight accounts for a large proportion; lowering the weight effectively improves the endurance per unit of electrical energy. In electric vehicles, lightweight design also reduces energy consumption and increases battery range.

DTT13-s

13.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow

S-putty5-s

10.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal gel, compared to thermal grease, features non-flowing and anti-sagging properties, making it easier to clean. It can replace thermal pads and offers characteristics such as low oil bleed and non-flowing behavior. Thermal gel can fill larger gaps and simultaneously encapsulate various irregular components, maintaining stability even at high temperatures. Additionally, it provides higher dielectric breakdown voltage insulation, making it suitable for high-power electronic and electrical components.

SH-putty3

8.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal silicone putty is a polymer thermal interface material made with a silicone base and added thermal conductive fillers. It offers both electrical insulation and mechanical protection, efficiently transferring and dissipating heat. Thermal silicone is primarily used for thermal management and heat dissipation in industries such as electronics, electrical engineering, automotive, and lighting. Due to its high thermal conductivity, insulation, softness, and high-temperature resistance, thermal silicone has become an indispensable material for thermal management in modern electronic and electrical products.

S-putty2-s

6.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Thermal putty is primarily used to fill gaps between electronic components and heat sinks, enhancing heat dissipation efficiency. It effectively conducts heat, rapidly transferring the heat generated by components to the heat sink, thereby lowering component temperatures and preventing overheating damage. Thermal putty overcomes issues such as overflow and drying out commonly seen with thermal grease, and is an ideal choice for automated dispensing production when used with LiPOLY’s dedicated putty dispensing equipment.

H-putty2

6.0 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow

S-putty

3.5 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow
Silicone thermal putty is a thermal interface material made from a silicone base combined with thermally conductive powders, blended using specialized equipment. It offers excellent thermal conductivity, insulation, and high-temperature resistance. Widely used in electronics, automotive, and LED industries, it enhances heat dissipation efficiency and extends product lifespan by effectively transferring heat from heat-generating components to heat sinks.

H-putty

3.5 W/m·K
No Vertical Flow

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N800C Non-Silicone Thermal Pad – Compliant with ASTM E595 Low Outgassing Standards

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