DM-TIM-15323-SYP
DM-TIM-15323-SYP is a high thermal conductivity single part epoxy adhesive. It is designed to provide superior heat transfer between a heat generating component eg power device and heat sink, heat spreader or other cooling device eg fans, heat pipes whilst ensuring high voltage isolation. The material acts as both a thermal interface material and an adhesive reducing the amount of assembly components needed in a device.
£19.95
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Product Description
DM-TIM-15323-SYP is a high thermal conductivity single part epoxy adhesive. It is designed to provide superior heat transfer between a heat generating component eg power device and heat sink, heat spreader or other cooling device eg fans, heat pipes whilst ensuring high voltage isolation. The material acts as both a thermal interface material and an adhesive reducing the amount of assembly components needed in a device.
Product Benefits
• Excellent thermal conductivity (2.3 W/m.K)
• High bond strength
• High breakdown voltage >14 kV/mm
• Single part system
• Excellent thermal stability with high operating temperatures
• Low water absorption
Applications
• Heat sink bonding
• Potting/encapsulating sensors
• Semiconductor use eg chip-scale packages, power semiconductors
• Battery systems – modules and packs
• LED and Automotive lighting
• Power supplies
• Industrial appliances
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- Customised thermal conductivity and thermal interface resistance
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