Thermal Silicone grease products provide superior thermal performance with ease of use across a multitude of applications. The low viscosity and inherent thixotropy make the technology a good fit for large-scale production with dispensing, screen printing and stencil printing.
Thermal Grease is a common silicone thermal interface material, usually used to increase thermal contact conductance across jointed solid surfaces. Thermal interface materials occupy the space of air (a very poor thermal conductor) and fill in the gaps between two solid surfaces. This establishes an effective thermal path between a heat-generating component and a heat sink attached to it, therefore greatly increasing thermal transfer efficiency.
Silicone thermal grease is a composite containing silicone and inorganic or metal nanomaterials with high thermal conductivity. It has been a great replacement for pyrolithic graphene sheets. Compared with thermal pads or liquid gap fillers, grease has the lower viscosity, and it can be used by dispense or screenprint, forming a thinner thermal conductivity layer with high thermal conductivity performance.
Thermal greases are designed to minimize thermal resistance at inter-faces, and maintain excellent performance through reliability testing. TG series products are offered with varying thermal impedance and thermal conductivity properties to complement different power densities in real applications. Products are also available in a range of bondline thicknesses (BLT) to meet variations in interface flatness.
