Aluminum Heat Sinks for thermal management and EMI Shielding

CoolPoly® Thermally Conductive Plastics

For Heat Sinks & Thermal Management Solutions

CoolPoly Benefits

CoolPoly thermally conductive injection molding grade thermoplastics are ideal for manufacturing heat sinks and thermal management solutions that are lightweight, low cost and have a great deal of design freedom. In electronics, the 3-dimensional net shape molding of thermally conductive plastics allows both optimal heat transfer and the best utilization of the space available.

In typical electronic power and air flow environments, CoolPoly thermally conductive plastics provide equivalent heat transfer to aluminum parts.

CoolPoly thermally conductive plastics are used to mold heat sinks and thermal management solutions in electronics, appliance, medical and automotive industries.

Heat sinks and thermal management solutions molded from thermally conductive plastics provide:

Equivalent heat dissipation to aluminum
Lightweight—50% less than aluminum
3-dimensional complexity
No antenna effect
Simplified attachment
Low cost

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