Thermally conductive silicone film is a kind of thermally conductive medium material synthesized by a special process with silicone as the base material and adding various auxiliary materials such as metal oxides, in the industry, also known as thermally conductive silicone pad, thermally conductive silicone film, soft thermally conductive pad, thermally conductive silicone gasket, etc. It is specially produced for the design scheme of using gaps to transfer heat, which can fill the gaps and complete the heat transfer between the heat generating part and the heat dissipating part, and also play the role of insulation It can meet the requirements of miniaturization and ultra-thin design of equipment, and is an excellent material for thermal conductivity filling, with a wide range of thickness.

Specific applications: LED industry use, automotive electronics industry applications, power supply industry, PDP/LED flat panel TV applications, communications industry, home appliance industry.

The main characteristics of thermally conductive silicone film: insulation, thermal conductivity, wear resistance, flame retardant, gap filling, anti-compression, buffering, etc.

Advantages of thermally conductive silicone film: 1, the material is soft, good compression performance, good thermal conductivity and insulation performance, the adjustable range of thickness is relatively large, suitable for filling the cavity, both sides have natural adhesion, operability and maintenance; 2, thermally conductive silicone film in the thermal conductivity can be selective, from 0.8w/k.m ----3.0w/k.m or more, and stable performance, long-term use of reliable; 3. The highest thermal conductivity of double-sided adhesive is not more than 1.0w/k-m, and the thermal conductivity is not ideal; 4, thermal conductive silicone grease is a room temperature curing process, which is easy to produce surface drying and cracking at high temperature, and the performance is unstable, easy to volatilize and flow, and the thermal conductivity will gradually decline, which is not conducive to long-term reliable system operation.