Although thermal paste is not good-looking, it plays a vital role in the electrical manufacturing industry. Now the performance of electrical appliances is getting better and better, and there is almost no burning phenomenon. This is because thermal paste is applied during the manufacturing process to enhance the heat dissipation performance and fully protect the electrical appliances.
Silicone potting is needed in the manufacturing process of home appliances or industrial appliances. After use, this glue can fully protect the electrical components and prevent water and moisture from invading. silicone potting has a variety of colors to meet the needs of different fields. Can the color of silicone potting be adjusted at will?
Silicone potting has many advantages. After curing, it not only has excellent electrical insulation performance, but also has good waterproof and moisture-proof effects. It will not shrink during the curing stage. After curing, the colloid is easy to disassemble. Even if there is an electrical failure, it can be easily disassembled and repaired. What does silicone potting look like after it dries? Is it transparent?
Is the viscosity of thermal grease high? How is the bonding performance?
The electrical manufacturing industry has a good understanding of silicone potting. This adhesive is used in large quantities every year. The fields of use involve household appliances and industrial appliances. It has become an indispensable material in the manufacturing industry. Due to the large amount of use, various brands and types of silicone potting have entered the market for everyone to choose from.
Thermal paste is a heat dissipation material. This material has a wide range of uses and is used in many household appliances, such as computers, televisions, microwave ovens, etc. Industrial appliances are also used in the manufacturing process, such as automobiles, power modules, transistors, rectifiers, graphics cards, integrated lamps, radiators, etc. With such a wide range of uses, how effective is the heat dissipation?
