Graphite Sheet High Thermal Conductivity (Thickness: 0.025mm, Purity: 99.9%)

Graphite Sheet High Thermal Conductivity

Introduction

Graphite sheet high thermal conductivity are engineered materials created from high-purity graphite powders through processes such as extrusion and rolling. These sheets are characterized by their excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, and resistance to chemical degradation.  Graphite sheets are used in various applications due to their customizable properties and versatility.

Applications

Thermal Management:

Heat Spreaders: Used in electronic devices to efficiently dissipate heat from components like CPUs, GPUs, and power transistors.

Thermal Interface Materials (TIMs): Serves as an effective TIM between heat-generating components and heat sinks, enhancing heat conduction.

Electrical Conductors:

Employed in applications requiring conductive pathways, such as in battery electrodes, electric motors, and various electronic devices.

Sealing and Gaskets:

Utilized in high-temperature and chemical-resistant seals and gaskets, particularly in the automotive and aerospace industries, to prevent leakage and maintain integrity under extreme conditions.

Fuel Cells:

Used in fuel cell applications as bipolar plates, where they facilitate electron transport and thermal management within the cell structure.

Nuclear Applications:

Applied in nuclear reactors as moderator or reflector materials due to their ability to slow down neutrons without absorbing them significantly.

Art and Crafts:

Commonly used in art supplies, such as drawing and sketching materials, due to their ability to produce a range of textures and finishes.

Composite Materials:

Incorporated into composite materials to enhance mechanical strength and thermal properties in various industrial applications.