Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A 12.8 W/mK non-conductive silicone pad sized 85×45×1 mm for filling gaps between CPUs, GPUs or LED modules and their heatsinks
This 12.8 W/mK thermal pad replaces conventional grease between a processor or graphics chip and its heatsink. The silicone sheet targets builders and technicians who need a non-conductive, gap-filling interface for laptops, desktops or LED assemblies.
Verify that the mating surfaces can accommodate a 1 mm thick sheet and that the 85 mm by 45 mm footprint covers the die area; the pad can be trimmed with scissors to fit smaller components. Ensure the application does not exceed the stated operating range of minus 40 °C to 200 °C.
The pad conducts heat at 12.8 W/mK and contains no moving parts, so it adds zero acoustic noise and draws no electrical power. Its silicone construction remains stable across the full temperature span without melting, curing or losing compression.
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The package contains the thermal pad itself; no extra compound or tools are required because the pad can be cut to shape and placed directly between the component and heatsink.
The 1mm pad suits larger gaps typically found on laptop GPU or memory modules, while the thinner 0.5mm option is better for tight clearances on CPU dies or slim VRM areas.
It fills microscopic air gaps between the chip and cooler, lowering contact resistance so heat moves from the die to the heatsink more efficiently and component temperatures drop noticeably.
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