Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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EN-Labs
Non-conductive silicone pad measuring 85 x 45 x 3.0 mm with 16.8 W/mK conductivity for CPU, GPU and heatsink gaps
This EN-Labs thermal pad measures 85 by 45 by 3.0 millimetres and delivers 16.8 W/mK conductivity. The non-conductive silicone sheet suits laptops, GPUs, CPUs, LED coolers and assorted electronics where a gap-filling interface is preferred over paste.
The pad transfers heat across its grey silicone body without electrical conduction, rated above 10 KV breakdown voltage. Zero moving parts mean silent operation and no power draw, while 3.6 g/cc density and 30 to 50 Shore C hardness keep the interface stable during typical workloads.
The material maintains its thermal path during extended sessions because it does not pump out or dry like grease. Users can trim the 85 by 45 millimetre sheet to exact shapes, ensuring consistent contact pressure and steady temperatures over long periods.
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Cut the pad to size, peel both protective films, place it between the component and heatsink, then apply even pressure; the common mistake is leaving one film on or trapping air bubbles.
The non-conductive silicone pad does not dry out like paste; inspect it when you reseat the cooler and replace it if it shows compression set, tearing, or reduced thickness.
The 3.0mm thickness and 30-50 Shore C hardness set the minimum gap it can fill; if the mating surfaces separate further, thermal resistance rises before the 16.8 W/mK conductivity becomes the bottleneck.
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