Product Design & Development

Fujipoly’s High-Performance, Low Resistance Gap Filler

By Fujipoly
Wednesday, October 05, 2011

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Fujipoly's Sarcon 50G-Hm gap filler pad features a thermal resistance of .16°Cin2/W at 72.5 PSI.



An important consideration among electronics manufacturers is the damage that can be done to a thermal gap filler pad during delicate assembly and re-work operations. To help alleviate this problem, Fujipoly (Carteret, NJ) announces the availability of Sarcon 50G-Hm. This high performance, low resistance gap filler pad features:

  • A low-tac top surface.
  • A unique, one-sided treatment that is less sticky than the opposing surface.
  • A thermal conductivity of 6.0 W/m°K.
  • A thermal resistance of .16°Cin2/W at 72.5 PSI. 
  • A thickness of 0.5mm.
  • Flame retardant TIM is available in sheets up to 300 x 200mm.

For more information visit www.fujipoly.com.

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