Double-Sided Thermal Silicone Heat Sink

Key Specifications/ Special Features:

A radiator is a device used to dissipate heat from equipment, typically used to prevent overheating and protect it from damage. The composition and structure of heat sinks can vary depending on the equipment and occasion they are applied to, but typically include the following components:

1. Radiator base: The radiator base is the main part of the radiator, usually made of metal materials (such as aluminum, copper, steel, etc.). It has a larger surface area in order to emit more heat.

2. Radiator fins: Radiator fins are protruding parts on the radiator substrate, usually connected to the radiator substrate by welding or brazing. The main function of radiator fins is to increase the surface area of the radiator, thereby enhancing the heat dissipation effect.

3. Cooling fan: The cooling fan is one of the important components of the radiator, which can suck cold air into the radiator and blow it towards the radiator substrate and fins. This helps to accelerate the air flow on the surface of the radiator, thereby enhancing the heat dissipation effect.

4. Fasteners and support brackets: These components are used to secure the radiator to the equipment and support the weight of the radiator. The type and shape of fasteners and support brackets depend on the model and size of the equipment.

5. Coating or additives: Some radiators have special coatings or additives added to the radiator substrate or fins to enhance their heat dissipation performance. These coatings or additives can include thermal conductive materials, insulation materials, etc.

In summary, the composition and structure of a radiator depend on the equipment and occasion in which it is applied, but typically includes components such as the radiator substrate, fins, cooling fans, fasteners and support frames, as well as coatings or attachments.

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