Engineered for consistent heat dissipation
Injection molding allows creative designs at a lower cost
Lower weight than traditional heat sink materials
Inherent corrosion resistance

Additive Orientation

Thermal conductivity of thermoplastic compounds can be orientation dependent when high aspect ratio additives (fibers, flakes, etc.) are used because they tend to align with polymer flow during molding. This orientation can result in non-isotropic thermal conductivity where values in-plane tend to be higher than through-plane.