The function of a high-power heat sink is to absorb the heat from various high-power devices and then dissipate it inside or outside the equipment, ensuring the normal temperature of the equipment components. Radiators can be manufactured using various materials, and each material has a different thermal conductivity, arranged from high to low, including silver, copper, aluminum, steel, etc.

What are the characteristics of various materials used in high-power heat sinks?

Aluminum radiator: Due to the characteristics of raw materials and manufacturing processes, aluminum radiators have relatively low prices and high cost-effectiveness. At the same time, the heat dissipation performance of the aluminum profile radiator is also very good, with fast heat dissipation and light weight.

Steel radiator: With diverse shapes and rich colors, this type of radiator is generally used for household heating, while our Donghao radiator does not produce such products.

Steel aluminum composite radiator: Our copper aluminum composite products are mainly used in heat pipe radiators, which can embed heat pipes on top of ordinary profile radiators, greatly improving heat dissipation performance. There is also a copper aluminum composite liquid cooled radiator that can be embedded with copper pipes on top of the water-cooled plate radiator to further improve heat dissipation performance.

The above is an introduction to the characteristics of high-power heat sinks made of various materials, hoping to be helpful to everyone. If you would like to learn more related information, please continue to follow our website. Guangdong Zhaogong Technology Co., Ltd., an aluminum radiator manufacturer, is a professional enterprise that specializes in research and development, production, and sales of various specifications of aluminum profiles, aluminum radiators, and aluminum parts. Our products are widely used in the lighting industry, industrial industry, decoration industry, as well as automotive parts, daily necessities, furniture, etc. We welcome inquiries from all walks of life.

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