EK Water Blocks Thermal Pad G 1.5mm - (120x24mm)

Thermal pads represent a genuine alternative to traditional thermal pastes for many applications. The thermal pads offer several advantages over liquid or viscous materials. For instance, the pads can be easily cut to the required size with scissors or a cutter, eliminating the uncertainty of applying paste or smearing during smoothing. The pad offered here by EK Water Blocks is already pre-cut into eight smaller pieces, is slightly self-adhesive, and usually stays in place initially at the assigned position.

Of course, fixation during the further assembly process cannot be entirely omitted, as the heat source, thermal pad, and heatsink (or heat dissipation surface) should come into as large contact as possible to ensure optimal heat transfer. EKWB also maximally accommodates the user in this regard by offering the 120 x 24 mm blue pad in several thicknesses, with the version offered here being 1.5 mm thick. Additionally, the material is pleasantly flexible and adaptable, allowing it to be used in many areas.

To name just a few application examples: in RAM water coolers, alternative graphics card coolers, chipset coolers, and many other components where effective heat dissipation is crucial (e.g., on heat sinks, heat pipes, radiators, heatsinks, etc.). Since the EKWB thermal pads do not conduct electricity, there are hardly any limits to creativity with most electronic components. On the other hand, the pads, with a high thermal conductivity of 3.5 W/(m·K), make many thermal pastes look outdated. The pad at hand is ideal for the chipsets of a memory module, as the overall 120 x 24 mm strip can be cut to size as desired.

Note: The application is at your own risk! Caseking assumes no liability for damages due to improper use or use in unsuitable application areas. Adequate heat transfer should be carefully checked after installation!

Technical details:

• Dimensions (total): 120 x 24 mm (L x W)
• Thickness: 1.5 mm
• Quantity: 1 strip
• Thermal conductivity: 3.5 W/(m·K)
• Operating temperature: -55 to +200 °C