THERMAL GAP FILLER PADS TGP8000
Honeywell Thermal Gap Filler Pads (TGPs) provide high thermal performance with ease of use for many applications. Ultra-high compressibility enables low stress and excellent conformity to mating surfaces. Honeywell TGP models are naturally tacky, and require no additional adhesive which could inhibit thermal performance. TGP models have been designed to minimize thermal resistance at interfaces, and maintain effective performance through reliability testing. TGP models are silicone based, therefore they offer a certain anti-shock effect, with electrical isolation and non-flammability.
Exhibits low oil bleeding and outgassing along with low hardness. Naturally tacky, and requires no additional adhesive which could inhibit thermal performance. (Grey color, 0.2 Thermal Impedance, 8.0 Thermal Conductivity, Hardness 30 on Shore 00)
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