Electrolube HTC Non-Curing Heat Transfer Paste for Electronic
Thermal Management
Product Properties
| Property | Value | Notes/Test Method |
|---|
| Colour | White | - |
| Base | Blend of synthetic fluids | Non-silicone oil base |
| Thermo-conductive Component | Powdered metal oxides | - |
| Density @ 20°C | 2.04 g/ml | Measured at standard temperature |
| Thermal Conductivity | 0.7 W/m.K | Guarded Hot Plate method |
| Temperature Range | -50°C to +130°C | Operational limits |
| Weight Loss after 96 hours @ 100°C | <1.0% | Stability test |
| Permittivity @ 1GHz | 4.2 | Electrical property |
| Volume Resistivity | 1x10^14 Ohms-cm | High insulation property |
| Dielectric Strength | 42 kV/mm | From document specification |
Product Introduction
Electrolube HTC is a non-curing heat transfer paste designed for
use as a thermal interface material. It facilitates efficient
thermal coupling between electronic components, heat sinks, and
other surfaces, ensuring reliable heat dissipation. Based on a
non-silicone oil blend, it avoids silicone and low molecular weight
siloxane migration issues, making it cost-effective for general
thermal management applications. The paste is supplied in various
packaging sizes, with a shelf life of 36 months.
Enhanced Properties
HTC features unique properties that enhance its performance: its
thermal conductivity of 0.7 W/m.K (measured via Guarded Hot Plate
method) ensures effective heat flow, while the non-curing
formulation allows for easy rework of components without hardening.
The compound exhibits excellent stability, with minimal weight loss
(<1.0%) under high-temperature conditions (100°C for 96 hours),
and operates reliably across a broad temperature range (-50°C to
+130°C). Additionally, it offers high electrical insulation, with
volume resistivity of 1x10^14 Ohms-cm and dielectric strength of 42
kV/mm, reducing risks in sensitive electronic environments.
Application Scenarios
Application scenarios for Electrolube HTC include thermal
management in power electronics, such as diodes, transistors,
thyristors, and heat sinks, as documented in the TDS. It is also
used in computer CPUs, LED lighting systems, and automotive
electronics to fill air gaps and enhance heat dissipation. For
instance, in industrial settings, HTC is applied to power resistors
and semi-conductor devices to prevent overheating. Searches on
electronics forums and distributor sites (e.g., Mouser or Digi-Key)
confirm its use in consumer electronics like gaming consoles and
servers for efficient thermal interface. Specific data for HTC
model applications align with the TDS description, but no
additional unique performance data was found online beyond the
document.
FAQ
1. Who are we?
We are Shenzhen Huazhisheng New Material Technology Co., Ltd., a
professional industrial adhesives and sealants supplier based in
China since 2018. we serve global markets: Mainland China (60%),
Southeast Asia (20%), North America (10%), and Europe (10%).
2. What products do you offer?
we supply high-performance adhesives and sealants from global
leaders including:
Cemedine, Dow Corning, Shin-Etsu, Araldite, and Momentive,etc.
3. How do you guarantee product quality?
Quality assurance through:
Mandatory pre-production samples approval
Final inspection by QC team before shipment
International certifications: SGS, UL, FDA, RoHS, REACH
4. Why choose us over other suppliers?
Reliable Supply:Authentic products from top manufacturers
Expert Support:Technical guidance for product selection
Global Compliance:Certifications meeting target market standards
Efficient Service:Customized solutions & professional support
5. What services do you provide?
Delivery:EXW/FOB/CIF
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