LINT thermally conductive coating is a functional coating applied to metal surfaces. After application, it forms a black film and can be used on equipment housings, industrial computer housings, motor housings, heat sinks, and other external metal surfaces with heat dissipation requirements.
Applicable substrates include metals such as iron, steel, copper, and aluminum. By forming a thermally conductive/heat dissipating coating on the metal surface, it assists in the transfer of heat from the equipment and the metal substrate to the outside, serving as an auxiliary method for equipment thermal management.
The product can be coated according to the shape of the workpiece and the actual process requirements, and is suitable for applications such as mechanical equipment, automation equipment, industrial computers, motors and various metal housings.
After drying, it forms a black coating suitable for application to the surfaces of various metal equipment and housings. The coating can be applied to different workpiece shapes and surface structures, and is suitable for metal workpieces with different geometries, such as housings, outer shells, and heat sink fins.
Suitable for a variety of metal substrates
It can be applied to common metal materials such as iron, steel, copper, and aluminum.
Assist in equipment thermal management
It can be used as an auxiliary solution for equipment heat dissipation design and can be applied to equipment and mechanisms that need to dissipate heat from the metal surface.
Applicable to a variety of industrial equipment
It can be evaluated for application in industrial computer housings, control boxes/equipment housings, motor housings, heat sinks, and other metal external surfaces.
Scope of application
Industrial computer cases | Equipment housings | Motor housings
Heat sink fins | Metal casing | External surface of mechanical equipment
