Description
Super Lube 98003 Silicone Heat Sink Compound, 3 oz (Pack Of 3)
Improve heat transfer and help protect heat-sensitive electronic components with Super Lube Silicone Heat Sink Compound. This non-curing silicone compound is blended with thermally conductive fine metal oxide powders to efficiently transfer heat away from electronic components and into heat sinks or chassis surfaces. It helps fill microscopic surface imperfections and reduce air pockets between mating surfaces for more efficient thermal transfer.
Its thermally stable, low-bleed formulation remains in place without hardening, drying out, or melting under normal operating conditions. The compound also provides high dielectric strength and adheres well to metal surfaces, making it suitable for a wide range of electronic, electrical, automotive, and industrial heat-transfer applications.
Product Specifications
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Brand: Super Lube
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Product: Silicone Heat Sink Thermally Conductive Compound
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Part Number: 98003
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Material / Base: Silicone
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Thermal Additive: Thermally conductive fine metal oxide powders
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Form: Paste / Compound
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Color: White
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Net Weight: 3 oz (85 g) × 3
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Package Information: 3 oz Tube × 3
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Consistency: NLGI 2
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Thermal Conductivity: 2.174 W/m·K
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Temperature Range: -40°F to 500°F (-40°C to 260°C)
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Water Resistance: Yes
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Electrical Property: Non-conductive / dielectric
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Country of Origin: USA
Key Features
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Thermally conductive compound for efficient heat transfer
- Helps transfer heat from electronic components to heat sinks and chassis
- Helps fill surface imperfections and reduce trapped air
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Non-curing silicone formulation
- Will not harden, dry out, or melt under its specified operating conditions
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Low bleed formulation helps keep the compound in place
- High dielectric strength for electrical insulation
- Adheres effectively to metal surfaces
- Suitable for a wide -40°F to 500°F (-40°C to 260°C) temperature range
Recommended Applications
Ideal for CPU and electronic heat sinks, semiconductors, power diodes, transistors, thermocouple wells, alternators, automotive regulators and rectifiers, as well as other heat-generating electrical and electronic components where efficient thermal transfer is required.
